The overlapping plate method for asteroid astronomy
The overlapping plate method, first introduced in the early 1960s by Henrich Eichhorn, was originally intended to provide better star catalogs through improved data reduction techniques.
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The overlapping plate method, first introduced in the early 1960s by Henrich Eichhorn, was originally intended to provide better star catalogs through improved data reduction techniques.
The overlapping plate method, first introduced in the early 1960s by Henrich Eichhorn, was originally intended to provide better star catalogs through improved data reduction techniques.
Asteroid astrometry, like any other scientific measurement process, is subject to both random and systematic errors, not all of which are under the observer's control. To design an astrometric observing program or to improve an existing one requires knowledge of the various sources of error, how different errors affect one's results, and how various errors may be minimized by careful observation or data reduction techniques.