Some studies of solar proton events in relation to active region characteristics

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Solar Activity, Solar Protons, Sunspots, Field Strength, H Alpha Line, Radio Emission, Solar Flares

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Observational characteristics of the solar regions associated with active levels of proton events serve as the basis for studying the events themselves. The review of proton-associated active regions includes data form 1966-1984, and significant features are reported. Proton events tend to begin at sunspots with field strengths of 1500-2500 Gauss which have specific configurations. The proton-associated active regions have H-alpha-flare index values that are usually more than 100 as well as type-III metric bursts. The Ca-II plage index, radio-emission flux, and maximum intensity of the 9.1-cm radio measurement tend to increase as the proton event approaches. H-alpha flares of two types are also related to a majority of the proton events. It is suggested that the factors associated with the proton events can be studied to supplement other methods of predicting the events.

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