This readme file describes the tables of estimated CME properties available
at  http://www.met.reading.ac.uk/~spate/solarstormwatch/cmes/

The data processing is detailed in "The Solar Stormwatch CME catalogue:
Results from the first space weather citizen science project", 
DOI: 10.1002/2014SW001119, available at
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/2014SW001119/abstract

If you use these data, please cite the above reference.

Any questions, please email l.a.barnard@reading.ac.uk
www.solarstormwatch.com  - Take part in Solar Stormwatch.
www.met.reading.ac.uk/~spate/solarstormwatch/ - Use the data.
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Format of the tables:
Column 1: Event number.
Column 2: Time of CME onset in HI1 FOV.
Column 3: Estimated Speed.
Column 4: Estimated beta angle.
Column 5: Latitudinal width (in HEEQ) coords.
Column 6: Source region latitude (in HEEQ coords).
Column 7: Source region longitude (in HEEQ coords).
Column 8: Number of Solar Stormwatch tracks defining this event.
Column 9: Number of Solar Stormwatch users who tracked this event.

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Time of CME onset in HI1 FOV:
    The stated time corresponds to the time of the maximum in the count of 
    Solar Stormwatch profiles used to define the occurrence of an event in 
    this catalogue. See section 4.2.2 in the catalogue paper for more
    details

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Estimated Speed and beta angle.
    The speeds and beta angles of the CMEs have been estimated by fitting
    the central position angle of each event with the Fixed-Phi geometrical
    model. See section 6 in the catalogue paper for more details.

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Latitudinal width (in HEEQ) coords.
    The latitudinal width of the CMEs in Heliospheric-Earth-Eequatorial
    coordinates was calculated according to the method discussed in section 
    6 of the catalogue paper.
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Source region latitude and longitdue (in HEEQ coords).
    An approximate source region of the CMEs was calculated and is given
    here in Heliospheric-Earth-Eequatorial coordinates. This was calculated
    according to the method discussed in section 6 of the catalogue paper.

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Number of Solar Stormwatch tracks defining this event.
    The number of time-elongation profiles, over all position angles,
    that were used to characterise this CME. These time-elongation profiles
    were all generated as part of the Trace-it activity.

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Number of Solar Stormwatch users who tracked this event.
    The number of unique Solar Stormwatch users who characterised this CME.

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