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Occultation of HIP 107302 by Jupiter
on the 3rd of August 2009

The occultation has been observed from many stations and observatories around the world! The star could be seen up to 20 minutes in the Jovian atmosphere, the movement of its position relative to the Jovian disk and the tremendous flickering due to structures in the atmosphere of Jupiter could be recorded. At first you can find a list of stations contributing to our campaign.

Overview of data sets, without visual observations and without those stations, where nearly no information is available now. Everybody, who has observed the event, please send in your full observation report. This is just for a first survey of observers stations and results, which later on may be the basis for data reduction. the best is, send you nomina report just as for asteroid occultation, but without filling in precise timing of dis- or reappearance, because this is only possible after careful data reduction.

Station, Observ	Observer	Telescope	wavelgth	Camera, Mode	Remark
Calar Alto, Spain	Eberle/Jesús Aceituno-Castro	2.2m	K-Band	Blackmagic, 3 fps	More than 33000 images!
Teide Observ, Canaries, Spain		1.5m	K-Band	CAIN3	Phantastic performance! successful
Sabadell, Spain	Casas, Maiorino	0.5m	890nm	CCD ST8, exp:0.5 , 0.33 fps	disappearance successful, reappearance clouded out
Ager, Spain	Ardanuy, Perello, Tomas, Fernandez	0.5m	890nm	Mintron	successful
Pico dos Diaz, Brazil	Assafin, Ribas	0.6m	890nm	3 fps	successful
Pico dos Diaz, Brazil	Assafin, Ribas	1.6m	890nm	1.25 fps	successful
IAS, Hakos, Namibia		0.5m	890nm	QHY6, 3 fps	Successful
IAS, Hakos, Namibia		0.4m	890nm	?	Successful
Tivoli, Namibia		0.4m	890nm	IOC	Successful
C. Hofmeister Obs, Namibia		0.35m	890nm	IOC (?)	Successful
Teramo, INAF, Central Italy	Beisker ...	0.72m	890nm	QHY6, 2 fps	clouded out
Malta, Malta		0.27m	?	DSI Col.	successful
Haltern, Germany		0.25m	?	Sony PC 100E Camcorder	successful
Munich, VSW, Germany		0.8m	890nm	IOC	clouded out
Munich, VSW, Germany		0.4m	890nm	DSI3	clouded out
Munich, VSW, Germany		0.25m	890nm	Mintron, Video	clouded out
Munich, Trudering Germany		0.2m	890nm	DSI-II	clouded out
Panker, Germany		0.35m	890nm	Mintron, Video	nearly clouded out, no data
Trebur T1T, Germany		1.2m	890nm	?	disappearance clouded out, reappearance disturbed by clouds
Berlin, Germany		0.25m	890nm	IOC, 0.5 fps	successful
Brück near Beelitz, Mobile station Germany		0.2m	890nm	WATEC Video, 2.56sec expotime	successful disappearance
Mahlsdorf, Germany		0.2m	blue filter	Watec 120N, Video	successful
Welzheim, Germany	Farago, Eberle	0.9m	890nm	Mintron 12V1C-EX	successful
Brittheim, Germany	Kowollik	0.8m	890nm	DMK 21AF04.AS	nearly clouded out, only 3 images
Brittheim, Germany	Kern	0.15m	>840nm	SK 1004-X	clouded out
Nonndorf, Austria	Dangl	0.25m	890nm	Watec120N, Video	clouded out
Elinnogermaniki Agogi Obs., near Athens Greece		0.4m	890nm "new"	Atik 16-HR CCD	successful
Keratea, near Athens, Greece		0.23m	890nm "old"	QHY9 CCD	successful
Gerostathopouleion Obs., Athens, Greece		0.4m	890nm "new"	SBIG ST-10 CCD	successful
Mt Parnwn, near Sparta, Greece		0.25m	Astrodon V Filter	SBIG ST-7 CCD	successful
Pic du Midi, France		1.05m	430nm, 860nm	?	successful
Tournefeuille, France	Delcroix , M	0.25m	890nm	SKYnyx 2-0M, 0.4s	successful
Bermuda, Bermuda	Dunham, McGonagle	0.35m	890nm	PC164C-EX2 and video	successful

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Occultation of HIP 107302 by Jupiter on the 3rd of August 2009

Occultation of HIP 107302 by Jupiter
on the 3rd of August 2009