Date:    Thu, 20 May 1993 18:49:03 -0400 (EDT)
From:    PETER@CANLON.PHYSICS.UWO.CA
Subject: Updated email listing for meteor astronomers

    Below is a working list with the email addresses of various people
working in all different aspects of meteor astronomy. I have tried to give
a brief description of what everyone is involved with, to the best of my
ability, or pass along the descriptions given by the original email address
sources so you might be able to judge who might be involved in an area
similar to the one you are working in. The addresses are listed in the order
I have received them.

    If you have a chance to send your own description of what you are
involved with/interested in this would be much appreciated. Please let me
know "updates" on your working areas/description so I can continually update
the list for other meteor people. Also please pass along any other email
addresses of people working in meteor astronomy or closely related fields
you might have laying around in your mail files.

    For those who have received older copies of this list, please note that
many addresses have changed over the last year and several new meteor workers
have been added, in particular in the areas of Eastern Europe and the C.I.S.

Peter Brown.


**THE METEOR ASTRONOMY E-MAIL LIST (last update:May 20,1993) **

Malcolm J. Currie (United Kingdom):mjc@astrophysics.starlink.rutherford.ac.uk
(Head of the Telescopic commission of the International Meteor
Organization (IMO) and avid observer/analyzer of visual
telescopic meteor information).

Robert Hawkes (Canada): rhawkes@mta.ca
(Low-Light-Level Television and CCD imaging of meteors, wake
phenomena, and many other areas of meteor physics).

Dieter Heinlein (Germany): heinlein@dhdmpi5.bitnet
(Head of the IMO photographic commission and involved with the
European Network of fireball patrol cameras).

Jim Jones (Canada): jones@canlon.physics.uwo.ca, or
J.Jones@uwovax.uwo.ca (Meteor stream modelling, LLLTV work,
radio scatter research, and many other areas of meteor physics).

Duncan Steel (Australia): dis@aaocbn3.aao.gov.au, or
DIS@aaocbn.oz.au or dis@aaocbn.anu.edu.au., or
(Searching for NEA's, asteroid-stream associations, meteor radio
work and many other areas of meteor physics).

Casper ter Kuile (The Netherlands): pegasoft@cc.ruu.nl
(LLLTV work, all-sky fireball patrols and many aspects of
photographic meteor work).

Marc Gyssens (Belgium):gyssens@wins.uia.ac.be
(Editor of the IMO journal WGN and mathematical approaches to
various aspects of meteor astronomy).

Jun-Ichi Watanabe (Japan):owatana@c1.mtk.nao.ac.jp
(Radio scatter observations of meteor trails).

Tsuko Nakamura (Japan): nakamura@c1.mtk.nao.ac.jp
(Radio scatter observations of meteor trails).

Lance Benner (USA): lance@tonga.wustl.edu
(Avid visual observer and interested in all areas of meteor
physics).

Michael Gaffey (USA): Useremun@rpitsmts
(Asteroid-stream associations and many other areas of meteor
physics)

Bo Gustafson (USA): gustaf@venus.astro.ufl.edu
(Modelling the zodiacal cloud, small particle dynamics and many
other areas of meteor astronomy).

David Lien (USA): lien@coral.bucknell.edu
(Infrared detection of comet "trails" and other dust emission
phenomena from comets).

David Meisel (USA): Meisel@uno.cc.geneseo.edu
(Director of the American Meteor Society (AMS), interested in
many other areas of meteor physics).

Gary Kronk (USA): c09630gk.wuvmd.bitnet
(Author of the book "Meteor Showers: A Descriptive Catalogue" and
source of much meteor related information).

Bruce McIntosh (Canada): Canott::Mcintosh (SPAN)
(All aspects of meteor stream modelling and evolutionary processes
within meteor streams, interested in many areas of meteor physics).

Brian Marsden (USA): 6700::Brian (SPAN) or
marsden@cfa.harvard.edu
(Comets and cometary orbits, meteor storms.)

Ian Halliday (Canada): Canott::Cardinal (SPAN)
(Indicate message is for Dr. Halliday).
(Meteorite recovery/data from the Canadian Meteorite Observation
and Recovery Project, photographic meteor work, meteor
spectra,any other areas of meteor physics).

Don K. Yeomans (USA): 5122::DKY (SPAN) or dky@naif.jpl.nasa.gov
(Numerical integration of comet and meteor stream orbits.
Interested in ancient records of meteor showers and many other aspects
of meteor physics).

Christian Steyaert (Belgium):
Chris_Steyaert@f20.n295.z2.Fidonet.org  <-- niet meer gebruiken, wel Compuserve
(Computational problems in meteor astronomy, photographic astrometry,
radio forward scatter and many other areas of meteor physics).

Paul Prikryl (Canada): (SPAN) CANSAS::PRIKRYL
(Works with auroral radar but is also interested in radar observations
of meteors.)

Colin S.L. Keay (Australia): PHCSLK@cc.Newcastle.edu.au
(Radar studies of meteors; anomalous instantaneous sounds from meteors.)

Bill Jones (United Kingdom): ph1wj@ibm.sheffield.ac.uk
(Theoretical aspects of meteor phenomena, radar studies of meteors.)

