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Scout: NEOCP Hazard Assessment

Introduction
Data Table
Object Data
Ephemeris

Object Data

Scout data are about unconfirmed objects and all information should therefore be treated as potentially unreliable.
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Object Summary -- [[scoutObjSelection]]
Last Update (UTC) [[objectData.lastRun]]
#obs [[objectData.nObs]]
Arc (h) [[objectData.arc]]
RMS [[objectData.rmsN]]
H [[objectData.H]]
Impact Rating [[objectData.rating]]
MOID (au) [[objectData.moid]]
CA Dist. (LD) [[objectData.caDist]]
Vinf (km/s) [[objectData.vInf]]
PHA [[objectData.phaScore]]
NEO [[objectData.neoScore]]
NEO > 1km [[objectData.neo1kmScore]]
Geo. [[objectData.geocentricScore]]
IEO [[objectData.ieoScore]]
TJ < 3 [[objectData.tisserandScore]]
Ephemeris Time (UTC) [[objectData.tEphem]]
RA (hh:mm) [[objectData.ra]]
Dec. (deg.) [[objectData.dec]]
Elong. (deg.) [[objectData.elong]]
Rate (″/min.) [[objectData.rate]]
V (mag) [[objectData.Vmag]]
POS Unc. (′) [[objectData.unc]]
POS Unc.+1 (′) [[objectData.uncP1]]
Orbital Element Plots  |  Back to top
  • Perihelion Dist. vs. Eccentricity
  • Perihelion Dist. vs. Inclination
  • Perihelion Dist. vs. Absolute Mag.
  • Absolute Mag. Histogram
Close Approach Plots  |  Back to top
  • MOID Histogram
  • Close Approach Distance Cumulative Distribution Function
  • Time of Close Approach Histogram
  • Close Approach Distance Histogram
Orbit Samples  |  Back to top
Index
  		Epoch
(JD TDB) 		e
  		q
(au) 		TP
(JD TDB) 		om
(deg) 		w
(deg) 		i
(deg) 		H
(mag) 		MOID
(au) 		GEO
  		Impact
 

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Systematic Ranging Plots  |  Back to top
  • RMS Level Curves
    The green curve indicates parabolic orbits with respect to the Sun. The blue curve represents parabolic orbits with respect to the Earth. The red curve indicates grazing impacts. The magenta curve encloses the 95% confidence region.
  • Absolute Magnitude Level Curves
    The green curve indicates parabolic orbits with respect to the Sun. The blue curve represents parabolic orbits with respect to the Earth. The red curve indicates grazing impacts. The magenta curve encloses the 95% confidence region.
Observation File (MPC-format)  |  Back to top 
[[mpcData]]
Observation File (JPL-format) - (JPL internal use)  |  Back to top 
[[obsData]]
JPL Orbit File - (JPL internal use)  |  Back to top 
[[orbData]]
autocmod Log File - (JPL internal use)  |  Back to top 
[[logData]]