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The TWO MOST IMPORTANT CHANGES FOR OCCULT 4.0

1. The decimal separator issue that depends on the Regional Setting - has been fixed. If
you are in a region that uses a comma as the decimal separator, you can run this version
without changing the decimal separator of your regional setting (Internally, Occult will
always use the period. To be precise - if Occult detects the decimal separator as a comma,
the program will internally use the 'culture' settings of the US, without affecting
anything else on the computer.)

2. For asteroid occultation predictions - map of the event. If the middle of the event
occurs on one day, but the event starts on the previous day, the heading _should_ give the
date as the 'previous' day, with the time range from 23 hrs to 24 hrs. A bug in 4.0.1.0
prevented the day being set as the 'previous' day - although the hours were adjusted to
the 23 to 24 hour range. As a result, the heading gave an event time 1 day after the
actual event. Unfortunately, as a result of this bug someone had the misfortune of going
out to observe such an event a day late. [Ooops.] This has been fixed!

Other main changes are:

1. For asteroid occultations, added an estimated Red magnitude, and light-drop in
Red (which is the colour most appropriate for CCD video cameras.)

2. For lunar graze predictions, added an extra output option of decimal degrees for
latitude/longitude.

3. Added the ability to save various animated outputs as animated-GIf files.

4. Revised the data used to calculate the orientation of a planetary disk; added
Carrington rotation number to the Solar Ephemeris output.

5. The HelpFile has been updated for the various changes. Additionally content description
for all the files in the Resource Files directory has been completed, and a list of key
constants/values used in the program has been added..

Various other changes have been made to address a number of minor bugs identified by
users.
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To ensure continued high accuracy of predictions into 2009 and the next few years,
the next leap second needs to be updated to the fact of it occurring at the
end of this year.  This requires a very simple edit - as follows:

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1. Select the Maintenance tab, 'Edit deltaT' button.
2. On the LEFT-hand table for 'delta TA' select the year 2010. The details for that year
will be displayed in grey in relevant boxes
3. Now click the button 'Add a new year'. This will enable boxes with the data for 2010.
Change the year 2010 to 2009 (with no other changes), and click OK.
4. Repeat with the year 2014 - this time changing the year to 2012 (a guess on my
part....)
5. Now delete the entries for 2010 and 2014. The last three lines of the table should now
read:
2006.00: 33 0.33
2009.00: 34 0.50
2012.00: 35 0.50

Finally, click 'Save delta TA and deltaT tables'. You can now close the form. Predictions
will continue to be fully accurate after the leap second next year.
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Important update to Occult

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Main changes in Occult 4.0.5
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The main changes in this version of Occult are associated with supporting the processing
and archiving of lunar occultation observations. The Japanese Hydrographic Department
(ILOC) has been the agency responsible for collecting lunar occultation observations since
19981. Unfortunately they are unable to continue with that role, and the International
Occultation Timing Association (IOTA) has agreed to take on the responsibility.

As part of this responsibility:
* the lunar occultation report format has been revised;

* Occult has been revised to support the new format, and to email observation reports to
regional coordinators;

* Occult has been revised to allow regional coordinators to reduce the observations, and
make them ready for archiving in the Astronomical Data Centres of VizieR.


Additionally there have been a range of updates and improvements, with the following being
the more noteworthy:

* Lunar occultation reports are emailed from within Occult

* A download form to make it easy to update a full range of data files.

* Update of the JPL planetary Ephemeris source, to DE414 and DE421. This is an optional
download, that improves the accuracy of both asteroid and lunar occultations

* Revision of the Tycho2 catalogue, to incorporate the star positions and proper motions
from the Hipparcos2 catalogue. This is an optional download that improves the accuracy of
asteroid predictions involving Hipparcos stars.

* Complete rework of the files of historical lunar occultation observations, including a
new reduction using the DE421 ephemeris. This is an optional download, but essential for
grazing occultation profiles. It completely supersedes the files of historical occultation
observations used in previous versions of Occult.

* For lunar occultations and grazes - if the star is likely to have a significant apparent
diameter, the possible duration of a fade, or diameter of the star at the distance of the
moon (for grazes) is indicated.
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New Lunar Occultation reporting Process - some extra points

New process for reporting lunar occultations.

1. Grazing occultations. The members of a graze expedition should continue to report their
results to the person who organised the graze (as has been done for the last 40 years).
That person will then send the combined observations to Mitsuru Soma. Individual observers
should not send their observations direct to Mitsuru.

2. Reporting frequency. At this stage we are working on the basis of observers reporting
their observations on a monthly basis, and aim to have a monthly update to the publicly
available file of current observations. But if you make a lot of observations over a
couple of nights, you can send your report at that time. Graze reports should be sent to
Mitsuru as soon as all observations have been collected.

