EAON - INFO N° 39

 

THE    “TERCIDINA EVENT”

 

 

                (345) TERCIDINA, a 100 km-large asteroid, occulted the bright star (Mv = 5.5) HIP 19388 = FK6 1115
 = 44 TAU = 
w1 TAU on 2002 September 17.

 

                109 observers, from 17 countries have been involved. Many of them travelled to observe, some for more than 1500 km, some to be clouded out at the last minute. You will find, next page, the list of their abbreviations, in alphabetical order. 76 of them (in bold characters) recorded an occultation and 21, not. Taking into account double or multiple stations, multiple observations by the same observer but several methods, there have been 77 positive reports.

                Thirteen observers reported cloudy weather :

 

BCL

Philippe  Bernascolle

FR

 

MLU

Silko Molau

DE

BEI

Wolfgang Beisker

DE

 

NBU

Nikolai Buromsky

UA

DKO

Denis Denissenko

RU

 

NSH

Nikolay Shatsky

RU

ELL

Andrew Elliott

UK

 

SKO

Skokic Ivica

HR

FOC

M.A Fernandez-Ocana

ES

 

THO

Bertrand Thooris

BE

IBV

Ivan Bryuhanov

BY

 

VGH

Vladimir Vargashkin

RU

LKV

Lilia Kazantseva

UA

 

 

 

 

 

Here are the negative observations, in alphabetical order of the observers abbreviations (next page) :

 

ALY

02d 42' 20" E

48d 54' 04" N

100m

 

BEG

06d 48' 33" E

47d 05' 24" N

1031m

 

BER

06d 31' 47" E

46d 30' 54" N

389m

No occultation of duration >0.5 s

BNN

06d 26' 37" E

48d 20' 43" N

355m

Double station with LQC

CRM

09d 59' 30.3 E

45d 26' 14.2 N

94m

 

EBA

00d 04' 45" E

46d 00' 29" N

102m

CCD drift scan.

EMS

06d 08' E

46d 27' N

?

 

GJJ

19d 35' 39.5" E

45d 24' 04.7" N

86m

 

IMV

39d 02' 32" E

45d 00' 44" N

40m

 

JPR

02d 58' 0" E

50d 29' 04" N

10m

 

LPG

01d 39' 57" E

49d 08' 17" N

43m

 

LQC

06d 26' 37" E

48d 20' 43" N

355m

Double station with BNN

MKM

07d 50' 40.5" E

43d 49' 40.1" N

13m

Visual ; Interruption

 00:47:07.00 - 00:48:03.01 UT

MRX

09d 11' 51" E

48d 47' 00" N

350m

 

MZC

07d 45' 00" E

48d 34' 48" N

?

 

OYM

, LEH

07d 25' 19" E

47d 21' 11" N

515m

CCD drift scan.

PHR

07d 22' 02" E

49d 04' 01" N

270m

 

RGE

01d 45' 05" E

48d 49' 15" N

102m

No occultation of duration >0.2 s

RYN

06d 08' E

46d 27' N

?

 

SZL

19d 40'34.7" E

46d 54' 46.9" N

130m

 

UBN

08d 46'24" E

49d 21' 00" N

134m

No occultation of duration >0.2 s

 

BNN and LQC missed the northern limb of asteroid by only 7 km; OYM and LEH the southern one by 4 km. They  were "shepherd" observers, a few km north and south of the shadow.

                Countries abbreviations are :

(BE) = Belgium,  (BY) = Belarus,  (CH) = Switzerland,  (CZ) = Czech Republic,  (DE) = Germany,  (ES) = Spain,
(FR) = France, (HR) = Croatia, (HU) = Hungary, (IT) = Italy,  (NL) = the Netherlands, (PL) = Poland,
(RU) = Russia,  (SK) = Slovak Republic,  (UA) = Ukraine,  (UK) = United Kingdom,     (YU) = Yugoslavia.


 

                                                    OBSERVERS’S  ABBREVIATION  LIST

 

Abbr.

Name

From ® To

 

Abbr.

