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      <Description>The link showing the date/time of the flare leads to a single-flare web page with figures and links to all products created for that flare. To highlight the larger flares, the peak rate may be listed to the right of the time in orange (for peak rate &gt; 1,000 c/s) or magenta (for peak rate &gt; 10,000 c/s)</Description>
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      <Description>The number of time/energy bins, e.g. 9tx2e means there are images in nine time bins and two energy bins for this flare.
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    <Parameter>
      <Name>Aspect Plot</Name>
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      <Name>Profile Plot</Name>
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      <Description>The 'Panels' link shows the 'scaled' panel display of all images (for each image in one energy band, the image intensity is scaled to the maximum value of ALL the images in that energy band).</Description>
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