Jack Baggaley (New Zealand): phys051@canterbury.ac.nz
(Radar studies of meteors, many aspects of meteor phenomena.)

Graham Poole (South Africa): phgp@ruchem.ru.ac.za
(Radar studies of meteors, many aspects of meteor phenomena.)

Philippe Baille (Canada): baille_p@rmc.ca
(Cometary phenomena linked with meteor streams.)

Iwan Williams (Uk): ipw@maths.qmw.ac.uk
(Modelling meteor streams, mathematical aspects of meteor
phenomena. Photometric and spectroscopic observations of comets
and asteroids, interim president IAU commission 22.)

Martin Beech (Canada): a2670@nve.uwo.ca
(Historical aspects of meteor astronomy, fragmentation phenomena
and many other aspects of meteor physics.)

Peter Brown (Canada): peter@canlon.physics.uwo.ca
(Currently working on modelling meteor streams. Interested in all
aspects of meteor phenomena.)

Rolf Meier (Canada): meier@Software.Mitel.com
(Avid comet hunter and long-time meteor observer.)

Bob Roper (USA): roper@eas.gatech.edu
(Work with radar scatter from meteor columns for wind velocity measurements).

Juergen Rendtel (Germany): rnl@babel.aip.de
(President of the IMO, author of the book "Sternschnuppen",
active meteor observer and fireball photographer.)

Gennady Andreev (Russia): siberia-ltd.tomsk.su!@relcom.kiae.su
(Head of the International Tunguska expeditions, interested in meteor
stream evolution and all aspects of meteor phenomena).


Mike Owen (USA): mrowen@stlawu.bitnet
(Work with forward scatter from meteor trails.)

Bertil Lindblad (Sweden): linasu@gemini.ldc.lu.se
(Work in all areas of meteor astronomy, radio meteor studies, orbital
mechanics and meteor streams. Currently involved with the electronic
databasing of all known meteor orbits from radar and photographic surveys.)

David Tholen (USA): Tholen@Galileo.ifa.hawaii.edu
(Work with comets and asteroids.)

Jim Scotti (USA): jscotti@lpl.arizona.edu
(Assistant director of the A.L.P.O meteors section, currently involved
with the Spacewatch program. Interested in the relationships between
meteoroids, comets and asteroids.)

David J. Asher (UK): dja@astrophysics.oxford.ac.uk
(Interested in Taurid complex and its evolution.)

Ondrejov Observatory (Czech Republic): astmph%csearn.bitnet
(General address for the Ondrejov Interplanetary Dust section which deals
with meteors. It is possible to reach Z.Ceplecha, M.Simek, P.Pecina,
P.Pravec, J. Borovica, P.Spurny, and all others at the observatory by
indicating at the top of the message who the note is for.)

Phyllis Eide (USA): nh61v@uhm.ampr.org
(Member of the Hawaii Meteor Group and avid meteor observer).

George Gliba (USA): gliba@stsci.edu
(Long-time meteor observer and expert meteor plotter).

Marc De Lignie (Netherlands): M.C.deLignie@research.ptt.nl
(Long-time meteor observer and photographer with special interest
in video recording of meteors.)


David Levy (USA): 70721.1706@compuserve.com
(Well-known comet hunter who has written several observing handbooks
related to meteor work and also a long-time meteor observer.)

Andre Knoefel (Germany): starex@tron.gun.de or
100114.3235@compuserve.com
(Long-time meteor observer and head of the IMO's Fireball section.
Also the editor of the IMO's FIDAC (FIreball DAta Center) News and
very interested in receiving fireball reports.)

Rainer Arlt (Germany): 100114.1361@compuserve.com
(Long-time meteor observer actively involved in the visual section
of the International Meteor Organization.)

George Spalding (United Kingdom): ghs@savax750.rutherford.ac.uk
(Long-time meteor observer and former head of the meteor section of the
British Astronomical Association.)

Slovak Academemy of Sciences - Astrophysics Section (Slovakia):
astropor@savba.cs
(All members of the Slovak Academy of sciences working with meteor physics
can be reached at this address: V. Porubcan, A. Hajduk etc.)

Emil Pocock (USA): Pocock@ecsuc.ctstateeu.edu
(Radio amateur with keen interest in radio forward-scatter).

Ron Baalke (USA): baalke@kelvin.jpl.nasa.gov
(Interested in many aspects of meteor phenomena/meteorites.)

Trond Erik Hillestad (Norway): Trondh@nft.no
(Head of the Norweign Meteor Section and long-time meteor observer.)

Roger Vodicka (Australia):mt_vodicka@fencer.cis.dsto.gov.au
(Long-time meteor observer, interested in many aspects of meteor phenomena.)

Alan MacRobert (USA): amacrobe%cfa7.decnet@cfa.harvard.edu
(Long-time meteor observer, popularizer of meteor science and writer
for Sky and Telescope magazine.)

Oleg Belkovich (Russia): eao@kremax.hq.demos.su or
eao@astro.kazan.su
(Meteor researcher interested in radar meteor work and numerous other
aspects of meteor science.)