Name

From ® To

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ALY

Arnaud  Leroy

FR

 

JSB

Juraj  Szobi

SK

AZO

Tibor  Asztalos

HU

 

KKA

Katarina  Kerekesova

SK

BAT

Karl-Ludwig  Bath

DE

 

KZJ

Julius Koza

SK

BDR

Eberhard  Bredner

DE®FR

 

LEH

Hubert  Lehmann

CH

BDW

Leszek  Benedyktowicz

PL®SK

 

LFU

Didier  Lefoulon

FR

BEG

Gert  Behrend

CH

 

LPG

Lionel  Parmeggiani

FR

BER

Raoul  Behrend

CH

 

LQC

Céline  Lurquin

BE®FR

BNN

Roland  Boninsegna

BE®FR

 

MHL

Marc  Michel

FR

BTH

Jerome  Berthier

FR

 

MKM

Pawel  Maksym

PL®IT

CJV

Vaclav  Cejka

CZ®DE

 

MLT

Christophe  Marlot

FR

CKV

Vratislav  Cillik

SK

 

MNK

Jan  Manek

CZ®DE

CMI

Meier  Christof

DE

 

MRX

Harald  Marx

DE

COF

Francois  Colas

FR

 

MSI

Jan  Masiar

SK

CRM

Claudio  Cremaschini

IT

 

MSO

Milos  Sochan

SK

CSE

Cedric   Sire

FR

 

MSS

Stefan  Messer

DE

CSM

Marek  Cesal

CZ®DE

 

MZC

Boris  Malzac

FR

DGE

Patrick  Degrelle

FR

 

NBL

Wim  Nobel

NL®FR

DHJ

Jean-Luc  Duhamel

FR

 

NYZ

Zoltan  Nagy

HU

DMC

Christophe  Demeautis

FR

 

OKE

Oliver  Kloes

DE

DSE

Daniel  Steiner

CH

 

OYM

Michel  Ory

CH

EBA

Eric  Barbotin

FR

 

PAR

Michael  Parl

DE

EMS

Sylvia  Ekstrom

CH

 

PGU

Patrick  Guibert

FR

ESM

Martin  Elsasser

DE

 

PHR

Richard  Philips

FR

ETI

Tinlot  Eric

FR

 

PMO

Philippe  Morel

FR

ETP

Petr  Eret

DE

 

PNL

Paul  Pinel

FR

FAR

Otto  Farago

DE

 

PRB

Vaclav  Priban

CZ®DE

FBI

Frederic  Brion

FR

 

PSE

Peter  Sattelberger

DE

FDR

Martin  Federspiel

DE

 

RAY

Pavol  Rapavy

SK

FGY

Fabrice  Gorry

FR

 

RBI

Bitzer  Rolf

DE

FHE

Sylvia  Fischer

DE

 

RGE

Gilles  Regheere

FR

FIM

Marcin  Filipek

PL®SK

 

RHK

Ladislav  Rehak

DE

FRP

Eric  Frappa

FR

 

RMH

Ralph  Muth

DE

FRR

Gino  Farroni

FR

 

RNC

Claudine  Rinner

CH®FR

FVC

Frederic  Vachier

FR

 

RTT

Michal  Rottenborn

DE

GBL

Alfons  Gabel

DE

 

RTU

Ulrich  Rieth

DE

GGM

Michel  George

CH

 

RVD

Sylvain  Rivaud

FR

GJJ

Jaroslav  Grnja

YU

 

RYH

Helene  Reyss

FR

GRJ

Jaroslav  Gerbos

SK

 

RYN

Nicolas  Reyren

CH

HAL

Karel  Halir

CZ®DE

 

SAU

Christof   Sauter

CH

HBH

Henri Beuchat

DE

 

SZL

Attila  Szollosi

HU

HBK

Werner  Hasubick

DE

 

TDY

Tamasz  Torday

HU

HCP

Claus-Peter Heidmann

DE

 

UBN

Ulrich  Bastian

DE

IMV

Ivan Mhitarov

RU

 

USE

Ulrich  Schuely

DE

JDJ

Jaromir  Jindra

CZ®DE

 

VRT

Andreas  Viertel

DE

JFU

Jan  Fabricius

SK

 

WHP

Peter  Wloch

DE

JLD

Jean-Luc  Dighaye

DE

 

WSH

Wolfgang  Stroh

DE

JLX

Jean  Lecacheux

FR

 

ZMV

Peter  Zimnikoval

SK

JPO

Jason   Poinot

FR

 

ZNA

Miroslav  Znasik

SK

JPR

Jean-paul  Rousselle

FR

 

 

 

 

 


The relevant data for the positive observations are in the following pages, in increasing longitude order (toward East, according to the progression of the asteroid shadow).

