Coronal hole evolution from multi-viewpoint data as input for a STEREO solar wind speed persistence model | Journal of Space Weather and Space Climate

Developing New Space Weather Tools: Transitioning fundamental science to operational prediction systems

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Fig. 1

Positions of STEREO spacecraft for the time under study. Left: STEREO-B position spans the angular range 23–131° East of Earth and is used for the statistical evaluation. Right: Results from the evaluation are used to run the persistence model based on STEREO-A data for the angular range 144–129° East and will be monitored further on, with special focus on the L5 position which will be reached end of 2020.

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