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(meteorobs) VANMC 13-14 August 2002



Visual Observing Form - Summary Report
 
 
 
Day: 13 - 14  Month: 08 Year: 2002        Begin:  21.00 UT   End: 03.00 UT
 
Location  long. 3°37' E    latit. 50°43' N    alt 120 m  
 
Site: Ellezelles   Country: Belgium
 
Observer Vandeputte Michel    IMO code: VANMC
 
 
 
Observed Showers:
 
 
Perseids                 049°       +59°             
S Delta Aquarids     352°        -12°    
N Delta Aquarids     338°        -04°
S Iota Aquarids       344°        -13°
N Iota Aquarids        321°       -07°
Kappa Cygnids        285°       +59°
 
 
 

Interval Analyse
 

Period             Teff         F         Lm         Per     Aqr     Kcg       Spor 
 
21.00 - 22.00    1.00    1.00        6.40        26        0        0         5
22.00 - 23.00    1.00    1.00        6.45        16        1        0        12
23.00 - 00.00    1.00    1.00        6.50        18        0        2        15
00.00 - 01.00    1.00    1.00        6.50        19        3        2        8
01.00 - 02.00    1.00    1.00        6.50        28        2        0        23
02.00 - 03.00    1.00    1.00        6.33        18        0        1        19
 
21.00 - 03.00    6.00                                125        6        5        82                        
 

Magnitude Distributions
 
 
          
PER     -2(0)-1(1)+0(5)+1(11+2(33)+3(44)+4(29)+5(2)                 Mean    2.67    N~ : 69
KCG     -1(0)+0(0)+1(0)+2(1)+3(2)+4(2)+5(0)                             Mean    3.20    N~ : 0
AQR     -1(0)+0(0)+1(0)+2(2)+3(3)+4(0)+5(1)                             Mean    3.00    N~ : 0
 
SPOR   -1(0)+0(0)+1(1)+2(7)+3(23)+4(39)+5(12)                        Mean     3.66    N~ : 3
 
 
 
ZHR calculations
 
 
Time        zhr
 
 
13.91        41+-6
14.00        26+-4
14.08        29+-4
 
 
 
Remarks
 
-no fireballs were observed. Bright flash in the east at 22.44 UT...Fireball ???
- again some point meteors.
-highest minute counting was 4 Perseids. Irregular appearance. Observed also once a "Perseid Triplett".
- yellow was the most observed colour.
-55.2 % left a persistent train. One was visible for 10 seconds.
-Perfect skies for my observing place ; LM 6.50. Impressive milky way visible from Taurus to Saggitarius.
- increasing activity from the Kappa Cygnids. Aquarids also still active (SIA and NIA's).
 
 
 
 
 
Clear skies,
 
 
Michel Vandeputte
Dutch Meteor Society
VVS Belgium - Meteor Section.