Dear Observers,

Below is a new list of targets.  The most interesting one is (3749) Balam.
Then there are a number of other good targets; I believe it will be 
plenty of suitable targets for everyone of us :-)  Enjoy!

This list of targets is also available at
http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey_neosource_targets20120123.txt

Clear Skies,

Petr Pravec

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

0. Worked objects:
(1344)    Caubeta           15.6   31  158v  0.2  14  12.8 1.98 2.25  26opp
                  2-period case, probable binary, worked by Jim Brinsfield
                  from Via Capote; one full high-quality night from a 
                  station at substantially different longitude needed to
                  nail down the second period.
(4607)    Seilandfarm       16.2   21  146v  0.1  -3  13.0 2.22 2.26  15opp
                  Return binary, more data needed, see the binast-webtool.
(4826)    Wilhelms          16.8   13  121v  0.2 -27  12.4 1.92 2.38  17opp
                  Slow rotator, worked by Julian Oey.

1. Returning binaries
(2121)    Sevastopol        16.0   14  164^  0.3  39  12.4 1.79 2.18  27opp
                  D_2/D_1 = 0.41, P_orb = 37.12 h, 2nd apparition
(3673)    Levy              17.0    6  124^  0.0  66  12.8 1.91 2.34  19opp
                  D_2/D_1 = 0.27, P_orb = 21.67 h, 2nd apparition
(3749)    Balam             14.7   19  179v  0.3  26  13.1 1.99 2.24  21opp
                  "Quadruple" system.  NEOSource project.
(3868)    Mendoza           16.8    2  137^  0.1  53  12.7 2.10 2.33  19opp
                  D_2/D_1 = 0.17, P_orb = 12.19 h, 3rd apparition
(5407)    1992 AX           15.8   20  162^  0.3  44  14.5 1.33 1.84  18opp
                  D_2/D_1 ~ 0.20, P_orb ~ 13.52 h, 3rd apparition
(6265)    1985 TW3          16.8   29  160v  0.2  14  13.4 1.75 2.17  16opp
                  D_2/D_1 = 0.32, P_orb = 15.86 h, 3rd apparition
(6708)    Bobbievaile       17.4   21  168^  0.3  39  13.3 2.00 2.44  15opp
                  D_2/D_1 = 0.60, P_orb = 24.68 h, 2nd apparition
(8116)    Jeanperrin        17.1   27  169^  0.3  38  14.0 1.89 2.25  15opp
                  D_2/D_1 ~ 0.40, P_orb = 36.15 h, 2nd apparition
(16635)   1993 QO           17.2   16  162^  0.4  42  14.4 1.64 2.30  11opp
                  D_2/D_1 ~ 0.35, P_orb = 32.25 h, 2nd apparition
(76818)   2000 RG79         16.5   -4  146^  0.4  38  14.3 1.75 1.93   9opp
                  D_2/D_1 ~ 0.35, P_orb = 14.13 h, 3rd apparition

2. Paired asteroids (errors <=0.03 mag needed):
(7813)    Anderserikson     17.2   -2  154^  0.2  31  13.1 2.16 2.60  17opp
(88604)   2001 QH293        16.7    3  152^  0.2  40  13.2 2.39 2.67  12opp

3. Mini-family members (errors <=0.05 mag needed) - NEOSource project:
(6825)    Irvine            16.1   29  171   0.3  31  13.6 2.13 2.17  17opp
                  P = 3.75 h, one lightcurve per lunation sufficient.
(14627)   Emilkowalski      16.6   47  149   0.2  45  13.4 2.21 2.60  12opp
                  P ~ 11.13 h, one lightcurve per lunation sufficient.
                  Suitable as a supplementary target, for its longish 
                  period.

4. Returning "prime suspects", to be followed up on their 2nd (3rd, ...) apparitions
(2648)    Owa               16.1    1  139^  0.1  51  12.8 1.86 2.25  17opp 12.7       3.5641          0.23  3
(16233)   2000 FA12         15.8   19  177^  0.3  30  12.5 2.30 2.61  14opp 12.2       3.1811          0.17  3

5. New targets

Note: The ephemerides were computed for 2012-01-23
      ^/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:
(1344)
(4607)
(4826)
(2121)
(3673)
(3749)
(3868)
(5407)
(6265)
(6708)
(8116)
(16635)
(76818)
(7813)
(88604)
(6825)
(14627)
(2648)
(16233)