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>From: oler@HG.ULeth.CA (CARY OLER)
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>Subject: PACKET NETWORK SOLAR TERRESTRIAL FORECAST 2/2
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>Date: 6 May 91 07:27:07 GMT
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$STFR910506.2
SOLAR TERRESTRIAL FORECAST (2/2) 06 MAY 1991
PACKET RADIO REPORT
SOLAR TERRESTRIAL DISPATCH
(PACKET: VE6BBM@VE6BBM.AB.CAN.NOAM)
(INTERNET: OLER@HG.ULETH.CA)


FORMAT OF SOLAR TERRESTRIAL FORECAST FOR PACKET RADIO NETWORK:

Date (day only)
10.7 cm Radio Solar Flux
Possible Solar Actvty (VL=Very Low, L=Low, M=Moderate, H=High, VH=Very High)
HF Propagation Conditions for LOw, MIddle, HIgh, and POlar areas (see below)
HF Short Wave Fade Probability (in %)
HF Maximum Usable Frequency (in MHz) (weighted for low and middle latitudes).
HF Potential MUF ERRor (in +/- MHz)
HF Prediction CONfidence Level (in %)
VHF SIGnal Quality (see below)
VHF Sudden Ionospheric ENHancement Probs (in %) for LOw, MIddle, HIgh Lats
VHF AUroral BacKScatteR Probs (in %) for LOw, MIddle and HIgh Latitudes
VHF Overall Global DX Potential (in %) - weighted for Low and Middle latitudes
Geomagnetic Activity Kp Index (peak value - see below)
GeoMAGnetic Activity Ap Index (peak value - see below)
AURORAl Activity for LOw, MIddle and HIgh Latitudes (see below)

HF Prop. Quality rated as: EG=Extremely Good, VG=Very Good, G=Good, F=Fair,
   P=Poor, VP=Very Poor, EP=Extremely Poor.
VHF Sig. Quality rated as: AN=Above Normal, N=Normal, BN=Below Normal,
   D=Disturbed (ex. associated with polar blackouts).
Kp Planetary Index rated: 0=V.Quiet, 1=Quiet, 2=Unstld, 3=Active, 4=V.Active,
   5=Minor Storm, 6=Major Storm, 7=Maj-Sev Storm, 8=Severe Storm, 9=V.Severe.
Ap Planetary Index rated: 0-7=Quiet, 8-16=Unstld, 17-29=Active,
   30-49=Minor Storm, 50-99=Major Storm, Severe Storm >=100.
Auroral Activity rated: NV=Not Visible, L=Low, M=Moderate, H=High,
   VH=Very High.

**  END OF PACKET REPORT (2/2)  **