Abbr

Long

Lat

Alt

Duration

Disappearance

Reappearance

Comments

 

ETI

01d 37' W

47d 16' N

?

< 7

 

 

Visual only

JPO

01d 29' 29" W

47d 17' 51" N

?

10.94

 

 

Visual, duration only, ±0.5 s .

DHJ

00d 16' 36.5" E

47d 10' 13.0" N

103m

11.35

00:44:22

00:44:33

 

Drift-scan CCD image, absolute times are ± ~1.5 s . Duration should be ±~0.25 s .

LFU

00d 16' 36.5" E

47d 10' 13.0" N

103m

11.30

00:44:21.71

00:44:33.01

 

Drift-scan CCD image, absolute times are ± ~2 s . Duration ±~0.03 s .

 

MHL

00d 16' 36.5" E

47d 10' 13.0" N

103m

11.2

00:44:23.8

00:44:35.0

 

Webcam. At the end the overall quality of the timing is of 0.5 s . Absolute timing error -1.00 s should be applied to put it in rough accordance with others.

 

PNL

00d 41' 35" E

47d 09' 29" N

120m

10.27

00:44:25.56

00:44:35.83

 

Visual,  D ±0.12 s, R±0.10 s .

 

PMO

00d 44' 40.4" E

47d 21' 55.2" N

95m

11.8

 

 

Drift-scan CCD, duration only

 

FRR

00d 44' 40.4" E

47d 21' 55.2" N

95m

12

00:44:25

00:44:37

Visual; duration should be ±0.2 s .

Absolute timing error +1.00 s should be applied to put it in rough accordance with others.

RVD

00d 44' 40.4" E

47d 21' 55.2" N

95m

12.0

00:44:26

00:44:38

 

Visual; duration should be ±0.1 s .

 

DGE

01d 52' 13.1" E

47d 47' 00.2" N

108m

8.61

00:44:36.75

00:44:45.36

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.05 s .

 

BTH FVC

02d 11' 29.4" E

47d 22' 56.1" N

150m

11.5

00:44:33.60

00:44:45.10

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.5 s .

 

BDR

04d 22' 38.2" E

47d 33' 03.9" N

393m

11.84

00:44:47.31

00:44:59.15

 

Video; D, R : ±0.02 s .

 

BDR

 

 

 

11.5

 

 

Duration only

COF

05d 02' 12.5" E

47d 35' 50.0" N

470m

11.84

00:44:51.22

00:45:03.06

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.2 s .

 

FGY

05d 11' 43.8" E

47d 41' 25.2" N

479m

11.93

00:44:52.88

00:45:04.81

 

Visual

 

MLT

05d 11' 43.8" E

47d 41' 25.2" N

479m

12.10

00:44:52.65

00:45:04.75

 

Video;  D gradual ~0.12 s, R gradual ~0.08 s . Given times are mid-times of the gradual phase.

 

CSE

05d 11' 43.8" E

47d 41' 25.2" N

479m

11.99

00:44:52.79

00:45:04.78

 

Visual

 

FRP

05d 11' 47.2" E

47d 47' 51.0" N

522m

10.94

00:44:54.02

00:45:04.96

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.19 s .

 

FRP

 

 

 

10.96

00:44:54.18

00:45:05:14

 

Webcam video PCVC680K Vesta Pro in prime focus of 78mm refractor.

 

JLX

05d 14' 54.8" E

47d 57' 35.9" N

397m

9.51

00:44:56.32

00:45:05.83

 

Visual; D ±0.15 s, R ±0.12 s .

