Coronal holes as sources of solar wind
Copyright policy ) J. T. Nolte; A. S. Krieger; A. F. Timothy; R. E. Gold; E. C. Roelof; G. Vaiana; A. J. Lazarus; +2 Authors
J. T. Nolte; A. S. Krieger; A. F. Timothy; R. E. Gold; E. C. Roelof; G. Vaiana; A. J. Lazarus; J. D. Sullivan; P. S. McIntosh;
Coronal holes as sources of solar wind
We investigate the association of high-speed solar wind with coronal holes during the Skylab mission by: (1) direct comparison of solar wind and coronal X-ray data; (2) comparison of near-equatorial coronal hole area with maximum solar wind velocity in the associated streams; and (3) examination of the correlation between solar and interplanetary magnetic polarities. We find that all large near-equatorial coronal holes seen during the Skylab period were associated with high-velocity solar wind streams observed at 1 AU.
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- Johns Hopkins University United States
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- American Science and Engineering, Inc. United States
- Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory United States
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