Collaborazioni e Pubblicazioni

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Collaborazioni

Minor Planet Center Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory e Neodys Università di Pisa: in ambito astrometrico si eseguono misure di posizione di corpi minori del Sistema Solare.

Unione Astrofili Italiani (UAI) Sezione Asteroidi: in ambito astrometrico e fotometrico si eseguono misure di posizione e curve di luce di corpi minori del Sistema Solare. 

American Association Variable Stars Observers (AAVSO): in ambito fotometrico si eseguono stime di luminosità di stelle variabili e di oggetti extra-galattici.

ExoClock (Ariel Mission) : In ambito fotometrico si eseguono osservazioni di transiti di pianeti extrasolari


Pubblicazioni


The Minor Planet Bulletin




Issue 50-4 (2023 Oct-Dec)


A New Lightcurve of 357 Ninina

Pages 255-256

Pilcher, Frederick; Franco, Lorenzo; Marchini, Alessandro; Papini, Riccardo; Scarfi, Giulio; Iozzi, Marco; Ruocco, Nello; Bacci, Paolo; Maestripieri, Martina; Montigiani, Nico; Mannucci, Massimiliano


An international collaboration of observers from North America and Europe presents a lightcurve of the Earth commensurate asteroid 357 Ninina that shows a synodic rotation period 36.00 ± 0.01 hours, amplitude 0.08 ± 0.01 magnitudes with a single deep minimum in an otherwise nearly flat lightcurve


Collaborative Asteroid Photometry from UAI: 2023 April-June

Pages 264-266

Franco, Lorenzo; Iozzi, Marco; Ruocco, Nello; Bacci, Paolo; Maestripieri, Martina; Marchini, Alessandro; Papini, Riccardo; Baj, Giorgio; Coffano, Alessandro; Marinello, Wladimiro; Fini, Paolo; Betti, Guido; Scarfi, Giulio; Montigiani, Nico; Mannucci, Massimiliano


Photometric observations of five asteroids were made in order to acquire lightcurves for shape/spin axis modeling. Synodic periods and lightcurve amplitudes were found for 1166 Sakuntala, 1929 Kollaa, 3443 Leetsungdao, and 2020 DB5. We also found color indices for 294 Felicia, 1166 Sakuntala, and 2020 DB5


Issue 50-3 (2023 Jul-Sep)

Collaborative Asteroid Photometry from UAI: 2023 January-March

Pages 228-232

Franco, Lorenzo; Marchini, Alessandro; Papini, Riccardo; Iozzi, Marco; Scarfi, Giulio; Galli, Gianni; Fini, Paolo; Betti, Guido; Coffano, Alessandro; Marinello, Wladimiro; Bacci, Paolo; Maestripieri, Martina; Ruocco, Nello; Mortari, Fabio; Gabellini, Davide; Baj, Giorgio; Lombardo, Matteo; Aceti, Pietro; Banfi, Massimo; Tinelli, Luciano


Photometric observations of eight asteroids were made to acquire lightcurves for shape/spin axis modeling. Synodic period and lightcurve amplitude were found for 111 Ate, 197 Arete, 261 Prymno, 325 Heidelberga, 359 Georgia, 737 Arequipa, 1523 Pieksamaki, and 2023 BU. Color indices were measured for 111 Ate, 197 Arete, 261 Prymno, and 737 Arequipa. H-G parameters were found for 197 Arete, 261 Prymno, and 359 Georgia


Issue 50-2 (2023 Apr-Jun)

A Comprehensive Photometric Study of 603 Timandra

Pages 121-124

Pilcher, Frederick; Franco; Lorenzo; Marchini, Alessandro; Papini, Riccardo; Bacci, Paolo; Maestripieri, Martina; Bachini, Mauro; Succi, Giacomo; Galli, Gianni; Bertagna, Luca; Iozzi, Marco; Squilloni, Alessio; Tombelli, Maura; Iozzi, Marco; Scarfi, Giulio


Based on 65 sessions 2022 Sept. 24 - Dec. 28, we find for 603 Timandra a synodic rotation period of 330.1 ± 0.5 hours and amplitude 0.80 ± 0.05 magnitudes. There is also low-level tumbling with a possible second period of 273 hours, PAR -2. The period, amplitude, and epoch of lightcurve maximum all agree with a recent posting on the DAMIT website. Data obtained on 2022 Oct. 15 show that (B-V) = 0.80 ± 0.04 and (V-R) = 0.51 ± 0.02. At midlight, H = 12.18 ± 0.14 in the V band, G = 0.20 ± 0.17.


