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Asteroidal Occultation Reports for North America |
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(do NOT use this time for timing occultations)
Minor Planet Bulletin Articles
"A Trio of Well-Observed Asteroidal Occultations in 2008"
"Occultations by 81 Terpsichore and 694 Ekard in 2009 at Different Rotational Phase Angles"
What Information Should I Submit after Observing an Occultation?
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Asteroidal Occultation Reviewed Results
Click on the above link if you want to see the path map, profile/shape-model fit, and Google Earth site map
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Palmer Divide Observatory (Light Curves)
DAMIT (3-D asteroid models) *Source: Interactive service for asteroid models (ISAM) Interactive Service for Asteroid Models - ISAM
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Miscellaneous Reports (from other regions)
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Reports without links are Incomplete - awaiting further observations.
(m) indicates a Miss observation within an event with at least 1 positive observation
*Profiles provided here are preliminary.
Profiles shown for the "only 1+" events are for observer feedback only.
Asteroid profiles only show the line of sight view at the time of the occultation.
The true size/shape of an asteroid in 3-dimensions cannot be determined from a single occultation.
Dave Herald should be contacted for "official" profile information.
Determining the Profile of an asteroid from a limited number of observations can lead to misrepresentations.
Please direct all questions/concerns to the Webmaster: Webmaster