Table 1.

ICME properties at Solar Orbiter wind, and BepiColombo, for 2020 April 19–21.

Unit Solar Orbiter Wind BepiColombo
t1 UT Apr. 19 05:06 Apr. 20 01:34 Apr. 20 03:09
t2 UT Apr. 19 08:59 Apr. 20 07:56 Apr. 20 08:05
t3 UT Apr. 20 09:15 Apr. 21 11:18 Apr. 21 10:08
t4 UT Apr. 19 13:56 Apr. 20 11:28 Apr. 20 14:03
t5 UT Apr. 20 04:36 Apr. 21 02:10 Apr. 21 03:18
ΔICME h 28.15 33.73 30.98
Δsheath h 3.88 6.37 4.93
ΔMO h 24.27 27.37 26.05
ΔUMFR h 14.67 14.70 13.25
BICME nT 17.2 12.3 12.7
Bsheath nT 9.9 6.8 7.2
BMO nT 18.4 13.6 13.7
BUMFR nT 19.2 14.9 14.6
R1 AU 0.809 0.996 1.011
R2 AU 0.808 0.996 1.011
R3 AU 0.802 0.996 1.011
lon1 deg −4.02 0.19 −1.25
lon2 deg −3.98 0.18 −1.27
lon3 deg −3.70 0.18 −1.41
lat1 deg −3.94 −5.15 −5.53
lat2 deg −3.92 −5.13 −5.52
lat3 deg −3.80 −5.03 −5.47

Notes. ICME times t are given, where the subscripts stand for (1) shock arrival time, (2) flux rope start time, (3) flux rope end time, (4) unperturbed magnetic flux rope (UMFR) start, (5) UMFR rope end. Also shown are the duration Δ for the full ICME, the sheath, the magnetic obstacle (MO) and the UMFR, and the mean total magnetic field in those 4 intervals. The spacecraft heliocentric distance R is given at 3 different times, corresponding to the subscripts 1–3 above, as well as the HEEQ longitude lon and HEEQ latitude lat.

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