Study: 000604 ACRONYM: CH_Funnel+FIPv2 Purpose: ------- The aim of the study is to track and analyze the open magnetic funnels in an entire on-disk coronal hole from the photosphere to the low corona. The observations are coordinated between GREGOR, SST, IRIS, and Hinode. The Hinode/EIS data will be used to derive FIP ratio maps, outflow maps, and density maps in multiple layers in the transition region and low corona. High-FIP elements in this study are O and S, low-FIP elements Fe, Si, and Mg. TARGET: ------- full low-latitude coronal hole, or low-latitude extension of a polar coronal hole, respectively, including its boundary region to the quiet-Sun Raster CH_Funnels+FIPv2: EXPOSURE TIME: 60s SLIT: 2" STEP SIZE: 2" RASTER: Scanning NO. OF RASTER POINTINGS: 65 FOV: 130"x512" DURATION: 1h11min28s SLIT LENGTH: 512" WINDOWS: 23 COMPRESSION: DCPM TOTAL DATA VOLUME: 274 Mbits DATA RATE: 63 kBits/s The wavebands in CH_Funnels+FIPv2 are selected to observe the following lines: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ (1) S X 180.53, windowsize 48: 179.99-181.04: Fe XI 180.40, S X 180.73 (2) O VI 184.05, windowsize 48: 183.51-184.56: O VI 183.94, O VI 184.12 (3) Fe XII 186.75, windowsize 48: 186.21-187.26: Fe VIII 186.60, Fe XII 186.89, Ar XI 188.81 (4) Fe XI 188.53, windowsize 64: 187.82-189.22: Fe XI 188.23, Fe XI 189.1, Ar XI 189.58 (5) Fe X 189.87, windowsize 56: 189.24-190.47: Fe IX 189.94, Fe X 190.07 (6) S XI 191.27, windowsize 32: 190.91-191.61: S XI 191.27 (7) Ca XVII 192.82, windowsize 32: 192.47-193.17: Ca XVII 192.82, O V 192.90 (8) Fe XII 193.54, windowsize 32: 193.19-193.88: Fe XII 193.54 (9) Fe XII 195.12, windowsize 32: 194.77-195.46: Fe XII 195.12 (10) S VIII 198.55, windowsize 32: 198.20-198.89: S VIII 198.55, Fe XI 198.54 (11) Fe XIII 203.40, windowsize 152: 201.70-205.06: Fe XIII 202.04, S VIII 202.61, Fe XI 202.42, Fe XI 202.71, Fe XIII 203.82, Fe VIII 204.70 (12) O V 249.29, windowsize 112: 248.04-250.51: O V 248.46, Al VIII 248.46, Si VI 249.12, Al VIII 250.14 (13) He II 256.32, windowsize 32: 255.97-256.66: He II 256.32 (14) Fe X 257.75, windowsize 96: 256.68-258.80: Fe X 257.26, Si IX 258.08, Si X 258.37 (15) Si X 261.04, windowsize 32: 260.69-261.38: Si X 261.04 (16) S X 264.23, windowsize 32: 263.87-264.56: S X 264.23 (17) Mg VI 269.05, windowsize 32: 268.70-269.39: Mg VI 269.00 (18) Mg VI 270.40, windowsize 32: 270.03-270.72: Mg VI 270.40 (19) Si VII 272.25, windowsize 64: 271.55-272.95: O IV 272.13, Si VII 272.65 (20) Si VII 275.97, windowsize 88: 275.00-276.93: Si VII 275.35, Si VII 275.67, Mg VII 276.15, Mg V 276.57 (21) Mg VII 278.39, windowsize 32: 278.04-278.73: Mg VII 278.39 (22) Mg VII 280.15, windowsize 88: 279.18-281.11: O IV 279.63, O IV 279.9, Mg VII 280.75 (23) Fe XV 284.16, windowsize 32: 283.80-284.49: Fe XV 284.16, Al IX 284.03 Pointing: -------- Entire low-latitude coronal hole, or low-latitude extension of a polar coronal hole, respectively, including its boundary region to the quiet-Sun. Instruction to planners: ----------------------- The study shall scan an entire coronal hole including its nearby boundary region in consecutive tile windows. Each tile window has a size of 130x512. Presuming a usual coronal hole of a size of ~300"x400", 3 tile windows would needed to be scanned; but the number can vary depending on the size of the coronal hole. The scans shall be performed outside of SAAs. Due to the extensive line list and resulting large data volume, the off-limb allocation for EIS is requested. Warning: -------- High data rate, high data volume