NOAA 7, NOSS 2-3 r, psychology, data (long)
Walter Nissen (dk058@cleveland.Freenet.Edu)
Tue, 25 Jun 1996 10:14:23 -0400
Data for the previous message.
Subtract 7.85s
2 22 26.44 2 22 18.59
2 22 35.05 2 22 27.20 8.61
2 22 38.67 2 22 30.82 3.62
2 22 42.94 2 22 35.09 4.27
2 22 46.47 2 22 38.62 3.53
2 22 50.25 2 22 42.40 3.78
2 22 53.93 2 22 46.08 3.68
2 22 57.50 2 22 49.65 3.57
2 23 1.39 2 22 53.54 3.89
Total 34.95 / 8 = 4.37
96 5 Year and month (2I5)
41.3735 -81.8637 256. lat, long, hgt (3F10.0)
29 2 22 18.59 8 Start day,hr,mn,sec nbr timings
0.00 0
8.61 1
12.23 2
16.50 3
20.03 4
23.81 5
27.49 6
31.06 7
34.95 8
NOAA 7 6.5 1.9 0.0 6.0
1 12553U 81059 A 96165.21583640 .00000068 00000-0 34753-4 0 3517
2 12553 98.7645 233.7130 0012549 313.1735 46.8388 14.15565304772849
Subtract 4.65s
3 42 43.87 3 42 39.22
3 42 44.74 3 42 40.09 0.87
3 42 47.53 3 42 42.88 2.79
3 42 48.40 3 42 43.75 0.87
3 42 51.47 3 42 46.82 3.07
3 42 52.27 3 42 47.62 0.80
3 42 54.96 3 42 50.31 2.69
3 42 55.83 3 42 51.18 0.87
3 42 58.81 3 42 54.16 2.98
3 42 59.59 3 42 54.94 0.78
Total 15.72 / 9 = 1.75
96 6 Year and month (2I5)
41.3735 -81.8637 256. lat, long, hgt (3F10.0)
6 3 42 39.22 9 Start day,hr,mn,sec nbr timings
0.00 0
0.87 1
3.66 2
4.53 3
7.60 4
8.40 5
11.09 6
11.96 7
14.94 8
15.72 9
Subtract 6.03s
2 29 50.34 2 29 44.31
2 29 57.55 2 29 51.52 7.21
2 30 1.23 2 29 55.20 3.68
2 30 5.23 2 29 59.20 4.00
2 30 8.69 2 30 2.66 3.46
2 30 12.46 2 30 6.43 3.77
2 30 16.20 2 30 10.17 3.74
2 30 19.92 2 30 13.89 3.72
2 30 23.60 2 30 17.57 3.68
2 30 28.25 2 30 22.22 4.65
2 30 32.98 2 30 26.95 4.73
2 30 38.42 2 30 32.39 5.44
2 30 39.42 2 30 33.39 1.00
2 30 42.28 2 30 36.25 2.86
2 30 43.30 2 30 37.27 1.02
2 30 44.39 2 30 38.36 1.09
2 30 46.25 2 30 40.22 1.86
2 30 47.00 2 30 40.97 0.75
2 30 49.80 2 30 43.77 2.80
2 30 50.73 2 30 44.70 0.93
2 30 53.53 2 30 47.50 2.80
2 30 54.43 2 30 48.40 0.90
2 30 55.03 2 30 49.00 0.60
2 30 58.23 2 30 52.20 3.20
2 31 1.97 2 30 55.94 3.74
2 31 2.45 2 30 56.42 0.48
Total 72.11 / 25 = 2.88
96 6 Year and month (2I5)
41.3735 -81.8637 256. lat, long, hgt (3F10.0)
11 2 29 44.31 25 Start day,hr,mn,sec nbr timings
0.00 0
7.21 1
10.89 2
14.89 3
18.35 4
22.12 5
25.86 6
29.58 7
33.26 8
37.91 9
42.64 10
48.08 11
49.08 12
51.94 13
52.96 14
54.05 15
55.91 16
56.66 17
59.46 18
60.39 19
63.19 20
64.09 21
64.69 22
67.89 23
71.63 24
72.11 25
Subtract 5.86s
3 38 28.55 3 38 22.69 F, mag 0?
3 38 31.82 3 38 25.96 3.27 F, mag -1?
3 38 35.60 3 38 29.74 3.78 F, mag 0?
