Hi All,
I mentioned the following in an earlier post:
> Another take on the issue is with Kevin K.s TRW or
> total repository weight.
I was writing from memory and to set the record
straight, Kevin's term was catalogue repository weight
or CRW, as was so stealthy inserted into Martin A.'s
repl
which are listed directly below the
article.
Meow.
Martin
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Ben Guerir TKW and TAW
> > PS: From Benguerir police confiscated specime
> PS: From Benguerir police confiscated specimens, the locals had collected,
> only to sell them to dealers.
hi
Reason for write this topic was not to find how much kilos of Bengi have
other dealers ;-P, but what is real TKW of this fall.
I still dont know if this 25-30kg is only material collecte
Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 2:55 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Ben Guerir TKW and TAW
> Hi All,
>
> The concept of TAW (total available weight) is the
> third iteration of TKW (total known weight). The two
> previous directions were made independent of each
> other
Hi All,
The concept of TAW (total available weight) is the
third iteration of TKW (total known weight). The two
previous directions were made independent of each
other, but essentially came to the same conclusion. I
came up with the concept of eTKW or effective total
weight for my Accretion Desk a
No, I don't think so. My point is that "availability" depends on who
you are. A typical scientist has neither a large (or any) meteorite
collection nor a budget for purchasing specimens. To him or her,
privately owned meteorites are not directly available. It's
different for a researcher at
I think you have it all backwards. institutions ALWAS have things that the
colelcting public would give their eye teeth to get ahold of, making nearly
anything in the hands of colelctors avalible to the
researchers if they want to go out and get it one way or the other... now
what lab wants t
Gee, I would define Total Available Weight as that material which is
accessible and ready for use in scientific research. This would include
the pieces in Morocco museums, but not pieces in the hands of collectors.
Availability is a matter of perspective and access, which is different for
dif
Hello
I want ask about TKW of Benguerir.
We know that many pieces of Ben Guerir was recovered by scientists from
Marrocan University/Museum.
>From Met Bulletin:
TKW 25-30kg,
main mass, Oakes. Some other pieces are in the Moroccan CNRST
So my question is:
TKW contain only specimens collected by Ma
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