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Table 1

Details of the transit observations presented in this work.

Instrument Date of Start time End time Nobs Texp Tobs Filter Airmass Moon Aperture Scatter
first obs. (UT) (UT) (s) (s) illum. radii (px) (mmag)

GROND 2012 06 04 03:00 10:50 162 70/90 110/120 Sloan g 2.14 → 1.01 → 1.22 98% 34, 50, 80 1.08
GROND 2012 06 04 03:00 10:50 162 70/90 110/120 Sloan r 2.14 → 1.01 → 1.22 98% 38, 60, 85 0.56
GROND 2012 06 04 03:00 10:50 162 70/90 110/120 Sloan i 2.14 → 1.01 → 1.22 98% 40, 60, 85 0.72
GROND 2012 06 04 03:00 10:50 162 70/90 110/120 Sloan z 2.14 → 1.01 → 1.22 98% 40, 60, 85 0.64
DFOSC 2013 06 22 04:30 08:33 136 100 110 Bessel R 1.12 → 1.01 → 1.17 97% 20, 35, 55 0.48

Notes. Nobs is the number of observations, Texp is the exposure time, Tobs is the observational cadence, and “Moon illum.” is the fractional illumination of the Moon at the midpoint of the transit. The aperture sizes are the radii of the software apertures for the star, inner sky and outer sky, respectively. Scatter is the rms scatter of the data versus a fitted model.

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