[新闻] WGN 2003年2月刊目录！

WGN, Vol. 31, No. 1, February 2003, pp. 1-34
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Administrative
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Janus
  J. Rendtel..................................................1

Editorial
  C. Trayner..................................................1

Solar Longitudes for 2003
  R. Arlt.....................................................1


The Leonids
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SSFA 2002 Leonid fireball observations
  M. Beech, A. Illingworth & C. Bouchard......................3

Visual observations of the 2002 Leonids by the MBK Team
  J. Kac, J. Zakrajsek & J. Atanackov.........................5

Diversity radio observations of the 2002 Leonids on
November 19
  R.B. Minton.................................................8

The 2002 Leonids in Poland -- preliminary analysis
  A. Olech....................................................9

Leonids 2002 -- TV observations and the population index
  P. Zimnikoval & M. Znasik..................................11

Radio observations of the 2002 Leonids from Slovenia
  J. Zakrajsek, J. Kac & J. Atanackov........................13


Conferences
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Details of the Proceedings of IMC 2001, Cerkno, Slovenia......16


The Perseids
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Radiant ephemeris for the Perseid meteor shower
  R. Arlt....................................................19


Erratum
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International Leonid Watch Bulletin 18, WGN 30:6
  R. Arlt....................................................28


Ongoing meteor work
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Radio observations of the 2002 December Ursids from
Northeastern Italy
  W. Boschin, D. Ganzini, A. Candolini & G. Candolini........29

Radio observations of the 2002 Ursids
  R.B. Minton................................................31

Radio observations of the 2002 Geminids
  R.B. Minton................................................32

Polish Automated Video Observations (PAVO)
  M. Wisniewski, P. Kedzierski, K. Mularczyk &
  K. Zloczewski..............................................33


Cover photo
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This beautiful meteor with three light maxima was captured about
50 km north of Munich by Sirko Molau with his image-intensified
video system AVIS on 2003 February 25, at 02h41m24s UT. The meteor
reached about magnitude -3, the trail in the image intensifier
lasting nearly two seconds.