Observer details.
First name(s)*:
.
Family name(s)*:
.
Country*:
.
IMO Code:
(leave empty if new).
Observing location.
Longitude*:
°
'
"
. Latitude*:
°
'
"
. Height:
m.
Name*:
.
Country*:
IMO Code:
.
Specify the night as a pair of local dates (enter two consecutive days: day1 / day2, month, year).
Night (Local Time)*:
/ (dd1/dd2),
(mm1),
(yyyy1).
Specify the observation begin and end in Universal Time. (hour, day, month, year)
Observation begin (Universal Time)*:
(hhmm),
(dd),
(mm),
(yyyy).
Observation end (Universal Time)*:
(hhmm),
(dd),
(mm),
(yyyy).
At this point, please re-check the above times and dates to make sure the conversion is correct.
HINT: When you loaded this page, the Universal Time was
09h58m (23 May 2013).
Showers considered for observation. Use IMO three-letter codes.
List also showers, if you clearly detected 0 members.
Observed number of meteors per period and per shower. Use short periods in case of shower maxima or outbursts (e.g. 5 minuts).
(M: observing method (C(ounting), P(lotting), R (meteor coordinates estimated directly) or "-" (shower not observed during the period))
(N: number of meteors observed).
Try to define periods as to comprise no more than 20 meteors in line.
Magnitude distributions for showers and sporadics.
Try to group the above periods as to comprise no more than 30 meteors in a magnitude distribution.
Please do not forget the magnitude distribution of sporadic meteors (SPO).
Comments (add your name if you report for somebody else):
Reporter e-mail*: (you will receive a copy of the observation)
