Dec./1998
DayUT min Ls h Lm Cl All Leo HR CHR ZHR Observer
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13.51 30 261.30 34.9 6.1 0 15 9 18 22 50 Tomoko Sato
13.53 30 261.33 40.7 6.0 0 20 15 30 38 72 Kazumi Terakubo
13.55 30 261.35 46.6 6.0 0 27 20 40 51 82 Kazumi Terakubo
13.57 30 261.37 52.7 6.1 0 32 22 44 53 75 Mikiya Sato
13.59 30 261.39 58.7 6.1 0 15 14 28 34 43 Tomoko Sato
13.61 30 261.41 64.8 6.1 0 27 22 44 53 62 Kazumi Terakubo
13.67 30 261.46 80.1 5.8 0 36 31 62 86 88 Mikiya Sato
13.69 30 261.48 85.8 5.5 0 34 27 54 86 87 Tomoko Sato
13.71 30 261.51 86.3 5.5 0 41 36 72 115 116 Kazumi Terakubo
13.73 30 261.53 80.6 5.7 0 68 53 106 154 158 Mikiya Sato
Place:Narusawa village (Yamanashi pref. Japan)
138d 44.7'E, 35d 26.4'N
CHR = HR*Fa*Fb, Fa = 1.6^(6.5-Lm), Fb = 10/(10-Cl)
ZHR = CHR/(sin h)^1.5
A peak will be after those observed times. But I think that the appearance of Geminids was more active than one at every year.