I am pleased to attach for your perusal the latest Status Report from the CALLISTO Project of ISWI. (As always, the report is from Christian Monstein, Institute for Astronomy, Zurich, Switzerland.)
It is very interesting! Christian comments on it as follows:
"Attached is the latest status report presenting a compilation of a
Type II burst from January 13th of this year. It was observed with
at least 15 instruments at different locations worldwide.
This event is a nice example to study instrumental effects as well as
to derive the shock speed of the CME. Given the large variety of
quality of different observatories it might also help to optimize
instrumental setups (frequency range, frequency resolution, time
resolution, pointing system, antenna, channel bandwidth, integration
time etc.)"
Thank you Christian for this fascinating status report.
Reminder to all: He still has CALLISTO instruments available for
sale. Also, he can travel to your institute to facilitate any
CALLISTO installation if you can shoulder his travel expenses
(see ISWI Newsletter, Vol.5, Num.2, for the initial
explanation of his attractive offer).
Keeping the ISWI Faith with your unwavering support,
George Maeda Editor of ISWI Newsletter |
(1) e-Callisto status report #38
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