Dear Observers,

Here is a new list of targets.  Enjoy!

This list of targets is also available at
http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey_neosource_targets20141222.txt

Clear Skies,

Petr Pravec

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

0. Worked objects:
(2623)    Zech              15.5   25  140v  0.0 -29  13.1 1.73 2.25  21opp
                            New binary, more data needed.
(3673)    Levy              15.5   30  144v  0.1 -23  13.1 1.91 2.35  20opp
                            Return binary, more data needed.
(3749)    Balam             16.2   23  134v  0.1 -34  13.2 1.99 2.24  23opp
                            Return multiple system, more data needed.
(7225)    Huntress          15.7   25  152v  0.2 -22  13.4 1.86 2.34  18opp
                            Return binary, more data needed.
(8116)    Jeanperrin        16.6   25  153v  0.2 -20  14.0 1.89 2.25  17opp
                            Return binary, more data needed.
(20325)   1998 HO27         16.3   18  160v  0.2 -19  13.1 2.20 2.38  15opp
                            New binary, more data needed.
(21028)   1989 TO           15.8   42  110v  0.3 -20  13.2 1.63 2.33  13opp
                            Return paired asteroid. One or two nights per 
                            lunation needed.

0. NEOSource target (errors <= 0.03 mag):
(1862)    Apollo            17.1   36  162^  0.6  16a 16.3 0.65 1.47  25opp
                            YORP object.  One night per lunation needed.

1. Returning binaries:
(2121)    Sevastopol        16.2   16  152^  0.2  21  12.4 1.79 2.18  29opp
                            Returning binary, 4th apparition.
                            D_2/D_1 = 0.41, P_orb = 37.13 h

2. Paired asteroids (errors <= 0.03 mag):

3. Returning "prime suspects", to be followed up on their 2nd (3rd, ...) apparitions
(5676)    Voltaire          15.5    3  159   0.2 -17  12.2 2.05 2.49  20opp 12.2       5.039      0.05 0.12  2+
                            High-quality data (errors 0.01 mag) are needed
                            for this one; don't bother in less ideal 
                            conditions.

4. New targets
(2795)    Lepage            16.2    8  138^  0.1  28  12.8 2.23 2.30  22opp
(4546)    Franck            16.5    8  140^  0.1  27  13.2 2.21 2.36  22opp
(5929)    Manzano           16.1    9  129^  0.2  38  13.2 1.64 2.36  16opp
(6158)    Shosanbetsu       16.5   11  137^  0.1  32  13.6 2.04 2.19  20opp
(6502)    1993 XR1          16.1   14  160^  0.2  12  13.6 1.98 2.30  21opp
(6943)    1978 VR4          16.1   15  156^  0.2  16  13.9 1.95 2.20  20opp
(8107)    1995 BR4          16.2   12  159^  0.2  11  13.8 2.03 2.24  18opp
(14215)   1999 TV6          16.4   15  156^  0.2  16  13.9 2.03 2.37  15opp
(16831)   1997 WM21         16.3   11  144^  0.1  25  13.8 1.91 2.24  15opp
(106350)  2000 VM1          16.5   18  164^  0.4  11  14.6 1.70 2.32  10opp

Note: The ephemerides were computed for 2014-12-22
      ^/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:
(2623)
(3673)
(3749)
(7225)
(8116)
(20325)
(21028)
(1862)
(2121)
(5676)
(2795)
(4546)
(5929)
(6158)
(6502)
(6943)
(8107)
(14215)
(16831)
(106350)