(meteorobs) re: Possibility of Electrostatic meteor detection.

[drobnock]

Hi

Thank you for the feedback.

The information you are presenting appears to be similar to the research
presented by R. Trautner and others, ULF- VLF Electric Field Measurements During
the 2001 Leonid Storm. The research Trautner presented,  indicated a electrical
field sensor was used. The configuration diagram  and field photograph is
similar to that in the Hull  project diagram.

A description of detection electrostatic fields is similar to a chapter in a
book by Petruzzellis, Electronic Sensors...., 2006,   entitled "Sensing Electric
Fields".

See
http://www.rssd.esa.int/SB-general/Projects/meteors/publications/ULF-VLF_Electric_field_measurements_during_the_2001_Leonid_storm_Paper.pdf


Thank you for the feedback and  again good luck.
George John Drobnock

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> Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 23:34:31 -0700
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> Subject: Re: (meteorobs) re:  Possibility of Electrostatic meteor
>         detection.
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> Hello George.
>
> First 3 questions can be answered easily enough. I am not engaged in any ELF
> to uW propogation or spectral "signature" work requiring any need to
> coordinate my observations with those who might be examining meteor
> electromagnetics. I left the world of RF in 1991 after +30 years of Ham
> Radio.
>
> My concern is for Fair Weather Field Electrostatics & possibly Geo-magnetics
> later.
>
> Questions 4 & 5:
>
> 4) No
> 5) A rare clear night between storms & clouds over the last two weeks.
>
> Larry
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> From: "drobnock" <drobnock at penn.com>
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> Sent: 2007/04/13 12:10
> Subject: (meteorobs) re: Possibility of Electrostatic meteor detection.
>
> > Five questions on the possibility of electrostatic meteor detection.
> >
> > 1. Before you reinvent the wheel on observations of night time
> > signatures attributed to meteors,  what is your literature search and
> > review of past work in the field of meteor vlf (electromagnetic)
> > signature related to electromagnetic signatures from meteors during
> > meteor activity or storms?
> >
> > 2, Have you reviewed or correlated the signatures or pulses with those
> > conducting radio meteor or scatter research during the same time period
> > of your observations?
> >
> > 3  Is there a possibility of the signatures or pulses being related to
> > SES (sudden enhancement to signals)  related to solar activity? Or
> > heating and cooling of the atmosphere?
> >
> > 4. Is the observation site adjacent to electrical power lines? Highways
> > or factories?
> >
> > 5. What are the current weather condtions in you location during
> > observation time period?
> >
> >
> > George John Drobnock
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