IOTA/IOTA-ES occultation update for
(912) Maritima / TYC 5573-00706-1 on January 21/22, 2002
visible from S France, NE Spain and NE Tunis
Summary
In the morning of night January 21/22, 2002 a faint 11.4 mag star TYC 5573-00706-1 will be occulted by a 87 km asteroid (912) Maritima. This update is based on USNO/Flagstaff, Geneva and Astdys historic astrometry for the asteroid and UCAC1 star position.
The updated path shows ~0.3" south shift with time ~0.2 minutes earlier compared to Edwin Goffin's nominal prediction.
Updated path runs over south France around 5:13.2 UT with Pic du Midi on south limit and Bordeaux on north limit and some seconds later over NE Spain with Barcelona on south limit. At 5:13.8 UT Tunis is in path. Larger area is covered taking uncertainty into consideration. Please check the path chart for details.
Good luck !
The event at one glimpse:
* date and approx. UT time of event: January 22, 2002 @ 05:13 UT (Euro)
* magnitude of target star: 11.4
* magnitude drop [mag]: 2.8
* estimated maximum duration [s]: 4.2
* path description: given above
* Goffin's original chart reference: A02_0150
The occultation path:
* approximate ground width [km]: 110
* uncertainty [path widths]: 3.0
* uncertainty in time [s]: 15
* map: below
* remarks: Path uncertainities are given according to nominal star
position errors and expected asteroid positional accuracy.
Data for the target star:
* name: TYC 5573-00706-1
* constellation: Libra
* J2000 position [h,m,s; o,',"]: 14h 46m 38.1783s; -12o 22' 59.247"
* position source: UCAC1
* estimated accuracy ["]: 0.02" (0.016", 0.007")
* V mag [mag]: 11.43
* B-V [mag]: +0.32
* remarks:
Target star is in NW Libra, 3.8 degrees north of 2.8 mag star alpha2 Librae =
= SAO 158840 or 34' north of 6.3 mag star SAO 158808.
Close finding chart (prepared in GUIDE7):
* occulted star is in center - labeled with cross
* field is 3.0x3.0 degrees
* limiting magnitude is 13.0
* labeled stars have indicated SAO numbers
Data for the minor planet:
* general information:
number, name: (912) Maritima
approx. diameter [km]: 87
* orbital information
orbit source: calculation Manek
source of used astrometry: USNO/Flagstaff (Ron Stone), Geneva (Raoul Behrend), Neodys
number of used observations: 83 USNO, 4(1) Geneva
number of rejected observations: 2 USNO
time covered by the observations: 1985 03 22 - 2001 04 03
rms residuals ["] (RA,DE): 0.17", 0.17"
estimated positional accuracy at epoch of event ["]: 0.11", 0.11"
remarks: From 4 Geneva positions wes formed one mean position.
Data for the event:
* UT date and time of least geocentric approach: 05:16.4 UT
* approx. V mag of minor planet at event [mag]: 14.1
* geocentric parallax of minor planet ["]: 2.949
* magnitude drop [mag]: 2.8
* estimated maximum duration [s]: 4.2
* apparent motion of minor planet ["/h]: 34.85
* angular distance to moon, phase of moon [deg,%]: 174, 55%
* remarks:
Calculator(s): Jan Manek
Path coordinates:
Latitude Latitude
Centre Altitude Path Limits
E. Longitude Latitude U.T. star sun Limit 1 Limit 2
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o ' " o ' " h m s o o o ' " o ' "
- 21 0 0 54 13 50 5 12 29 14 -36 53 38 10 54 49 49
- 20 0 0 53 47 59 5 12 30 15 -36 53 12 12 54 24 7
- 19 0 0 53 21 37 5 12 32 16 -36 52 45 42 53 57 52
- 18 0 0 52 54 42 5 12 33 16 -35 52 18 40 53 31 4
- 17 0 0 52 27 14 5 12 34 17 -35 51 51 5 53 3 44
- 16 0 0 51 59 15 5 12 36 18 -34 51 22 59 52 35 52
- 15 0 0 51 30 43 5 12 38 19 -34 50 54 21 52 7 27
- 14 0 0 51 1 39 5 12 39 19 -33 50 25 11 51 38 30
- 13 0 0 50 32 4 5 12 41 20 -33 49 55 29 51 9 0
- 12 0 0 50 1 57 5 12 43 21 -32 49 25 17 50 38 59
- 11 0 0 49 31 19 5 12 45 22 -31 48 54 33 50 8 27
- 10 0 0 49 0 10 5 12 47 22 -31 48 23 20 49 37 23
- 9 0 0 48 28 31 5 12 49 23 -30 47 51 36 49 5 49
- 8 0 0 47 56 23 5 12 51 24 -30 47 19 23 48 33 44
- 7 0 0 47 23 45 5 12 54 25 -29 46 46 41 48 1 10
- 6 0 0 46 50 38 5 12 56 26 -28 46 13 31 47 28 7
- 5 0 0 46 17 4 5 12 59 27 -27 45 39 54 46 54 36
- 4 0 0 45 43 2 5 13 2 27 -27 45 5 49 46 20 37
- 3 0 0 45 8 34 5 13 4 28 -26 44 31 19 45 46 12
- 2 0 0 44 33 41 5 13 7 29 -25 43 56 24 45 11 20
- 1 0 0 43 58 23 5 13 10 30 -25 43 21 5 44 36 4
0 0 0 43 22 42 5 13 13 31 -24 42 45 23 44 0 24
1 0 0 42 46 39 5 13 17 32 -23 42 9 19 43 24 21
2 0 0 42 10 14 5 13 20 33 -22 41 32 55 42 47 56
3 0 0 41 33 29 5 13 24 33 -21 40 56 10 42 11 11
4 0 0 40 56 26 5 13 27 34 -20 40 19 8 41 34 6
5 0 0 40 19 5 5 13 31 35 -20 39 41 48 40 56 44
6 0 0 39 41 27 5 13 35 36 -19 39 4 13 40 19 5
7 0 0 39 3 35 5 13 39 37 -18 38 26 23 39 41 11
8 0 0 38 25 30 5 13 43 38 -17 37 48 20 39 3 2
9 0 0 37 47 13 5 13 47 39 -16 37 10 6 38 24 42
10 0 0 37 8 45 5 13 51 39 -15 36 31 42 37 46 11
11 0 0 36 30 9 5 13 55 40 -14 35 53 9 37 7 30
12 0 0 35 51 25 5 13 60 41 -13 35 14 30 36 28 42
13 0 0 35 12 36 5 14 5 42 -12 34 35 45 35 49 48
14 0 0 34 33 42 5 14 9 43 -11 33 56 57 35 10 49
15 0 0 33 54 46 5 14 14 43 -10 33 18 6 34 31 48
16 0 0 33 15 49 5 14 19 44 -9 32 39 15 33 52 45
17 0 0 32 36 53 5 14 24 45 -8 32 0 25 33 13 42
18 0 0 31 57 59 5 14 29 46 -7 31 21 37 32 34 42
19 0 0 31 19 9 5 14 34 46 -6 30 42 54 31 55 45
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