[Ips-ursigram] AFTERNOON URSIGRAM FROM CULGOORA

[Observatory Operations]

URSIGRAM CULGOORA 10/0430UT NOV 2004
UGEOR 85303 41110 0430/ 10/02 10103
10696 2//// 3//// 45336 50400 60029 45208 29710
10698 2//// 3//// 44312 50120 60004 38509 16000
10699 2//// 3//// 47201 50020 60001 26316 02000
99999
URASP 85303 41110 57183 00059
20181 4//// 20247 20134 40206 10237 70261 20207 30215
35131 20207 30215 18133 30208 30210 18181 30210 30220
18131 20218 30234 18650 20218 30230 20400 20234 30241
URASP 85303 41110 57183 00053
18181 40247 30410 30751 30306 10306 20141 40410 2////

PLAIN
Culgoora Afternoon Report 10/0000-0430UT November 2004
Intermittent optical observations with poor seeing.


rgn 10696 (n08 w52) - Eac - Little change this period.
Plage broken and normal.
Large bright flare seen ~0205-0300UT, see associated RF below.

rgn 10698 (s09 w85) - Dao - Near limb.
Plage scattered and faint.

rgn 10699 (s16 e63) - Hsx - Stable. Plage faint.


Radiospectrograph observations: 18-1800 MHz.

  Moderate/strong type IV continuum below 230 MHz.
  0206-0237UT Weak type IV continuum below 1300 MHz.

  0207-0215UT Strong type II, fundamental and harmonic,
    260-35 MHz, estimated shock speed 1000 km/s.

  0208-0220UT Strong type III groups.

  0218-0234UT Strong type II, fundamental and harmonic,
    130-18 MHz, estimated shock speed 1100 km/s.

  0234-0241UT Strong type II, uncertain harmonic, 40-20 MHz.

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