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Table 1

Sample of Cassini ISS observations

Image ID Mid-time (UTC) α c δ c TWIST Line Sample α δ Body
(deg) (deg) (deg) (px) (px) (deg) (deg)

N1737793037 2013 Jan. 25 07:23:05.520 285.412852 36.716183 263.046719 609.39 510.68 285.454502 36.712389 RHEA
N1741579125 2013 Mar. 10 03:04:09.504 270.623557 60.595875 289.597775 513.66 485.34 270.618847 60.587167 RHEA
N1743357653 2013 Mar. 30 17:06:06.203 324.143836 66.000844 173.896805 515.52 511.77 324.143250 65.999481 DIONE
N1745867263 2013 Apr. 28 18:12:40.241 279.208055 38.799972 263.343304 287.70 625.46 279.104368 38.769971 DIONE
N1745867296 2013 Apr. 28 18:13:13.249 279.207869 38.800026 263.343304 332.70 603.70 279.124964 38.775671 DIONE

Notes. Columns αc, δc, and TWIST refer to the right ascension, declination, and twist angle of the camera’s pointing vector in the International Celestial Reference Frame (ICRF), while α and δ are the right ascension and declination in the ICRF for the body listed in the far right column. The full table is available from the CDS. The origin of the line, sample coordinate system is at the top left of the image with line y increasing downwards and sample x to the right. Image size is 1024 by 1024 pixels.

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