... J Selects the map projection. ... Choose one of the following projections (The E or C after projection names stands for Equal-Area and Conformal, respectively): CYLINDRICAL PROJECTIONS: -Jc lon0 / lat0 / scale or -JC lon0 / lat0 / width (Cassini) Give projection center and scale (1:xxxx or inch/degree). ... CONIC PROJECTIONS: -Jb lon0 / lat0 / lat1 / lat2 / scale or -JB lon0 / lat0 / lat1 / lat2 / width (Albers [E] ) Give projection center, two standard parallels, and scale (1:xxxx or inch/degree). ...

... 8, ``Celestial Mechanics'', 2002 Natural satellites dynamics from observations N. V. Emelianov Sternberg Astronomical Institute, Moscow, Russia Dynamics of the natural satellites has to be studied with the most accuracy for several reasons. ... The advantages of this approach consist in the fact that after processing the photometric data one will have to deal only with the planetocentric satellite motion to fit the satellite orbit to observations. ... In: Astronomy and Geodesy in new millenium. ...

... I describe the design of a simple IRAF-based reduction and analysis pipeline, developed for the BFOSC instrument on the 1.52m Cassini Telescope at Loiano, run by the Osservatorio Astronomico di Bologna. ... Using only the NEWOBJEC keyword list, another IRAF script is automatically generated for checking if the target names actually match the frame content (necessary since observers frequently forget to update the OBJECT keword when changing targets). ... Efficient hierarchical searches are used. ...

... As always, information relevant to these questions can be found on the World Wide Web. A particularly good search engine can be found at AltaVista - type in a search string in quotes to find exact matches. e.g. "Big Bucks" will return all matches to pages that contain this exact phrase. ... Questions: . ... Be sure to include the URLs where you found this information. ... As you probably now, there was a demonstration about the launch of Cassini as it contained a nuclear reactor onboard. ...