Almost 24h coverage with e-Callisto

By now, we have almost 24h of coverage. Ellipses represent roughly the antenna beam of the individual stations.
Red: working stations with significant science data contribution
Orange: installed stations with no significant science data yet.
Purple: further requests for a spectrometer

IHY award

I got an award for my "creative, outstanding leadership, and significant contributions to the success of the Observatory Development Program of the International Heliophysical Year".

15th installation of Callisto in Perth, Australia

The 15th installation of Callisto in Perth, Australia took place on 14.03.2010 at the private location of Hans Michlmayr, VK6ZT. http://wavelab.homestead.com/

1st light: type III solar radio burst.
Report from Hans

14th installation of Callisto in Melbourne, Australia

The 14th installation of Callisto in Melbourne, Australia took place on 14.03.2010. It is the private location of Cosim Mihai Dumitru, EDRO

13th installation at Ocean View in Hawaii

The 13th installation at Ocean View in Hawaii took place on 09.02.2010 at the private location of Jim Sky (Nomen est Omen).
No pictures available yet....

12th installation of Callisto at ERAC in Mannheim Germany

The 12th installation of Callisto at ERAC in Mannheim Germany took place on 11.09.2009 during the ERAC-Symposium in Heidelberg.

10th installation at Birr castle, Ireland

The 10th temporary installation at TCD (Trinity Colleague Dublin http://www.tcd.ie/) in Dublin, Ireland took place on July 1st 2009. If everything is ready the system will be moved to Birr castle in the centre of Ireland. In Birr we measured very weak rfi. And Birr would also increase coverage of solar observations to the west.

See also: http://callistotcd.blogspot.com/

Spectral plot: blue=Birr castle, red=Switzerland shifted by 10dB for better visualization

1st light on November 17th, 2010. Two U-burst at 12:14UT