(meteorobs) IMO Shower Circ.: Draconids 2005
Rainer Arlt
rarlt at aip.de
Fri Oct 14 04:04:34 EDT 2005
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I M O S h o w e r C i r c u l a r
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DRACONIDS 2005, visual
An outburst of Draconid activity was observed from
Asian and eastern European geographical longitudes
on October 8, 2005. The activity was also observed
by radar technique with highest rates at a solar
longitude of 195.44 (2005 October 8, 17h UT). With
a population index of r=3.0, an equivalent ZHR near
150 was derived (Campbell-Brown et al., Univ. of
Western Ontario). Visual rates may be lower due to
the different range of larger masses causing visual
meteors.
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Date (Oct) Solarlong nINT nGIA ZHR +-
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06 19:20 193.5640 4 2 2.0 1.1
07 16:00 194.4114 2 2 4.1 2.4
07 18:50 194.5291 5 4 2.5 1.1
08 14:10 195.3250 2 7 19.5 6.9
08 16:10 195.4026 6 18 34.3 7.9
08 18:30 195.5016 10 49 15.3 2.2
08 19:50 195.5589 8 8 4.0 1.3
08 21:50 195.6417 8 7 3.7 1.3
09 07:10 196.0252 4 2 2.6 1.5
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Solar longitudes refer to equinox J2000.0. ZHRs were
computed with a population index of 3.0 in accordance
with the radar ZHRs. No personal perception coefficients
and no additional zenith correction apart from sin(hR)
are applied.
We are greatful to the following observers sending in
their data quickly:
Ricardas Balciunas (Lithuania),
Jiang Chang-gui (China),
Rong Chen (China),
Audrius Dubietis (Lithuania),
Bo Gao (China),
Yandong Hu (China),
Carl Johannink (Germany)
Velislava Kiryakova (Bulgaria),
Jens Lacorne (France),
Ming-hui Liang (China),
Xuan Liu (China),
Jin Ma (China),
Veikko Makela (Finland),
Mikhail Maslov (Russia),
Alastair McBeath (UK),
Koen Miskotte (Netherlands),
Markku Nissinen (Finland),
Jurgen Rendtel (Germany),
Svetlana Slavova (Bulgaria),
Valentin Velkov (Bulgaria),
Rainer Arlt, 2005 Oct 14
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