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<h2 align=center>Data Base of Newark  Neutron Monitor</h2>

Newark  Neutron Monitor was situated in Newark<BR>

It was a project of The Bartol Research Institute, USA <BR><BR>

Latitude: 39.70N<BR>    Longitude: -75.70W<BR> 
Altitude: 50 m<BR>     Rigidity (1965): 2.09 GV<BR>
Standard atmoshperic pressure:  1013.3 mb<BR>
Barometric coefficient (2004):  -0.735 %/mb<BR>
SF=100 (The mean count is around 369200/hour or 6150/min,)<BR><BR>

Address:<BR> 
Prof. John W Bieber<BR>
Bartol Research Institute<BR>
217 Sharp Lab<BR>
University of Delaware<BR>
Newark, DE 19716 U.S.A.<BR>
Fax: 302-831-1843 <BR>

Tel: 302-831-2240, Prof. John W. Bieber<BR>
E-mail <a href="mailto:john@bartol.udel.edu">Prof. John W. Bieber</a><BR><BR>

Tel: 302-831-2988 , Prof. Paul Evenson<BR>
E-mail <a href="mailto:penguin@bartol.udel.edu">Prof. Paul Evenson</a><BR><BR>

Tel: 302-831-8117 , K. Roger Pyle<BR>
E-mail <a href="mailto:pyle@bartol.udel.edu">K. Roger Pyle</a><BR><BR>

Database contents of Newark  neutron monitor data worked from 1978 (9NM64). 
The interval of accumulation: hourly from 1978; besides, 1-minute data from 1998. 

(Newark was removed from Swarthmore (1964 - 1977), 9NM64<BR>
Altitude 80 M <BR>                         
Geographic Coordinates  39.90N -75.35W<BR>
Rc(1965)= 1.92 GV;<BR>
Pressure Coefficient= -0.75 %/mb<BR>        
Corrected to 1013 mb (760 mmHg) Standard Pressure)<BR>

An interactive access is possible to this database and FTP
as well. <h3>Interactive access</h3> Data in this regime are
available in graphical and in digital presentation as well. All
graphical plots are given relative to February 1987.
<h3>Access by FTP</h3>
One-minute data are in directory ftp_NM1, hourly data in
directory ftp_NM. Ground Level Enhancement (GLE) data are in the
GLE directory. One-type data are presented in their own Format:
hourly data in format C, 1-minute data in W format, and GLE data
in GLE format.
<p> There are three types of 1-minute data: neutron
monitor data corrected for atmospheric pressure (C), atmospheric
pressure (P), and neutron monitor data uncorrected for atmospheric
pressure (U).

Hourly data are presented uncorrected
(U) and corrected for atmospheric pressure (P).
Pressure corrected hourly data are kept as original (O)
and corrected (C).
<!-- Corrected data firstly are the same as original data, but they may be
corrected in future e.g. for the snow effect, for the possible
long time jumps, when the sweing is required, slow drift, and, at
last, cleaning data for the occasional mistakes.
The special
programs are closed in the corresponding folders to look through
data in the grafical regime. They should be replaced on your
computer to be used. Thus, to look through 1-minute and hourly
data the program Plot_DAT should be used, and for GLE data use
Plot_GLE program. After the corresponding Folder is  opened by
command OPEN, the following sort should be done: all type ( *.w1u,
*.w1p, *.w1c) - select and plot 1-minute data, all type (*.?0u,
*.?0p, *.?0o, *.?0c) - select and plot hourly data. --> </BODY>
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