(meteorobs) Meteor Observation Tracking Tool Beta

[Bill Godley]

Thanks!  I will give it a try if there is some clear
weather here in Oklahoma this weekend.

Bill Godley

--- Al Degutis <al.degutis at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> I've thrown together an online tracking tool for
> meteor observations.
> It is still a beta version (i.e. still could have
> bugs). It is based
> on the basic meteor observing form of the AMS. It
> saves the
> observation data to an online database for future
> lookups. Currently,
> you can add and view observations. I still need to
> add things such as
> editing observations, the option to e-mail the
> observation report (for
> example to this list), create a PDF for better
> printing, a more
> complete summary section, add numerous reports,
> exporting the data,
> etc. Feature suggestions are welcome.
> 
> The goal of the tool is to provide an online
> resource where I (and
> others) can easily record and track their
> observations over time (e.g.
> how many hours did I spend observing meteors last
> year, how many
> Perseids have I seen this year or last year or in
> all of my
> observations, etc).
> 
> I invite you to give it a look and enter some
> observations (real or
> make believe). If you enter test or dummy
> information please note that
> in the Comments section so I can delete the test
> data later. I'd also
> appreciate feedback and bug reports since this is
> something I threw
> together in a week, so I'm sure there's some issues
> to fix and ways I
> can improve it.
> 
> Meteor Observation Tracking Tool:
> http://skyinsight.net/meteorobs/
> 
> Clear dark skies,
> Al Degutis
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