(meteorobs) Are there any daytime optical fireball monitoring projects?

[Jim Wooddell]

Hi Thomas,

I record 24/7 as well but I only auto capture events during dark hours.

That said, if there is a witnessed event during the day( there has been) 
and if I learn of them, I can easily create a data set for the time give 
to see if I recorded it or not (and I have).

This is where good witnesses can really help narrow down the time of the 
event and a general location.

Jim


On 4/19/2014 3:27 PM, Thomas Ashcraft wrote:
> Are there any active optical daytime fireball monitoring projects in
> operation anywhere in the world?  Have there been any daytime optical
> fireballs captured by dedicated monitoring programs?
>
> I am videoing full time - 24/7 -  but have not captured any daytime
> fireballs as yet. I am mostly relying on local reports of sightings (
> none as yet ) and I check the minutes of video before when I hear a
> sonic boom which happens occasionally.
>
> I am also radio monitoring but in many months of checking my video for
> when strong radio fireballs occurred throughout the day I gave up
> examining due to time constraints. No daytime optical fireballs ever
> captured.
>
> I plan to continue monitoring in any case and would like to know of any
> other daytime observation projects.
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
> Thomas Ashcraft  -  New Mexico
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