Sentence examples for one minute data from inspiring English sources

Spectra of geomagnetic variations are calculated by using the deviations from the 31 point sliding average of one minute data in the horizontal plane (X and Y components).

The analysis was based on one-minute data recorded at each of 20 European Magnetic Observatories working in the INTERMAGNET network and from 19 ionosondes for 2004.

Hafez and Ghamry (2011) used time-frequency clusters to automatically detect SC times applied on one-minute data resolution and compared their algorithm with that of Takano et al. (1999).

We found higher PB-PAH exposures in the winter with a geometric mean (based on one-minute data) of 4.8 ng/m and 2.3 ng/m in the cool and warm season, respectively (Additional file 1: Table S2).

To extend the obtained information to the region of very small energies, we use, together with NM data, also the available satellite one-minute data.

The determination of increasing flux is made by comparison with the intensity, averaged from 120 to 61 minutes, prior to the current one-minute data.

One-minute data are delivered to the Edinburgh INTERMAGNET GIN in near real-time and on a next day basis.

One-minute data samples are averaged to obtain 1 h values centered at 00 30 LT hours for the present work.

Takano et al. (1999) used lifting wavelet filters to build an SC detection algorithm for one-minute data resolution recorded at the KAG station.

One-minute data are available directly from the World Data Centres in Edinburgh (www.wdc.bgs.ac.uk), Kyoto (wdc.kugi.kyoto-u.ac.jp), Moscow (www.wdcb.ru) and Boulder (spidr.ngdc.noaa.gov) and from INTERMAGNET (www.intermagnet.org).org

In Bogoutdinov et al. (2010), it was shown that different optimal combinations of the free parameters were found for different observatories recording one-minute data.