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- The text discusses opportunities for asteroid photometry on objects with unclear lightcurve parameters, aiming to improve shape and spin axis modeling.
- It highlights the importance of collecting additional data to refine these measurements through lightcurve inversion techniques.
- The document also mentions radar observation targets, indicating that lightcurves can help resolve uncertainties in rotation periods that radar data alone may not clarify.
Article Abstract
We present lists of asteroid photometry opportunities for objects reaching a favorable apparition and have no or poorly-defined lightcurve parameters. Additional data on these objects will help with shape and spin axis modeling via lightcurve inversion. We also include lists of objects that will be the target of radar observations. Lightcurves for these objects can help constrain pole solutions and/or remove rotation period ambiguities that might not come from using radar data alone.
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