Posts Tagged ‘Ionosonde’

Manila Observatory’s Ionosphere Division: Annual Report for 1996

I. INSTRUMENTATION A. Vertical Sounding The IPS-42 Digital Ionosonde replaced the C-3 analog film-recording ionosonde.  The sweep frequency is from one to 15 MHz.  the ionosphere directly overhead is probed twice a day. B. Trans-Equatorial or Oblique Ionosonde Signals transmitted across the equator from MO and received in several southern stations reveal the changing characteristics [...]

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FM-CW Radar is working again after I restarted the computer

It happened about three weeks ago, 7 Nov 2009. Our network officer, Kuya Doods, and I tried to the computer connected to the FMCW radar transmitter and receiver to our local network. In this way, I can access the data from my computer. The FMCW radar computer has two USB ports each connected to two [...]

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Manila Observatory’s Ionosphere Division: Accomplishment Report for 1994

I.  INSTRUMENTATION 1.  Digital Ionosonde (IPS-42) and Geophysical Netweork Terminals (DBD-43) In Frebruary the Ionosonde and network Terminals were installed.  The use of these new instruments resulted in the complete digitizing of ionograms.  These ionograms are stored on digital data tapes instead of the usual use of films. For the first six months of the [...]

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The FM-CW radar is back at the Ionosphere Building

Yesterday, Ikeda-san and Dr. Shinohara arrived from Kyushu University to set up their FM-CW radar that was damaged by lightning months ago.  They arrived at about 7 p.m.  It is a good thing that I was there to welcome them. Ikeda brought with him some little black metal clips for connecting the white cord of [...]

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Manila Observatory Ionosphere Division: Summary of Activities for 1994

I.  Operate and Maintain the following instruments: IPS-42 Digital Vertical Ionosonde wth two Network Terminal Digitizer for recording ionograms on Data Cartridge Tape which could also be displayed and analysed on these terminals. Trans-Equatorial or Oblique Ionosonde or the Australian computer controlled Ionosonde. Total Electron Content & Scintillations Receiving and Recording Instruments To be installed [...]

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