1998 FH12 Planning


Background

1998 FH12 was discovered by the MIT/Lincoln Laboratory Near-Earth Asteroid
Research (LINEAR) project on March 25, 1998.  Its absolute magnitude of 18.9 
suggests that it is within a factor of two of about 500 meters in diameter.  
Otherwise nothing is known about the physical properties of this object. 
However, it will be well-positioned for photometry and vis-IR spectroscopy in June,
so it is possible that its rotation period will become known shortly before
the radar tracks start.
Due to its size and the proximity of its orbit to that of Earth, 1998 FH12 has been 
classified as a "Potentially  Hazardous Asteroid" by the International 
Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center.
Goldstone observations are scheduled for June 27-29 and Arecibo observations are
scheduled for June 27-30.  1998 FH12 will be a strong target and we expect to to 
image it on all three Goldstone tracks.  The Goldstone tracks completely overlap 
tracks scheduled at Arecibo.
Orbital and Physical Characteristics
 orbit type               Apollo   
 semimajor axis           1.092 AU     
 eccentricity             0.540        
 inclination              3.53°       
 perihelion distance      0.503 AU     
 aphelion distance        1.682 AU     
 absolute magnitude (H)  18.8
 diameter                 0.37 to 1.0 km  
 rotation period          unknown
 lightcurve amplitude     unknown
 spectral class           unknown      

Timely astrometry reported by the following stations has significantly reduced the pointing,
Doppler, and range uncertainties:

185 Observatoire Astronomique Jurassien-Vicques  (Switzerland)
204 Osservatorio Astronomico G.V. Schiaparelli (Italy)
587 Osservatorio Astronomico di Sormano (Italy)
620 Observatorio Astronomico de Mallorca (Spain)
673 Table Mountain Observatory (California)
926 Tenagra Observatory (Arizona)
941 Observatorio Astronomico Pla D'Arguines (Spain)
A14 Les Engarouines Observatory (France)
A28 Kempten Observatory (Germany)
H59 Prairie Grass Observatory (Indiana)

Last updated: 2003 July 1


Discovery


Discovery Announcement


M.P.E.C. 1998-F29                                Issued 1998 Mar. 27, 14:57 UT

     The Minor Planet Electronic Circulars contain information on unusual
         minor planets and routine data on comets.  They are published
   on behalf of Commission 20 of the International Astronomical Union by the
          Minor Planet Center, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory,
                          Cambridge, MA 02138, U.S.A.

             BMARSDEN@CFA.HARVARD.EDU or GWILLIAMS@CFA.HARVARD.EDU
                   URL http://cfa-www.harvard.edu/iau/mpc.html

                                   1998 FH12

Observations:
     J98F12H* C1998 03 25.12722 11 04 24.15 +17 56 35.4          19.3        704
     J98F12H  C1998 03 25.14751 11 04 21.53 +17 56 39.1          19.1        704
     J98F12H  C1998 03 25.16801 11 04 18.60 +17 56 44.1          19.3        704
     J98F12H  C1998 03 25.18836 11 04 15.93 +17 56 48.9          19.7        704
     J98F12H  C1998 03 25.90517 11 02 43.03 +17 58 14.3          18.1 R      046
     J98F12H  C1998 03 25.90773 11 02 42.71 +17 58 14.8                      046
     J98F12H  C1998 03 25.90954 11 02 42.48 +17 58 14.8                      046
     J98F12H  C1998 03 26.05716 11 02 23.18 +17 58 29.4          18.9 V      557
     J98F12H  C1998 03 26.07672 11 02 20.72 +17 58 31.6                      557
     J98F12H  C1998 03 26.13722 11 02 14.70 +17 58 45.6          19.0        704
     J98F12H  C1998 03 26.15770 11 02 12.16 +17 58 46.1          19.0        704
     J98F12H  C1998 03 26.17788 11 02 09.10 +17 58 49.7          20.0        704
     J98F12H  C1998 03 26.78427 11 00 55.81 +17 59 39.0                      557
     J98F12H  C1998 03 26.79241 11 00 54.82 +17 59 39.7          18.8 V      557
     J98F12H  C1998 03 26.90836 11 00 40.50 +17 59 49.7          17.8 V      046
     J98F12H  C1998 03 26.91030 11 00 40.24 +17 59 50.0                      046
     J98F12H  C1998 03 26.91207 11 00 40.03 +17 59 50.0                      046
     J98F12H  C1998 03 27.26977 10 59 58.26 +18 00 14.5                      658
     J98F12H  C1998 03 27.27204 10 59 57.95 +18 00 15.3                      658
     J98F12H  C1998 03 27.27480 10 59 57.64 +18 00 15.4                      658

