First results of the CMASF CCD observations in Argentina
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Muinos, J. L.
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Real Inst, San Fernando De Henares, Spain
Observ Armada, San Fernando De Henares, SpainReal Inst, San Fernando De Henares, Spain
Muinos, J. L.
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Belizon, F.
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Real Inst, San Fernando De Henares, Spain
Observ Armada, San Fernando De Henares, SpainReal Inst, San Fernando De Henares, Spain
Belizon, F.
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Vallejo, M.
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Real Inst, San Fernando De Henares, Spain
Observ Armada, San Fernando De Henares, SpainReal Inst, San Fernando De Henares, Spain
Vallejo, M.
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Montojo, F. J.
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Real Inst, San Fernando De Henares, Spain
Observ Armada, San Fernando De Henares, SpainReal Inst, San Fernando De Henares, Spain
Montojo, F. J.
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Mallamaci, C. C.
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Observ Astron Felix Aguilar, San Juan, ArgentinaReal Inst, San Fernando De Henares, Spain
Mallamaci, C. C.
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Perez, J. A.
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Observ Astron Felix Aguilar, San Juan, ArgentinaReal Inst, San Fernando De Henares, Spain
Perez, J. A.
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[1] Real Inst, San Fernando De Henares, Spain
[2] Observ Armada, San Fernando De Henares, Spain
[3] Observ Astron Felix Aguilar, San Juan, Argentina
来源:
THIRD INTERNATIONAL MEETING OF DYNAMIC ASTRONOMY IN LATIN AMERICA (ADELA-2004)
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2006年
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25卷
关键词:
astrometry;
stars : catalogues;
surveys;
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P1 [天文学];
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0704 ;
摘要:
The CCD meridian circle of San Fernando (CMASF) is installed in the Carlos U. Cesco observatory in San Juan (Argentina) at 69 degrees W, 31 degrees S and 2300 in of altitude. It is operated jointly by the Real Instituto y Observatorio de la Armada (ROA) and the Observatorio Astronomico Felix Aguilar (OAFA). In December 1999, a CCD camera was installed in the instrument. Since then, the sky band with declinations between +3 degrees and -55 degrees\ has been observed in order to publish a catalogue of positions and magnitudes of the stars brighter than V=16. In this paper, the first results of a preliminar catalogue with the stars in the band +3 degrees to -15 degrees are shown.