The MCIS_XRA_Matched_1992-2003.csv file contains events occuring within
    +/- 1 hour
    of the MCIS observation. We used two event list sources:
        - the list of XRA flares occuring within +/- 1 hour of the MCIS
	  observation and matched with NOAA regions with observed flares. The
	  XRA flares from NOAA have events from 1996-present.
	- the list of H-alpha events and observed X-ray event information.
	  These are archival, spanning 1995-2010.
	  (https://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/stp/space-weather/solar-data/solar-features
	  /solar-flares/h-alpha/events/)

    Due to the following reasons, complete matching with MCIS observations
    isn't possible:
	- The MCIS observations span 19910106 to 20070206, and the complete NOAA
	  events lists span 19960823 to 20230630.
	- The H-alpha event list files do not have X-ray events listed past 1997.
	- The H-lpha event list files do not include Radio or type of eruption
	  information.
	- MCIS location values (CRVAL1 and CRVAL2) need correcting to match by
	  location if NOAA regions are missing.



Column descriptions:
    MCIS_filename: MCIS Level 1.0 fits datacube
    obs_start: MCIS observation start time (first scan)
    obs_end: MCIS observations end time (last scan)
    noaa_region: NOAA Active Region
    locstr: NOAA location string
    flare_start: Start time of NOAA XRA event (X-ray flare)
    flare_max: Time of the maximum flux for the NOAA XRA event (X-ray flare)
    flare_stop: Stop time for the NOAA XRA event (X-ray flare)
    flare_class: X-ray flare class
    Ha_eruption**: ERU if an Halpha (FLA) eruption was observed, '--' if not
    radio_event**: Yes/No if an associated sweep frequency radio burst (RSP) was observed


**See log for associated FLA (Halpha) and RSP (Radio Sweep) observations:
      MCIS_rsp_fla_match_log.txt. These are sourced from NOAA event lists
      that are limited to 1996-2007.