Observer details:
046 Klet.  Observers M. Tichy, Z. Moravec.  Measurer M. Tichy.  0.57-m f/5.2
    reflector + CCD.
557 Ondrejov.  Observers P. Pravec, L. Sarounova.  0.65-m f/3.6 reflector
    + CCD.
658 Dominion Astrophysical Observatory.  Observer D. D. Balam.  1.82-m
    reflector + CCD.
704 Lincoln Laboratory ETS, New Mexico.  Observers M. Blythe, F. Shelly,
    M. Bezpalko.  Measurers J. Stuart, H. Viggh.  1.0-m f/2.15 reflector + CCD.

Orbital elements:
1998 FH12
Epoch 1998 Mar. 8.0 TT = JDT 2450880.5                  Williams
M  72.51363              (2000.0)            P               Q
n   0.84036725     Peri.  282.10270     +0.83470617     -0.54741157
a   1.1121328      Node   111.11469     +0.52697937     +0.76233868
e   0.5716826      Incl.    3.69088     +0.15986980     +0.34522501
P   1.17           H   18.5           G   0.15
From 20 observations 1998 Mar. 25-27.

Ephemeris:
1998 FH12                a,e,i = 1.11, 0.57, 4                   q = 0.4763
Date    TT    R. A. (2000) Decl.     Delta      r     Elong.  Phase     V
1998 03 18    11 23.75   +17 18.8    0.361    1.344   162.6    12.8    17.7
1998 03 28    10 58.60   +18 01.0    0.457    1.412   150.0    20.7    18.6
1998 04 07    10 45.62   +17 43.4    0.568    1.474   138.3    26.9    19.3
1998 04 17    10 41.01   +16 54.2    0.689    1.528   128.1    31.1    19.9
1998 04 27    10 42.04   +15 46.8    0.817    1.576   119.2    33.9    20.5
1998 05 07    10 47.00   +14 27.7    0.951    1.618   111.3    35.5    20.9
1998 05 17    10 54.70   +13 00.6    1.087    1.654   104.0    36.4    21.3
1998 05 27    11 04.37   +11 27.3    1.224    1.684    97.2    36.7    21.6
1998 06 06    11 15.53   +09 48.9    1.360    1.708    90.8    36.4    21.8

Gareth V. Williams           (C) Copyright 1998 MPC           M.P.E.C. 1998-F29


SNR Calculation


HMag:           -18.8
Diameter:       0.550
Period:         4

                           ------------GOLDSTONE----------  -------------ARECIBO-----------
                                            Max                              Max
                                    Dat     Run    UTC               Dat     Run    UTC
    Date   RA  Dec  Delta  Runs     SNR     SNR   Window    Runs     SNR     SNR   Window
2003  6 21 323  -1  0.082   186      25       2  7:12-15:35   16     100      26  7:54- 8:18
2003  6 22 327   1  0.074   209      38       3  7:17-16:00   32     260      50  7:42- 8:54
2003  6 23 333   4  0.066   236      59       4  7:30-16:23   47     530      87  7:42- 9:30
2003  6 24 340   7  0.060   267      91       6  7:42-17:00   61     910     120  7:54-10:05
2003  6 25 348  11  0.055   299     130       8  8:00-17:41   75    1400     170  8:18-10:41
2003  6 26 358  15  0.051   329     180      11  8:24-18:30   85    1900     220  8:48-11:24
2003  6 27  10  19  0.050   349     200      12  9:00-19:23   88    2200     250  9:30-12:11
2003  6 28  22  23  0.050   355     190      11  9:35-20:18   87    2100     230 10:18-12:54
2003  6 29  35  25  0.053   346     160       9 10:11-21:06   81    1700     190 11:00-13:35
2003  6 30  46  26  0.058   325     110       7 10:48-21:48   74    1200     140 11:41-14:18
2003  7  1  55  27  0.064   298      77       5 11:24-22:23   67     790     100 12:18-14:48
2003  7  2  62  27  0.071   271      51       3 11:48-22:48   61     520      70 12:41-15:18
2003  7  3  68  26  0.079   245      33       2 12:11-23:06   56     340      48 13:05-15:35
2003  7  4  73  26  0.087   223      22       2 12:30-23:23   51     230      33 13:18-15:54
2003  7  5  77  25  0.096   203      15       1 12:41-23:36   47     150      24 13:30-16:06
2003  7  6  81  25  0.106   185      10       1 12:54-23:41   44     110      17 13:35-16:11
2003  7  7  83  24  0.116   170       7       1 13:00-23:48   41      77      12 13:41-16:23


