Hello Andy
In the first instance just take a look and start to think about
the information we might gather. The first thing I find
interesting is that echoes seen by one receiver are often unseen
by others. This speaks of the directionality of the reflections.
Note also that sometimes very different Doppler shifts are
observed for the same event viewed from even similar directions.
The bearings from the beacon to? NLO and Hampshire are not very
different. Maybe the event occurred between NLO and Hampshire ??
Other basics to look for include extent of Doppler on head echoes
( we are not yet displaying this as clearly as we wish) brightness
and duration of head echoes. (Again we hope to be able to provide
better resolution as development continues.) Duration brightness
and spectral spread of Tail echoes. Thoughts on the strange
epsilon echoes we see.? We are at the start of this adventure.
Brian
On 28/11/2023 11:22, Andrew Thornett
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Hi
Brian
What
is it you are looking for folks to do?
Andy
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The second
phase of the meteor project is now well advanced. The first
of three receivers has been deployed to the Norman Lockyer
observatory and a the second will be deployed to a location
near the Armagh observatory in the next few weeks. We hope
to find a suitable site for the third receiver in Scotland
soon. The first independent receiver has been built by Dave
and is located near Malvern. The receiver data is being
streamed to our server to form a public facing display. This
can be found at . At present, the data
streams from Norman Lockyer, from the test site in NW
Hampshire, the Malvern receiver and the development system
in Shropshire are being displayed. We will add the Armagh
and Scottish receivers as soon as they become available. The
Hampshire and Malvern receivers will see some aircraft and
direct signal from time to time. Currently only +/-30 Hz is
being displayed from each receiver. Expect this to be
expanded as development continues.
It would be
great to have more pairs of eyes looking at the echoes as
there is a lot of interesting stuff to observe. More from :?
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? Here are two screenshots from this morning.
