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meteor_data.csv contains data for the 2887 meteors used in our campaign, including MRA and PT data.

Most of the data comes directly from the GMN; these columns retain their original meanings
(found at: https://globalmeteornetwork.org/data/media/GMN_orbit_data_columns.pdf) 
though column names are in some cases changed for clarity.

The above document is reproduced here for convenience:
(The columns we added are denoted by a '*')

Class               *Classification of meteor phenomena: "M": mra only, "P": pt only, "B": both MRA+PT, "N": neither phenomena
Unique_trajectory   A 20-character string containing the beginning time (rounded to seconds) and a truncated MD5 hash encoding the trajectory position
MJD                 *The Modified Julian Date of the meteor
Beginning_JD        Julian date of the beginning of the meteor
Beginning_UTC       UTC time of the beginning of the meteor
Unix                *Unix timestamp for the frame containing the meteor, from the WiPT2 camera
IAU_no              IAU shower number, see https://www.ta3.sk/IAUC22DB/MDC2022/Roje/roje_lista.php. Sporadic meteors have a code -1
IAU_code            Three-letter IAU shower code. Sporadic meteors have a code "..."
Sol_lon             Solar longitude of the beginning of the meteor [deg]
App_LST             Apparent local sidereal time of the beginning of the meteor [deg]
RAgeo               Geocentric right ascension in the J2000 epoch [deg]
RAgeo_err           One sigma error (all subsequent values with reported one sigma errors follow the same *_err format)
DECgeo              Geocentric declination in the J2000 epoch [deg]
LAMgeo              Geocentric ecliptic longitude in the J2000 epoch [deg]
BETgeo              Geocentric ecliptic latitude in the J2000 epoch [deg]
Vgeo                Geocentric velocity [km/s]
LAMhel              Heliocentric ecliptic longitude in the J2000 epoch [deg]
BEThel              Heliocentric ecliptic latitude in the J2000 epoch [deg]
Vhel                Heliocentric velocity [km/s]
a                   Semi-major axis [AU]
e                   Eccentricity
i                   Inclination [deg]
peri                Argument of perihelion [deg]
node                Ascending node [deg]
Pi                  Longitude of perihelion [deg]
b                   Latitude of perihelion [deg]
q                   Perihelion distance [AU]
f                   True anomaly at the beginning of the meteor [deg]
M                   Mean anomaly [deg]
Q                   Aphelion distance [AU]
n                   Mean motion in the orbit [deg/day]
T                   Orbital period [year]
TisserandJ          Tisserand's parameter with respect to Jupiter
RAapp               Apparent ground-fixed radiant right ascension in the epoch of date [deg]
DECapp              Apparent ground-fixed radiant declination in the epoch of date [deg]
Azim_posE           Apparent ground-fixed radiant azimuth (+east of due north convention) [deg]
Elev                Apparent ground-fixed radiant elevation (i.e. entry angle) [deg]
Vinit               Apparent ground-fixed initial velocity [km/s]
Vavg                Apparent ground-fixed average velocity [km/s]
LatBeg              Latitude of the beginning of the meteor [deg]
LonBeg              Longitude of the beginning of the meteor [deg]
HtBeg               Begin height of the meteor (above the WGS84 ellipsoid) [km]
LatEnd              Latitude of the meteor end [deg]
LonEnd              Longitude of the meteor end [deg]
HtEnd               End height of the meteor (above the WGS84 ellipsoid) [km]
Duration            Observed meteor duration [s]
Peak                Peak magnitude normalized to the range of 100km
Peak_Ht             Height at which the peak magnitude occurred [km]
F                   The F parameter defined as (HtBeg-PeakHt)/(HtBeg-HtEnd)
Mass_kg             Mass computed with a dimensionless luminous efficiency of 0.7% [kg]
Qc                  Maximum convergence angle between all stations that observed the meteor [deg]
MedianFitErr        Median angular trajectory fit errors [arcsec]
Beg_in              Beginning of the meteor observed by at least one camera [boolean]
End_in              Ending of the meteor observed by at least one camera [boolean]
Num                 Number of stations which observed the meteor
Participating       Station codes of the stations which observed the meteor
Event_id            *Our unique label for PT events, format: MJD_UTChour_frameInHour_objectLabel. Corresponds to data filename @ https://lda10g.alliance.unm.edu/~pasi/PTs/PT_images/data/
PT_min_duration     *Lower boundary of PT duration [minutes]
PT_max_duration     *Upper boundary of PT duration; a value of 99 means the PT exceeded the last duration bin (15 minutes) [minutes] 
PT_obscured         *Whether the PT was obscured before it naturally ended [boolean]
freq_epoch          *Frequency range "A" -> 21.7-41.5 MHz; frequency range "B" -> 29.8-49.6 MHz
ref_freq            *Channel number [1-6] corresponding to the reference MRA data (e.g. the brightest pixel, the altitude, etc)
flux_chan[1-6]      *Flux density corresponding to each of the 6 frequency channels (range given by 'freq_epoch') [Jy]
flux[1-6]_unc       *Statistical uncertainty in flux density of each of the 6 frequency channels; does not include systematic errors [Jy]
HtMRA               *Height of the peak brightness of the MRA (taken at the 'ref_freq' channel) [km]
HtErr               *Altitudinal uncertainty in the MRA peak brightness height; accounts for astrometic error, pixel size error, and GMN error [km]
KB                  *KB parameter for meteoroid strength
SI                  *Spectral index derived from power law fit to MRA spectra
TOF                 *Turnover frequency derived from log-normal fit to MRA spectra [MHz]