3 38 39.32 3 38 33.46 3.72
3 38 50.46 3 38 44.60 11.14
3 38 51.33 3 38 45.47 0.87
3 38 54.23 3 38 48.37 2.90
3 38 55.17 3 38 49.31 0.94
3 38 57.92 3 38 52.06 2.75
3 38 58.85 3 38 52.99 0.93
3 39 1.64 3 38 55.78 2.79
3 39 2.60 3 38 56.74 0.96
3 39 3.81 3 38 57.95 1.21
3 39 5.40 3 38 59.54 1.59
3 39 6.58 3 39 0.72 1.18
3 39 9.10 3 39 3.24 2.52
3 39 10.13 3 39 4.27 1.03
3 39 12.89 3 39 7.03 2.76
3 39 13.88 3 39 8.02 0.99
3 39 16.53 3 39 10.67 2.65
3 39 17.62 3 39 11.76 1.09
3 39 18.75 3 39 12.89 1.13
3 39 20.39 3 39 14.53 1.64
3 39 21.56 3 39 15.70 1.17
3 39 23.92 3 39 18.06 2.36
Total 55.37 / 24 = 2.31
96 6 Year and month (2I5)
41.3735 -81.8637 256. lat, long, hgt (3F10.0)
13 3 38 22.69 24 Start day,hr,mn,sec nbr timings
0.00 0
3.27 1
7.05 2
10.77 3
21.91 4
22.78 5
25.68 6
26.62 7
29.37 8
30.30 9
33.09 10
34.05 11
35.26 12
36.85 13
38.03 14
40.55 15
41.58 16
44.34 17
45.33 18
47.98 19
49.07 20
50.20 21
51.84 22
53.01 23
55.37 24
Subtract 6.12s
2 54 15.64 2 54 9.52
2 54 18.89 2 54 12.77 3.25
2 54 22.54 2 54 16.42 3.65
2 54 26.14 2 54 20.02 3.60
2 54 29.85 2 54 23.73 3.71
2 54 33.60 2 54 27.48 3.75
2 54 37.28 2 54 31.16 3.68
2 54 41.00 2 54 34.88 3.72
2 54 44.63 2 54 38.51 3.63
2 54 48.39 2 54 42.27 3.76
2 54 52.10 2 54 45.98 3.71
2 54 55.85 2 54 49.73 3.75
2 54 59.59 2 54 53.47 3.74
2 55 52.78 2 55 46.66 53.19
2 55 54.21 2 55 48.09 1.43
2 55 56.46 2 55 50.34 2.25
2 55 57.86 2 55 51.74 1.40
2 56 0.26 2 55 54.14 2.40
2 56 1.61 2 55 55.49 1.35
2 56 3.85 2 55 57.73 2.24
2 56 5.32 2 55 59.20 1.47
Total 109.68 / 20 = 5.48
96 6 Year and month (2I5)
41.3735 -81.8637 256. lat, long, hgt (3F10.0)
16 2 54 9.52 20 Start day,hr,mn,sec nbr timings
0.00 0
3.25 1
6.90 2
10.50 3
14.21 4
17.96 5
21.64 6
25.36 7
28.99 8
32.75 9
36.46 10
40.21 11
43.95 12
97.14 13
98.57 14
100.82 15
102.22 16
104.62 17
105.97 18
108.21 19
109.68 20
Subtract 5.39s Only bright, sharp Fs were timed for this OBS
2 51 7.81 2 51 2.42
2 51 11.56 2 51 6.17 3.75
2 51 15.48 2 51 10.09 3.92
2 51 18.86 2 51 13.47 3.38
2 51 22.56 2 51 17.17 3.70
2 51 26.30 2 51 20.91 3.74
2 51 30.01 2 51 24.62 3.71
2 52 8.19 2 52 2.80 38.18 no bright Fs in this interval
2 52 9.69 2 52 4.30 1.50
2 52 11.85 2 52 6.46 2.16 )
2 52 13.22 2 52 7.83 1.37 ) 3.53
2 52 15.66 2 52 10.27 2.44 )
2 52 16.93 2 52 11.54 1.27 ) 3.71
2 52 20.61 2 52 15.22 3.68
2 52 24.42 2 52 19.03 3.81
2 52 28.05 2 52 22.66 3.63
Total 80.24 / 15 = 5.35
96 6 Year and month (2I5)
41.3735 -81.8637 256. lat, long, hgt (3F10.0)
23 2 51 2.42 15 Start day,hr,mn,sec nbr timings
0.00 0
3.75 1
7.67 2
11.05 3
14.75 4
18.49 5
