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Real-Time Maps


A Collection of Maps and Charts for the Radio Amateur

May Be Used As-Is or Customized to Your Needs


Current Location of the Auroral Oval
(a useful low-bands propagation tool for determining useable signal paths) 		To: POLAR Spacecraft ultraviolet image display
Grayline Display
(initially centered on N6HB, but can be set to any location and date/time) 		To: Fourmi Lab, Switzerland
Infrared Satellite View of U.S.A.
(satellite footprint also covers parts of Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean)
 To: Nat'l Center for Atmospheric Research
Ionospheric Absorption
(by frequency, 5—30 MHz) 		To: Solar Terrestrial Dispatch @ Stanford Univ.
Near-Real-Time MUF
(MUF = Maximum Useable Frequency) 		To: Solar Terrestrial Dispatch
Solar Wind Plots
(2-hr dynamic plots are most useful for predicting geomagnetic activity) 		To: Space Environment Center @ Boulder, CO
National Weather Service Maps
(Doppler Radar display, by region) 		To: NWS Maps
World Wide Seismic Activity
(interactive world map) 		To: U.S. Geological Survey

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