There is a publication using MetMet Harvey et al. (2023)

Harvey, T.A., MacArthur, J.L., Joy, K.H., Sykes, D., Almeida, N.V. and Jones, R.H. (2023), Nondestructive determination of the physical properties of Antarctic meteorites: Importance for the meteorite—parent body connection. Meteorit Planet Sci, 58: 1707-1746. https://doi.org/10.1111/maps.14094

The result can be find in Fig. 8

The authors used an Antarctic version of Meteorite Meter (AMETMET).

Nice paper!

Meteorite Meter is the cover photo of MAPS!

Uehara, M. and Gattacceca, J. (2023), The “Meteorite meter”: A handheld instrument for the combined measurement of magnetic susceptibility and electrical conductivity, with application to meteorite identification and classification. Meteorit Planet Sci, 58: 1629-1641. https://doi.org/10.1111/maps.14087

 

There is a problem in the Python scripts and the raw data. Please refer the HAL repository.

https://www.france.tv/enfants/neuf-douze-ans/ctps/ctps-saison-1/1129721-pourquoi-chasser-les-asteroides.html 

On the television.

MNHN workshop for everyone

Meet Meteorite Meter at the free workshop at MNHN Paris this summer.

Educational

https://www.facebook.com/VigieCiel/photos/pcb.1859244884103687/1859244527437056/?type=3&theater

Special MetMet on Ice

Antarctic Mission.

This special unit developed by CEREGE works in the hard condition.

https://carnetsdescience-larevue.fr/2018/05/02/carnets-science-4/

Vu à la télé

Grands Reportages (24-mars-2018) "chasseurs de tresors"

Good Luc!