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(meteorobs) Fw: Triangulids was detected again



Interesting reading from the IMO-News list......

Mark

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>Triangulids was detected again
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>The meteor shower activity was observed at Triangulum on September 12
>and 15, 1998 in Japan.  K.Osada plotted 9 shower meteors from Triangulum
>on September 12 and M.Sakaguchi plotted 6 shower meteors from there on
>September 15.  I think that it was probably the same activity of
>Triangulids which was observed on September 12, 1993 in America (Sky and
>Telescope, October 1994).
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>Observers :
>  Osada Kazuhiro   : OSAKA
>  Sakaguchi Mitsue : SAKMI
>  Satou Koetsu     : SATKO
>
>Observation Period :
>  September 12 - 16, 1998.
>
>Observation site:
>  Oyama, Shizuoka, Japan                 E:139.0 deg , N:35.3 deg
>  Higashi-Hiroshima, Hiroshima, Japan    E:132.6 deg , N:34.5 deg
>  Watari, Watari, Miyagi, Japan          E:140.9 deg , N:54.6 deg
>
>Observation method:
>  visual , plotting
>
>Observational Data:
>                                 Sep.
>      DATE(UT)  TIME Total Spor. Per Psc Tri Lm  CL Dir Obs.
>  -----------------------------------------------------------
>  Sep.
>  12 14:15-15:15 60    31   24    5   2   5  5.8  0  Z  OSAKA
>  12 15:15-16:30 75    29   22    5   2   4  5.8  0  Z  OSAKA
>  15 14:30-15:30 60    23   16    -   1   6  5.2  0 Tri SAKMI
>  16 16:00-17:00 60    10    9    1   0   1  6.0  0 Tri SATKO
>  16 17:00-17:40 40     9    8    1   0   1  5.8  0 Per SATKO
>
>  TIME    : Observed time interval
>  Total   : Total number of meteors
>  Spor.   : Sporadic meteors
>  Sep.Per : September Perseids
>  Psc     : Piscids
>  Tri     : Triangulids
>  Lm      : Limiting magnitude of field stars
>  CL      : Cloud cover
>  Dir     : Observation direction(Z : Zenith)
>
>Radiant point:
>  No. Date(UT) R.P name R.A Dec  N  d Wt Vel  Mag   HR Obs.  Method
>  -----------------------------------------------------------------
>   1 09/12.64  Beta-Tri  28 +33  9  3  3 M-R  4.4  4.0 OSAKA V(P)
>   2 09/15.63 Alpha-Tri  26 +26  6  2  1 rR-R 4.5  6.0 SAKMI V(P)
>
>  N      : Number of meteors
>  d      : Diameter of R.P.
>  Wt     : Weight(P,1-5  P : poor)
>  Mag    : Mean Magnitude
>  Vel    : Velosity(M-R  : from moderate to rapid)
>                (rR-R : from rather rapid to rapid)
>  Method : V:Visual, P:Plotting
>
>Time chart of Triangulids appearance on Sept. 12. (Observed by K.Osada)
>  14h(UT)                                      15h            15h
>  15m  20   25   30   35   40   45   50   55   00m  05   10   15m
>  +----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
>   5 4                    4   5               5
>  15h                                          16h                    16h
>  15m  20   25   30   35   40   45   50   55   00m  05   10   15   20 25
30m
>
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
>                 5              4                       4    4
>
>  Note) Numeric character is magnitude.
>===========================================================================
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>
>
>----------------------------------
>thashi@din.or.jp  Hashimoto Takema
>Minor Meteor Shower Circular(MMSC)
>URL : http://www.din.or.jp/~thashi/index_E.htm
>
>Nippon Meteor Society (NMS)
>Association of Meteor Observers in and around Tokyo Area (AMOTA)
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>

Fwd by: Mark Davis, MeteorObs@charlestondot net
Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina, USA
Visual Program Coordinator
North American Meteor Network & American Meteor Society
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