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IMAGING THE EUV CORONA WITH THE EXTREME ULTRAVIOLET IMAGER PRECURSOR OBSERVATIONS FROM THE HECOR SOUNDING ROCKET EXPERIMENT Frédéric Auchère, for the EUI consortium 2 nd METIS science & technical meeting

EUI: Extreme Ultraviolet Imager Channel Parameter Value Dimensions - Optical bench - Electronics box 550x175x785mm 120x300x250mm Mass 18.20 kg FSI dual EUV HRI EUV HRI Lyman-a Power Telemetry Passbands 28 W 20 kb/s Field of view 5.2 Resolution (2 px) Cadence Passband 174 Å et 304 Å 9 arcsec 600 s 174 Å Field of view 17 Resolution (2 px) Cadence Passband 1 arcsec 2 s Field of view 17 Resolution (2 px) Cadence 1216 Å 1 arcsec < 1s FSI HRI 12 December 2012 F. Auchère Imaging the corona with EUI METIS science & technical meeting 2/18

EUV structures beyond 2R S : EIT 171 aug 2002 12 December 2012 F. Auchère Imaging the corona with EUI METIS science & technical meeting 3/18

FSI: Full Sun Imager Wavelength choice - 17.4 nm for 1MK corona (HRI-EUV context) - 30.4 nm for cool plasma (HRI-Lya contex) Filters transmissions ML reflectivity Implementation - Small entrance aperture reduces heat load - Single mirror design maximizes response - Al filter rejects visible & IR - Dual band multilayer - Filter wheel: Al/Zr/Al & Al/Mg/Al 12 December 2012 F. Auchère Imaging the corona with EUI METIS science & technical meeting 4/18

Low roughness substrates FSI HRI EUVI / STEREO: 1.88 Å RMS Improved superpolish: 0.22 Å RMS Local defects persist: 1.23 Å RMS 12 December 2012 F. Auchère Imaging the corona with EUI METIS science & technical meeting 5/18

High reflectivity coatings: Al/Mo/B4C & Al/Mo/SiC HRI FSI 12 December 2012 F. Auchère Imaging the corona with EUI METIS science & technical meeting 6/18

Addition of an occulting disk Open Occulter Closed on the door - Simple occulter design OK @ 174 & 304 - Door modifications are implemented - Limited number of operations - Campaign mode - Only when far from the Sun (0.4)? 12 December 2012 F. Auchère Imaging the corona with EUI METIS science & technical meeting 7/18

A precursor of EUI & METIS: Herschel Helium Resonant Scattering in the Corona and Heliosphere Herschel = HEIT + HECOR + SCORE PI J. D. Moses (Naval Research Laboratory) HEIT (US) Solar disk @ 30.4 nm EM of EUVI / STEREO HECOR (FR) He II coronagraph (30.4 nm) FSI / Orbiter testbed SCORE (IT) Coronagraph Visible / H Ly a / He II Ly a METIS / Orbiter testbed - First proposal in 2001 - Selection in 2003 - Launched on September 14, 2009 - Selected for a re-flight in 2016 12 December 2012 F. Auchère Imaging the corona with EUI METIS science & technical meeting 8/18

FSI precursor: HeCOR (Helium CORonagraph) Externally occulted EUV coronagraph - Wavelength: 30.4 nm (He II) - Field of view: 4R s - Resolution: 8.26 /pixel = FSI 12 December 2012 F. Auchère Imaging the corona with EUI METIS science & technical meeting 9/18

Launch 14 September2009 at 17:00 UT White Sands Missile Range, NM 315 km 300 s 6 exposures of 40 seconds The instrument is intact and will be re-flown 12 December 2012 F. Auchère Imaging the corona with EUI METIS science & technical meeting 10/18

HECOR + EIT composite Plumes 1.7 R s Streamer ~3 R s Horns Good match with EIT 12 December 2012 F. Auchère Imaging the corona with EUI METIS science & technical meeting 11/18

Evidence for resonant scattering EIT HECOR Collisions I a N e 2 Diffusion I a N e 12 December 2012 F. Auchère Imaging the corona with EUI METIS science & technical meeting 12/18

What are the horns? SCORE Courtesy S. Fineschi H He I N N B I f v, T, P I N N B I f v, T, P He He H e He He 12 t He He He AH H H e H 0 H 12 t H H H H The observed variations of I He are linked to Helium abundance variations 12 December 2012 F. Auchère Imaging the corona with EUI METIS science & technical meeting 13/18

What are the horns? HeCOR Courtesy L. Abbo HeCOR + T LASCO C2 Courtesy C. Guennou I He α A He N e F(u, T He ) I He α N e, but ΔI He ΔI WL u estimated with UVCS / SOHO I He = f(t He ), but I He when T He The observed variations of I He are linked to Helium abundance variations 12 December 2012 F. Auchère Imaging the corona with EUI METIS science & technical meeting 14/18

Intensity vs B Potential extrapolation Expansion factor Courtesy A. Canou & T. Amari Horns at Horns the where the expansion open/closed boundary factor is maximum 12 December 2012 F. Auchère Imaging the corona with EUI METIS science & technical meeting 15/18

Conclusions EUI - Imaging of the corona up to a few R s will be possible via Improvements of the optics (roughness, efficiency) Addition of an occulting disk on the door - If METIS retains H channel, then H + He science still possible - Obvious synergies with METIS (cf. Susanna s talk) HRI: source regions (ARs, CHs, plumes, etc.) FSI: overlapping FOVs but different lines HeCOR results - Validation of technologies for EUI / FSI - Best images to date of the 30.4 nm corona up to 3R s - He II 30.4 nm line formed by resonant scattering - He II dominates the band above 1.6 R s - Local variations of the He abundance - Variations linked to the B morphology & expansion factor 12 December 2012 F. Auchère Imaging the corona with EUI METIS science & technical meeting 16/18