Title:	Astrometry in the Age of the Next Generation of Large Telescopes
Volume:	338	Year:	2005	View this Volume on ADS
Editors:	Seidelmann, P. Kenneth; Monet, Alice K.B.
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Paper Title	Page	Authors
Part 1. Astrometry from Space
Overview of the Gaia Mission	3	Perryman, M.A.C.
The Gaia Mission: Science Highlights	15	Mignard, F.
Performance of the Gaia Mission	25	Lindegren, L.; de Bruijne, J.H.J.
Precision Astrometry with the Space Interferometry Mission - PlanetQuest	37	Unwin, S.C.
The Origins Billion Star Survey: Galactic Explorer	46	Johnston, K.J.; Dorland, B.; Gaume, R.; Hajian, A.; Hennessy, G.; Monet, D.; Olling, R.; Zacharias, N.; Seidelmann, P.K.; Seager, S.; Pravdo, S.; Coste, K.; Danner, R.; Grillmair, C.; Stauffer, J.
Space Astrometry in the Next Decade	53	Gaume, R. A.
Parallaxes with Hubble Space Telescope - How and Why We Do It	58	Benedict, G.F.; McArthur, B.E.
Astrometry with the James Webb Space Telescope	59	Nelan, E.
Part 2. Astrometry from the Ground
Ground-Based Survey Facilities: New Opportunities for Astrometry	63	Wolff, S.C.
The Discovery Channel Telescope: A Wide-field Telescope in Northern Arizona	71	Dunham, E.W.; Millis, R.L.; Smith, B.; Sebring, T.A.
Choosing Suitable Target, Reference and Calibration Stars for the PRIMA Astrometric Planet Search	81	Reffert, S.; Launhardt, R.; Hekker, S.; Henning, T.; Queloz, D.; Quirrenbach, A.; Segransan, D.; Setiawan, J.
The WIYN Speckle Program: HIPPARCOS Binaries and Beyond	90	Horch, E.P.; van Altena, W.F.; Meyer, R.D.
The URAT Project	98	Zacharias, N.
URAT Optical Design Options and Astrometric Performance	106	Laux, U.; Zacharias, N.
Minor Planet Astrometry with CCD Frames	111	Lopez Garcia, A.
Star-Cluster Astrometry with Ground-Based Wide Field Imagers	118	Bedin, L.R.; Anderson, J.; Piotto, G.; Momany, Y.; Yadav, R.S.
Progress in Parallaxes at USNO	122	Harris, H.C.; Canzian, B.; Dahn, C.C.; Guetter, H.H.; Henden, A.A.; Levine, S.E.; Luginbuhl, C.B.; Monet, A.K.B.; Monet, D.G.; Munn, J.A.; Pier, J.R.; Stone, R.C.; Tilleman, T.; Vrba, F.J.; Walker, R.L.
ACS/HRC Astrometry for Polarizer Filters: To Fit or To Map?	126	Kozhurina-Platais, V.; Biretta, J.
Astrometry with OPTIC at WIYN	130	Vieira, K.; van Altena, W.F.; Girard, T.M.
Astrometry with Pan-STARRS and PS1: Pushing the Limits of Atmospheric Refraction, Dispersion, and Extinction Corrections for Wide Field Imaging	134	Chambers, K.C.
CTI II: A Stable, Nonmoving Photometric and Astrometric Survey Telescope	145	McGraw, J.T.; Benedict, G.F.; Ackermann, M.R.; Zimmer, P.C.; Williams, T.; Wetterer, C.J.; Golden, E.
PRIMA Astrometry Operations and Software	146	Bakker, E.J.; Tubbs, B.; Quirrenbach, A.; Jaffe, W.; Le Poole, R.; Reffert, S.; de Jong, J.
Asteroid Astrometry	147	Bowell, E.L.G.
Part 3. Catalogs, Databases, and Data-Mining
Experience with SDSS: the Promise and Perils of Large Surveys	151	Lupton, R.; Ivezic, Z.
Astrometry and the Virtual Observatory	156	Schade, D.
Towards High-Precision Ground-Based Astrometry: Differential Delay Lines for PRIMA@VLTI	167	Launhardt, R.; Henning, Th.; Queloz, D.; Quirrenbach, A.; Bakker, E.J.; Baumeister, H.; Bizenberger, P.; Bleuler, H.; Dandliker, R.; Delplancke, F.; Derie, F.; Fleury, M.; Glindemann, A.; Gillet, D.; Hanenburg, H.; Jaffe, W.; de Jong, J.A.; Kohler, R.; Maire, C.; Mathar, R.J.; Michellod, Y.; Mullhaupt, P.; Murakawa, K.; Pepe, F.; Le Poole, R.S.; Pragt, J.; Reffert, S.; Sache, L.; Scherler, O.; Segransan, D.; Setiawan, J.; Sosnowska, D.; Tubbs, R.N.; Venema, L.; Wagner, K.; Weber, L.; Wuthrich, R.
