RESULTS OF POSITIONAL AND PHOTOMETRIC MEASURE- MENTS OF METEOR TRAJECTORIES OBSERVED IN MYKOLAIV 2017-2018
Regular meteor observation using TV CCD unintensified techniques was started in 2011 in RI «Mykolaiv astronomical observatory» (RI MAO). The method of meteor registration is based on using “track- and-stack” technique for obtaining frames with reference stars and online meteor detection software dev...
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Odessa I. I. Mechnykov National University
2019-10-01
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Series: | Odessa Astronomical Publications |
Online Access: | http://oap.onu.edu.ua/article/view/181908 |
Summary: | Regular meteor observation using TV
CCD unintensified techniques was started in 2011 in RI
«Mykolaiv astronomical observatory» (RI MAO). The
method of meteor registration is based on using “track-
and-stack” technique for obtaining frames with reference
stars and online meteor detection software developed at RI
NAO. The main accent of the research is made on precise
astrometry and meteoroid orbits calculation. New observa-
tional campaign with baselines 11.7 and 100 km was start-
ed in 2017-2018 in collaboration with Astronomical Ob-
servatory of the I.I. Mechnikov Odessa National Universi-
ty. Eight telescopes with narrow field lens (f=50 mm,
f/1.2) were installed in Mykolaiv and Odessa. More than
3000 single station meteors and 221 double station mete-
ors were detected during 2017-2018. Uncertainties of me-
teor trajectory and orbital parameters are calculated using
Monte Carlo method. Catalog of meteor trajectory posi-
tions and photometric parameters has created. Standard
deviation of approximation of a meteoric trajectory in a
large circle is (15-20)". Kinematic parameters of atmos-
pheric meteoric trajectories and elements of heliocentric
orbits for 3 meteors were calculated based on the results
of television observations with cameras with a field of
view <10° at a baseline distance 100 km. The average
uncertainty of visible radiant estimation is in (0.3-0.7)º
with baseline 100 km. The geocentric velocity estimation
uncertainty is 0.5 km/s, elevation uncertainty is 50-150 m. |
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ISSN: | 1810-4215 |