The Boulder observatory was established in 1963. The grounds for the observatory are overseen by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration of the Department of Commerce. This observatory is closest to Program headquarters in Golden. Therefore, in addition to serving as a site for routine data collection, Boulder also functions as the Program’s test bed for on-going operational developments. Several new buildings have recently been upgraded on the site and Program staff are currently planning to install a coil-calibration facility.
Historic description of Boulder Magnetic Observatory
Station Id: BOU
Location: Boulder, CO
Latitude: 40.1375°N
Longitude: 105.2372°W
Geomagnetic Latitude: 47.87°N*
Geomagnetic Longitude: 321.98°E*
Elevation: 1682 meters
Orientation: HDZF
* IGRF values as of 2015.
Other Operations
Photos:
Below are publications associated with this project.
Geoelectric monitoring at the Boulder magnetic observatory
The Boulder magnetic observatory
The Boulder observatory was established in 1963. The grounds for the observatory are overseen by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration of the Department of Commerce. This observatory is closest to Program headquarters in Golden. Therefore, in addition to serving as a site for routine data collection, Boulder also functions as the Program’s test bed for on-going operational developments. Several new buildings have recently been upgraded on the site and Program staff are currently planning to install a coil-calibration facility.
Historic description of Boulder Magnetic Observatory
Station Id: BOU
Location: Boulder, CO
Latitude: 40.1375°N
Longitude: 105.2372°W
Geomagnetic Latitude: 47.87°N*
Geomagnetic Longitude: 321.98°E*
Elevation: 1682 meters
Orientation: HDZF
* IGRF values as of 2015.
Other Operations
Photos:
Below are publications associated with this project.