Table II.

Observing circumstances.

Number	Name	2014 mm/dd	Pts	Phase	LPAB	BPAB	Period	P.E.	Amp	A.E.
1164	Kobolda	04/16–04/17	140	25.4,25.7	165	13	4.150	0.005	0.21	0.02
1568	Aisleen	04/16–04/21	130	18.0,17.4	245	30	6.683	0.005	0.31	0.02
1593	Fagnes	05/12–05/27	801	10.2,13.8	232	14	25.25	0.02	0.38	0.02
2048	Dwornik	06/05–06/08	112	31.6,31.3	313	20	3.730	0.005	0.05	0.01
3022	Dobermann	04/20–04/23	230	10.3,11.0	207	17	10.336	0.005	0.75	0.02
3893	DeLaeter	05/15–05/21	165	16.3,18.8	205	9	5.633	0.003	0.13	0.02
4132	Bartok	04/14–04/15	107	21.1,21.3	158	−2	3.297	0.005	0.41	0.03
5692	Shirao	06/10–06/11	181	10.9,11.2	249	16	2.8878	0.0004	0.16	0.02
6384	Kervin	04/02–04/07	220	19.4,18.8	204	31	3.619	0.002	0.10	0.01
7247	1991 TD1	1209/14–09/22	274	18.7,21.1	336	17	3.176	0.002	0.15	0.01
7247	1991 TD1	04/23–04/25	225	8.5,9.6	201	8	3.176	0.002	0.11	0.01
9356	Elineke	05/15–05/18	102	13.3,14.0	209	17	2.750	0.005	0.21	0.02
11279	1989 TC	04/16–04/21	165	17.3,19.8	179	−4	4.003	0.002	0.15	0.02
13186	1996 UM	05/02–05/04	100	22.3,23.0	181	1	4.293	0.003	0.37	0.02
13245	1998 MM19	05/01–05/04	140	12.8,12.6	228	17	4.667	0.002	0.47	0.02
17633	1996 JU	05/14–05/19	175	17.8,0.0,17.7	190	26	6.20A	0.02	0.21	0.02
26227	1998 HJ7	05/10–05/21	330	16.6,21.1	211	19	22.07A	0.05	0.15	0.03
48470	1991 TC2	04/12–04/17	186	6.5,8.8	195	6	10.19	0.05	0.19	0.02
52314	1991 XD	04/01–04/03	189	16.7,16.5	194	26	7.683	0.005	0.61	0.03
96155	1973 HA	04/12–04/15	271	16.9,16.9	196	21	15.59	0.02	0.59	0.03

¹²Dates in 2012.

^Apreferred period of ambiguous solution.

The phase angle (α) is given at the start and end of each date range, unless it reached a minimum, which is then the second of three values. If a single value is given, the phase angle did not change significantly and the average value is given. L_PAB and B_PAB are each the average phase angle bisector longitude and latitude, unless two values are given (first/last date in range).