Collaborative Asteroid Photometry From Uai: 2022 October-December

Pages 173-176

Franco, Lorenzo; Marchini, Alessandro; Iozzi, Marco; Galli, Gianni; Montigiani, Nico; Mannucci, Massimiliano; Scarfi, Giulio; Coffano, Alessandro; Marinello, Wladimiro; Mattei, Andrea; Ruocco, Nello; Baj, Giorgio


Photometric observations of eight asteroids were made in order to acquire lightcurves for shape/spin axis modeling. The synodic period and lightcurve amplitude were found for 58 Concordia, 397 Vienna, 929 Algunde, 1589 Fanatica, 1660 Wood, 1756 Giacobini, (85713) 1998 SS49, 2015 RN35. We also found color indices for 58 Concordia and 397 Vienna.


Issue 50-1 (2023 Jan-Mar)

Collaborative Asteroid Photometry from UAI: 2022 July-September

Pages 47-50

Franco, Lorenzo; Iozzi, Marco; Scarfi, Giulio; Mortari, Fabio; Gabellini, Davide; Ruocco, Nello; Fini, Paolo; Betti, Guido; Marchini, Alessandro; Aceti, Pietro; Banfi, Massimo; Baj, Giorgio; Bacci, Paolo; Maestripieri, Martina; Bachini, Mauro; Succi, Giacomo; Coffano, Alessandro; Marinello, Wladimiro; Galli, Gianni; Montigiani, Nico; Mannucci, Massimiliano


Photometric observations of six asteroids were made in order to acquire lightcurves for shape/spin axis modeling. The synodic period and lightcurve amplitude were found for 78 Diana, 198 Ampella, 895 Helio, 1060 Magnolia, 1543 Bourgeois, 1806 Derice. We also found color indices for 78 Diana, 198 Ampella, 895 Helio, 1060 Magnolia and H-G parameters for 198 Ampella.


Issue 49-3 (2022 Jul-Sep)

Collaborative Asteroid Photometry from UAI: 2022 January-March

Pages 200-204

Franco, Lorenzo; Marchini, Alessandro; Papini, Riccardo; Iozzi, Marco; Scarfi, Giulio; Mortari, Fabio; Gabellini, Davide; Bacci, Paolo; Maestripieri, Martina; Baj, Giorgio; Galli, Gianni; Coffano, Alessandro; Marinello, Wladimiro; Pizzetti, Giampaolo; Aceti, Pietro; Banfi, Massimo; Tinelli, Luciano; Montigiani, Nico; Mannucci, Massimiliano; Noschese, Alfonso; Mollica, Maurizio; Guido, Ernesto; Ruocco, Nello; Bachini, Mauro; Succi, Giacomo


Photometric observations of eleven asteroids were made to acquire lightcurves for shape/spin axis modeling. The synodic period and lightcurve amplitude were found for 49 Pales, 142 Polana, 206 Hersilia, 737 Arequipa, 1071 Brita, 1120 Cannonia, 1166 Sakuntala, 1736 Floirac, 3103 Eger, 4528 Berg and (7482) 1994 PC1. We also found color indices for 49 Pales, 142 Polana, 206 Hersilia, 1071 Brita, 1120 Cannonia, 3103 Eger and 4528 Berg; along with H-G parameters for 49 Pales, 1071 Brita, and 4528 Berg.


Issue 49-2 (2022 Apr-Jun)

Collaborative Asteroid Photometry from UAI: 2021 October-December

Pages 128-130

Franco, Lorenzo; Marchini, Alessandro; Papini, Riccardo; Iozzi, Marco; Bacci, Paolo; Maestripieri, Martina; Baj, Giorgio; Galli, Gianni; Mortari, Fabio; Gabellini, Davide; Ruocco, Nello; Tinelli, Luciano; Montigiani, Nico; Mannucci, Massimiliano; Scarfi, Giulio; Salvaggio, Fabio


Photometric observations of eight asteroids were made in order to acquire lightcurves for shape/spin axis modeling. The synodic period and lightcurve amplitude were found for 197 Arete, 359 Georgia, 796 Sarita, 901 Brunsia, 1346 Gotha, 4660 Nereus, 4935 Maslachkova and 6249 Jennifer.


Issue 48-4 (2021 Oct-Dec)

Collaborative Asteroid Photometry from UAI: 2021 April-June

Pages 372-374

Franco, Lorenzo; Marchini, Alessandro; Iozzi, Marco; Scarfi, Giulio; Montigiani, Nico; Mannucci, Massimiliano; Aceti, Pietro; Banfi, Massimo; Mortari, Fabio; Galli, Gianni; Bacci, Paolo; Maestripieri, Martina; Valvasori, Adriano; Guido, Ernesto


Photometric observations of eight asteroids were made in order to acquire lightcurves for shape/spin axis modeling. The synodic period and lightcurve amplitude were found for 81 Terpsichore, 363 Padua, 563 Suleika, 909 Ulla, 929 Algunde, 1048 Feodosia, 3385 Bronnina, 3760 Poutanen



Minor Planet Electronic Circulars (MPEC): 331


Minor Planet Electronic Circulars (MPEC) with Discovery: 16


Minor Planet Electronic Circulars (MPEC) with Precovery: 4