*** This is a preliminary sample report that will be included in some form for the next version ******* --------------------------------------------------------- AVERAGE METEOR ACTIVITY REPORT. March 1994. f=87MHz. OH5IY, Ilkka Yrj”l„, Kuusankoski, Finland. date (UT) reflection number of time reflections 11-03-94 .24 h/day 3239 reflections 12-03-94 .26 h/day 3402 reflections 13-03-94 .25 h/day 3397 reflections 14-03-94 .25 h/day 3585 reflections 16-03-94 .3 h/day 3846 reflections 19-03-94 .28 h/day 3842 reflections 20-03-94 .32 h/day 4174 reflections 21-03-94 .33 h/day 4234 reflections 22-03-94 .29 h/day 3989 reflections 23-03-94 .36 h/day 4425 reflections 24-03-94 .33 h/day 4164 reflections 25-03-94 .33 h/day 4408 reflections 26-03-94 .34 h/day 4424 reflections 27-03-94 .37 h/day 4703 reflections 28-03-94 .36 h/day 4556 reflections 29-03-94 .3 h/day 4008 reflections 30-03-94 .28 h/day 3858 reflections 31-03-94 .23 h/day 3286 reflections The missing dates are left off due to auroral scattering induced interference distorting data for meteor reflection studies. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hourly distribution of reflections. Data is accumulated from 18 days. h(CET) time QTY 0-1 .89 min 193.1 reflections 1-2 .85 min 195.5 reflections 2-3 .76 min 202 reflections 3-4 .75 min 206.1 reflections 4-5 .87 min 222.2 reflections 5-6 .93 min 226 reflections 6-7 1.02 min 222.3 reflections 7-8 1.05 min 219.7 reflections 8-9 1.13 min 234.2 reflections 9-10 1.15 min 244.3 reflections 10-11 1.14 min 243.2 reflections 11-12 1.00 min 212.8 reflections 12-13 .75 min 168.3 reflections 13-14 .67 min 149.6 reflections 14-15 .52 min 108.8 reflections 15-16 .51 min 100.2 reflections 16-17 .47 min 90.9 reflections 17-18 .36 min 68 reflections 18-19 .40 min 76.8 reflections 19-20 .40 min 71.2 reflections 20-21 .50 min 95.5 reflections 21-22 .61 min 123 reflections 22-23 .67 min 134.7 reflections 23-24 .80 min 164.7 reflections March is the worst month for meteorscattering, as there are no good showers availble on the northern hemisphere and the position of the earth is least favorable in spring to "collect" sporadic meteors. The daily amount of reflections is usually at around 5000 to 6000 reflections/day in other times of the year and reaching 10000 to 20000 rates during major meteor showers.