Table of stations 210 MM magnetic field data


Table 1.  Station Names, Geographic and Geomagnetic Coordinates, and L  Values
     of Observation Sites.
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                      Geographic     Geomagnetic+
Station Name*         Coordinates    Coordinates
             Abbrevi- -----------    ------------    L+     Associ.   Date of
              ation   Lat,  Long,    Lat,  Long,            Inst.\    Onset
                      deg   deg      deg   deg
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Tixie           TIK   71.59 128.78   65.67 196.88   5.89   IKFIA,IFZ   92/8-
Zhigansk        ZGN   66.75 123.26   61.01 193.82   4.25   IKFIA       95/ -
Yakutsk         YAK   62.02 129.72   56.08 200.51   3.21   IKFIA
Irkutsk         IRT   52.17 104.45   47.13 177.01   2.16   ISTP
Popov Island    PPI   42.98 131.73   36.62 203.63   1.55   POI         95/ -
Beijing         BJI   40.06 116.18   34.37 188.40   1.47   IGCAS
Lunping         LNP   25.00 121.17   13.80 189.50   1.06   NCU, LNP    94/1-
Muntinlupa      MUT   14.37 121.02    3.58 191.57   1.00   CGSD        93/7-
Pontianak       PTN   -0.05 109.25  -11.37 180.49   1.04   LAPAN
Watukosek       WTK   -7.56 112.63  -18.52 183.85   1.11   LAPAN
Learmonth       LMT  -22.22 114.10  -34.15 185.02   1.46   IPS, UNC    91/8-
Katanning       KAT  -33.68 117.62  -46.63 188.24   2.12   GSARI, UNC  95/8-
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Kotel'nyy       KTN   75.94 137.71   69.94 201.02   8.50   IKFIA       94/10-
Chokurdakh      CHD   70.62 147.89   64.67 212.12   5.46   IKFIA,IFZ   92/8-
Zyryanka        ZYK   65.75 150.78   59.62 216.72   3.91   IKFIA       94/4-
Magadan         MGD   59.97 150.86   53.56 218.66   2.83   IKIR        92/8-
St. Paratunka   PTK   52.94 158.25   46.34 225.91   2.10   IKIR        92/8-
Moshiri         MSR   44.37 142.27   37.61 213.23   1.59   STEL        90/7-
Onagawa         ONW   38.43 141.47   31.65 212.51   1.38   THU         91/6-
Kagoshima       KAG   31.48 130.72   25.13 202.24   1.22   STEL        90/7-
Chichijima      CBI   27.15 142.30   20.59 213.00   1.14   KMO         90/7-
Guam            GUA   13.58 144.87    4.57 214.76   1.01   USGS        91/6-
Yap             YAP    9.3  138.5    -0.3  209.0    1.00   UK          93/1-
Koror           KOR    7.33 134.50   -2.64 205.21   1.00   UAF         94/8-
Biak            BIK  - 1.08 136.05  -12.18 207.30   1.05   LAPAN       92/5-
Wewak           WEW  - 3.55 143.62  -14.14 215.27   1.06   PWH, UPNG   91/6-
Darwin          DAW  -12.40 130.90  -23.13 202.68   1.18   TERC, UNC   91/8-
Weipa           WEP  -12.68 141.88  -22.99 214.34   1.18   WNSS, UNC   90/7-
Birdsville      BSV  -25.54 139.21  -36.58 212.96   1.55   POB         90/7-
Dalby           DAL  -27.18 151.20  -37.09 226.80   1.57   DAC, UNC    91/8-
Canberra        CAN  -35.30 149.00  -45.98 226.14   2.07   IPS         94/8-
Adelaide        ADL  -34.67 138.65  -46.46 213.66   2.11   DSTO        90/7-
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Kotzebue        KOT   66.88 197.40   64.52 249.72   5.40   UAF         93/11-
Cape Shmidt     CST   68.88 180.55   64.51 236.29   5.40   IKIR
Ewa Beach       EWA   21.32 202.00   22.67 269.36   1.17   PTWC/USGS   91/1-
American Samoa  ASA  -14.28 170.70  -20.60 245.05   1.14
Macquarie Isl.  MCQ  -54.50 158.95  -64.50 247.84   5.40   AAD, UNC    92/11-
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* Includes  established stations at which additional instruments with  a  high
     time resolution will be installed during the STEP period.
+ The IGRF-90  model was used to calculate corrected  geomagnetic  coordinates
     and L values for 100-km altitude at each station on January 1, 1993.
\ The Solar-Terrestrial  Environment Laboratory, Nagoya University (STEL),  is
     conducting multinationally coordinated magnetic observations  in cooper-
     ation with and/or courtesy of the following institutes and organizations
     : University of Newcastle (UNC), Electronics Research Laboratory (DSTO),
     CSIRO  Tropical  Ecosystems  Research Centre  (TERC),   Learmonth  Solar
     Observatory  and  Canberra Observatory of IPS Radio and  Space  Services
     (IPS), Weipa North State School (WNSS), Birdsville Police Station (POB),
     Dalby Agriculture College (DAC), and Australian Antarctic Division (ADD)
     in  Australia; National Institute of Aeronautics and Space  (LAPAN),  in
     Indonesia;  Tohoku  University  (THU), Tohoku  Institute  of  Technology
     (TIT),   Kakioka  Magnetic Observatory (KMO),  Tokai  University  (TKU),
     University of Tokyo (GRL), and Kyushu University (UK) in Japan; Paradise
     Wewak Hotel (PWH) and University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) in Papua New
     Guinea;  Coast & Geodetic Survey Department (CGSD) in  the  Philippines;
     Institute  of Space Research and Radiowaves (IKIR), Institute of  Cosmo-
     physical  Research and Aeronomy (IKFIA), Institute of Physics  of  Earth
     (IFZ), and Pacific Oceanological Institute (POI), Academy of Science  in
     Russia; Lunping Observatory (LNP), and National Central University (NCU)
     in Taiwan; and Guam Magnetic Observatory, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS),
     Pacific  Tsunami  Warning Center (PTWC), Koror Observatory of  the  U.S.
     National  Weather Service and University of Alaska, Fairbanks  (UAF)  in
     the United States.

Geomagnetic Observation by Magnetometer Network.