3. Please do not send your report to more than one person. The process for archiving the
observations involves merging the reports gathered by the different coordinators into a
single file. If you report your observations to different coordinators, they will create
duplicate observations in the merged file - and someone will have to go through and delete
the duplicates.
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1. For people that use Occult to demonstrate astronomical events. Laterthis year the Earth passes through the ring plane of Saturn (Sept 4).What may not be as well known is that for about a month prior to thering-plane crossing, the sun will be illuminating the other side of therings - such that the rings will be invisible from early August. Thegraphic display of Saturn has been amended to indicate this period whenthe rings will be 'open' but invisible.

2. For lunar occultation observations, you can now plot the lunar limbon the surface of the Earth (in GoogleEarth) at the time of each eventin a report. While this has been added mainly to resolve site locationproblems, observers may find it interesting to plot their ownobservations.

3. The plot of world maps for all occultations of an object (eg Venus)has been improved to ensure all events are plotted (a small number wereskipped previously).

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1. Asteroid predictions. IMPORTANT CHANGE. The header for the graphic now includes an
extra line giving the star's RA and Declination on the mean equinox of date. This is the
position that is required for many GoTo scopes to slew correctly to the star. [Definitely
the Meade Autostar system]. This new feature, which is important for anyone using a GoTo
scope, will filter through to the various predictions over the next few weeks as new
predictions are generated.

2. Generating plots in GoogleEarth. Previously I used a single file name for all plots. I
have changed this so that plots generated from different parts of Occult have their own
file name. This allows plots of different data to be made at the same time.

3. For those conducting searches for asteroid occultations using NOMAD, there is now a
check option to exclude B1 and N1 stars from the search.

4. For lunar observations, download of Earth Orientation Parameters - you can now set the
reminder interval in the user settings form.

5. Star catalogue details for XZ stars. Enhanced the details for double stars - so that
the usual star number is given for each component, and a 5-year ephemeris is provided for
stars with orbits.

6. On the Downloads form, the flag to indicate that there is XZ catalogue data to be
downloaded will now operate correctly.

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This version contains a significant update relevant to lunaroccultations. As a result of some queries concerning a graze of ZC844predicted to occur on March 5 (in the US), a significant issue came toattention. In brief:

* XZ80P was compiled by Mitsuru Soma many years ago. In that exercise he put much effort into incorporating data from Hipparcos.
* XZ80Q adopted XZ80P positions without change, where the position was derived from Hipparcos.
* The issue that escaped my attention (although Mitsuru alerted me toit at the time ... oops!) was that where Hipparcos included positionsfor the components of a double star, the position used in XZ80P was amean position of the two stars. [The mean being derived on the basis ofrelative magnitudes.]

The consequence is that for all such stars, the XZ80Q position is notof either star, but of the mean position. And this creates a problemwhen the positions of the components of the double star are determinedfor accurate graze predictions, and accurate reductions - since doublestar offsets are traditionally referenced to the brighter star of apair.

Initially I thought there would only be a few 10's of stars affected. In fact there are 693 stars affected by this issue. And
they are generally relatively bright stars.

The issue was further complicated by the fact that for a number of these stars there is a separate entry for one of the
components. The usual situation is for the A component to have an entryin XZ80Q, and occasionally for the B component to have a separateentry. However (and as a result of this 'mean' position issue) itturned out that there were two stars where the second entry was in factfor the A component, but was interpreted as being the B component.[ZC844 was one of those two stars...]

As a result of this:
* the file XZDoubles.dat has been revised to flag all those doubles where the XZ80Q position is a mean position; and
* the program has been changed to properly handle the situation wherethe XZ80Q position is a mean position. This includes an enhanceddisplay of double star details in the 'View catalogue details of astar' form.

Finally, the measurement of double star details as a result of lunaroccultation observations is an area where useful observations can bemade. Small groups have formed in Australia/New Zealand, and NorthAmerica, to coordinate observing activity to record lunar occultationsof doubles at significantly different position angles - so that the PAand separation can be measured (as well as the relative magnitudes). Tosupport this activity, Occult now includes a form to do a least-squaressolution for the PA and separation of a double star using 2 or moreobservations of the pair. Those observations can be on the same night.But if the pair is not changing quickly, observations in the same yearcan be used. As an example, from 4 observations of the reappearance ofAntares on 2006 May 14, the following solution is obtained:

Sep = 2.694 ¡Ó0.014" PA = 275.92 ¡Ó0.71¢X RMS fit: 0.00 ¡Ó0.03"

One of the interesting aspects of double stars is that for closedoubles the magnitudes of the components is very poorly known. Andthere is an inherent 180 deg ambiguity in the measured position anglewhen observed with speckle interferometry. Last year 3 of us observedan occultation of chi Sagittarii (which has an orbit for the pair), andfound the stars to have a mag difference of 1.54 (WDS has thecomponents of the same magnitude), and that the A star of the orbit wasthe fainter star. To quote Brian Mason (of US Naval Observatory,responsible for the Washington Double Star catalogue)
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It is certainly possible that we've got the quadrant wrong on this one.It is an easy system for us to resolve with speckle, but delta-m isn'treally possible to any degree of accuracy (at least for standardautocorrelation techniques). I think this is a unique niche that LunarOccultation can make a significant contribution to double staranalysis. The pairs of William Finsen are especially interesting asthey are bright close pairs with, allegedly, small delta-mags.

