Dear Colleagues,

Enclosed below is an updated list of targets.  There are a few worked ones
that require more work, and there are two newly returning binaries as well
as paired asteroids (though the latter are targets for larger telescopes
mostly), so I believe there are good targets for everyone.  Enjoy.

This list of targets is also available on
http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey_listoftargets20091018.txt

Clear Skies,

Petr Pravec

Object                       V    Dec  Elo   Mot Bga   H    q    a     Arc  Hrev        P              Ampl  U

0. Worked objects:
(1509)    Esclangona        15.2   47  138   0.3 -15  12.6 1.81 1.87  16opp
                        Serious binary suspect - more observations needed
                        to establish.
(3533)    Toyota            15.1    3  161v  0.2 -59  12.7 1.96 2.22  18opp
                        Return "prime suspect", under control by Julian.
(6070)    Rheinland         15.8   -9  146v  0.1 -65  13.6 1.89 2.39  15opp
                        Paired asteroid, P = 4.2737 h.  Monitoring needed
                        (one night per lunation).
(26416)   1999 XM84         17.3    8  157v  0.2 -53  13.8 2.22 2.34   7opp
                        Paired asteroid.  A couple full nights with 
                        errors <0.05 mag could do it.
(218099)  2002 MH3          18.0  -19  139v  0.1 -70  15.8 1.76 2.31   5opp
                        Paired asteroid.  First night from Wise shows a
                        period >=5 h and amplitude 0.21 mag.  A couple 
                        nights could establish it.

Object                       V    Dec  Elo   Mot Bga   H    q    a     Arc 
1. Returning binaries
(2486)    Metsahovi         15.0   20  169^  0.3 -41  12.4 2.09 2.27  16opp
                        Probable binary, P_1 = 2.6404 h, P_2 = 4.4518 h
(4951)    Iwamoto           15.8    0  162^  0.2 -54  13.5 1.88 2.26  15opp
                        Binary, pretty unusual: P_orb = P_rot = 118 h.
                      
2. Returning "prime suspects", to be followed up on their 2nd (3rd, ...) apparitions
(1164)    Kobolda           16.3  -18  136   0.3 -47  12.8 1.85 2.31  15opp 12.8       4.141           0.30  3
(1806)    Derice            14.8   24  151^  0.2 -28  12.0 2.00 2.24  15opp 12.0       3.2240          0.19  3
(2480)    Papanov           14.9   15  162^  0.2 -40  12.8 1.96 2.23  20opp 12.8       3.095           0.13  3
(3121)    Tamines           16.5    1  168   0.3 -57  13.4 2.04 2.23  12opp 13.4       4.043           0.16  3
(5129)    Groom             16.1    6  148^  0.2 -38  12.4 2.17 2.38  12opp 12.4       3.6378          0.18  3
(6737)    Okabayashi        16.3   16  160^  0.2 -38  13.3 2.04 2.33  12opp 13.3       2.5515          0.12  3-
(13977)   Frisch            16.0    7  148^  0.2 -37  12.8 2.00 2.47  16opp 12.8       4.9991          0.15  3

3. Paired asteroids (errors <0.05 mag needed):
(12335)   1992 WJ3          17.9   -7  139v  0.1 -57  14.1 2.15 2.31  12opp
(19289)   1996 HY12         17.7    5  168v  0.3 -58  15.6 1.85 2.12   9opp
(21436)   Chaoyichi         18.4   13  172v  0.3 -50  15.8 2.00 2.19   9opp
(34380)   2000 RV55         18.3    9  174^  0.2 -51  15.4 2.39 2.66   9opp
(40366)   1999 NF27         17.9   16  172^  0.3 -45  15.7 1.78 2.18  10opp
(44612)   1999 RP27         18.4   17  151^  0.2 -32  15.9 1.81 2.20   7opp
(51609)   2001 HZ32         18.1   19  152^  0.2 -32  15.3 1.95 2.31   9opp
(101065)  1998 RV11         18.5    0  163v  0.2 -63  15.8 1.85 2.38   8opp

4. YORP detection target

5. New targets

Note: The ephemerides were computed for 2009-10-18
      ^/v means that the value increases/decreases by more than
      0.05 mag/day (for V) or by more than 0.5 deg/day for Dec and Elong.
      The rate of apparent motion (Mot) is in deg/day.
      Bga is the galactic latitude.

Compact listing:
(1509)
(3533)
(6070)
(26416)
(218099)
(2486)
(4951)
(1164)
(1806)
(2480)
(3121)
(5129)
(6737)
(13977
(12335
(19289
(21436
(34380
(40366
(44612
(51609
(101065)