Goldstone Track Assignments

              
      UT       UT                                           Duration
DOY  Date    TX Window   PDT TX Window     AST TX Window      (h)
---  ----    ---------   -------------     -------------    --------
178 Jun 27   0935-1735   Jun 27 0235-1035  Jun 27 0535-1335   8:00
179 Jun 28   1015-1815   Jun 28 0315-1115  Jun 28 0615-1415   8:00
180 Jun 29   1055-1855   Jun 29 0355-1155  Jun 29 0655-1455   8:00

Arecibo Track Assignments

              
      UT       UT                                           Duration
DOY  Date    TX Window   PDT TX Window     AST TX Window      (h)
---  ----    ---------   -------------     -------------    --------
178 Jun 27   0945-1238   Jun 27 0245-0538  Jun 27 0545-0838   2:53
179 Jun 28   1033-1323   Jun 28 0333-0623  Jun 28 0633-0923   2:50
180 Jun 29   1118-1403   Jun 29 0418-0703  Jun 29 0718-1003   2:45
181 Jun 30   1156-1438   Jun 30 0456-0738  Jun 30 0756-1038   2:42


Uncertainties


From Horizons (2003 May 21): JPL solution #2, # obs: 45 (1998-1999)

 Date (UT)   HH:MM  R.A.       DEC.     Delta (AU)  POS_3sigma  DOP_S-sig  DOP_X-sig  RT_delay-sig
 2003 Jun 27 00:00  10.45107  19.30664  0.0505482364 895.657043   31.49    112.63     0.472071
 2003 Jun 28 00:00  22.71210  22.67439  0.0512576457 640.368211   68.98    246.71     0.498981
 2003 Jun 29 00:00  34.65450  24.94805  0.0540699473 542.517500  103.16    368.96     0.507421
 2003 Jun 30 00:00  45.38055  26.13695  0.0586941923 603.411553  131.40    469.98     0.501717

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From Ken Lawrence (2003 May 28):

     "For your info...NEAT recovered 1998 FH12
last night!"

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From Horizons (2003 May 29): JPL solution #3, # obs: 48 (1998-2003)

 2003-Jun-27 00:00  10.34169  19.37299  0.0502816124 60.2270973    5.64    20.17      0.004482
 2003-Jun-28 00:00  22.67006  22.76187  0.0509808627 56.3184582    6.06    21.68      0.006937
 2003-Jun-29 00:00  34.68040  25.04231  0.0537929910 48.6269967    6.59    23.57      0.009366
 2003-Jun-30 00:00  45.45966  26.22498  0.0584242271 39.6995092    7.12    25.46      0.011369

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From Horizons (2003 June 5): JPL solution #5, # obs: 56 (1998-2003 June 4)

 2003-Jun-27 00:00  10.33668  19.37090  0.0502804154 49.9762075    4.67    16.70      0.002176
 2003-Jun-28 00:00  22.66522  22.76029  0.0509786850 47.7384024    4.97    17.78      0.004283
 2003-Jun-29 00:00  34.67617  25.04129  0.0537899660 42.0473218    5.46    19.53      0.006484
 2003-Jun-30 00:00  45.45627  26.22440  0.0584205398 34.9382087    6.00    21.46      0.008332

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From Reiner Stoss (2003 June 17):

"With last night's observations by 620 Observatorio Astronomico de Mallorca
(published in today's DOU) the 3sigma plane-of-sky uncertainty has dropped
to 15 arcseconds on June 27).

If weather stays clear we will try to do another set
tonight from OAM, though moon will be only 16° away (was
20° away last night)."

