2023 LYRA Flare List
Please note:
- This list uses the "G16" (formerly the "G14" and "G15") X-ray entries from the
"Edited Events" lists
of the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center.
- The purpose of the list is to get an overview of the flares that LYRA observes
and relate them to class, begin, max, etc. according to GOES.
- In the daily images (follow links below), the flares are marked at the top of the
LYRA Zr-channel curve, with event number and class corresponding to their temporal "begin".
- Images of intervals around each flare (1h before, 2h after) are linked to a list
below this curve (follow event links), given that LYRA was observing during this interval.
- In the flare images, event number and class are again marked at the top,
corresponding to their "begin", while the GOES maximum is marked with a short vertical
line. These images contain all four LYRA channels, plus one GOES channel.
- From November to January, PROBA2 experiences "eclipse season".
For several minutes during each orbit, the solar disk is occulted by
the Earth, and the observed irradiances decrease to dark-current levels -
thus LYRA flares may be (partially) hidden.
- Additional information can be found at the
PROBA2 website
on the
LYRA daily quicklook page
or on the
LYRA 3day quicklook page.
Text: GOES flares since LYRA First Light 06 Jan 2010
Text: Daily flare statistics since LYRA First Light 06 Jan 2010
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IED, 01 Feb 2023