+--------------------------------+ +--------------------------------+ ASTERIODAL OCCULTATION - REPORT FORM +--------------------------------+ +--------------------------------+ EAON & IOTA-ES EUROPEAN ASTEROIDAL OCCULTATION NETWORK INTERNATIONAL OCCULTATION TIMING ASSOCIATION EUROPEAN SECTION +--------------------------------+ +--------------------------------+ 1.DATE: 2020/04/25 STAR: UCAC4 496-064872 ASTEROID: (471325) 2011 KT19 2.OBSERVER: Name: Gerhard Dangl Phone: ++43-(0)2842-53908 Address: AUSTRIA, A-3830, Nonndorf 12 E-mail: gerhard@dangl.at 3.OBSERVING STATION: Nearest city: Waidhofen an der Thaya Station: Nonndorf - C47 Latitude: N 48 47 13.4 (WGS84) Longitude: E 15 14 08.3 (WGS84) Altitude: 599m (WGS84), 554m (MSL) Single/Multiple: Single +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ 4.TIMING OF EVENTS: Occultation recorded: NEGATIVE Type of event: "S"tart observation; "I"nterrupt-"s"tart; "D"isappearance; "B"link; "F"lash; "E"nd observation; "I"nterrupt-"e"nd; "R"eappearance; "O"ther (specify) Personal Equation Substracted: No Event Time (UT) P.E. Accuracy + Comments code: HH:MM:SS.ss S.ss S.ss S: 20:44:45 E: 20:51:37 5.TELESCOPE: Type: Newton Focal length: 1200mm Aperture: 254 mm Magnification: video/primary focus/FOV 18.3'x13.7' (768x576, 1.43"x1.43" per pixel) Mount: Equatorial, EQ8 Motor drive: Yes 6.TIMING & RECORDING: Timekeeping: GPS Sensor Garmin GPS18xLVC Sensor/Camera: WAT-910BD System TACOS, CCIR, 1/2" CCD-Sensor Mode of recording: It=160ms (6.25 Img/s) to It=1280ms (0.78125 Img/s), Interlaced Video CCIR, Y800, uncompressed AVI Device of recording: TIS DFG/USB2-lt Videograbber USB2.0 (Y800), Notebook with SSD and OS W7/64P Time insertion: GPS time with VTI KIWI-OSD 7.OBSERVING CONDITIONS: Atmospheric transparency: very bad (clouds) Wind: no Star image stability: fair Minor planet visible: no Temperature: 279 Kelvin (+06 deg Celsius) 8.ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: Target star UCAC4 496-064872, +12.5mag, 27deg Elevation. Because of a clouded sky I had to change It dynamical and fast via one mouse click (possible with WAT-910BD System TACOS). In this way I changed It in the range from 160ms to 1280ms in four steps (160ms, 320ms, 640ms and 1280ms) up and down. The exposure time increase was always possible before the star became invisible on the Laptop PC. On the other side if the star was bright enough I immediately shortened the exposure time to get best time resolution. The exposure time was changed nine times (4x up, 5x down) during this recording. And the target star is visible in every integration sequence of the recording. Video evaluation accomplished with VirtualDub 1.10.0 and Tangra 3.7.0 Event data details according to the predictions from Occult Watcher Feed LuckyStar. Predicted event time was 20:47:48 UTC (+/- 47sec) for my observing position. Predicted maximum duration was 5.0 seconds with a 9.3mag drop. Position was 278km from predicted central line in SSW direction between path edge and 1-sigma line with a probability of 3.9%. No occultation event detected (It=160ms to 1280ms). 3-D Position Garmin GPS18x LVC (Update of Almanac data before recording start) Receiving 08 satellites Horizontal Dilution of Precision 1.1 Geoidal separation 44.5m (Altitude 554.4MSL + 44.5 = 598.9 m in WGS84 datum) Gerhard Dangl gerhard@dangl.at www.dangl.at/ +--------------------------------------------------------------------+