For HOP117, Hinode observed a small AR from 20090430 through 20090504
in Ca II H, G band, and IV + Doppler in Na I D, as well as fast maps
with SP.

The DST was unable to observe the first two days because of instrument
setup, calibration, and software problems. On the third and fourth
day, Sac Peak was covered by clouds.

On 20090504, the AR was close to the limb, and seeing was inadequate
to observe the target. However, a pore and some plage close to disk
center was successfully observed.

On May 5 and 6 Hinode also observed that region; the pore however had
already disappeared late on May 4. On May 5, the DST was again plagued
by clouds. Some data was taken, but it is unlikely any can be used for
scientific purposes. Today, May 6, we finally had a clear day. We
co-observed the target region with Hinode during variable seeing
conditions. Several scans through Fe I 6302, Ca II 8542 (both full
Stokes polarimetry) and H alpha (intensity only) were taken during
good seeing conditions. The seeing remained variable with occasional
good conditions after end of the coordinated time. The DST continued
to observe the region until approx. 1730UTC using both 8542 and 6563
intensity-only line scan programs. Again, a fair number of good scans
were obtained.