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VLF Station 24 Hour SID Data Centered On Eclipse

This page links to all of the data my system collected during the 2017 eclipse in North America.

Began: Mon, Aug 21, 2017 at 1:14 pm
Maximum: Mon, Aug 21, 2017 at 2:41 pm 0.90 Magnitude
Ended: Mon, Aug 21, 2017 at 4:02 pm
Duration: 2 hours, 48 minutes

NASA GSFC Eclipse Data Sheet

NOTE: A 0-48khz VLF recording spanning +/- 8 hours from the event has been preserved and is available upon request.

Data files for each plot contain 2 or 3 columns:
Col 1: Time (UTC), GPS disciplined
Col 2: Amplitude
Col 3: Phase


VLF Station SID data from 37.343850,-79.288216
, sorted by ascending frequency.
GBZ
GBZ, Anthorn, UK. Click on image for larger version.
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Distance: 5,853.1 km  |  Bearing: 315.4° | Data


NPM
NPM, Lualualei, Hawaii, USA. Click on image for larger version.
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Distance: 7,630.6 km  |  Bearing: 78.8° | Data


NAA
NAA, Cutler, Maine, USA. Click on image for larger version.
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Click here for the phase.
Distance: 1,291.7 km  |  Bearing: 312.7° | Data


NLK
NLK, Seattle, Washington, USA. Click on image for larger version.
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Distance: 3,629.4 km  |  Bearing: 56.8° | Data


NML
NML, La Moure, North Dakota, USA. Click on image for larger version.
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Distance: 1,862.1 km  |  Bearing: 51.4° | Data


NST 24hr Data
NAU, Aguada, Puerto Rico. Click on image for larger version.
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Distance: 2,414.5 km  |  Bearing: 212.6° | Data


Sfreic Intensity 5-9kHz
24 Hour Average Sferic Level 5-9kHz (click graph for larger image)  |  Data



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