Soft proton levels at about 2000-3000 and very erratic. Predictions are for moderate
activity with possible M class flares from regions 180 and 191.

3-day Solar-Geophysical Forecast issued Nov 11 at 22:00 UTC 
Solar Activity Forecast: Solar activity is expected to be moderate. Region 180 
remains the most likely source of M-class flares and Region 191 appears capable of 
an M-flare as well. 

Nov 12, 2002 shift report
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Radiation telecon held at 9am EST on 10 Nov.

Full halo CME associated with yesterday's M4 flare.
The associated shock has not yet arrived, but can be
expected to increase ACE proton fluxes and EPHIN P4
rates when it does arrive. The arrival time is uncertain
but may be late tonight.

Plan A for mission restart: start with obsid 3061, which
is second target in NOV1102 load, with first commands at
about 315:0930 UT. Uplink opportunities are at 4pm-6pm
EST today and 2:15am-3:15am EST tomorrow morning. Products
should be out early this afternoon, with a load review
at 4pm EST today on 305 503 1818, pin 421. Go/nogo telecon
for this load will likely be at midnight tonight or at 2:30
am EST tomorrow.

Possible plan B for mission restart may be obsid 3314 or 2788.
This will be discussed further on 4pm telecon today, after
review of radiation environment and comm opportunities.


Result of Nov 11 0215 EST Go/No-Go telecon

We reviewed the ACE P3 flux levels at the 02:15 EST pass and deemed them 
sufficiently low to resume the science mission with the NOV1102D command load 
products. CAP 675 was run to re-enable SCS-107 prior to uploading the daily 
load segments.