Athens 27 September 2007 The S.V.I.R.CO. Observatory (INAF/UNIROMA3 Collaboration): Present status Workshop on Neutron Monitors 'The present and the future.

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Athens 27 September 2007 The S.V.I.R.CO. Observatory (INAF/UNIROMA3 Collaboration): Present status Workshop on Neutron Monitors 'The present and the future of Neutron Monitors'

Relevant monitor and data characteristics Geographic coordinates 12.47° E, 41.86° N Altitude Sea level Threshold rigidity (year) 6.27 GV (1995) Instrument 20 NM – 64 (three 3-counter, one 5-counter and one 6- counter units) Scaling factor 1 Pressure coefficient 0.70 % / hP Pressure reference level hP Rate enhancement from 17 to 20 counters 15.6% (since January 2005)

Present Performance 20 BP-28 counters (5 recording sections) - Sistematic and exhaustive tests of the counters are regularly performed Ambient control: - the observatory is housed in a building with a double air- conditioning system - the inner temperature permanently in a range of 23°-26° C - relative humidity below 57% High stability quartz clock and GPS receiver Atmospheric pressure: - 3 barometers with different resolution up to 0.01 hPa - different types of transducer (vibrating cylinder, force balance, quarz)

Present Performance 20 BP-28 counters 5 Recording sections Ambient control: atmospheric pressure (3 barometers with different resolution up to 0.01 hPa), relative humidity, local temperature High stability quartz clock and GPS receiver Inside a building with a double air-conditioning system

Data Acquisition System Two independent systems in use Each one controlled by a dedicated computer One equipment runs according to a timing of one minute and fulfils the acquisition of the 20 counters separately The other individual 5-min rate of each detector section plus multiplicity (from 1 to greater than 8)

Data Products Real-time plots (5-min, 1-hour records) of pressure corrected data

Data Products Preliminary daily data check and monthly prompt reports Final yearly data reports and pdf on line Rome diurnal wave reports and pdf on line Data archive (ASCI files):

Observatory upgrade for FP 7 Right counting rate for 1-min data use Barometer with right resolution Conditioned laboratory ambient Meteorological station Atmospheric electrical field sensor