March 2, 2000



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Center =152.27+/-1.56 degrees PA (SE quadrant) (red radial line)
Maximum height = 1.44+/-0.04 Rsun
Width (at 1.20 Rsun) = 19.76+/-1.93 degrees latitude (measured between edges -- vertical dashed lines at inflection points)
Width (at 1.32 Rsun) = 16.12+/-1.19 degrees latitude





length lower limit = 2 days visible in white light at limb March 2; -3 (CME!);

Recurrence =East limb February 3; -4; -5 (CME!); East limb March 2; -3 (CME!); West limb March 15**; East limb March 30** ; West limb April 13**; Also visible Sep-Dec 1999
Evolution comments = PCF-S -- same as Sept-Dec 99, but cavity over different portion. Visible both limbs at times. Also visible March 14,16... West limb -- many other days. Possible eruption April 15 -- but no Mk4 data -- and may be too far from pole. System probably exist longer than shown here. At least two Mk4 eruptions, Feb 5 and Mar 3 (orig CME cases).

Neutral line orientation at the limb =
CME/dimmings association = CME March 3 (also Feb 5); prominence eruption on March 3;

Active region association = N/A

Filament/FC association = PCF-S; polar crown filament

Other comments: N/A

Filament - only visible in H-alpha or EUV

Necking - straight up and down neck


Cavity list (e.g. Tables 2 + 3)
Full list of cavity days observed
List of best cavity days (SET 1) observed (e.g. Table 1)
CMEs associated with cavities (e.g. Tables 7 + 8)
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