22.20 6
60.38 7
61.88 8
64.04 9
65.41 10
67.85 11
69.12 12
72.80 13
76.61 14
80.24 15
Subtract 5.10s Only bright, sharp Fs were timed for this OBS
All bright Fs over the entire interval are noted below
2 34 53.51 2 34 48.41
2 34 57.13 2 34 52.03 3.62
2 35 0.85 2 34 55.75 3.72
2 35 4.48 2 34 59.38 3.63
2 35 8.20 2 35 3.10 3.72
2 35 11.91 2 35 6.81 3.71
2 35 15.86 2 35 10.76 3.95
2 35 26.76 2 35 21.66 10.90
2 36 8.72 2 36 3.62 41.96 no bright Fs in this interval
2 36 10.14 2 36 5.04 1.42
2 36 12.36 2 36 7.26 2.22
2 36 13.85 2 36 8.75 1.49
2 36 15.97 2 36 10.87 2.12
2 36 17.49 2 36 12.39 1.52
2 36 19.67 2 36 14.57 2.18
2 36 21.10 2 36 16.00 1.43
2 36 23.51 2 36 18.41 2.41
2 36 24.81 2 36 19.71 1.30
2 36 27.18 2 36 22.08 2.37
2 38 40.12 2 38 35.02 132.94 no bright Fs in this interval
2 38 43.81 2 38 38.71 3.69
2 38 47.46 2 38 42.36 3.65
2 38 51.17 2 38 46.07 3.71
2 38 54.98 2 38 49.88 3.81
2 38 58.66 2 38 53.56 3.68
2 39 2.39 2 38 57.29 3.73
2 39 26.13 2 39 21.03 23.74 no bright Fs in this interval, then FF
2 39 29.26 2 39 24.16 3.13 FF
2 39 33.22 2 39 28.12 3.96 FF
FF single timing lost due to watch overflow
2 39 40.61 2 39 35.51 7.39 FF no further bright Fs
Total 287.10 / 29 = 9.90
96 6 Year and month (2I5)
41.3735 -81.8637 256. lat, long, hgt (3F10.0)
24 2 34 48.41 29 Start day,hr,mn,sec nbr timings
0.00 0
3.62 1
7.34 2
10.97 3
14.69 4
18.40 5
22.35 6
33.25 7
75.21 8
76.63 9
78.85 10
80.34 11
82.46 12
83.98 13
86.16 14
87.59 15
90.00 16
91.30 17
93.67 18
226.61 19
230.30 20
233.95 21
237.66 22
241.47 23
245.15 24
248.88 25
272.62 26
275.75 27
279.71 28
287.10 29
The central part of the OBS of 960611 can be regrouped like this:
2 29 57.55 2 29 51.52
2 30 1.23 2 29 55.20 3.68
2 30 5.23 2 29 59.20 4.00 3.73
2 30 8.69 2 30 2.66 3.46 3.73
2 30 12.46 2 30 6.43 3.77
2 30 16.20 2 30 10.17 3.74
2 30 19.92 2 30 13.89 3.72
2 30 23.60 2 30 17.57 3.68
2 30 28.25 2 30 22.22 4.65 )
2 30 32.98 2 30 26.95 4.73 ) 14.82 = 4 * 3.705
2 30 38.42 2 30 32.39 5.44 )
2 30 39.42 2 30 33.39 1.00 )
2 30 42.28 2 30 36.25 2.86 ) 3.86 96.25 44.73/12
2 30 43.30 2 30 37.27 1.02 <-- this interval not included below
2 30 44.39 2 30 38.36 1.09 )
2 30 46.25 2 30 40.22 1.86 ) 3.70
2 30 47.00 2 30 40.97 0.75 )
2 30 49.80 2 30 43.77 2.80 )
2 30 50.73 2 30 44.70 0.93 ) 3.73
2 30 53.53 2 30 47.50 2.80 )
2 30 54.43 2 30 48.40 0.90 ) 3.70
2 30 55.03 2 30 49.00 0.60 )
2 30 58.23 2 30 52.20 3.20 ) 3.80
2 31 1.97 2 30 55.94 3.74
Because of the irregular flashing, I wouldn't think that the leftover
piece in the middle is necessarily indicative of a synodic anomaly.
