STEREO Space Weather Beacon: March 2004 D.A. Biesecker NOAA/SEC.

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STEREO Space Weather Beacon: March 2004 D.A. Biesecker NOAA/SEC

Outline Ground station network status Ground station network status SEC’s priorities – and thus what you might choose to do with STEREO data SEC’s priorities – and thus what you might choose to do with STEREO data What SEC can reasonably expect from the STEREO data What SEC can reasonably expect from the STEREO data

Ground Station Partners Earliest Beacon Mode operation April, 2006 Earliest Beacon Mode operation April, 2006 End of phasing for ‘B’ s/c ~ 60 days after launch End of phasing for ‘B’ s/c ~ 60 days after launch None have yet signed on the bottom line None have yet signed on the bottom line Moving along nicely Moving along nicely Probables would give us the coverage we need Probables would give us the coverage we need Looking for redundancy wherever possible Looking for redundancy wherever possible Probables are NOAA (Fairbanks), NOAA (Wallops )*, RAL * (UK), CNES (France), and CRL (Japan) Probables are NOAA (Fairbanks), NOAA (Wallops )*, RAL * (UK), CNES (France), and CRL (Japan) Possible is USAF (California), ACRES (Australia), NOAA (Boulder) * Possible is USAF (California), ACRES (Australia), NOAA (Boulder) * Others? Others? * primary tracking target is ACE * primary tracking target is ACE

Ground Station Particulars NOAA/Wallops and NOAA/Fairbanks (13m) NOAA/Wallops and NOAA/Fairbanks (13m) Formal request not yet made – needs to be a high priority Formal request not yet made – needs to be a high priority Informal contacts indicate antenna availability likely Informal contacts indicate antenna availability likely CNES (9m near Toulouse) CNES (9m near Toulouse) Should receive confirmation soon Should receive confirmation soon Performance of antenna recently tested and additional upgrades being considered to increase link margin Performance of antenna recently tested and additional upgrades being considered to increase link margin Technical exchange on-going Technical exchange on-going RAL (12m, 2.4m and 3.7m) RAL (12m, 2.4m and 3.7m) ACE is primary here – use smaller dishes for ACE? ACE is primary here – use smaller dishes for ACE? CRL (6m) – now 7m CRL (6m) – now 7m Expect decision on funding on April 1, 04. Preliminary word is favorable Expect decision on funding on April 1, 04. Preliminary word is favorable Valley Forge (PA) Composite Technologies building new antenna Valley Forge (PA) Composite Technologies building new antenna Technical exchange to start when budget approved Technical exchange to start when budget approved

Other beacon issues MOU with NASA MOU with NASA Draft received from NASA in December Draft received from NASA in December Still needs action by SEC Still needs action by SEC Formalizes the roles of SEC and SSC Formalizes the roles of SEC and SSC Software to decode Viterbi encoded data in test (Phil Karn) Software to decode Viterbi encoded data in test (Phil Karn) Performance ‘slightly’ less than expected? Performance ‘slightly’ less than expected? Might force use of Turbo encoding earlier in the mission Might force use of Turbo encoding earlier in the mission Still need actual s/c data for testing Still need actual s/c data for testing

N. Arge promises the following from Wang-Sheeley work Given the s/c position in heliographic coord. Given the s/c position in heliographic coord. Solar wind and IMF radial polarity (Bx) forecasts (1-7 days) Solar wind and IMF radial polarity (Bx) forecasts (1-7 days) In time for STEREO? In time for STEREO? |B|, density, other B components |B|, density, other B components Predicted Solar Wind Speed at Earth Predicted IMF Polarity at Earth

SEC’s Identified Needs: I Highest priority – in no particular order Highest priority – in no particular order SEP event forecasts – start, peak, & end times; peak flux, spectrum, fluence, probability of SEP SEP event forecasts – start, peak, & end times; peak flux, spectrum, fluence, probability of SEP Energetic electron flux prediction for ISS Energetic electron flux prediction for ISS Regional geomagnetic nowcasts and forecasts (e.g. Auroral electrojet maps) Regional geomagnetic nowcasts and forecasts (e.g. Auroral electrojet maps) Ionospheric maps of TEC and scintillation (nowcasts and forecasts) Ionospheric maps of TEC and scintillation (nowcasts and forecasts) Geomagnetic index forecasts (A, K, Dst) and probability forecast Geomagnetic index forecasts (A, K, Dst) and probability forecast

