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(meteorobs) Result OSVDA 17/18 and 18/19 november



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These are my results, obtained during the DMS expedition to Spain. In two nights I managed to do about 4 hours and 20 minutes of observing under acceptable conditions, the peak is not included unfortunately.

During the peak we were able to see a lot of meteors but the sky conditions were changing too much (and very inconsistent across the sky) to get reliable results. I noticed a sharp increase at about 3:45 UT, a peak between 4:00 and 4:20 of about 40 meteors per 5 minutes, then a drop to 3 meteors per 5 minutes around 5 UT, another climb starting at 05:15 and a peak around 5:35 of about 15 meteors per 5 minutes.


Date :              Year 2002  Mo : 11 Date    17/18
Observer :          D.A.J. van Os
IMO-Code :          OSVDA
Observing place:    El Cura      Country :       Spain
Coordinates :       lon:  37,8 N    lat: 2,6 W
Center of vision:   RA  05h50m  Dec  22     At :01:45    UT
Start UT :          01:45
End UT :            03:57
Teff [h] :          2,06

Period UT    Tm T.eff Lm Stream                          Spo Ntot
Start  End  [h]  [h]     Leo Tau
-----------------------------------------------------------------
01:45 02:00 1,87 0,25 5,3  1                                   1  
02:00 02:15 2,12 0,25 5,3                                  3   3  
02:15 02:30 2,37 0,23 5,3                                  1   1  
02:30 02:45 2,62 0,25 5,3  1                               2   3  
02:45 03:00 2,87 0,25 5,3  3   1                               4  
03:00 03:15 3,12 0,25 5,2  1                               4   5  
03:15 03:23 3,32 0,13 5,2  1                               1   2  
03:30 03:45 3,62 0,25 5,2                                  1   1  
03:45 03:57 3,85 0,20 5,2  2   1                               3  
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Total           2,06      9   2   0   0   0   0   0   0   12  23 

Stream       -6  -5   -4  -3  -2  -1  0   1   2   3   4   5   6  total  mean
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Leo          0    0   0   0   0   2   1   1   2   1   2   0   0    9    1,56
Tau          0    0   0   0   0   0   0   0   1   1   0   0   0    2    2,50
Spo          0    0   0   0   0   0   1   2   3   3   3   0   0    12   2,42


Date :              Year 2002  Mo : 11 Date    18/19
Observer :          D.A.J. van Os
IMO-Code :          OSVDA
Observing place:    Pulpi        Country :       Spain
Coordinates :       lon:  37,4 N   lat: 1,8 W
Center of vision    RA  23h30m  Dec  60     At :22:30    UT
Start UT :          22:30
End UT :            01:00
Teff [h] :          2,25

Period UT    Tm T.eff Lm Stream                          Spo Ntot
Start  End  [h]  [h]     Leo Tau
-----------------------------------------------------------------
22:30 22:45 22,6 0,25 5,2                                  1   1  
22:45 23:00 22,8 0,25 5,1                                  1   1  
23:00 23:15 23,1 0,25 5,2                                  1   1  
23:15 23:30 23,3 0,25 5,2                                  1   1  
23:30 23:45 23,6 0,25 5,0                                  2   2  
23:45 00:00 23,8 0,25 5,0  1                                   1  
00:00 00:15 0,12 0,25 5,3  1                                   1  
00:30 00:45 0,62 0,25 5,3  2                                   2  
00:45 01:00 0,87 0,25 5,0  6                                   6  
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Total           2,25      10  0   0   0   0   0   0   0   6   16 

Stream       -6  -5   -4  -3  -2  -1  0   1   2   3   4   5   6  total  mean
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Leo          0    0   0   0    0   0  1   2   3   2   2   0   0    10   2,20
Spo          0    0   0   0    0   0  0   3   1   1   1   0   0    6    2,00
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