A Science Alert System for Gaia and Similar All-Sky Space Missions	176	Popowski, P.
Radio-Optical Reference Frame Link: First Results using Dedicated Astrograph Reference Stars	184	Zacharias, M.I.; Zacharias, N.
Part 4. Science Results
Exoplanets and the Space Interferometry Mission	191	Marcy, G.W.; Fischer, D.A.; McCarthy, C.; Ford, E.B.
Science Results Enabled by SDSS Astrometric Observations	201	Ivezic, Z.; Bond, N.; Juric, M.; Munn, J.A.; Lupton, R.H.; Pier, J.R.; Hennessy, G.S.; Knapp, G.R.; Gunn, J.E.; Rockosi, C.M.; Quinn, T.
The Halo of the Milky Way	210	Newberg, H.J.; Yanny, B.
Identifying CID Binaries in SDSS and in Gaia Later On	220	Pourbaix, D.
Results from CTIOPI: Parallaxes, Perturbations, and Pushing Towards SIM PlanetQuest	228	Henry, T.J.; Jao, W.; Subasavage, J.P.; Ianna, P.A.; Costa, E.; Mendez, R.A.
Extraction of Sub-Milliarcsecond Parallaxes from Hipparcos Data	232	Heacox, W.D.
Present and Future Astrometric Study of Halo Substructure	240	Majewski, S.R.; Polak, A.A.; Law, D.R.; Rocha-Pinto, H.J.
Astrometric Monitoring of Stellar Orbits at the Galactic Center with a Next Generation Large Telescope	252	Weinberg, N.N.; Milosavljevic, M.; Ghez, A.M.
Absolute Proper Motion of the Sagittarius Dwarf Galaxy and of the Outer Bulge from SPM3	260	Dinescu, D.I.; Girard, T.M.; van Altena, W.F.; Lopez, C.E.
Transverse Velocity Distribution of the Thick Disk from SPM3 Proper Motions	264	Girard, T.M.; Korchagin, V.I.; Dinescu, D.I.; van Altena, W.F.; Lopez, C.E.; Monet, D.G.
Where the Stellar Road Runners Are in the Sky	268	Jao, W.-C.; Henry, T.J.; Subasavage, J.P.; Beaulieu, T.D.
Astrometric Binaries in the Age of the Next Generation of Large (Space) Telescopes	272	Olling, R.P.
Are These Observations Really Necessary?	276	Lampens, P.; Fremat, Y.
Proper Motions as an Underutilized Tool for Estimating Distances and Ages for Nearby, Young Stars	280	Mamajek, E.E.
The Double-Lined Spectroscopic Binary Haro 1-14c	284	Prato, L.; Simon, M.
Discovering M-Dwarf Companions with STEPS	288	Pravdo, S.H.; Shaklan, S.B.; Lloyd, J.; Benedict, G.F.
43 GHz SiO Masers and Astrometry with VERA in the Galactic Center	293	Sjouwerman, L.O.; Messineo, M.; Habing, H.J.
Radial Velocities and Space Motions for Nearby Stars	295	Upgren, A.R.; Sperauskas, J.
A Suitcase Full of Astrophysics: The MOST Microsat and Opportunities for Low-cost Space Astronomy	297	Matthews, J.
Astrophysical and Technical Aspects of Astrometric Methods on Hubble	298	Currie, D.G.
Part 5. Public Policy and Support
NASA Programs and Astrometric Science	303	Crane, P.
Musings about Future Large Telescopes	307	Van Citters, G.W.
Part 6. Education and Outreach
The Future of Astrometric Education	311	van Altena, W.; Stavinschi, M.
Ensuring the Next Generation of Astrometrists	318	DeGioia Eastwood, K.
Parallax Park - A Bilingual, Outdoor, Interactive Family Exhibit	322	Benedict, G.F.; Parallax Park Design Team, the
Part 7. Instruments and Methods
Radio Astrometry: Present Status and Future	335	Fomalont, E.B.
General Relativistic Effects in Precision Astrometry	343	Fukushima, T.
Changes in Reference Systems and Time	349	Seidelmann, P.K.
Status of USNO Testing of CCDs for Space Astrometry Missions	355	Dorland, B.N.; Johnson, S.; Waczynski, A.
Photometric and Astrometric Quality of Plate Copies Digitized with AgfaScan T5000	359	Strelnitski, V.; Davis, A.
Linking Simulated Large Synoptic Survey Telescope Asteroid Observations	362	Granvik, M.; Muinonen, K.; Virtanen, J.; Bowell, E.; Wasserman, L.H.
The Current State of Scientific Imagers for Astronomy	366	Lesser, M.
Astrometry With Adaptive Optics	367	Fitzgerald, M.
Miscellaneous
Acronyms	369	Seidelmann, P.K.; Monet, A.K.B.

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