MOVIS catalog: near-infrared colors and taxonomy of asteroids observed by VISTA-VHS survey

Bibcode
2018EPSC...12..273P
Popescu, M.; Licandro, J.; de Leon, J.; Morate, D.; Boaca, Ioana Lucia
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European Planetary Science Congress 2018, held 16-21 September 2018 at TU Berlin, Berlin, Germany, id.EPSC2018-273

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2018
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5
IAC number of authors
4
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0
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Description
We present the updated version of the MOVIS-C catalog based on VISTA-VHS DR5 release. The near-infrared colors - (Y-J), (H-Ks), (J-Ks) are provided for 53 447 Solar System objects, thus being the largest set of spectro-photometric data in the near-infrared region. Taxonomic classification based on a probabilistic approach and machine-learning methods is provided for 9,097 asteroids included in this catalog.
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Non-refereed

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