Geomagnetic Event Observation Network by Students (GEONS)

The blue dots show the locations of the 10 magnetormeters located in schools. The red dots show the locations of ground-based observatories which have all-sky cameras and magnetometers.

School City/State Geomag. Latitude (N) Geomag. Longitude (W) Latitude (N) Longitude (W)
Kiana School Kiana, AK
65.0817
107.2351
66.98
160.43
McGrath School McGrath, AK
61.6920
100.8528
62.97
155.62
Petersburg CS Petersburg, AK
59.9483
77.4296
56.83
133.16
Bay Mills CC Brimley, MI
57.1598
11.7484
46.24
84.34
Fort Yates PS Fort Yates, ND
55.7605
35.2404
46.09
100.65
Shawano Community HS Shawano, WI
55.6518
18.0449
44.78
88.60
North Country Union Jr HS Derby, VT

55.0441

-5.9584

44.95
72.13
Hot Springs HS Hot Springs, MT

54.7122

53.4802

47.59
114.66
Chippewa Hills HS Remus, MI

54.5884

13.0221

43.60
85.16
Red Cloud HS Pine Ridge, SD

52.4674

37.4137

43.11
102.60
Ukiah School Ukiah, OR

51.3065

51.3065

45.13
118.93
N. Bedford County HS Loysburg, PA

51.0530

3.3676

40.17
78.38
Western Nevada CC Carson City, NV

45.0753

56.9843

39.19
119.78
 
Frequently Asked Questions

How can I get a magnetometer in my school?

We have already selected the schools which house magnetometers. If you are a teacher at one of these schools and would like to get involved with the GEONS program, please contact Nancy Ali at 510-643-0012 or nancy.ali@ssl.berkeley.edu

Can I use the magnetometer data?

Yes, you can access the data at http://ds9.ssl.berkeley.edu/themis/classroom_geons_data.html. For an a tutorial PowerPoint about the magnetometer data, click here. If you would like to receive free curriculum and training on how to use the magnetometer data with your students, contact Nancy Ali (see above).

How can I get answers to questions about aurora, Earth's magnetism, and space weather?

We have created a web page to address frequently asked questions about the science of THEMIS. You can find this page here.