(meteorobs) Triangulating a Meteor?

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• Subject: (meteorobs) Triangulating a Meteor?
• From: Wayne Watson <mtnviews@earthlinkdot net>
• Date: Sun, 07 Oct 2001 18:12:57 -0700
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Is there software or some simple techniques for taking sightings of a meteor and determining the
fall point? I suspect there's a web site that might talk about this subject and how data is
collected on a sighting and how sighting data is collected for a specific meteor fall. Comments?

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