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From Horizons (2003 June 17): JPL solution #6, # obs: 60 (1998-2003 June 16)

 2003-Jun-27 00:00  10.34368  19.37296  0.0502811845 17.3733020   1.68     6.02      0.001223
 2003-Jun-28 00:00  22.67217  22.76174  0.0509807842 18.0791855   1.38     4.93      0.000814
 2003-Jun-29 00:00  34.68244  25.04205  0.0537932608 17.3676808   1.81     6.46      0.001187
 2003-Jun-30 00:00  45.46149  26.22461  0.0584248101 15.7413833   2.49     8.90      0.001855

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From Horizons (2003 June 22): JPL solution #10, # obs: 95 (1998-2003 June 21)

 2003-Jun-27 00:00  10.34588  19.37391  0.0502807926 5.84281641   1.25     4.48      0.000769
 2003-Jun-28 00:00  22.67457  22.76256  0.0509808337 6.57467859   0.61     2.18      0.000498
 2003-Jun-29 00:00  34.68481  25.04265  0.0537937458 6.75818917   0.60     2.13      0.000306
 2003-Jun-30 00:00  45.46367  26.22501  0.0584256837 6.49910442   1.12     4.00      0.000407

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From Jon Giorgini (2003 Jun 23) 

  Solutions and predict files at Goldstone and Arecibo have been 
updated to solution #12 (101 opt. obs spanning 1998-Mar-25 to 
2003-Jun-22). 3-sigma S & X-band uncertainties:

      DATE          Pointing  S-band Dop X-band Dop   Delay  
                      (")         Hz                  (sec)  
-----------------  ---------  ---------- ---------- ----------
27-JUN-2003 00:00      5.190       1.224      4.378   0.000727
28-JUN-2003 00:00      5.895       0.580      2.076   0.000486
29-JUN-2003 00:00      6.109       0.528      1.888   0.000303
30-JUN-2003 00:00      5.918       1.039      3.716   0.000367
 1-JUL-2003 00:00      5.497       1.522      5.445   0.000582

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From Jon Giorgini (2003 June 26):

  1998 FH12 solution #17 has been established in OSOD at Arecibo
and Goldstone. With 131 optical observations 25-MAR-1998 to 25-JUN-2003,
3-sigma S & X-band uncertainties follow:

      DATE          Pointing  S-band Dop X-band Dop    Delay  
                      (")         Hz        Hz         (sec)  
-----------------  ---------  ---------- ---------- ----------
27-JUN-2003 00:00      1.831       1.108      3.964   0.000401
28-JUN-2003 00:00      2.227       0.517      1.850   0.000334
29-JUN-2003 00:00      2.464       0.184      0.658   0.000287
30-JUN-2003 00:00      2.537       0.630      2.254   0.000294
 1-JUL-2003 00:00      2.494       1.043      3.731   0.000359

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From Jon Giorgini (2003 June 28):

  #1) Solution #25 fit looks good.

   #2) I deleted one optical observation apparently pushed out by all the 
radar data, added in the few new opticals, then generated solution #27. It 
includes all the radar astrometry in the ADD file at Arecibo. Residuals 
are fine (normalized radar resid RMS 0.527):

                                                            Resid Uncertainty
AR20030628.756944 181000   52.76219939   -14    Delay       0.793    1.000
AR20030628.470833 111800    51.8834544    -1    Delay      -0.759    0.900
AR20030628.451389 105000    51.8310903    -1    Delay      -3.406    4.000
AP20030628.442361 103700    -72460.2D0    -1    Doppler    -0.185    0.500
AR20030627.708333 170000    50.3855855   -14    Delay      -1.592   10.000
AR20030627.506944 121000     50.197184   -14    Delay      -0.095    0.750
AR20030627.443056 103800    50.1488369    -1    Delay       0.416    0.900
AR20030627.416667 100000     50.135712    -1    Delay      -0.150    4.000
AP20030627.407639  94700    -11523.1D0    -1    Doppler     0.246    0.500

 ---- Optical Residuals ----      RA        Dec      Total
 Mean                            0.160     0.107     0.193
 Normalized RMS                                      0.526
 No. optical observations:   137

 ----- Radar Residuals -----     Delay   Doppler   Radar+Optical
 Normalized RMS                  0.576     0.435        0.527
 No. Delay, Doppler Obs.:   7,  2