SEC’s Identified Needs: II High Priority – in no particular order High Priority – in no particular order Geomagnetic activity predictions (1-7 days): CME’s, coronal holes, solar magnetic observations; and ACE/EPAM Geomagnetic activity predictions (1-7 days): CME’s, coronal holes, solar magnetic observations; and ACE/EPAM Geomagnetic storm end time forecast Geomagnetic storm end time forecast Real-time estimates of geomagnetic indices Real-time estimates of geomagnetic indices Improved image analysis capability (e.g. SXI, STEREO, SMEI) Improved image analysis capability (e.g. SXI, STEREO, SMEI) Short-term (days) F10.7 forecast Short-term (days) F10.7 forecast Short-term (days) X-ray flare forecast Short-term (days) X-ray flare forecast Geosynch. magnetopause crossing forecasts Geosynch. magnetopause crossing forecasts EUV index EUV index Real-time quality diagnostics (verification) of all warning/watch/forecast products Real-time quality diagnostics (verification) of all warning/watch/forecast products Routine statistical/numerical guidance for all forecast quantities Routine statistical/numerical guidance for all forecast quantities

NOAA/SEC use of STEREO Based on success of transitioning missions such as ACE and SOHO into operations; expectations are high Based on success of transitioning missions such as ACE and SOHO into operations; expectations are high Most important lesson is probably the time it took to integrate into forecast center Most important lesson is probably the time it took to integrate into forecast center Expect STEREO to be faster just because we’ll receive beacon data from start Expect STEREO to be faster just because we’ll receive beacon data from start It needs to be faster due to changing geometry and thus changing capabilities It needs to be faster due to changing geometry and thus changing capabilities

Transition to operations `Easiest’ products are data `Easiest’ products are data How to display How to display 3-d graphics 3-d graphics Single s/c 2-d images still useful? Single s/c 2-d images still useful? Halo CME observed at Earth is easily distinguished as front/back sided with one side view Halo CME observed at Earth is easily distinguished as front/back sided with one side view Interpretation must be straightforward Interpretation must be straightforward Higher level products Higher level products Require interpretation of data Require interpretation of data

Coronal Mass Ejections Currently – SOHO/LASCO Currently – SOHO/LASCO Halo CME’s Halo CME’s 1-3 day advance warning of geomagnetic storm 1-3 day advance warning of geomagnetic storm Uncertain hit/miss estimate for ‘partial’ halo CME’s Uncertain hit/miss estimate for ‘partial’ halo CME’s error of ±11 hours in arrival time error of ±11 hours in arrival time rough estimate of intensity and duration rough estimate of intensity and duration STEREO STEREO 3-d views of CME’s 3-d views of CME’s 1-3 day advance warning of geomagnetic storm 1-3 day advance warning of geomagnetic storm Continuous observations as CME propagates from Sun to Earth Continuous observations as CME propagates from Sun to Earth Reliable hit/miss prediction Reliable hit/miss prediction Potential for prediction of arrival time to within hours (or less?) Potential for prediction of arrival time to within hours (or less?) Improved estimate for storm duration Improved estimate for storm duration

e.g. CME related geomag storm Did a CME occur? - data Did a CME occur? - data Is it Earth directed? Is it Earth directed? Halo – data Halo – data Partial halo – reliable prediction needs more than data Partial halo – reliable prediction needs more than data When will it arrive? – more than data When will it arrive? – more than data How long will the storm last? – more than data How long will the storm last? – more than data How strong will the storm be? – more than data How strong will the storm be? – more than data

STEREO beacon CME detection OVERVIEWObjective: Use near-real-time STEREO beacon data to infer direction, speed, extent, and mass of Earth-directed CMEs Application: Advance warning of oncoming CMEs affecting geospace Forecast Gain: Immediate, High GRAPHIC APPROACHStrategy: Forward modeling study to develop understanding of stereo images, then construction of ops analysis tools Uniqueness: Only N-R-T beacon analysis underway, is based upon triangulation Context: Complements tomographic approaches PROGRAMMATICS Resources Needed: 0.2 FTE level of effort 0.2 FTE level of effort Development Time: 2-3 years at 0.2 FTE 2-3 years at 0.2 FTE Current Status: Basic LOS routines done, analysis not yet started done, analysis not yet started

