Year = 1998
Month = March
Day = 02
Day-of-year = 061
Site = Poker Flat
Sunrise = 17:01
Sunset = 03:03
Moonrise = 18:09
Moonset = 08:28
Moon_age = 4
Aurora = Active - One or more breakups occurred
Cloud = Clear early, overcast later
Magnetometer = Active
ASC = Long moondown, ran OK
MSP = Ran all night but 6300 channel failed
VHF_radar = Good data coverage for the entire 24 hours
Electrojet = Unknown
SDI = Ran all night, good data
Bomem = Unknown
MSG = Unknown
Trailer = No data
UW_FPI = Ran all night, good data
Stratosperic_lidar = Unknown
Rayleigh_lidar = Unknown
Resonance_lidar = Unknown
Ebert = No data
Comments = SDI data look odd from magnetic midnight
on...maybe some cloud effect?  (It was a 
disturbed night, so these results may  
just indicate that the winds were, indeed, 
unusual.)  I checked the original spectra 
using SDI_XYPL.PRO - the spectra look great. 
ASC does not suggest cloud until the very 
end of the night.  So, for now, I think the 
light winds in the midnight sector are real. 
(A similar result was obtained on March 05.)
Both 6300 and 4278 MSP channels failed!
Entry at 18:50 UT, MC.
Updated, 03-10-98, 05:45 UT, MPK.