For this observation I requested the large format EIS raster ISSI_jet_1 to be run on the coronal hole. My request to IRIS was to run a small format raster on a specific bright point.
Of additional interest is a filament eruption that came from the
quiet Sun just adjacent to the coronal hole on the south east side of
the EIS raster. It can be seen between about 22:00 and 23:30 in the AIA
193 movie. I don't see any high velocity features in the 22:18 and
23:17 EIS rasters, though.
Eleven repeats of ISSI_jet_1 were scheduled beginning at 18:24 and finishing at 05:09 UT. A movie showing intensity and velocity images from the sequence is available below (if the embedded movie doesn't work, try clicking on the link below it.
EIS intensity-velocity movie (0.9 MB)
There are no interesting velocity events in this sequence, but the image sequences show a nice jet structure in the 03:12 and 04:10 rasters, coming from a bright point at (190,660).
The movie below shows the evolution of the EIS FOV as seen in the AIA 193 filter, at 1min cadence. If the embedded movie does not work, try clicking on the link below it.
AIA
193 movie (log intensity, 1min cadence, 13 MB)
I requested that IRIS point at the most intense bright point within
the EIS FOV (see
image below). I also asked for the bright point to be placed at the
bottom of the slit.
The bright point was still present at the start of the observation
although it was fainter. As with the 21-Dec-2013, the IRIS pointing
drifted eastward during the observation period.
IRIS was in its eclipse season, so the observation consisted of six
distinct observation periods. The following links go to Javascript
movies for each of the five periods, showing 1400 slitjaw movies (these
movies are held at LMSAL).
Movie
1, 18:19-19:04 UT
Movie
2, 20:00-20:44 UT
Movie
3, 21:34-22:19 UT
Movie
4, 23:10-23:54 UT
Movie
5, 00:50-01:34 UT
Movie
6, 02:24-03:13 UT
A jet can be seen in Movie 2 in the period 20:23 to 20:28 in the
middle
of the slit. There should be some spectra for this event. The jet is
seen by AIA, about 40" north of the target IRIS BP. It's quite a faint
jet. By comparing the slitjaw images with the spectra, it looks like
the exposure at 20:28:02 contains the leg of the jet. A brightening is
seen in Si IV, and the line seems to be broad and redshifted.
Another jet is seen in Movie 6 near the top of the slit. It occurs
between 02:55 and 03:10. There are two parts: an initial helical shaped
feature, followed by something that looks almost flare ribbons. Again
there
should be good spectra for this event. AIA sees this event at position
(275,690) at 03:00,