Table 2.

Timeline of the 2020 November 29 SEP event.

Date Estimated solar release Delay w.r.t. Observed onset Observation Instrument Mission
time (UT) Type III(1) (min) time (UT)
29/11 12:26 −19 12:34 M4.4 X-ray flare onset GOES GOES
29/11 12:37 −8 12:45 Hard X-ray onset EPHIN SOHO
29/11 12:43 −1 12:51 dm-m-λ type II ORFEES Earth
29/11 12:45 0 12:53 DH type III(1) WAVES STA
29/11 12:58 +13 13:06 DH type II WAVES STA
29/11 12:58 +13 13:06 DH type III(2) WAVES STA
29/11 13:03 +18 13:11 M4.4 X-ray flare max GOES GOES
29/11 13:17 +32 13:25 CME COR2 STA

29/11 13:19 ± 5 min TSA +34 13:28 ± 5 min (c) > 0.5 MeV e- onset EPI-Hi PSP
29/11 13:22 ± 4 min VDA +37 13:39 ± 1 min 165 − 335 keV e- onset SEPT STA
29/11 13:17 ± 11 min TSA (a)(b) +32 13:40 ± 11 min 168 − 334 keV e- onset EPT SolO
29/11 15:24 ± 19 min TSA (a) +159 15:36 ± 19 min 250 − 700 keV e- onset EPHIN SOHO

29/11 13:15 VDA (c) +30 14:30 ± 5 min (c) 8.0 − 16.0 MeV p onset EPI-Hi PSP
29/11 13:53 ± 5 min TSA (a) +68 14:35 ± 5 min 13.7 − 21.2 MeV p onset HET SolO
29/11 14:47 ± 10 min TSA (a) +122 15:40 ± 10 min 13.6 − 19.3 MeV p onset HET STA
29/11 18:54 ± 5 min TSA (a) +369 19:50 ± 5 min 13.0 − 20.0 MeV p onset ERNE SOHO

Notes.

(a)

Assuming the path length from ENLIL simulations listed in Table 1.

(b)

The onset of 165 − 334 keV electrons observed by EPT is likely too late due to a low signal-to-background ratio. Here we are using the earliest onset time of relativistic electrons (2.4 − 6.0 MeV) observed by HET at 13:25 UT for the TSA.

(c)

Values for PSP were taken from Cohen et al. (2021).

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