 The 3-sigma pointing uncertainties at S & X-band:

 Date__(UT)__HR:MN     POS_3sigma  DOP_S-sig  DOP_X-sig  RT_delay-sig
 -----------------     ----------  ---------  ---------  ------------
 2003-Jun-28 00:00     .582588219       0.25       0.88      0.000003
 2003-Jun-29 00:00     .648994055       0.06       0.23      0.000005
 2003-Jun-30 00:00     .708070348       0.21       0.74      0.000026
 2003-Jul-01 00:00     .744943478       0.37       1.32      0.000056
 2003-Jul-02 00:00     .760155619       0.50       1.79      0.000092
  Doppler uncertainties this small are likely optimistic

   #3) New predict files were generated at Arecibo and Goldstone. 
       NOTE: Directories were getting cluttered, so all pre-soln #27 files
       were moved to an OSOD subdirectory called OLD.

   #4) Goldstone bistatic files were produced (on stealth):
       PRDX.OUT.14-01-14.X.s27  (DSS 14 xmit 8560 MHz, Arecibo rcv DOPPLER)
       PUNCH.OUT.14-01-14.X.s27 (additional "straight" config requested Sat).

       PRDX.OUT.14-14.X.s27     (DSS 14 xmit DOPPLER, DSS 14 rcv at 8560 MHz)
       PUNCH.OUT.14-14.X.s27    (the config requested Friday)

   #5) Arecibo bistatic "S-band" receiver predict files were produced 
       (on utuado):

           PRDX.OUT.14-14-01.X.s27  (Differential)
           PRDX.OUT.14-01-01.X.s27  ("straight" DSS 14 -> Arecibo RCV predicts)



Setups


Initial CW setup for the first track:           

TX polarization           RCP
RCV polarization          LCP
Frequencies:              2
Dwell:                    20 seconds
Bandwidth:                4000 Hz 
Sampling interval:        2500 x 0.1 usec 
VME FFT for PSD files:    4096 for 0.9766-Hz resn


Possible ranging setups:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

127 x 64 10-usec single sample

baud            10 usec
code            127
gates           127
FFT             64
CLT             11
ncoh            2
bandwidth       394 Hz   
resolution      6.15 Hz
TXOFF           +60 Hz -> echo will be centered at +9.75 bins or in bin 32+10 = 42
incoh sums      64 => 10.4 sec/record

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

127 x 64 11-usec single sample, 5.6-Hz resolution.

baud            11 usec
code            127
gates           127
PRP             1397
FFT             64
CLT             11
ncoh            2
bandwidth       357.9 Hz   
resolution      5.59 Hz
TXOFF           TBD
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

127 x 64 11-usec single sample, 11.2-Hz resolution

baud            11 usec
code            127
gates           127
PRP             1397
FFT             64
CLT             11
ncoh            1
bandwidth       715.8 Hz   
resolution      11.2 Hz
TXOFF           +60 -> echo would be centered at +5 bins w/perfect ephemeris

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

127 x 64 7-usec single sample
------------------------------
baud            7 usec
code            127
gates           127
PRP             889
FFT             64
CLT             11
ncoh            1
bandwidth       1124.9 Hz   
resolution      17.6 Hz
TXOFF           +60 -> echo would be centered at +3.4 bins w/perfect ephemeris

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

127 x 64 1-usec single sample
------------------------------
baud            1 usec
code            127
gates           127
PRP             127
FFT             64
CLT             13 & 14, about evenly divided
ncoh            15
bandwidth       525 Hz   
resolution      8.2 Hz
TXOFF           +50 -> echo would be centered at +6.1 bins w/perfect ephemeris

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

0.125-usec ranging
------------------
setup           JX1XS001  
baud            0.125 usec
code            127
gates           127
FFT             64
ncoh            1968
bandwidth       32.008 Hz     
resolution      0.5001 Hz
TXOFF           6 Hz = 12 cells, => cell 44
incoh sums      4 looks=> 8 sec/record => expect records per run ~ RTT/8
CLT gate        34.8

