Table A.2.
Jets and CMEs possibly related with the electron events and flares.
| EUV jet | Coronal mass ejection | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HXR peak time | Instr | First/ | Instrument/ | Height-time evolution | Comment |
| Distance | CMD [deg] | (first/r0/V/r(HXR)) | |||
| (1) | (2) | (3) | (4) | (5) | (6) |
| 2007/01/24 00:31 | STA | -/- [1][2] | SoHO W61 | 01:32/2.3 R⊙/-/- | E backside |
| 2007/01/24 05:16 | STA | 05:15/< 5″ | SoHO W64 | 06:06/2.5 R⊙/ -/- | E backside |
| 2009/12/22 04:56 | STA | 04:55/< 5″ | STB W114 | 05:11/1.7 R⊙/470/1.0 R⊙ | |
| 2010/02/08 03:12 | STA | 03:20/< 5″ [3] | STB W71 | 03:41/1.6 R⊙/200/1.1 R⊙ | jet |
| 2010/11/12 03:53 | AIA | 04:05/< 5″ [4] | STA W86 | 03:55/1.7 R⊙/580/1.6 R⊙ | faint diffuse |
| 2010/11/12 08:02 | AIA | 08:55/10″ | STA W83 | 08:05/? R⊙/700/1.4 R⊙ | faint diffuse |
| 2010/11/17 04:37 | AIA | flare/< 5″ | STA E105 | 04:45/1.8 R⊙/930/1.2 R⊙ | jet |
| 2011/03/24 17:05 | AIA | flare/< 5″ | CMD > 30° | ||
| 2012/01/12 00:52 | AIA | 01:12/< 5″ [3][4] | STB W92 | 01:01/1.7R⊙/520/1.3 R⊙ | |
| 2012/03/25 00:28 | AIA | -/- [1] | STB W93 | 00:26/1.9R⊙/860/1.7 R⊙ | |
| 2012/04/16 00:26 | AIA | -/- [1] | SoHO E89 | 00:36/3.5 R⊙/∼490/3.1 R⊙ | narrow |
| 2012/05/07 03:22 | AIA | -/< 5″ [2][4] | CMD > 30° | ||
| 2012/06/27 12:36 | AIA | flare/20″ | SoHO E64 | 12:10/3.2 R⊙/∼760/4.3 R⊙ | pre-existing |
| 2012/06/28 03:22 | AIA | flare/< 5″ [2] | CMD > 30° | ||
| 2012/07/01 07:15 | AIA | flare/< 5″ | STB W105 | 07:25/2.2R⊙ /700/1.6 R⊙ | |
| 2014/03/19 16:26 | AIA | flare/15″ | SoHO E81 | 15:24/4 R⊙/- /- | pre-existing |
| 2014/06/09 17:05 | AIA | 17:20/50″ | SoHO E90 | 17:24/2.8 R⊙/∼680/1.7 R⊙ | |
Notes. Columns: (1) Date (see Table 1), (2)-(3): EUV jet (instrument (2), start time/distance from HXR emission site (3), ); (4)-(6): CME (instrument and central meridian distance of the flare (4), first detection/heliocentric distance/ speed in the plane of the sky (km s−1)/extrapolated heliocentric distance at the HXR peak) (5), comment (6) Comments in column (3): [1] jet not detected in the data; [2] numerous jets in this active regions over a few hours; [3] possible filament eruption; [4] faint ejection.
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