Mateja Dumbović & Jaša Čalogović Hvar Observatory, Faculty of Geodesy, University of Zagreb Europska Unija Ulaganje u budućnost Projekt je sufinancirala.

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Mateja Dumbović & Jaša Čalogović Hvar Observatory, Faculty of Geodesy, University of Zagreb Europska Unija Ulaganje u budućnost Projekt je sufinancirala Europska Unija iz Europskog socijalnog fonda

April 2010 – Today: SDO/AIA EUV waves catalog March 1997 – February 2010: NEMO catalog AIM: EVENT LIST Should we add other information?

Some provide measurements at different heights or slices, some give average values… What is the best approach? Average values? What in case when period depends on time?

The projected length of the filament, determined roughly by approximating filament with the straight lines from Luna et al (2014)Is that “good enough”?

Other properties? (e.g. phase?) Calculate Alfven velocity? Calculate damping time/period? Other suggestions?

SO FAR…. 12 papers 19 events (not all have properties measurements) 9 LATO, 9 LALO 44% triggered by EUV wave 78% LATO’s triggered by EUV wave (11% LALO’s) 61% triggered by flare 89% LATO’s triggered by flare (33% LALO’s) Damping time vs period (damped harmonic only)

SO FAR…. 12 papers 19 events (not all have properties measurements) 9 LATO, 9 LALO 44% triggered by EUV wave 78% LATO’s triggered by EUV wave (11% LALO’s) 61% triggered by flare 89% LATO’s triggered by flare (33% LALO’s) Period vs “length” (all damped harmonic events)

Period vs “length” all damped harmonic eventsLATO’s What to make of this?

What would be useful regarding the statistical analysis?