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Since so many people have expressed an interest in the WAVES data, I am
making available daily PostScript color dynamic spectra of the Wind
WAVES high frequency (RAD2) receiver, which covers the frequency range
from 1 to nearly 14 MHz. These dynamic spectra are made with 1-minute
averages and consist of four 6-hour strips on each page, so that time
resolution is maximized. The files have been compressed, so simply do
an 'uncompress' on a Unix machine or let WinZip do it on a PC (don't
know about you Mac people, but you must have some way).
Attached is a gif version of one day (Nov 4, 1997 containing one of
Gopal's interacting CME events near 07 UT) so that you can see what
these look like. These plots are available via anonymous ftp from:
ftp://panacea.gsfc.nasa.gov/pub/usr2/rad2ps
or via the link on the WAVES web page:
http://www-lep.gsfc.nasa.gov/waves/waves.html --> RAD2 PostScript plots
By then end of today (Aug 29,2002), all data from 'first light' (Nov.
12, 1994) through the most recent day (Aug 27, 2002) will be available.
The files will be updated as part of our regular processing starting
today.
For those who would like a complete set, I'd be happy to write a CD for
you as this is a lot of data to FTP. Let me know.
Enjoy
MLK
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By then end =
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recent day (Aug 27, 2002) will be available. The files will be =
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part of our regular processing starting today.
For those =
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a complete set, I'd be happy to write a CD for you as this is a lot of =
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FTP. Let me know.
Enjoy
MLK
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