Multi-Instrument Searches for Polar Jets: Characterizing Jet Heating and Cooling

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Jul 2007

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International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, XXIV General Assembly, session ASIV030, Oral Presentation 3129, page 691

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We will present the preliminary results obtained with SOHO, in particular UVCS, during the SOHO-TRACE-Hinode coordinated observation campaign (8-21 January 2007) for the north and south polar coronal holes. The emphasis is on identifying and tracing polar jets from the solar surface out into the accelerating solar wind and determining their physical properties as a function of height and time. It is still unclear whether the hot jets resolved by Hinode are the same phenomenon as the cooler jets identified at the last solar minimum by EIT, LASCO, and UVCS. We also aim to clarify the relationship between the episodic jets and the longer-lived polar plumes.

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