_____________________________________________________________________
POSSIBLE RANGING SETUPS: (code=127, FFT=64, single-pol'n) 
   These are from JX, w/ max-band (min-acc) options from Ray Jurgens.
   Currently configured for 5-sec records.
_______________________________________________________________________
 Setup        Baud        RP         1-acc 1-acc      
            usec   m      usec        band   res    acc  band     res 
_______________________________________________________________________
 
JX1XS110  11.000 1650    1397.0      715.8  11.2      2   358     5.6
JX1XS070   7.000 1050     889.0     1124.9  17.6      3   375     5.9
                                                      
JX1XS020   2.000  300     254.0     3937.0  61.5     12   328     5.1
                                                      4   984    15.4 

JX1XS010   1.000  150     127.0     7874.0 123.0     41   192     3.0 
                                                      8   984    15.4 

JX1XS005   0.500   75      63.5    15748.0 246.1    123   128     2.0 
                                                     15  1050    16.4 

JX1XS002   0.250   37.5    31.75   31496.1 492.1    492    64     1.0
                                                     30  1050    16.4 
 
JX1XS001   0.125   18.75   15.875  62992.1 984.3   1970    32     0.5 
                                                     60  1050    16.4 
____________________________________________________________________


Instructions

NOTE: Data should be moved to the appropriate subdirectories in intruder:/d1/1998FH12/raw/

1998 FH12 POINTING:


   OSOD and initial predicts have been set-up at
Goldstone on stealth:

   /export/data2/osod/ops/1998fh12/

The predicts are also available at:
   /export/data0/rosema/1998fh12/support/


POINTING  
                                                  TX Offsets    
Date (UTC)   DOY  hhmmss    RA       Dec   Macro  LHA      Dec    RTT  OSOD

2003 06 27   178  090000  14.9677 20.7641   A                     50.1  17 
2003 06 27   178  100000  15.4796 20.9138   A                     50.2 
2003 06 27   178  110000  15.9896 21.0616   A   -0.0071   0.0020  50.2
2003 06 27   178  120000  16.4980 21.2071   AB                    50.2 
2003 06 27   178  130000  17.0050 21.3503   AB                    50.2
2003 06 27   178  140000  17.5113 21.4908    B                    50.3
2003 06 27   178  150000  18.0173 21.6287    B  -0.0071   0.0019  50.3
2003 06 27   178  160000  18.5238 21.7638    B                    50.3
2003 06 27   178  170000  19.0313 21.8962    B                    50.4
2003 06 27   178  180000  19.5403 22.0259    B                    50.4

2003 06 28   179  100000  27.8197 23.8657   A                     51.8  17
2003 06 28   179  110000  28.3209 23.9676   A                     51.9 
2003 06 28   179  120000  28.8182 24.0669   A  -0.0071   0.0014   52.0 
2003 06 28   179  130000  29.3121 24.1636   AB                    52.1 
2003 06 28   179  140000  29.8029 24.2574   AB                    52.2
2003 06 28   179  150000  30.2911 24.3482    B                    52.3
2003 06 28   179  160000  30.7774 24.4359    B -0.0071   0.0013   52.5
2003 06 28   179  170000  31.2623 24.5206    B                    52.6
2003 06 28   179  180000  31.7466 24.6024    B                    52.7
2003 06 28   179  190000  32.2306 24.6813    B                    52.9

2003 06 29   180  110000  39.8632 25.7188  A                      55.6  23
2003 06 29   180  120000  40.3108 25.7720  A                      55.7
2003 06 29   180  130000  40.7534 25.8230  A  -0.00680   0.0008   55.9
2003 06 29   180  140000  41.1915 25.8716  A                      56.1
2003 06 29   180  150000  41.6256 25.9176  AB                     56.3
2003 06 29   180  160000  42.0562 25.9611   B                     56.5
2003 06 29   180  170000  42.4840 26.0019   B -0.00670   0.0006   56.7
2003 06 29   180  180000  42.9096 26.0401   B                     56.9
2003 06 29   180  190000  43.3335 26.0760   B                     57.2


