Table 1:

Aspect data and the observing log.

Asteroid	H	Date	Obs. time	r					V	Mov	Exp	N1	N2
	[mag]		(UTC)	[AU]	[AU]				[mag]	[''/min]	[s]
2007 CX50	24.7	2007-02-17	25:32 - 26:44	1.030	0.044	18.8	146.8	-19.5	18.9	4.4	30	55	55
		2007-02-19	23:50 - 24:46	1.036	0.051	21.3	147.8	-22.1	19.3	3.2	15	87	52
2007 EO	22.8	2007-03-12	19:42 - 20:31	1.038	0.056	37.4	194.2	-33.4	18.1	8.8	10	107	96
		2007-03-12	26:07 - 26:34	1.037	0.056	37.5	195.1	-33.0	18.1	8.8	10	71	65
		2007-03-15	26:56 - 27:29	1.036	0.054	38.5	203.2	-29.5	18.0	9.6	10	78	70
		2007-03-20	22:06 - 22:41	1.035	0.055	43.9	223.6	-16.4	18.2	9.3	10	48	31
2007 GU1	25.0	2007-04-12	22:37 - 23:01	1.031	0.030	18.4	203.7	18.9	18.4	7.2	10	175	156
		2007-04-13	22:38 - 23:05	1.023	0.021	19.2	208.6	18.9	17.6	3.9	10	52	43
2007 HL4	24.2	2007-05-12	19:09 - 20:43	1.065	0.070	37.2	242.7	-38.3	20.1	3.6	60	75	43
2007 RE2	22.8	2007-09-06	22:33 - 23:13	1.064	0.066	31.5	13.0	-17.3	18.4	10.9	10	91	59
		2007-09-16	23:09 - 23:47	1.067	0.101	50.2	35.7	-38.9	19.9	4.4	15	73	39
2007 UC2	23.0	2007-09-20	19:05 - 19:44	1.095	0.121	29.2	24.2	-24.8	19.9	4.2	15	79	58
2007 RY9	23.4	2007-09-20	24:42 - 25:52	1.076	0.102	42.7	331.9	-40.3	20.3	8.6	15	172	144
2007 TS24	24.4	2007-10-13	23:22 - 24:05	1.045	0.047	5.2	23.6	-4.3	18.3	12.5	10	103	56
2007 UG6	23.0	2007-11-02	22:02 - 22:39	1.058	0.071	21.7	49.2	-21.5	18.5	11.0	5	112	107
		2007-11-02	25:24 - 26:41	1.058	0.072	22.3	49.5	-22.1	18.5	11.3	5	198	185
2007 XN16	25.6	2007-12-14	23:46 - 24:09	1.011	0.030	28.5	109.4	-12.7	19.3	10.2	10	54	35
		2007-12-18	23:39 - 25:38	1.025	0.050	33.8	119.1	-15.1	20.6	3.6	30	178	147
		2007-12-19	24:46 - 25:16	1.029	0.055	34.0	120.5	-15.3	20.8	2.9	30	50	25
2008 CP116	22.8	2008-02-28	23:37 - 24:18	1.105	0.115	5.9	160.2	-1.7	18.5	3.3	10	75	71
		2008-02-29	21:36 - 23:07	1.109	0.118	6.1	162.0	-1.6	18.6	3.1	15	162	66
2007 RQ12	23.6	2007-09-16	19:05 - 19:37	1.046	0.049	32.1	333.8	-27.6	18.6	12.4	5	93	83
		2007-09-16	24:51 - 25:38	1.048	0.050	31.1	334.8	-27.0	18.6	12.4	5	137	111

Notes. The first two columns show the asteroid name and its absolute magnitude H. For each night a date is given in the order year-month-day, followed by the UTC observing time (to avoid ambiguity times after midnight are given as numbers greater than 24). r and are the distances of the asteroid from the Sun and the Earth, respectively, is the solar phase angle, while and are the geocentric, ecliptic (J2000) longitude and latitude - the last five values are given for the middle of the observing interval. In the next column an average brightness V of the asteroid, as predicted by the Horizons ephemeris, is given. Starting from the tenth column, the table gives the asteroid movement on the sky (Mov), the exposure time (Exp), the total number of CCD frames N₁ obtained for a given asteroid, and the number of frames N₂ used in the analysis. All the exposures were obtained with the standard Kron-Cousins V filter.