The SsoTEP event time line shows near real time predictions of transient events of solar system objects that we recommend to observe. That relates to mutual events and stellar occultations of binary asteroids for which we need support and further observations in the framework of our research. Please contact us if you are interested with this project and if you plan to observe the events.

The time line is composed of three independently scrollable bars: the upper in days, the middle in months and lower in years. They can be panned by clicking and dragging to navigate along the time line. The currently visible view in the upper scrollable area is represented by a light grey box on the two lower area. Each SsoTEP event is represented by a marker, labelled with the event name (SsoTEP-<timestamp>). The width of the markers is proportional to the time length of the event. Clicking on the marker (or the label) will bring up additional data and links for that event.

The Timeline Interface is an HTML-based AJAX widget for visualizing time-based events and is copyright the SIMILE project

Tips: If you want to include such a timeline in your own Web page, just implement the timeline as described in Simile Timeline tutorial and get the events by adding the following lines at the end of the onLoad() function:

The SsoTEP RSS feed service provides real time predictions of transient events of solar system objects that we recommend to observe. It concerns mutual events and stellar occultations of binary asteroids for which we need support and further observations in the framework of our research. Please contact us if you are interested with this project and if you plan to observe the events.

The feed makes use of the RSS 2.0 specifications and can be read in your Internet browser or via a news aggregator. Each item provides a short description of the event and a link to its full description in VOEVent packet.

The SsoTEP GoogleSky Access allows one to to display in Google Earth of predictions of transient events of solar system objects that we recommend to observe. It concerns mutual events and stellar occultations of binary asteroids for which we need support and further observations in the framework of our research. Please contact us if you are interested with this project and if you plan to observe the events.

KML is a file format used to display data in Google Earth. It uses a tag-based structure with nested elements and attributes and is based on the XML standard. To explore the solar system transient events, you will need to switch to Sky in Google Earth and to add a Network link with the following information:

The SsoTEP STAP Web service is deployed against the data base of the binary asteroid mutuel events that we recommand to observe. ............

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