AGO_data:


Data from Antarctic AGOs:
		1995: April May June July August September 1996: March April May June July August 1997: March April May June July August September 1998: March April May June July August September South Pole 1999 South Pole 2000 South Pole 2001 South Pole 2002 South Pole 2003 South Pole 2004 South Pole 2005 South Pole 2006 AGO and South Pole 2007 AGO and South Pole 2008 AGO and South Pole 2009 2007 THEMIS-AGO conjunctions
Geographic orientation of AGO stations

Raw All-Sky images from AGO P3 with 427.8nm imaged to the right and 630.0nm to the left. A pixels along the magnetic meridian have been extracted to create one row of the Keogram seen below.


The extracted pixels from raw images have been plotted over a full day of imaging from AGO P1 and South Pole station, creating latitude vs. time plots. Geomagnetic noon occurs around 1530 UT, consistent with the poleward contraction of the cusp.
	The above keogram data are sorted according to the month and each plot shows all available stations for that day. For scientific use, especially for a zoom into a shorter time period, trasformation to geographic or geomagnetic coordinates and absolute values please contact the all-sky camera PI. Stephen B. Mende Space Sciences Laboratory University of California Berkeley, CA 94720-7450 Phone: 1.510.642.0876 Fax: 1.510.643.8302 E-mail at nospam_mende@ssl.berkeley.edu (remove nospam_ for contact) or Harald U. Frey Space Science Laboratory University of California Berkeley, CA 94720-7450 Phone: 1.510.643.3323 Fax: 1.510.643.8302 E-mail at nospam_hfrey@ssl.berkeley.edu (remove nospam_ for contact)