Microwave Enhancement in Coronal Holes: Structure, Variability and Magnetic Nature

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Microwaves, Augmentation, Coronal Holes, Solar Wind, Sun, Solar Atmosphere, Extreme Ultraviolet Radiation, Soho Mission, Imaging Techniques, Ultraviolet Telescopes, Spectroheliographs, Magnetic Signatures, Magnetic Variations

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The microwave enhancement in coronal holes in comparison with the quiet Sun is a distinct and easily observed signature related to the magnetic activity. This has proven to be a new tool to study the solar atmospheric layer where the fast solar wind originates. We have developed a catalog of a large number of coronal holes using images obtained by SOHO's Extreme-ultraviolet Imaging Telescope in EUV and by the Nobeyama radioheliograph in microwaves. We also have high resolution longitudinal magnetograms obtained by SOHO's Michelson Doppler Imager. We present the statistical properties of the microwave enhancements and discuss the small-scale dynamics as revealed by the magnetograms and radioheliograms. We also discuss the geoeffectiveness of these coronal holes.

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