VizieR Online Data Catalog: SPHERE/ZIMPOL (89) Julia images (Vernazza+, 2018) - Observatoire de Paris
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VizieR Online Data Catalog: SPHERE/ZIMPOL (89) Julia images (Vernazza+, 2018)

P. Vernazza
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M. Brozv
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A. Drouard
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J. Hanusv
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M. Viikinkoski
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M. Marsset
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L. Jorda
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R. Fetick
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F. Marchis
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T. Fusco
T. Santana-Ros
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E. Podlewska-Gaca
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E. Jehin
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M. Ferrais
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P. Bartczak
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G. Dudzinski
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J. Castillo-Rogez
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F. Cipriani
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F. Colas
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C. Dumas
J. Durech
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M. Kaasalainen
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A. Kryszczynska
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P. Lamy
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H. Le Coroller
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A. Marciniak
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T. Michalowski
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P. Michel
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P. Tanga
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A. Vigan
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B. Warner
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O. Witasse
B. Yang
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E. Asphaug
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D. C. Richardson
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P. Svevevek
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M. Gillon
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Z. Benkhaldoun
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Abstract

Julia was observed with the SPHERE instrument (ESO/VLT) around its opposition at eight different epochs. We used ZIMPOL in narrowband imaging mode (N_R filter; filter central wavelength = 645.9nm, width = 56.7nm). Each observational sequence consisted of a series of five images, where each image corresponded to a series of detector integration times (DITs) of 10s, during which Julia was used as a natural guide star for adaptive optics (AO) corrections. Observations were performed under good seeing conditions (<=0.8") with an airmass usually below 1.6. After every asteroid observation, we observed a nearby star for deconvolution purposes to estimate the instrument point spread function (PSF). Finally, standard calibrations, which include detector flat-fields and darks, were acquired in the morning as part of the instrument calibration plan.
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obspm-03908195 , version 1 (20-12-2022)

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P. Vernazza, M. Brozv, A. Drouard, J. Hanusv, M. Viikinkoski, et al.. VizieR Online Data Catalog: SPHERE/ZIMPOL (89) Julia images (Vernazza+, 2018). 2018. ⟨obspm-03908195⟩
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