Data Archive of Asteroid Observations at Maidanak S. Takahashi and F. Yoshida(NAOJ)

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Data Archive of Asteroid Observations at Maidanak S. Takahashi and F. Yoshida(NAOJ)

Self-introduction Shigeru TAKAHASHI 高橋 茂 Nobeyama Radio Observatory SE (45m Radio Telescope) Solar system minor body (asteroids, comets, etc.)

Observations of Asteroids Combinations of color and lightcurve observations Color –BVRI –Z band is ideal, but we use I-band filter instead. Lightcurve –R band –Determination of Rotational Period (3-10hour) 5-7 nights (Sites in Japan) 2-3 nights (Maidanak)

Observations at Maidanak 2003 First visit 1.5 m Telescope now 60cm Telescope Obs. of Asteroids Objects 89 (Including standard stars) Nights 190 Frames 21552

Numbers of Nights and Objects

Number of Frames Subprime lending! Lehman Shock!

A Plan of Archive Database System How can we mange a lot of data? To assist in data processing Local use (not for open-use) Database

Data Archive Original Data Processed Data Query Download Results of color, rotational period, etc (832) Karin BVRI… Ephemeris Data (832) Karin Position… SQL+PHP?

We need the internet access !! UBAI NAOJ Korean,Russian Car Korean, Uzbek Airplane Data Server iPhone 4 made in Korea

Schedule Status Completion The progress will be reported at the next Maidanak meeting. Who knows? Maybe… Planning

Summary We have obtained more than frames from We are now planning a data archive system for asteroids obtained at the Maidanak. The progress will be reported at the next Maidanak meeting.

Asteroids 年齢 Karin Family 若い Space Weathering

Web-based search Query Search keywords Object name, Obs. date, Frame type etc. Thumbnails Download links SQL+PHP?