 

NBL

05d 19' 48.0" E

47d 51' 41.8" N

450m

10.23

00:44:55.82

00:45:06.05

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.2 s .     R maybe gradual.

 

RNC

07d 30' 07.0" E

47d 47' 05.2" N

210m

12.44

00:45:06.58

00:45:19.02

 

CCD drift scan; D, R : ±0.1 s .

D and R lasted about 0.3 s . Given times are mid-times of the gradual phase.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Abbr

Long

Lat

Alt

Duration

Disappearance

Reappearance

Comments

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GGM

07d 34' 38" E

47d 34' 14" N

264m

9

00 45 09

00 45 13.5

 

 

 

 

 

00 45 14.5

00 45 18

Visual ; D, R : ± 0.5 s . 1st D was instantaneous, 1st R lasted ~ 0.5 s, 2nd D lasted ~ 0.3 s .

Correction of -0.5 s should be applied to all times to get better fit with other observations.

GBL

07d 46' 43.1" E

47d 48' 05.1" N

1073m

12.25

00:45:08.61

00:45:20.86

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.1 s .

 

RTU

07d 46' 43.2" E

47d 48' 06.2" N

1085m

12.2

00:45:08.9

00:45:21.1

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.3 s .

 

PSE

07d 46' 43.3" E

47d 48' 05.6" N

1080m

12.25

00:45:08.63

00:45:20.85

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.1 s ;

Just before occultation end, at 00:45:19.67, a one second flash during which the star was significantly less bright than unocculted star.

Site about 15 meters north of GBL’s one;

GBL didn't noted the flash, possibly because of much smaller aperture of the telescope.

 

USE

07d 48' 41" E

47d 58' 31" N

230m

12

00:45:10

00:45:22

 

Visual; no reaction time given.   Events could only be timed approximately to the nearest second.

 

FDR

07d 48' 13.6" E

48d 03' 48.4" N

205m

9.6

00:45:12.1

00:45:21.7

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.1 s .

 

BAT

07d 51' 31" E

48d 06' 17" N

210m

9.41

00:45:12.48

00:45:21.89

Video;  D, R : ±0.04 s .  D and R gradual, lasting 0.12 and 0.16 s respectively.

Given times are mid-times of the gradual phase.

OKEMSS

08d 10' 16.3" E

48d 21' 18.3" N

762m

~2.5

00:45:19.5

00:45:22.0

 

Video STV Astro + GPS timing; D, R : ±0.1 s ;

Second analysis of the VHS-recording shows the occultation with TWO minimums of this event :

 

00:45:19.10      Brightness is decreasing

 

00:45:19.76      Brightness at 1st minimum around Mv. 11; HIP 19388 remained brighter than GSC 1259 256
                         (Mv. 11.9), a comparison star in the field of the CCD; the (345) magnitude was ~ 15.3

 

00:45:20.10      Brightness is increasing

 

00:45:20.58      Brightness back CLOSE to maximum.

 

00:45:21.27      Brightness decreasing again

 

00:45:21.47      Brightness at 2nd minimum about 1 mag fainter than at maximum

 

00:45:21.98      Brightness increasing

 

00:45:22.39      End of occultation

 

OKE

 

 

 

3.1

 

 

Only the duration of the event was measured with stopwatches (as for MSS).

Star got very faint for a short time, but never disappeared completely.

 

MSS

 

 

 

2.5

 

 

The star disappeared for a tenth of a second.

 

FAR, FHE

08d 35' 42.4" E

48d 07' 02.6" N

656m

9.62

00:45:17.12

00:45:26.74

 

Video; D, R : ±0.01 s .

 

DSE

08d 54' 30" E

47d 33' 37" N

426m

8

00:45:23

00:45:31

 

Visual; D, R : ±2 s ; no accurate timing.  Absolute times from wrist-watch, duration by stopwatch.

Absolute timing error -6.00 s should be applied to put it in rough accordance with others.

 

RBI

08d 59' 53" E

48d 12' 37" N

737m

8.6

00:45:20

00:45:28.6

 

Video

 

SAU

09d 00' 08.9" E

47d 29' 27.7" N

515m

4.5

00:45:19.7

00:45:24.1

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.2 s ;  D not instantaneous, about 0.5 s earlier, the star seemed to be fainter.

