Photometry and position observations of Saturnian satellites during their mutual eclipses and occultations in 1995 performed at the observatories in Russia and Kazakhstan

Photometry and position observations of Saturnian satellites during their mutual eclipses and occultations in 1995 performed at the observatories in Russia and Kazakhstan J/A+AS/139/47 J/A+AS/139/47 1995 Saturnian satellites mutual events Photometry and position observations of Saturnian satellites during their mutual eclipses and occultations in 1995 performed at the observatories in Russia and Kazakhstan N V Emelianov T R Irsmambetova T P Kiseleva V G Tejfel S N Vashkovjak E A Glushkova V G Kornilov G A Charitonova Astron. Astrophys. Suppl. Ser. 139 47 1999 1999A&AS..139...47E J/AJ/103/983 : Stellar occultation candidates of Saturn (Bosh+, 1992) J/A+AS/121/65 : 1990-1994 Saturn's satellites astrometry (Harper+ 1997) J/A+AS/136/257 : Saturn's satellites in 1995/97 (Harper+ 1999) Planets Photometry Positional data Occultations astrometry occultation eclipses Satellites of Saturn The files contain the results of Photometry and Position Observations of Saturnian Satellites. Some file presents a specific data of each measurement. Common parameters of observations such as the initial moment are given in the article. Satelite number: --------------------- 1 Mimas 2 Enceladus 3 Tethys 4 Dione 5 Rhea 6 Titan 7 Hyperion 8 Iapetus ---------------------

*Photometry of mutual occultation (CL SAI) OBS.date Observation date "DD/MM/YY" OBS.h Observation date (hours) h --- --- OBS.m Observation date (minutes) min --- --- OBS.s Observation date (seconds) s Sat1 Number of the first satellite --- Sat2 Number of the second satellite --- Flux Measured flux (in relative units) --- *Photometry of mutual eclipse (FAI AS RK), OBS.DATE Observation date "DD/MM/YY" OBS.h hours of the moment (UTC) h OBS.m minute of the moment (UTC) min OBS.s seconds of the moment (UTC) s Sat1 Number of the first satellite --- Sat2 Number of the second satellite --- Flux Measured flux (in arbitrary units) --- *Mutual apparent angular distance measurements OBS.DATE Observation date "DD/MM/YY" Init.m Minutes from initial moment min Sat1 Number of the first satellite --- Sat2 Number of the second satellite or s for star --- Dist Apparent mutual distance arcsec CCD position observations (Pulkovo) OBS.DATE Date of observation "DD/MM/YY" OBS.h hours of the moment (UTC) h OBS.m minute of the moment (UTC) min OBS.s seconds of the moment (UTC) s Sat1 number of the first satellite --- Sat2 number of the second satellite --- Sep Angular distance between satellites arcsec PA Position angle for the first satellite deg e_Sep rms uncertainty on Sep arcsec e_PA rms uncertainty on PA deg Photographic observations (Pulkovo) OBS.Y year of observation yr OBS.M month of observation "month" OBS.D number with part of day (UTC) d Plate conditional number of photographic plate --- Sat1 Satellite number --- Sat2 Number of main body (0: planet, 6: Titan) --- xpos Coordinate x number=1 x=(RA1-RA2)cos(DE2), y=DE1-DE2, where RA1, DE1 is the position of the first satellite, Sat1 RA2, DE2 is the position of the second satellite, Sat2 arcsec ypos Coordinate y number=1 x=(RA1-RA2)cos(DE2), y=DE1-DE2, where RA1, DE1 is the position of the first satellite, Sat1 RA2, DE2 is the position of the second satellite, Sat2 arcsec e_xpos rms uncertainty on xpos arcsec e_ypos rms uncertainty on ypos arcsec Patricia Bauer CDS 1999May06N. Emelianov <emelia@bdl.fr> J_A+AS_139_47.xml