The page lists information of EIS study (observing sequences) and several typical examples of EIS study under the new Hinode data-volume regime, and the information about operation restrictions and regular activities by EIS.



  • There are almost 290 stuies (including science & engineering task) available to EIS observation. The details of each study such as line list, winodw size, exposure time etc. can be accessed online at Hinode/EIS website (MSSL), or alternatively using EIS planning tool which is distributed with Solarsoft.     Checking EIS planning tool user guides here.
  • On Hinode/EIS website there two useful webpages especially:

Studies Available for EIS

EIS Study Use Summary

  • This Hinode Daily Events Page can let you check the previous DR allocation (data volume on board?) for EIS. This will give you a rough idea about EIS study data volume.




Examples of EIS studies under the low data-volume restriction:

  • PRY_footpoints_lite (Study 000241)
Study 000241:

ACRONYM: PRY_footpoints_lite

This is a variation on the study PRY_footpoints_v2 designed for
periods when EIS has a *low data rate*. The study has a wide range of
lines and diagnostics and is suitable as a general purpose AR study.

TARGET:   		Active region
EXPOSURE TIME:  	30s
SLOT:     		2"
FOV:      		100"x240"
ESTIMATED CADENCE:  	28mins
DATE Volume:  		53.38 Mbits

USAGE:
If the contacts allow a period of high data rate, please supplement
this study with PRY_footpoints_v2.

As a context raster, please use PRY_slot_context (duration: 3min).

WARNING:

None


  • tr_bright_lo (Study 000251)
Study 000251:

ACRONYM: tr_bright_lo

20"x144" raster using 2" slit 

Objective:
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To observe small scale QS brightenings (blinkers, explosive events,
nanoflares, bright points etc.)

Conditions Necessary to Run & Pointing:
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A patch of QS near to disk centre

Study summary
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Slit/slot: 2" slit
No of pointing positions: 9
Total spatial width: 20"
Pixels in solar-y: 144
Exposure time: 30 seconds
Cadence: 5 minutes 57 seconds
Data rate:  3.5 kbits/s

Compression: DPCM

WARNING:

None