A fairly even/uneventful month as far as meteor detections go. Will probably stay that way until the Lyrids in April.
Radio meteor detection - Feb 2021
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Re: Radio meteor detection - Feb 2021
Hi Jochen,
Well done and yes nothing spectacular in February and March seem to be even worse according to Meteor News.
Which program do you use for making those graphs ? Which file do you use ¿ RMOB_YYYYMM ?
Thanks Rainer
Well done and yes nothing spectacular in February and March seem to be even worse according to Meteor News.
Which program do you use for making those graphs ? Which file do you use ¿ RMOB_YYYYMM ?
Thanks Rainer
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Re: Radio meteor detection - Feb 2021
Hey Rainer.
It's a simple spread sheet graph (LibreOffice Calc). I take the monthly .dat file indeed, feed it into a spread sheet as comma separated data (so ending up with three columns of data).
After that, just insert a graph. Column 1 (date/time) populates the X-axis, column 3 (the hit count) goes to the Y-axis and that's it.
It's a simple spread sheet graph (LibreOffice Calc). I take the monthly .dat file indeed, feed it into a spread sheet as comma separated data (so ending up with three columns of data).
After that, just insert a graph. Column 1 (date/time) populates the X-axis, column 3 (the hit count) goes to the Y-axis and that's it.
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Re: Radio meteor detection - Feb 2021
Ah, OK. I was a bit confused about the first column with the data YYYYMMDD## ... I guess they included the numbering after the date of each day and only so it is possible to make a clear X horizontal axis.JochenM wrote: ↑Mon Mar 01, 2021 5:22 pm Hey Rainer.
It's a simple spread sheet graph (LibreOffice Calc). I take the monthly .dat file indeed, feed it into a spread sheet as comma separated data (so ending up with three columns of data).
After that, just insert a graph. Column 1 (date/time) populates the X-axis, column 3 (the hit count) goes to the Y-axis and that's it.
Will try it. I do use OpenOffice
Thanks Rainer
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Re: Radio meteor detection - Feb 2021
Welcome to the club, Jochen
Yes, February (and March as Rainer also says) are quiet months, but at least you’re up and running.
Stu.
Yes, February (and March as Rainer also says) are quiet months, but at least you’re up and running.
Stu.
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Fluxgate Magnetometers (1s and 150s Cadence).
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Re: Radio meteor detection - Feb 2021
Thanks Jochen!
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