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NEMETODE Meteor Data Set for 2015
This page contains the combined .csv file encompassing all meteor observations recorded by the cameras of the NEMETODE network during the period 01st January 2015 to 31st December 2015. During this period there were 75120 individual meteor detections with 22579 "Q1 Level" mutual events (including unified solutions) and 6852 solar system orbits from the following stations:
Almira, Worcester, Worcestershire, England, operated by Michael Morris (1024 detections)
Basingstoke, Hampshire, England, operated by Allan Carter (27123 detections)
Blockley, Gloucestershire, England, Operated by Graham Salmon (44 detections)
Bunbury, Cheshire, England, operated by Jeremy Shears (3470 detections)
Chelmsford, Essex, England, operated by Nick James (3503 detections)
Clanfield, Hampshire, England, operated by Steve and Peta Bosley (2770 detections)
Dublin, Ireland, operated by Graham Roche (1866 detections)
Huntington, near Chester, Cheshire, England, operated by Jon Jones (966 detections)
I87, Monasterevin, Co. Kildare, Ireland, operated by Michael O'Connell (2148 detections)
Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, operated by Alex Pratt (8348 detections)
Livarot, Calvados, Normandy, France, operated by David Dunn (893 detections)
Low Craighead, Ayrshire, Scotland, operated by David Anderson (6822 detections)
Newbridge, Co. Kildare, Ireland, operated by Gordon Reinicke (1393 detections)
Newquay, Cornwall, England, operated by Frank Johns (274 detections)
Rathmolyon, Co. Meath, Ireland, operated by Mike Foylan (186 detections)
Ravensmoor, Cheshire, England, operated by William Stewart (9226 detections)
Skirlaugh, North Yorkshire, England, operated by Ray Taylor (926 detections)
Steyning, West Sussex, England, operated by Nick Quinn (572 detections)
Tarbatness, Highland, Scotland, operated by Denis Buczynski (3557 detections)
All records were checked manually in order to minimse errors that may have been introduced by automated processes.
This file (21.6MB) can be downloaded and used freely for the non-profit purpose of scientific research or academic affairs. Any published results that make use of this data should credit "NEMETODE Observed Meteor Data Set 2015", http://www.nemetode.org/DataSet_2015.htm
This data file has now been included in the EDMOND meteor database (European viDeo MeteOr Network Database).
If you want to know the detail of a specific record or require any additional information then please contact NEMETODE.
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