1980 Coronal Synoptic Maps

With CME Lat/Long Overlay

In the following list, "CR" represent Carrington Rotation. The number(s) following "CR" indicates the rotation designation(s). Finally, the height [units of solar radii] at which the synoptic map is created is provided.

Please choose a synoptic map of interest below:

7-Rotation Maps [No CME overlay]

[ CR 1692-1698 2.0 Rsun ] [ CR 1692-1698 2.8 Rsun ] [ CR 1692-1698 3.4 Rsun ]

6-Rotation Maps [No CME overlay]

[ CR 1692-1697 2.0 Rsun ] [ CR 1692-1697 2.8 Rsun ] [ CR 1692-1697 3.4 Rsun ]
[ CR 1695-1700 2.0 Rsun ] [ CR 1695-1700 2.8 Rsun ] [ CR 1695-1700 3.4 Rsun ]

3-Rotation Maps [No CME overlay]

[ CR 1692-1694 2.0 Rsun ] [ CR 1692-1694 2.8 Rsun ] [ CR 1692-1694 3.4 Rsun ]
[ CR 1695-1697 2.0 Rsun ] [ CR 1695-1697 2.8 Rsun ] [ CR 1695-1697 3.4 Rsun ]
[ CR 1698-1700 2.0 Rsun ] [ CR 1698-1700 2.8 Rsun ] [ CR 1698-1700 3.4 Rsun ]

1-Rotation Maps [No CME overlay]

The synoptic maps below are similar to the standard versions. What's different is that Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) are indicated by marking the start/stop times with two vertical dashed red lines, and the minimum/maximum latitudes are represented by solid red horizontal lines.

1-Rotation Maps [with CME overlay]

Detailed information on all SMM mass ejections is available in the SMM Catalogue of Coronal Mass Ejections