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20020213 report
New inclinometry data
Poor weather allowed us to gather a regular CW run on 13 Feb :
Datasets El Dirn HST mean leg temperatures Humidity
start start middle end %
( 20020125 90 cw 06:05 -0.8 -0.5 -0.3 65
20020208 90 cw 22:55 -3.5 -3.5 -3.4 90 )
20020213 90 cw 00:00 -0.2 0.0 0.1 80
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The new data at are again of full amplitude - i.e. showing
no sign of the 'small-amplitude' syndrome captured on
17 Oct.
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The difference between the model resulting from the new data
and those from
08 Feb
is shown below :
- The temperature of the inclinometer in the cabin (Ch3) was not
properly measured - see plot.
I substituted the constant value 100mV throughout.
- The model difference data show spikes in Ch5 (LY & F1) at az=211, 289
and in Ch2 (TY & F3) at az=86, 149. These were removed before the
model was installed. The spikes in F1 at az=66, 146 were in the data
of 08 Feb.
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The formal differences in
(F1,F2,F3)
between these data
are described by the rms scatters of
(0.94", 0.25", 0.59")
c.f.
(1.08", 0.48", 0.63")
previously. This larger-than-normal difference (in F1) - as seen last
time - is due to a strong reversal to the F1 form seen on 25 Jan.
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The new model was installed at 15:15 HST 13 Feb 2002.
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The data were also analysed for symmetry
properties -- the time line shows all is OK.
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. . . and the Strain Gauge measures
are added to the
record - all seems OK.
Iain Coulson
Latest Update : 13 Feb 2002
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