#Magnetic Pole Data
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I am currently engaged in a study, and need detailed data regarding the
movement of the Magnetic Poles. The ideal would be data on the position of the
North Magnetic pole either year by year going back as far as possible.
Can anyone help?
Cheers,
___ -<Jan>-
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Contact the US Geological Survey. (800) 358-2663 8 bit
Craig :{)
Criag,
>>Contact the US Geological Survey. (800) 358-2663 8 bit
I'm not in the USA, so is that a Modem line? Do you have a Fax number which I
could use instead or an address I could write to?
Cheers,
___ -<Jan>-
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No FAX number but try this one. 1-703-648-4168. its a 9600 line .
the 1 is the country code for the US. Where are you from? If you need
anything else just ask.
Craig
Hi, Jan–
Welcome to the forum/section!
I do not know if that USGS BBS number Criag gave you (thanks, Criag!) has the
info you are looking for; in case it does not, you might try (1) sending your
original inquiry by CompuServe mail to
">INTERNET:rocks-and-fossils@athena.mit.edu" (without the quotes), which will
forward it to a list of people who might have more answers (see the
"Internet…" topic in this same section's messages for more), and/or (2) using
CompuServe's GO IQUEST service, through which you can access GEOREFS, a
database of earth science publication references, including professional
publications. Notice also GEOINF.ZIP in this forum's library; it tells of the
GeoInfo network, another possible source of information, though once again it
appears to be all via phone numbers in the U.S.A.
Good luck and happy hunting!
–Doug
Doug,
Thanks. I'll give Internet a try.
Cheers,
___ -<Jan>-
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