Going Faint: Detection Techniques for Follow-Up of Faint NEO's

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May 2001

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2001 Minor Planet Amateur/Professional Workshop, meeting held May 4-6, 2001 at Lunar Planetary Laboratory, University of Arizona

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Photometry, Asteroids, Ccd

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Doing Neo follow-up often involves imaging asteroids at or near the
limit of detection of a given telescope/site/CCD. Techniques to enhance
detection of low Signal to Noise NEO's will be discussed.. These
techniques include image processing, monitor setting, location and
position angle of NEO, display and Optimum Screen Visual Angle.

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