Sweden: map of aurora borealis
 

Anyone know if and where I might find a map (online) of
distribution of aurora borealis. I am in Sweden and wanting
to know if this is actually best place to image this from
the ground. Based on location of some detectors around the
World, I would guess Alaska is superior, based on more reports
from detectors. So question is if there is a map of some kind
that shows global distribution over some number of years. Of course,
I would be impressed if there is some trick to predict movement of
this phenomenon, like predicting which way a storm front will travel.

Dominic-Luc Webb

Sweden: map of aurora borealis
 

Try this site, it may work for you - it is live and constantly updated.
http://sec.noaa.gov/pmap/

"Dominic-Luc Webb" wrote in message
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Anyone know if and where I might find a map (online) of
distribution of aurora borealis. I am in Sweden and wanting
to know if this is actually best place to image this from
the ground. Based on location of some detectors around the
World, I would guess Alaska is superior, based on more reports
from detectors. So question is if there is a map of some kind
that shows global distribution over some number of years. Of course,
I would be impressed if there is some trick to predict movement of
this phenomenon, like predicting which way a storm front will travel.

Dominic-Luc Webb

Sweden: map of aurora borealis
 

Thanks! That was nice start. I do not see any data for mean of
past years, etc, but from the looks of it, it forms a pretty
nice ring. At the moment, it seems in fact strongest over Alaska.

Dominic



On Thu, 4 Aug 2005, marian wrote:

Try this site, it may work for you - it is live and constantly updated.
http://sec.noaa.gov/pmap/

"Dominic-Luc Webb" wrote in message
...
Anyone know if and where I might find a map (online) of
distribution of aurora borealis. I am in Sweden and wanting
to know if this is actually best place to image this from
the ground. Based on location of some detectors around the
World, I would guess Alaska is superior, based on more reports
from detectors. So question is if there is a map of some kind
that shows global distribution over some number of years. Of course,
I would be impressed if there is some trick to predict movement of
this phenomenon, like predicting which way a storm front will travel.

Dominic-Luc Webb