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Table 2.

Associated flare and CME properties for the SEP events.

Event Date Flare Time Flare Location Flare Class CME Speed Peak Flux, I p , 25 max $ I_{p,25}^{\mathrm{max}} $
(UTC) (Stonyhurst, [lon., lat.], °) (km s−1) (cm−2 s−1 sr−1 MeV−1)
29-11-20 12:34:00 [–82.0, –23.0] M4.4 2077 4.64e+00

07-12-20 15:46:00 [8.2, –25.0] C7.4 1407 7.11e–02

28-05-21 22:19:00 [54.9, 19.0] C9.4 971 2.35e–01

09-06-21 11:50:00 [89.0, 27.0] C1.7 441 9.28e–02

09-10-21 06:19:00 [–8.3, 18.0] M1.6 712 3.32e–01

28-10-21 15:17:00 [1.2, –28.0] X1.0 1519 5.13e+01

20-01-22 05:41:00 [75.8, 8.0] M5.5 1431 2.45e–01

15-02-22 21:50 UT (*) [–134.0, 33.0] (*) 1905 7.13e+00

14-03-22 17:13:36 [109.0, –24.0] B8.5 740 9.04e–02

28-03-22 10:58:00 [4.3, 14.0] M4.0 905 6.65e–01

11-05-22 18:08:00 [89.3, –17.0] M2.7 1100 5.19e–02

Notes. Event date and flare onset time and location are given. These times and locations are taken from the SERPENTINE Events Catalog (Dresing et al. 2024). Entries marked with

(*)

are taken from Khoo et al. (2024) rather than the SERPENTINE catalogue due to data availability. Event magnitude proxies such as flare class, CME speed and maximum peak flux, I p , 25 max $ I_{p,25}^{\mathrm{max}} $, values are given. Flare classes and I p , 25 max $ I_{p,25}^{\mathrm{max}} $ values are also taken from SERPENTINE. I p , 25 max $ I_{p,25}^{\mathrm{max}} $ values are the maximum proton peak flux for the ∼25 MeV channel, across the 4 observing spacecraft we use. CME speeds are plane-of-sky speeds from LASCO. Where more than one CME is associated, the largest plane-of-sky LASCO value is used.

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