(meteorobs) WGN Vol. 42, No. 2

[Javor Kac]

WGN - Journal of the International Meteor Organization
Volume 42, Number 2, April 2014, pages 35-86

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The Journal contents are below.

International Meteor Conference 2014, 33rd edition, September
18-21, Giron, France
   Francois Colas, Jean-Louis Rault, Jeremie Vaubaillon, Sylvain
Bouley, Brigite Zanda, and Lucie Maquet ............................ 35

Peculiar activity of the September epsilon-Perseids on
2013 September 9
   Juergen Rendtel, Esko Lyytinen, Sirko Molau, and Geert Barentsen . 40

The September epsilon Perseids in 2013
   Stefan Gajdos, Juraj Toth, Leonard Kornos, Jakub Koukal, and
Roman Piffl ........................................................ 48

New showers from parent body search across several video meteor
databases
   Damir Segon, Peter Gural, Zeljko Andreic, Ivica Skokic, Korado
Korlevic, Denis Vida, and Filip Novoselnik ......................... 57

Bright Perseids 2007-2013 and artificial Earth satellites collision
risk assessment
   Andrey Murtazov .................................................. 65

Meteor showers of the southern hemisphere
   Sirko Molau and Steve Kerr ....................................... 68

Results of the IMO Video Meteor Network - December 2013
   Sirko Molau, Javor Kac, Stefano Crivello, Enrico Stomeo, Geert
Barentsen, Rui Goncalves, and Antal Igaz ........................... 76

Results of the IMO Video Meteor Network - January 2014
   Sirko Molau, Javor Kac, Stefano Crivello, Enrico Stomeo, Geert
Barentsen, Rui Goncalves, and Antal Igaz ........................... 83


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-- 
Javor Kac
Editor-in-Chief
WGN, Journal of the International Meteor Organization
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