Recurring Solar Wind Streams Currently Currently For first time stream – estimate from longitude For first time stream – estimate from longitude Recurring stream – use previous occurrence and changes in coronal hole since then – 27 days Recurring stream – use previous occurrence and changes in coronal hole since then – 27 days STEREO – Lagging spacecraft STEREO – Lagging spacecraft Use actual observation from ~few days earlier Use actual observation from ~few days earlier Improved start time of high speed wind Improved start time of high speed wind Improved end time of high speed wind Improved end time of high speed wind Determination of high speed wind properties (e.g. velocity) Determination of high speed wind properties (e.g. velocity)

Solar Wind Discontinuities (and more) Currently Currently In-situ observation at L1 In-situ observation at L1 ~1 hour warning of ~1 hour warning of n, V, B STEREO STEREO Either spacecraft, depending on heliosphere Either spacecraft, depending on heliosphere May potentially provide ~ 1 day warning of V, B May potentially provide ~ 1 day warning of V, B Weimer et al. (2003) EARTH L1 To Sun IMF v v v

Long-term Forecasts Current – up to 7 day lead Current – up to 7 day lead STEREO – 14 or more day lead STEREO – 14 or more day lead EUV Flux EUV Flux New equatorial coronal holes New equatorial coronal holes New active regions New active regions Level of flaring activity Level of flaring activity

Done Backup slides follow Backup slides follow

Space Weather Beacon Data All non-imaging data desired All non-imaging data desired High SWx forecast impact and low impact on telemetry High SWx forecast impact and low impact on telemetry The image data requires trade-offs The image data requires trade-offs High SWx forecast impact, high impact on telemetry High SWx forecast impact, high impact on telemetry Which image data are most useful? Which image data are most useful?

SECCHI Draft Observing Plans Hourly Plan x 256 pixel images Hourly Plan x 256 pixel images 00 mins EUVI, COR1, COR2 00 mins EUVI, COR1, COR2 15 mins COR2 15 mins COR2 30 mins EUVI, COR2 30 mins EUVI, COR2 45 mins COR2 45 mins COR2 Hourly Plan x 128 pixel images Hourly Plan x 128 pixel images EUVI every 5 minutes EUVI every 5 minutes COR1 every 6 minutes COR1 every 6 minutes COR2 every 10 minutes COR2 every 10 minutes

SEC Preferred Observing Plans Hourly Plan x 256 pixel images Hourly Plan x 256 pixel images 00 mins COR2, HI1 or HI2 00 mins COR2, HI1 or HI2 15 mins COR2 15 mins COR2 30 mins COR2 30 mins COR2 45 mins COR2 45 mins COR2 Provides 4 images of 2500 km/s CME (fastest) Provides 4 images of 2500 km/s CME (fastest) ‘Reliable’ velocity and acceleration determination ‘Reliable’ velocity and acceleration determination

256 x 256 EIT Images 2x Enlargement 12 min cadence 10.4”/pixel

128 x 128 EIT Images 4x enlargement 12 min cadence 20.8”/pixel

256 x 256 LASCO C3 Images 2x Enlargement ~30 min cadence 224”/pixel

128 x 128 LASCO C3 Images 4x enlargement ~30 min cadence 448”/pixel

Space Weather Beacon Questions Observing plan Observing plan Piggyback on full resolution observing plan or some space weather beacon only images? Piggyback on full resolution observing plan or some space weather beacon only images? Brightness or polarized images? Brightness or polarized images? EUVI wavelength scan? EUVI wavelength scan? HI-1 or HI-2 data? HI-1 or HI-2 data? Non-image data? Non-image data? Brightest pixel in each 64 x 64 pixel block (32 x 32 pixel image) Brightest pixel in each 64 x 64 pixel block (32 x 32 pixel image) Cosmic Ray Counts from HI Scrubbing Cosmic Ray Counts from HI Scrubbing Do we generate SW Beacon images when we don’t know someone is listening ? Do we generate SW Beacon images when we don’t know someone is listening ?