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Table B.1

Comparison between several visible spectra available in the literature for the NEAs studied in this paper.

Object Reference Obs. date Φ [° ] λ min λ max Max. position Slope Tax. Similarity

(2201) Lazzarin et al. (1996) Oct. 1994 7 0.369 0.972 0.659 –0.364 0.371
Hicks et al. (1998) Nov. 1995 16 0.524 0.947 0.715 –0.143 E 0.124
Binzel et al. (2004) Dec. 1995 27 0.435 0.925 0.724 –0.307 Sq 0.013

(4183) Binzel et al. (2004) multiple 17, 38 0.435 0.925 0.710 –0.327 Sq 0.084
Fevig & Fink (2007) multiple 5; 22; 44 0.456 0.966 0.682 –0.372 0.918

(5143) Binzel et al. (2004) Apr. 1997 13 0.435 0.917 0.698 –0.485 O 0.135
Xu et al. (1995) Dec. 1991 37 0.494 0.994 0.721 –0.023 V –0.301
Lazzarin et al. (2004) 0.400 0.955 0.723 –0.253 Sk 0.301

Notes. The asteroid number, the article reference, the observation date, the wavelength interval (λmin and λmax), the maximum position, the slope (computed in the spectral interval 0.550.9 μm), the taxonomic classification, and the similarity factor in the common interval with our NIR spectrum are shown.

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