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The main change in this version concerns the probability estimates for occultations involving slow-moving asteroids. For all
occultation predictions, there is an along-track uncertainty that is indicated as an uncertainty in the time of the event. That
uncertainty necessarily involves a corresponding uncertainty in the rotational orientation of the Earth. Up until now, that
uncertainty in the orientation of the Earth has not been allowed for inthe prediction uncertainty - mainly because the effect is
usually very small. However when the asteroid motion across the Earthis slow, the effect can be significant. This version adjusts
the 1-sigma uncertainty lines, and the predicted uncertainty at a location, for this effect.

This correction has immediate relevance for the occultation byPhilosophia in Europe on May 2. The 1-sigma uncertainty lines are
several 10's of km further separated from the cental path. And theevent probability within the path drops in value by about 3% -
from about 28% to 25%.

Other changes included are:
- on the main form, access to the 7-Timer weather prediction for your 'home' site (limited to cloud and temperature) . This
provides ready access to a 3-day cloud forecast.
- for lunar occultations, provided some base functionality forreporting double star observations - including the ability to copy
and paste a LiMovie light curve directly into an email message from the clipboard..

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Occult author reply about new UCAC3 catalog update


1. The biggest change is the inclusion of star data for the farnorthern declinations. However in practical terms this is of littleeffect for asteroidal occultations, as very few occur at suchdeclinations. For lunar occultations there is no consequence.

2. Another significant change is the inclusion of stars which wereexcluded from UCAC2 because of complications (in particular, doublestars). This affects the whole catalogue. It will introduce a smallpercentage of new stars, so not a major effect. However it may beassumed that the positional uncertainties in such extra stars is largerthan usual - which means asteroidal occultation
predictions will be of lower reliability for these stars. That is,there is a risk that these extra stars _might_ turn out to be more of anuisance that a help.

3. There is the re-processing of the image data to improve the accuracyof the position at the UCAC2 epoch. My understanding is that they havedeveloped algorithms to deal with the effect of the inter-pixel spaceon the CCD. It remains to be seen what improvement arises from this.

4. There is the issue of proper motions - where they have expanded thecatalogues used to determine it. It is important to appreciate that theUCAC images were taken between Feb 1998 and May 2004 - with theecliptic region having been finished before 2002. Consequently currentepoch positions involve at least 8 years of proper motion correction.That means the accuracy of current epoch positions is becomingincreasingly dependant upon the accuracy of the old epoch cataloguesused to
generate the proper motion values. For asteroidal occultations, it isthis issue that is of the greatest potential impact. Have the propermotions been significantly improved in UCAC3? Only experience will tell

5. For asteroidal occultation predictions, it will be relativelystraight-forward to implement a search based on the full UCAC3catalogue. I intend doing that as soon as I get a copy of thecatalogue. This will allow UCAC3-based predictions to be generated, andcompared to UCAC2 predictions and to actual observations. This willallow us to get an appreciation of whether UCAC3 offers any significantimprovement in accuracy.

6. Occult uses a catalogue called 'Tycho2' - although it is notstrictly the Tycho2 catalogue. It is based on the Hipparcos and Tycho2catalogues, but uses UCAC2 positions in preference to Tycho2 for magsfainter than about 9. This catalogue is in need of revision as it doesnot include error information. And there are questions about whetherits coverage should be extended to fainter magnitudes. I have put thatoffreeforumtil the availability of UCAC3 - that is, now. But such atask is not a 5-minute exercise. It is not something to be rushed. Iwould be thinking of early 2010 as a time frame.

7. In a related vein, the XZ catalogue has used UCAC2 in preference toTycho2. Assuming UCAC3 is more accurate that UCAC2, the XZ80Q catalogueshould be updated. However (i) I expect the changes will be small, and(ii) it still needs to be established that UCAC3 is a real improvementover UCAC2. However provided USNO can provide a cross-reference betweenUCAC3 and UCAC2, such an update should be relatively easy.

8. Similarly with asteroid observations. There will be a need to lookat how UCAC stars are referenced in the file of asteroid observations,as well as in the reporting of astrometric positions.

9. On the NOMAD catalogue. - in particular, Nomad_Short. UCAC3 includesa full gamut of magnitudes - although I would want to see the catalogueto assess who complete the magnitude coverage is. All being well, UCAC3is likely to negate the need for Nomad_Short. But that will need to bea future assessment.
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Recently I did several lunar occultation timings and would like toreport using Occult 4.0 software. Would you please advise who should Ireport to as there is no reporting address for Asian observers exceptJapan in the software. Thanks.
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Recently I did several lunar occultation timings and would like toreport using Occult 4.0 software. Would you please advise who should Ireport to as there is no reporting address for Asian observers ...

Youcan send it to Japan or keep it for a while, I'll send you the regionalco-ordinator e-mail address for China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan andSingapore / Malaysia later.
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