Flagstaff Robotic Survey Telescope (FRoST) Software

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Flagstaff Robotic Survey Telescope (FRoST) Software Michael Rynders Dr. David Trilling Northern Arizona University

Acknowledgments Dr. David Trilling Dr. Nadine Barlow Kathleen Stigmon Dan Avner NASA Space Grant Michael Rynders

Near Earth Asteroids Impact risk Hard to see Fast Uncertain orbits From Paul Chodas, AMNH 02/15/2013 Michael Rynders

Flagstaff RObotic Survey Telescope (FRoST) Dan Avner 0.6m Schmidt Telescope Located at Anderson Mesa ~20th Magnitude 1 deg2 Field of View Rapid observations and follow-ups Michael Rynders

The Goal - Automatically Observe Objects List of best targets and their locations to observe hourly This Code cneos.jpl.nasa.gov Sorted List NASA Database Filter Calculate time until lost Calculate needed observations Rank Priority Objects Sorted list FRoST Michael Rynders

Finding One Asteroid Michael Rynders

Priority Ranking Considered Factors Adjustable Algorithm Too many observations Already observed by FRoST Too many frames needed Lots of days left to observe Impact Chance Brightness Size Uncertainty Adjustable Algorithm Michael Rynders

Summary Improves Efficiency Better understanding of Asteroids Adjustable Pilot Program Michael Rynders