All Tables

Table 1: Details of the observed meteor showers. Geocentric velocities $v_{\rm g}$ are taken from Cook (1973). For each shower the number of double station meteors used for this analysis is given as well as ranges of both their photometric masses $m_{\rm p}$ and maximum brightnesses $M_{\rm max}$ , average zenith distance of the radiant $Z_{\rm d}$ , average parameter $K_{\rm B}$ and a meteor class according to this parameter (Ceplecha 1988).
Table 2: Average F for each meteor shower.
Table 3: Average beginning heights $H_{\rm B}$ , heights of maximum brightness $H_{\rm M}$ and terminal heights $H_{\rm E}$ for all studied meteor showers.
Table 4: Slope of the line k fitted through the beginning heights of shower meteors, the correlation coefficient $c_{\rm cor}$ and the relative error of this fit.