R instantaneous.

 

WHP

09d 00' 17" E

48d 02' 50" N

600m

9

» 00:45:30

 

Visual; only duration estimated.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Abbr

Long

Lat

Alt

Duration

Disappearance

Reappearance

Comments

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CMI

10d 20' 03.3" E

47d 43' 34.7" N

719m

10.48

00:45:24.72

00:45:35.20

 

 

Video; D and R gradual, lasting ~0.16 s .

Original comment : “We write the time from the first change of the star”.

 

HBK

10d 43' 08.5" E

48d 00' 50.5" N

623m

11.3

00:45:28.8

00:45:40.1

 

 

Visual; reaction time -0.2 s and -0.2 s applied.

 

HAL

11d 26' 25.2" E

48d 12' 00.0" N

501m

10.16

00:45:32.55

00:45:42.71

 

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.01s ; reaction time -0.4 s and -0.5 s applied.    Unresolved absolute timing error.

Recheck didn't help. +3.00 s should be applied to put it in rough accordance with others

 

HCP

11d 31' 08.4" E

48d 02' 18.6" N

585m

11.3

00:45:34.3

00:45:45.6

 

 

Visual; reaction time -0.2 s and -0.3 s applied.

 

HCP

 

 

 

11.58

 

 

 

±0.04 s  from videorecording;    D and R gradual, lasting 0.12 to 0.16 s .

Given times are mid-times of the gradual phase.

 

HBH

11d 32' 11" E

48d 06' 45" N

570m

10.4

 

 

 

Only duration was timed, no absolute times.

 

RHK

11d 35' 51.0" E

48d 01' 46.2" N

500m?

11.32

00:45:34.11

00:45:45.43

 

 

Video; D, R : ±0.02 s ; altitude estimated.    D and R gradual, each lasting 0.08 s .

Given times are mid-times of the gradual phase.

 

ESM

11d 36' 31" E

48d 07' 21" N

573m

10.51

 

 

Visual; only duration timed

CSM

11d 36' 42.0" E

48d 20' 10.2" N

500m?

7.05

00:45:20.36

00:45:27.41

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.01 s ; no reaction time given; altitude estimated.

Unresolved absolute timing error.

Recheck didn't helped. +18.00 s should be applied to put it in rough accordance with others.

 

JLD

11d 37' 27" E

48d 07' 02" N

537m

10.6

00:45:36.2

00:45:46.8

 

Video; D, R : ±0.2 s .

 

RMH

11d 37' 35.4" E

48d 05' 29.4" N

550m

11.0

00:45:35.0

00:45:46.0

 

Visual; D, R : ±1.0 s ; duration ±0.5 s .    D and R were gradual, estimation is ~0.1 s .

 

VRT

11d 38' 39" E

48d 15' 38" N

425m

8.9

00:45:37.1

00:45:46.0

 

Visual

 

PAR

11d 39' 36" E

48d 07' 30" N

530m

10.48

00:45:35.99

00:45:46.47

 

Video; D, R : ±0.30 s ; duration ±0.20 s .

 

ETP

11d 42' 48.0" E

47d 48' 43.8" N

744m

10.8

00:45:35.02

00:45:45.82

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.01 s .

Reaction time (-0.60 s and -0.30 s) was estimated and should be applied for reduction.

 

RTT

11d 46' 54.0" E

47d 41' 03.0" N

735m

8.92

00:45:35.30

00:45:44.22

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.01 s .

 

JDJ

12d 20' 22.8" E

48d 22' 11.6" N

520m

7.36

00:45:43.41

00:45:50.77

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.02 s .    Slightly gradual D, instantaneous R.

 

MNK

12d 21' 48.4" E

48d 21' 45.3" N

488m

7.52

00:45:43.50

00:45:51.02

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.02 s .  Evident stepwise drop by ~1 magnitude during D, lasting ~0.3 s .

R also not instantaneous, but steps weren't noted, lasting ~0.1 s .