The OBS of 960613 can be grouped like this:
3 38 28.55 3 38 22.69
3 38 31.82 3 38 25.96 3.27 25.96
3 38 35.60 3 38 29.74 3.78
3 38 39.32 3 38 33.46 3.72
3 38 50.46 3 38 44.60 11.14 = 3 * 3.713
3 38 51.33 3 38 45.47 0.87 )
3 38 54.23 3 38 48.37 2.90 ) 3.77
3 38 55.17 3 38 49.31 0.94 )
3 38 57.92 3 38 52.06 2.75 ) 3.69
3 38 58.85 3 38 52.99 0.93 )
3 39 1.64 3 38 55.78 2.79 ) 3.72
3 39 2.60 3 38 56.74 0.96 )
3 39 3.81 3 38 57.95 1.21 ) 3.76
3 39 5.40 3 38 59.54 1.59 )
3 39 6.58 3 39 0.72 1.18 )
3 39 9.10 3 39 3.24 2.52 ) 3.70
3 39 10.13 3 39 4.27 1.03 )
3 39 12.89 3 39 7.03 2.76 ) 3.79
3 39 13.88 3 39 8.02 0.99 )
3 39 16.53 3 39 10.67 2.65 ) 3.64 70.67
3 39 17.62 3 39 11.76 1.09 )
3 39 18.75 3 39 12.89 1.13 ) 3.86
3 39 20.39 3 39 14.53 1.64 )
3 39 21.56 3 39 15.70 1.17 )
3 39 23.92 3 39 18.06 2.36 ) 3.53 78.06
The OBS of 960616 can be grouped like this:
2 54 15.64 2 54 9.52
2 54 18.89 2 54 12.77 3.25 12.77
2 54 22.54 2 54 16.42 3.65
2 54 26.14 2 54 20.02 3.60
2 54 29.85 2 54 23.73 3.71
2 54 33.60 2 54 27.48 3.75
2 54 37.28 2 54 31.16 3.68
2 54 41.00 2 54 34.88 3.72
2 54 44.63 2 54 38.51 3.63
2 54 48.39 2 54 42.27 3.76
2 54 52.10 2 54 45.98 3.71
2 54 55.85 2 54 49.73 3.75
2 54 59.59 2 54 53.47 3.74 53.47
2 55 52.78 2 55 46.66 53.19 betw 14 and 15 cycles in this interval
2 55 54.21 2 55 48.09 1.43 )
2 55 56.46 2 55 50.34 2.25 ) 3.68
2 55 57.86 2 55 51.74 1.40 )
2 56 0.26 2 55 54.14 2.40 ) 3.80
2 56 1.61 2 55 55.49 1.35 )
2 56 3.85 2 55 57.73 2.24 ) 3.59
2 56 5.32 2 55 59.20 1.47
previously reported for PPAS, and slightly restated here for comparison to
the below, (but not necessarily for PPAS):
81- 59 A 96-05-29 2:22:38.6 WN 14.9 .5 4 3.73 NOAA 7, F'F..F'F
New for PPAS(beginning):
Walter I. Nissen, Jr., CDP, dk058@cleveland.freenet.edu, 55 Barrett RD #808,
Berea, OH 44017-1657, USA, 216-243-4980, -81d 51.823', 41d 22.413', 256m, 7x35
81- 59 A 96-06-06 3:42:42.9 WN 14.9 .5 4 3.735 F'...F' irreg sm NOAA 7
81- 59 A 96-06-11 2:29:51.5 WN 44.7 .5 12 3.728 F'...F' irreg sm NOAA 7
81- 59 A 96-06-13 3:38:26.0 WN 44.7 .5 12 3.729 F'...F' irreg sm NOAA 7
81- 59 A 96-06-13 3:38:26.0 WN 52.1 .5 14 3.721 F'...F'? irreg sm NOAA 7
81- 59 A 96-06-16 2:54:12.8 WN 40.7 .5 11 3.700 F'...F' irreg sm NOAA 7
81- 59 A 96-06-16 2:55:46.6 WN 11.1 .5 3 3.690 F'...F'? irreg sm NOAA 7
81- 59 A 96-06-23 2:51: 2.4 WN 22.2 .4 6 3.700 F'...F' irreg sm NOAA 7
81- 59 A 96-06-23 2:52: 4.3 WN 18.4 .4 5 3.672 F'...F' irreg sm NOAA 7
81- 59 A 96-06-24 2:34:52.0 WN 14.8 .4 4 3.695 F'...F' irreg sm NOAA 7
81- 59 A 96-06-24 2:36: 3.6 WN 18.5 .4 5 3.692 F'...F' irreg sm NOAA 7
81- 59 A 96-06-24 2:38:35.0 WN 22.3 .4 6 3.712 F'...F' irreg sm NOAA 7
96- 29 B 96-06-05 4:33: 2.1 WN 35.6 1. 4 8.9 AA, NOSS 2-3 r
The measured intervals show at least as much scatter as the .8s accuracy I
estimated on 960606 would suggest. Also, no asymmetry as on 960605:
96- 29 B 96-06-06 2:59:31.7 WN 50.9 .8 12 4.24 AA, NOSS 2-3 r
Cheers.
Walter Nissen dk058@cleveland.freenet.edu
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The human reaction to any error, mistake or misfortune is immediately to
take some action, intended to be remedial, which has as its first
consequence the compounding of the original error, mistake or misfortune.