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Triple-frequency meteor radar full wave scattering Measurements and comparison to theory
G. Stober, P. Brown, M. Campbell-Brown +1
Context. Radar scattering from meteor trails depends on several poorly constrained quantities, such as electron line density, q, initial trail radius, r0, and ambipolar diffusion c…
Radar observations of Draconid outbursts]{Radar observations of Draconid outbursts}
M. D. Campbell-Brown, G. Stober, C. Jacobi +3
The Draconid meteor shower shows strong bursts of activity at irregular intervals, with nearly no activity in intervening years. Five outbursts of the Draconid meteor shower were o…
High precision meteor observations with the Canadian Automated Meteor Observatory -- Data reduction pipeline and application to meteoroid mechanical strength measurements
Denis Vida, Peter G. Brown, Margaret Campbell-Brown +3
Context. The mirror tracking system of the Canadian Automated Meteor Observatory (CAMO) can track meteors in real time, providing an effective angular resolution of 1 arc second an…
Modeling the past and future activity of the Halleyids meteor showers
Auriane Egal, Paul Wiegert, Peter G. Brown +2
We present a new numerical model of the eta-Aquariid and Orionid meteor showers. The model investigates the origin, variability and age of the eta-Aquariid and Orionid apparitions…
Activity of the Eta-Aquariid and Orionid meteor showers
A. Egal, P. G. Brown, J. Rendtel +2
We present a multi-instrumental, multidecadal analysis of the activity of the Eta-Aquariid and Orionid meteor showers for the purpose of constraining models of 1P/Halley's meteoroi…
A new method for measuring the meteor mass index: application to the 2018 Draconid meteor shower outburst
Denis Vida, Margaret Campbell-Brown, Peter G. Brown +2
Context. Several authors predicted an outburst of the Draconid meteor shower in 2018, but with an uncertain level of activity. Aims. Optical meteor observations were used to derive…