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(meteorobs) My Perseid Summary For Aug 10/11, 1997 ZAYGE





                   MY PERSEID METEOR SHOWER 
                           SUMMARY REPORT	


DATE: Aug 10/11, 1997 BEGIN: 10h20 UT END: 12h00 UT
OBSERVER : George J. Zay,   IMO code: ZAYGE
LOCATION : Long:116 deg  29' 43"  West;  Lat: 32 deg 49' 49' North
           Pine Valley Viewpoint, Calif USA;  Elevation:  1300 meters



OBSERVED SHOWERS:
PER, KCG
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OBSERVING PERIODS: 
PERIOD(UT)    FIELD   Teff  F    LM   PER  KCG Spor
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10h20-12h00   320d+60 1.8  1.01  6.0   54   0   36 
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MAGNITUDE DISTRIBUTIONS:
PER  = (-3)1, (-2)1, (-1)3, (0)8, (+1)7, (+2)21, (+3)6, (+4)5,
(+5)2 
Total = 54
MEAN = 1.65
                         
SPOR = (-2)1, (-1)1, (0)3,, (+1)2, (+2)8, (+3)6, (+4)5, (+5)5 
Total = 36
MEAN = 2.61

All Meteors Total = 90                                        
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DEAD TIME: 2 minutes (Includes camera operation time.)
BREAKS   : none
Teff     : 1.8 hours       
SKY OBSCURED: 10h20-10h25 at 15%




                                                                             
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PERSEID RATES AT TEN MINUTE INCREMENTS(Periods adjusted to show
10 minutes after camera operation dead time).
10h20-10h31 = 7
10h31-10h41 = 8
10h41-10h51 = 5
10h51-11h01 = 5
11h01-11h12 = 12
11h12-11h22 = 6
11h22-11h32 = 3
11h32-11h42 = 7
11h42-11h52 = 3
11h52-12h00 = 1  (this was an 8 minute period)   
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Percent of Perseids that left a 1/2 second or longer
Persistent train was 38.9%.