 

PRB

13d 02' 51.7" E

48d 29' 32.9" N

442m

3.50

00:45:50.72

00:45:54.22

 

Video; D, R : ±0.02 s .

 

CJV

13d 02' 52.0" E

48d 29' 32.5" N

443m

3.46

00:45:50.94

00:45:54.40

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.3 s and 0.1 s respectively.

 

WSH

14d 18' 35" E

48d 20' 10" N

265m

8.82

 

 

Visual; no absolute timing, only duration.

 

JSB

18d 36' 00.4" E

48d 14' 25.6" N

216m

9.8

00:46:25.7

00:46:36.5

Visual; no reaction time given.

Unresolved absolute timing error. -2.00 s should be applied to put it in rough accordance with others.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Abbr

Long

Lat

Alt

Duration

Disappearance

Reappearance

Comments

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NYZ

19d 04' 12.7" E

47d 53' 16.1" N

220m

11

00:46:25

00:46:36

 

Unguided photo exposure, D, R : ±0.5 s .

 

TDY

19d 04' 12.7" E

47d 53' 16.1" N

220m

11

00:46:25

00:46:36

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.5 s .

 

ZMV

19d 17' 31.2" E

48d 27' 53.7" N

781m

5.24

00:46:32.27

00:46:37.51

 

Video. D and R gradual, D lasting 0.16 s, R  lasting 0.12 s . Given times are mid-times of the gradual phase.

 

KZJ

19d 31' 48.6" E

48d 26' 55.5" N

320m

5.72

00:46:33.28

00:46:39.00

 

Visual; reaction time -0.50 s applied to D and R.

 

FIM

19d 56' 33.3" E

48d 14' 03.5" N

205m

9.32

00:46:34.16

00:46:43.48

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.1 s ; reaction time -0.40 s and -0.30 s applied.

 

BDW

19d 57' 14.5" E

48d 16' 52.1" N

220m

8.95

00:46:34.57

00:46:43.52

 

Visual; D, R : ±0.1 s ; reaction time -0.40 s applied to D and R.

 

MSI

19d 57' 57" E

48d 27' 50" N

240m

4.68

00:46:37.66

00:46:42.34

 

Video;    D and R gradual, each lasting 0.08 s . Given times are mid-times of the gradual phase.

 

MSI

 

 

 

3.9

00:46:38.3

00:46:42.2

 

Visual; reaction time -0.40 s applied to D and R.

 

GRJ

19d 58' 09" E

48d 25' 20" N

225m

6.5

00:46:36.3

00:46:42.8

Video

MSO

19d 58' 42" E

48d 11' 23" N

250m

10.0

00:46:34.8

00:46:44.8

Visual; no reaction time given.

Reaction time  (-0.60 s and -0.30 s) was estimated and should be applied for reduction.

 

KKA

20d 00' 24" E

48d 22' 28" N

228m

7.20

00:46:36.16

00:46:43.36

 

CCD video; D and R gradual, each lasting 0.08 s . Given times are mid-times of the gradual phase.

 

KKA

 

 

 

6.9

00:46:36.9

00:46:43.8

 

Visual; no reaction time given.

 

RAY

20d 01' 38" E

48d 23' 04" N

210m

6.9

00:46:37.0

00:46:43.9

 

Visual; no reaction time given.

 

CKV

20d 03' 52" E

48d 20' 30" N

195m

8.3

00:46:36.0

00:46:44.3

 

Visual; no reaction time given.

 

JFU

20d 05' 19" E

48d 18' 31" N

180m

8.1

00:46:36.7

00:46:44.8

 

Visual; no reaction time given.

 

ZNA

20d 08' 59" E

48d 18' 46" N

195m

8.70

00:46:35.88

00:46:44.58

 

CCD video

 

ZNA

 

 

 

8.81

00:46:36.27

00:46:45.08

 

Visual; no reaction time given.

 

AZO

20d 16' 02.5" E

48d 03' 19.0" N

330m

11.3

00:46:34.1

00:46:45.4

 

Photo

 

AZO

 

 

 

11.2

00:46:34.5

00:46:45.7

 

Visual

 

 

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