Callisto is an analog spectrometer developped by Christian Monstein from ETH Zürich. It can natively cover the band 45 - 870 MHz, and is a programmable device: the Callisto receiver set up in Humain is configured to monitor the band 45-450 MHz, in 200 frequencies, 4 times per second. It has been observing since 2008.
Different Callisto receivers are installed around the world and are part of the e-callisto network. Data from the whole network can be accessed here.
Use of Humain Callisto data
The Humain Callisto data have a DOI: https://doi.org/10.24414/nrdh-c565
If you use this data set in a publication please cite as:
Marqué, C.; Martinez Picar, A.; Gunessee, A.; Magdalenić, J. (2008): e-CALLISTO (HUMAIN). Royal Observatory of Belgium. doi: 10.24414/nrdh-c565