PRDX.OUT.s27 TRANSMITTER: STATION #14, RECEIVER: STATION #14 RECEIVER U.T. RANGE DOPPLER LHA DEC RA EL 2003 JUN 29 10:50 55.5270554408 -433367.447 282.9302 25.7098 39.788 24.566 2003 JUN 29 11:00 55.5574781250 -434698.497 285.3620 25.7189 39.863 26.489 2003 JUN 29 11:10 55.5879952050 -436060.534 287.7939 25.7279 39.938 28.422 2003 JUN 29 11:20 55.6186088226 -437453.149 290.2259 25.7369 40.013 30.363 2003 JUN 29 11:30 55.6493211132 -438875.870 292.6581 25.7458 40.088 32.313 2003 JUN 29 11:40 55.6801341693 -440328.171 295.0905 25.7546 40.162 34.269 2003 JUN 29 11:50 55.7110500443 -441809.468 297.5229 25.7634 40.237 36.233 2003 JUN 29 12:00 55.7420707405 -443319.121 299.9555 25.7721 40.311 38.202 2003 JUN 29 12:10 55.7731982299 -444856.436 302.3883 25.7808 40.385 40.177 2003 JUN 29 12:20 55.8044344256 -446420.665 304.8211 25.7894 40.459 42.155 2003 JUN 29 12:30 55.8357811785 -448011.009 307.2542 25.7979 40.533 44.137 2003 JUN 29 12:40 55.8672402980 -449626.618 309.6873 25.8063 40.606 46.122 2003 JUN 29 12:50 55.8988135238 -451266.592 312.1206 25.8147 40.680 48.108 2003 JUN 29 13:00 55.9305025229 -452929.985 314.5540 25.8231 40.753 50.094 2003 JUN 29 13:10 55.9623089023 -454615.804 316.9875 25.8313 40.827 52.080 2003 JUN 29 13:20 55.9942342065 -456323.014 319.4212 25.8395 40.900 54.063 2003 JUN 29 13:30 56.0262798973 -458050.535 321.8549 25.8477 40.973 56.043 2003 JUN 29 13:40 56.0584473513 -459797.250 324.2888 25.8557 41.046 58.017 2003 JUN 29 13:50 56.0907378820 -461562.000 326.7228 25.8637 41.119 59.983 2003 JUN 29 14:00 56.1231527038 -463343.595 329.1569 25.8717 41.192 61.938 2003 JUN 29 14:10 56.1556929546 -465140.805 331.5912 25.8795 41.264 63.879 2003 JUN 29 14:20 56.1883596934 -466952.374 334.0255 25.8873 41.337 65.800 2003 JUN 29 14:30 56.2211538736 -468777.012 336.4600 25.8950 41.409 67.697 2003 JUN 29 14:40 56.2540763737 -470613.405 338.8945 25.9026 41.481 69.562 2003 JUN 29 14:50 56.2871279625 -472460.212 341.3292 25.9102 41.554 71.382 2003 JUN 29 15:00 56.3203093307 -474316.071 343.7639 25.9177 41.626 73.143 2003 JUN 29 15:10 56.3536210480 -476179.600 346.1988 25.9251 41.698 74.824 2003 JUN 29 15:20 56.3870636280 -478049.400 348.6337 25.9325 41.770 76.393 2003 JUN 29 15:30 56.4206374359 -479924.055 351.0688 25.9397 41.841 77.807 2003 JUN 29 15:40 56.4543427785 -481802.138 353.5039 25.9469 41.913 79.004 2003 JUN 29 15:50 56.4881798461 -483682.214 355.9391 25.9541 41.985 79.908 2003 JUN 29 16:00 56.5221487111 -485562.838 358.3744 25.9611 42.056 80.433 2003 JUN 29 16:10 56.5562493777 -487442.562 0.8097 25.9681 42.128 80.517 2003 JUN 29 16:20 56.5904817321 -489319.937 3.2452 25.9750 42.199 80.148 2003 JUN 29 16:30 56.6248455422 -491193.512 5.6807 25.9819 42.271 79.373 2003 JUN 29 16:40 56.6593405157 -493061.842 8.1163 25.9886 42.342 78.274 2003 JUN 29 16:50 56.6939662096 -494923.486 10.5519 25.9953 42.413 76.931 2003 JUN 29 17:00 56.7287221215 -496777.013 12.9876 26.0020 42.484 75.413 2003 JUN 29 17:10 56.7636076245 -498621.004 15.4234 26.0085 42.555 73.770 2003 JUN 29 17:20 56.7986220087 -500454.051 17.8592 26.0150 42.626 72.037 2003 JUN 29 17:30 56.8337644500 -502274.764 20.2951 26.0214 42.697 70.237 2003 JUN 29 17:40 56.8690340437 -504081.773 22.7311 26.0277 42.768 68.389 2003 JUN 29 17:50 56.9044297736 -505873.726 25.1671 26.0340 42.839 66.504 2003 JUN 29 18:00 56.9399505375 -507649.298 27.6031 26.0402 42.910 64.592 2003 JUN 29 18:10 56.9755951498 -509407.190 30.0392 26.0463 42.980 62.660 2003 JUN 29 18:20 57.0113623179 -511146.128 32.4753 26.0524 43.051 60.712 2003 JUN 29 18:30 57.0472506778 -512864.874 34.9115 26.0584 43.122 58.752 2003 JUN 29 18:40 57.0832587632 -514562.218 37.3477 26.0643 43.192 56.783 2003 JUN 29 18:50 57.1193850409 -516236.990 39.7840 26.0702 43.263 54.808 2003 JUN 29 19:00 57.1556278885 -517888.053 42.2202 26.0760 43.334 52.828

