Table A.1.
Other major eruptive activity associated with NOAA AR 11726 omitted from this article. The table does not include all flares, for which a thorough listing of ≥C-class events can be found, e.g., from the Solar Monitor https://www.solarmonitor.org/. The classifications are based on our general study of the events as well as on the classifications of the low-coronal signatures defined by Yardley et al. (2018). Column entitled “simulation structures” contains information about the associated features in our data-driven simulation (Sect. 3).
| Time | Classification | Flares | Coronagraph observations | Simulation structures |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20 April 2013 | Flare at a coronal null | C1.1 03:27 UT | None | Null point at correct position |
| 03:27 UT | in the main AR complex | |||
| 20 April 2013 | Rapid expansion and | C1.4 07:54 UT | Possibly associated | Sheared arcades |
| 08:00 UT | disappearance of EUV loops | STEREO B COR 2 CME | ||
| 22 April 2013 | Narrow CME/jet | C2.9 22:37 UT | STEREO A COR 2 | |
| 22:55 UT | C1.5 22:47 | |||
| 23 April 2013 | 3 narrow CMEs and | C8.2 14:05 UT | STEREO A COR 1 and 2 | Several flux ropes |
| 08:30–14:30 UT | a major CME 14:30 UT | in the main AR complex | ||
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