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NOAA Regions 0642 0643 0644 0645 BBSO Activity Report	MDI Mag 11-Jul-2004 21:28 UT MDI Cont 11-Jul-2004 20:48 UT GHN H-alpha 11-Jul-2004 00:59 UT EIT 195 Å 11-Jul-2004 22:33 UT EIT 284 Å 11-Jul-2004 19:03 UT SXI X-rays 11-Jul-2004 23:03 UT Welcome to the Active Region Monitor (ARM) at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center's Solar Data Analysis Center (SDAC), and now at the Korean Astronomy Observatory's mirror site. These pages contain the most recent solar images from the Global H-alpha Network, together with continuum images and magnetograms from the Michelson Doppler Imager (MDI) and EUV images from the Extreme-ultraviolet Imaging Telescope (EIT) onboard the ESA/NASA Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO). Solar event movies and flare identifications are linked from the Lockheed Martin Last Events page. Full-disk GONG+ magnetograms and magnetic gradient maps are supplied courtesy of the US National Solar Observatory, while soft X-ray images are provided by the NOAA Solar X-ray Imager (SXI). A developmental version of the automated Flare Prediction System (FPS) is also available on these pages. The FPS algorithm calculates the probability of each region producing C-, M-, and X-class events based on almost eight years of data from the NOAA Space Environment Center. Check out our news pages for up-to-date changes to ARM. ARM is an integral component of the Max Millennium Program of Solar Flare Research.	ARM Home GOES X-rays Protons Electrons SEC Events SSW Events RHESSI Times Search Archive
GONG+ Magnetogram MDI Magnetogram MDI Continuum GHN H-alpha EIT 304 Å EIT 171 Å EIT 195 Å EIT 284 Å SXI X-rays Fulldisk Slideshow

Today's NOAA Active Regions
Number	Location	Hale	McIntosh	Area	NSpots	Events
0642	S07E12 (-195",-180")	/	Dao/Dao	0090/0070	11/09	-
0643	S09W36 (550",-201")	/	Cao/Cao	0020/0020	03/03	-
0644	N11E55 (-761",142")	/-	Hsx/---	0100/----	01/--	-
0645	N12W25 (391",137")	/-	Bxo/---	0020/----	03/--	-

Events not associated with currently named NOAA regions: C2.3(05:59) C3.6(06:03) C2.4(06:45) C3.7(07:36) C4.2(09:37) C2.4(10:17) C1.3(12:24) C4.2(13:16) C2.8(16:49) C3.3(17:24) C3.2(19:40) C2.5(21:04) --

Note: The tabulated data are based on the most recent NOAA/USAF Active Region Summary issued on 11-JUL-2004 00:30 UT, the values to the right of the forward slashes representing yesterdays values or events. The region positions are valid on 11-Jul-2004 23:30 UT.