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This page is still under construction (created 09-10-2000 - last update: 11-04-2000)

Welcome to the VECMAG part of this website!

- a step closer to our earth's magnetic environment -

magnetometer to be located at D64354 Reinheim/Georgenhausen  -  E 8°48'14'' N 49°50'50"

Solar X-rays:     Geomagnetic Field:

our local geomagnetic data:

Synthesis Results: Model IGRF2000 (available from http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/..)

Latitude: 49 deg, 50 min, 50 sec

Longitude 8 deg, 48 min, 14 sec

Elevation: 0.2 km

Date of Interest: 11/02/2000

F: 48126 nT	X: 20007 nT	Y:       76 nT	Z: 43770 nT	H: 20008 nT	D: 0 deg 13 min	I: 65 deg 26 min
+ 24.2 nT/yr	+   6.9 nT/yr	+ 39.3 nT/yr	+ 23.4 nT/yr	+   7.1 nT/yr	+      6.7 min/yr	+       0.2 min/yr

Old data found in the literature: DHI (German Hydrographic Institute)

locality: Frankfurt am Main (distance to Georgenhausen approx. 50 km)

Date of Interest: 07/01/1986

F:      -

X: 19845 nT

Y:       -

Z: 43533 nT

H:     -

D: - 1 deg 25 min

I: 65 deg 36 min

What is the VECMAG

The SM-VECMAC is a three channel FLUXGATE-VECtor-MAGnetometer and it is still under construction.

Why to use a stationary VECMAC

C.S.

Where to detect MagField-deviations

C.S.

to my project-page   (in german)

This page is a part of HGK's website

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