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Kakioka geomagnetic field 1-minute digitized data in IAGA-2002 format, extracted from magnetograms

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The geomagnetic field 1-minute digitized data in IAGA-2002 format, extracted from magnetograms at Kakioka (KAK). We evaluated the differences between the digital data obtained from the fluxgate magnetometer and the values extracted from magnetograms during the period of August 1994. Standard deviation of the differences for 60-minutes were less than 0.2nT (for H,Z) or 0.02' (for D) in a ratio of 99.5%, 99.6% and 98.7% for H, Z and D components, respectively, according to the data from August 1994. The data from the 58th minute to the 2nd minute of every hour may include reading errors of less than 2 nT due to crossing with the time marks on the magnetogram. When a trace is overlapped with a baseline on the magnetogram, the missing value with 99999 may be embedded. For details, refer to 'Mashiko, N. et al., 2012: Digitization of bromide paper records to extract one-minute geomagnetic data. Proceedings of 1st ICSU-WDS conference "Global data for global science", Kyoto, 251-254.' [Available online at www.icsu-wds.org.]

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spase://IUGONET/NumericalData/KMO-JMA/KAK/Magnetogram/PT1M
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Kakioka geomagnetic field 1-minute digitized data in IAGA-2002 format, extracted from magnetograms
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2013-03-29 00:00:00
Description
The geomagnetic field 1-minute digitized data in IAGA-2002 format, extracted from magnetograms at Kakioka (KAK). We evaluated the differences between the digital data obtained from the fluxgate magnetometer and the values extracted from magnetograms during the period of August 1994. Standard deviation of the differences for 60-minutes were less than 0.2nT (for H,Z) or 0.02' (for D) in a ratio of 99.5%, 99.6% and 98.7% for H, Z and D components, respectively, according to the data from August 1994. The data from the 58th minute to the 2nd minute of every hour may include reading errors of less than 2 nT due to crossing with the time marks on the magnetogram. When a trace is overlapped with a baseline on the magnetogram, the missing value with 99999 may be embedded. For details, refer to 'Mashiko, N. et al., 2012: Digitization of bromide paper records to extract one-minute geomagnetic data. Proceedings of 1st ICSU-WDS conference "Global data for global science", Kyoto, 251-254.' [Available online at www.icsu-wds.org.]
Acknowledgement
If the data are used in publications and presentations, the Kakioka Magnetic Observatory of the Japan Meteorological Agency should be acknowledged properly. This work was supported in part by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grant-in-Aid for Publication of Science Research Results (Grant 248032, 268023) and Cooperative Research on Database Construction of Geospace Research Center, Solar-Terrestrial Environment Laboratory, Nagoya University.
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Role Person StartDate StopDate Note
1. GeneralContact spase://IUGONET/Person/Chosaka.KMO-JMA
AccessInformation
RepositoryID
Availability
Online
AccessRights
Open
AccessURL
Name
Digital Data Service provided by Kakioka Magnetic Observatory
URL
Description
As for digitized data extracted from magnetograms, the service allows the download of quasi-definitive geomagnetic data, which have been corrected for baseline variations.
Format
Text.ASCII
InstrumentIDs
MeasurementType
MagneticField
TemporalDescription
TimeSpan
StartDate
1956-01-01 00:00:00
StopDate
1975-12-31 23:59:00
ObservedRegion
Earth.Surface
SpatialCoverage
CoordinateSystem
CoordinateRepresentation
Spherical
CoordinateSystemName
WGS84
NorthernmostLatitude
36.232
SouthernmostLatitude
36.232
EasternmostLongitude
140.186
WesternmostLongitude
140.186
MinimumElevation
0.036
MaximumElevation
0.036
Description
Reference: KAK
Parameter #1
Name
Geomagnetic field digitized from magnetograms
Description
One-minute values are calculated as averages of 7.62-second values, centered on the minute. Then one-minute values are calibrated using absolute values observed at a one-week interval. D(eastward+)[arc minute], H[nT], Z(downward+)[nT], F[nT]
Field
Qualifier
Vector
FieldQuantity
Magnetic