PPAS 6 available
Bart De Pontieu (BDP@MPEPL)
Thu, 25 Apr 1996 15:40:23 +0100 (CET)
1. Leo Barhorst Ede/Alkmaar The Netherlands 6040
2. Horst Koehnke Stade-Elbe FRG 4296
3. Bram Dorreman Achel Belgium 3932
4. Tristan Cools Brugge Belgium 3011
5. Russell Eberst Edinburgh, Scotland Great-Britain 2359
6. Michael M. McCants Austin, Texas USA 1474
7. Willy Verhaegen Wetteren Belgium 1366
8. Alexander Seidel Lemgo FRG 1288
9. Kurt Jonckheere Oostende Belgium 1271
10. Pierre Neirinck Malo-Les-Bains France 1269
11. Jean Meeus Erps-Kwerps Belgium 1242
12. Bart De Pontieu Oostende Belgium 1141
It's hight time the PPAS receives more observations from observers at
less moderate latitudes !
You can get/find the PPAS in 3 ways:
1. ftp anonymously from ftp.physics.ox.ac.uk
Path is /pub/sat/bwgs/ppas/ppas6.zip
and /pub/sat/bwgs/ppas/ppas6.txt
2. send an e-mail message to SeeSat-L-request@iris01.plasma.mpe-garching.mpg.de
with the words "archive get ppas/ppas6.*" (without the quotes). Note that
one of the two files you will receive is a 715 Kb uuencoded/zipped file,
so make sure you have room in your mailbox.
3. The PPAS 6 is also online on the WWW, as part of the Visual Satellite
Observer's Home Page. Check out this URL:
http://www.rzg.mpg.de/~bdp/ppas/ppas6.html
I hope to implement a search facility in the near future that allows you
to search for all observations of one specific satellite.
Thanks to Tristan Cools for making the file available.
Cheers,
Bart De Pontieu, BWGS
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