Note on tracking Sun-Earth connection event ICME Event: 2010/02/11 Observer: Jie Zhang on 2019/07/13 1. ICME 1.1. Catalog # Identified in ICME catalogs: Richardson & Can List RC catalog: Disturbance start time: 2010/02/11 00:00 UT Ejecta Start time: 2010/02/11 08:00 UT Ejecta End time: 2010/02/12 03:00 UT dv = 70 km/s, v = 360 km/s, vmax= 380 km/s MC index: 3 Dst: -7 nT Suggested source CME: 2010/02/07 03:54 UT V_transit: 450 km/s 1.2. Comments Overall ICME quality index: 2 ICME signatures: Bmax: 9.9 nT No Bz rotation, no other obvious signatures Others ICME signature: no Peculiar behavior: high density and low temperature in the start low density and high temperature in the end relatively high plasma beta Disturbance time 362 km/s -> search window 115 hrs -> 2010/02/06 15 UT 2. CME 2.1. A. Candidate A A.1. LASCO: #CME 2010/02/07 03:12 UT, full halo From CDAW: full halo, vel=421 km/s https://cdaw.gsfc.nasa.gov/movie/make_javamovie.php?stime=20100207_0228&etime=20100207_0813&img1=lasc2rdf&title=20100207.035403.p113g;V=421km/s From SEEDS C2: Vel=342, PA=91, AW=64 http://spaceweather.gmu.edu/seeds/mkmovie.php?cme=20100207.035403.w064.v0342.p091&frame=7 A halo CEM emcompassing the southern pole; bright area moves toward the east limb A.2 .STEREO: Also seen as a major CME toward the Earth in COR2-A and COR2 B, but not halo Vel=528 km/s, PA=105 http://spaceweather.gmu.edu/seeds/mkmovie.php?cme=20100207.042400.w091.v0528.p105&frame=5&cor2=a A.3.GOES :M6.4,onset at 2010/02/07 02:20 UT NOAA 11045, AR11401 at N24E01 A.4. EIT https://cdaw.gsfc.nasa.gov/CME_list/nrl_mpg/2010_02/100207_eit_195.mpg A.5.Comment: Likely the source. The timing and location are all right. 2.2. Comment Very likely source is candaite A: 2010/02/07 03:12 UT CME, no other alternative candidates in the search window. 3. Other Comments 4. Summary SW index 2 Source index 1 Overall index 2.