All Tables

Table 1: The list of observatories and telescopes, D is the telescope aperture diameter.
Table 2: Aspect data for new observation of the modeled asteroids. The table lists asteroid distance from the Sun r, from the Earth $\Delta$ , the solar phase angle $\alpha$ , and the ecliptical coordinates of the asteroid $(\lambda,~ \beta)$ .
Table 3: The table lists the ecliptic coordinates of the asteroid's spin axis direction $(\lambda_{\rm p},~ \beta_{\rm p})$ , its sidereal rotation period P, the span of observations in years, the number of oppositions $N_{\rm opp}$ , the number of lightcurves $N_{\rm lc}$ , and the rms residual of the fit.