ISWI Newsletter - Vol.3 No.67
08 July 2011
Dear ISWI Participant:
Among the major instrument arrays of ISWI is the "SID/SuperSID Array".
Germany has operated SIDs for many years and implements the SIMONE
Project: "Project SIMONE (Solar & Ionospheric - MOnitoring NEtwork)".
Attached is a brief report (5 pages, in English) on SIMONE project
and a very detailed report (37 pages, in German) on the same.
The Germans are attempting an English translation of the detailed
report but this may take some time. Mr. Eckelt, a physics and
mathematics teacher, has done great work with the SID signal
recording and analysis.
Stanford University has a website particularly dedicated to
display SID/SuperSID signals in near real time:
http://sid.stanford.edu/database-browser/
| Today's final comment :
I strongly encourage other ISWI instrument arrays to send their
news to me for general circulation; to wit, your array is
useless if people do not know about it and do not know what can
be done with it. This newsletter can provide publicity for
your array at no cost to you -- except the time to generate
a slick report.
George Maeda,
Editor of ISWI Newsletter |
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Most cordially yours,
George Maeda
Editor of ISWI Newsletter
Hakozaki Campus, Kyushu University, Japan. |
Attachments:
(1) Project SIMONE In English, 655 KB pdf, 5 pages, (click  )
(2) Project SIMONE final, In German, 2 MB pdf, 37 pages, (click )
Webmaster Note:
If you want to see the project "SIMONE" website , click here. (in German)
If you want to read the original newsletter, click here.
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