 

GOLDSTONE MASTERLOG

MASTERLOG =================================================================================================== RCV file setup runs start -stop osod OFFSET TX Poln --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- June 27 PSD03178.1998fh12, VOLT03178.1998fh12 CW 4 kHz, 2 hops, 20s dwell, 4k FFT 43 094340-105738 17 none RCP fh17803 0.25 us x 2.00 Hz 50 112325-125131 17 +12 Hz RCP fh17804 0.25 us x 2.00 Hz 49 125822-142620 17 +12 Hz RCP fh17805 0.25 us x 2.00 Hz 50 145659-162511 17 +12 Hz RCP fh17808 10 us x 6.15 Hz 6 165247-170236 17 +40 Hz (?) RCP PSD03178A.1998fh12, VOLT03178A.1998fh12 CW 4 kHz, 2 hops, 20s dwell, 4k FFT 12 171455-173427 17 none RCP --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- June 28 PSD03179.1998fh12, VOLT03179.1998fh12 CW 4 kHz, 2 hops, 20s dwell, 4 k FFT 13 122108-124312 21? none RCP fh17903 0.25 us x 2.00 Hz 16 130240-133047 21? +12 Hz RCP fh17904 0.25 us x 2.00 Hz 12 140442-142537 23? +12 Hz RCP fh17905 0.25 us x 2.00 Hz 50 143653-160705 23? +12 Hz RCP fh17906 0.25 us x 2.00 Hz 50 162521-175540 23? +12 Hz RCP fh17907 0.25 us x 2.00 Hz 9 175852-181417 23? +12 Hz RCP --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- June 29 PSD03180.1998fh12, VOLT03180.1998fh12 CW 4 kHz, 2 hops, 20s dwell, 4 k FFT 11 105619-111617 27 none RCP PSD03180A.1998FH12, VOLT03180A.1998FH12 CW 4 kHz, 2 hops, 20s dwell, 4 k FFT 112 114551-151823 27 none RCP PSD03180B.1998FH12, VOLT03180B.1998FH12 CW 4 kHz, 2 hops, 20s dwell, 4 k FFT 45 152954-165440 27 none RCP =================================================================================================== ASTROMETRY ========== 2003 06 27 12:10:00 R 50.197184 0.75 8560.D6 -14 Benner, L.A.M. Correction of -190 us to soln 17 from 1/4 us imaging. Echo wrapped almost exactly 6 times thru the code (consistent w/Arecibo 4.0 us range). 2003 06 27 17:00:00 R 50.3855855 10.0 8560.D6 -14 Benner, L.A.M. Correction of -190 us to solution 17 using 10 us ranging. 2003 06 28 18:10:00 R 52.76219939 1.0 8560.D6 -14 Benner, L.A.M. Correction of +5.75 us to soln 23 from 15 minutes of 0.25 us imaging. Placed COM at TE of echo, which is about 5 gates deep. ===================================================================================================
Dr. Lance A. M. Benner | PHONE: (818) 354-7412 Mail Stop 300-233 | FAX: (818) 354-9476 Jet Propulsion Laboratory | email: lance@reason.jpl.nasa.gov Pasadena, CA 91109-8099 | Plan: To live long and prosper

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