U.S. Naval Observatory The Hipparcos Catalog Sean E. Urban U.S. Naval Observatory.

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U.S. Naval Observatory The Hipparcos Catalog Sean E. Urban U.S. Naval Observatory

Hipparcos: The Basics Satellite operation: to Epoch of catalog: (ICRS) Represents the ICRF in the optical 117,955 w/ astrometry –Complete to V=7.3 – 9.0 – Pos. err. 1-3 mas; P.M. err. 1-5 mas/yr –Parallaxes included

U.S. Naval Observatory Hipparcos: The Basics, cont. 118,204 w/ photometry –Broad band visual –Errors V = mag. B and V from Tycho detector – Errors B and V = 0.02 mag. Variability information Extensively documented

U.S. Naval Observatory Distribution of Stars on the Sky

U.S. Naval Observatory Not All Created Equally Flags identify potential problem cases –C, G, V, O, and X stars –Errors likely underestimate –Can have severe problems 18,000 “problem” stars Can utilize ground-based observations to identify and mitigate problems

U.S. Naval Observatory Positional Errors

U.S. Naval Observatory Summary Hipparcos is the standard in the optical Use where possible Understand caveats, especially with flagged stars USNO can aid in evaluation of data