Thanks Sam. I found my name and Alex and Diane and the data. I also found
your name and data from 2015.
I hope we can observe the Gemini shower later this year. The more group
eyes watching the sky the more meteors are observed.
It would be nice to have the data submitted and listed as PAS rather then
as individuals. It would give more publicity and recognition to PAS.
I on the observing site maps I noticed there were lots of observers
reporting from Europe and very few from the United States.
When I submitted the data to IMO I received several warning messages. I
finally figured out that one warning message came from not putting a
sporadic meteor observation in the correct category. The rest of the
warnings were having a count higher than 20 within the observation time
period Next time the time period should be shorter maybe 15 minutes
instead of 20.
Paul
On Tue, Aug 30, 2016 at 8:10 AM, Redacted sender insanas for DMARC <
dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Paul Facuna, you are published on the internet. Google the International
Meteor Organization, go to live ZHR graphs, go to Perseids 2016, scroll
down to your name, click on your name and see the results for your
observations at Mike's house. Congratulations, good job! Alex and Diane
also got published, take a look at their results of observations from their
house. Congratulations to Alex and Diane! See the difference between a
darker than average sky and not so dark sky location.
If you look at the 2015 Perseids and 2015 Geminids you can see the results
I sent in for PAS when several members observed at Mike's house.
Looking forward to more citizen science projects, like the Occultation
timing study this October 4th. Sam Insana President of PAS
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Facuna <pl.6784@xxxxxxxxx>
To: Sam Insana <insanas@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Tue, Aug 16, 2016 4:14 pm
Subject: Re: Perseids data for filing with IMO
Sam,
I signed up for Ron's laser light show this Saturday afternoon. If you
have then after the program we can go somewhere get something to eat and go
over the forms then. Afterwards go to Bookman's for the star party.
If you aren't going to the laser show then I will meet you at Bookman's at
6:30.
Paul
On Mon, Aug 15, 2016 at 9:36 PM, <insanas@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Paul, Saturday at 6:30 pm please bring your data from the Perseids meteor
shower to Bookman's along with any forms you have. I will help you fill
out the paperwork and then you can enter it on line and get it published.
Take care, Sam
