We are starting (2010 September) to get some serious data flowing around here with our amateur astronomy projects.
This is a fairly live and uptodate display of the SolarRadioTelescope, Allskycamera and FMMeteordetection project data:

VLF 40KHz Radio Telescope Receiver (since 2006 Jan) will display any solar enhancements reaching the D Layer of the earths atmosphere. SCO-SRT dataarchive imagearchive Webpage updated daily

Allskycamera System (since 2007 Jan) is an SBIG ST237A camera with an integrated wide angle lens, taking 120sec exposures all night long. Concam latest image WebPage starts after local sunset, ends before local sunrise

FM Radio Meteor Detection (Since 2007 Jan) An FM Radio Receiver tuned to a station that under normal conditions we do not receive, we will receive it if a meteor passes between it and our location, with the radio signal reflecting off the ion trail. FM1 FM2 fmmeteor imagearchive WebPage Runs 24/7

Radio Jove Radio Receiver (Since 2011 April 29) A Radio Receiver tuned to 20.1 MHz attached to a dual dipole antenna will receive radio signals from Jupiter and the Sun. RJ1 RJ2 Last 48 images radiojove image archive WebPage Runs 24/7

Motion detecting Webcam looking west updated every 15 minutes. Logitech hd c270

Oregon WMR968 Wireless Weather Station (since 2007 Jan) WebPage Runs 24/7

What’s next? Most likely another allsky camera system running a much more modern camera that can do at least 2 or 3 frames per second under low light conditions, along with a lens with an automatic iris so the system can continue to run in the daytime. If that system performs well, then we can look at duplicating it to create a local area network of allsky cameras.

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