Oliver Klös, IOTA/ES        Last update: 2021 April 02

Predictions calculated by Steve Preston, IOTA

http://asteroidoccultation.com

Upcoming Occultations:

The events are marked by the following colour-codes:

Special Observation Campaign

Target star brighter than 9 mag

Prediction with high probability to make a positive observation

Prediction with MIRIADE data (IMCCE) / JPL Horizons for asteroid satellites by O. Klös, IOTA/ES

Detailed path maps, star charts and potential observing sites for these events can be found at Derek C. Breit’s web page:

http://www.poyntsource.com/New/Global.htm

 

Day       UT        Asteroid            MaxDur             Star                  Vmag

                                                     sec

 

April 2021

 

02  21:00  (1118) Hanskya     3.4    UCAC4 605-026972      11.0

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0402_1118_69406.htm

 

02  21:49  (409) Aspasia     19.6    UCAC4 403-052356      11.8

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0402_409_69408.htm

 

03   20:16    (2688) Halley    1.7    TYC 4950-010175-1       8.7

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0403_2688_72610.htm

 

05   20:14    (515) Athalia    2.8    TYC 1372-01216-1    10.0

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0405_515_69436.htm

 

07   04:59    (497) Iva     3.5      UCAC4 345-073636   12.5

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0407_497_69450.htm

 

09  21:05    (156) Xanthippe     5.3    UCAC4 532-022355      12.0

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0409_156_69478.htm

 

10  02:13    (6) Hebe     10.1     UCAC4 403-120380    11.9

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0410_6_69482.htm

 

10  21:09    (86) Semele     12.2    UCAC4 511-051286    12.4

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0410_86_69490.htm

 

13  03:48    (87) Sylvia     27.7     UCAC4 542-050615    14.0

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0413_87_74110.htm

13   03:48    Remus, satellite of (87) Sylvia   0.97  s

Last update: 2021 Mar 18

 Path Coordinates Occultation of UCAC4 542-050615 by 87 Remus #1 on 2021 Apr 13

13  03:49   Romulus, satellite of (87) Sylvia   1.56  s

Last update: 2021 Mar 18

Path Coordinates Occultation of UCAC4 542-050615 by 87 Romulus #1 on 2021 Apr 13

 

 

15  02:51    (159) Aemilia     9.9    TYC 6302-00461-1    10.7

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0415_159_69532.htm

 

18   21:30    (313) Chaldaea    3.9    HIP 36231       6.8

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0418_313_69570.htm

 

21   21:58    (26) Proserpina    5.1    TYC 1926-00233-1     11.6

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0421_26_69610.htm

 

22   19:59   (142) Polana    1.40       UCAC4 565-011281     11.4

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0422_142_73888.htm

 

24   21:29   (150) Nuwa    5.0       UCAC4 555-034160     12.0

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0424_150_69640.htm

 

26   20:07   (402) Chloe     1.50      TYC 1300-01298-1     9.6

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0426_402_72632.htm

 

26   20:21   (152) Atala     1.61      UCAC4 610-021128     10.7

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0426_152_73892.htm

 

26   22:19   (1585) Union     4.4      TYC 0992-00532-1     10.4

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_04/0426_1585_69668.htm

 

May 2021

 

05   02:53   (105) Artemis     10.5      UCAC4   492-083627   12.3

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_05/0505_105_69744.htm

 

06  20:59    (1244) Deira    1.45       HIP 42594       7.6

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_05/0506_1244_72452.htm

 

08   02:11    (3317) Paris      14.7      UCAC4 469-071609      12.5

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_05/0508_3317_69764.htm

 

08   21:10    (1585) Union      3.8      UCAC4 500-071836      12.5

Last update: 2021 Mar 17

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_05/0508_1585_69776.htm

 

19   00:59    (801) Helwerthia    5.2       HIP 92878       8.7

Last update: 2021 Apr 02

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_05/0519_801_72648.htm

 

23   20:02    (46) Hestia      10.2      UCAC4 373-072583      12.2

Last update: 2021 Apr 02

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_05/0523_46_69932.htm

 

29   19:25   (1062) Ljuba      2.8     TYC 0833-01255-1    10.3

Last update: 2021 Apr 02

https://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_05/0529_1062_72668.htm

 

Detailed path maps, star charts and potential observing sites for these events can be found at Derek C. Breit’s web page:

http://www.poyntsource.com/New/Global.htm

 

 

Preliminary Predictions:

Target star brighter than 9 mag

Day       UT        Asteroid            MaxDur            Star              Vmag

                                                     sec

June 2021

09   21:18  (442) Eichsfeldia    2.2    UCAC4 534-049309       8.9

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_06/0609_442_72684.htm

29   03:11  (1489) Attila    2.7    HIP 511       7.9

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_06/0629_1489_72462.htm

July 2021

24   03:13  (212) Medea    4.3    TYC 1817-00159-1       8.7

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_07/0724_212_72730.htm

August 2021

03   01:05  (4292) Aoba   0.9    TYC 1799-00910-1       8.3

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_08/0803_4292_72470.htm

09   00:46  (16046) Gregnorman   2.8    HIP 90135     4.3

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_08/0809_16046_72400.htm

17   23:06  (376) Geometria   6.3    HIP 118268     3.9

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_08/0817_376_72402.htm

26   21:28  (385) Ilmatar   7.9    TYC 0009-00303-18   8.8

Last update: 2020 Mar 03

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_08/0826_385_70990.htm

September 2021

09   00:13  (301) Bavaria   2.3   HIP 29775   7.3

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_09/0909_301_72482.htm

22   04:32  (1312) Vassar   2.9   TYC 4755-01371-1   8.3

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_09/0922_1312_72484.htm

26   23:37  (268) Adorea    5.1    TYC 1371-02142-1   9.0

Last update: 2020 Mar 03

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_09/0926_268_71302.htm

October 2021

04   00:57  (370) Modestia   5.1   HIP 5286       8.0

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_10/1004_370_72488.htm

12   01:51  (21564) Widmanstatten   1.0     HIP 42076     6.0

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_10/1012_21564_72404.htm

19   01:53  (10291) 1985 UT      2.1      TYC 4674-00424-1    8.2

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_10/1019_10291_72496.htm

November 2021

03   02:28  (2407) Haug     4.9     TYC 1870-00735-1   9.0

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_11/1103_2407_72844.htm

12  22:46  (487) Venetia    26.4     TYC 1329-01678-1   8.5

Last update: 2020 Mar 03

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_11/1112_487_71792.htm

15  22:05  (161) Athor    4.7    HIP 44512      6.6

Last update: 2020 Mar 03

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_11/1115_161_71822.htm

20  03:46  (110) Lydia     11.1     TYC 0622-01054-1     9.0

Last update: 2020 Mar 03

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_11/1120_110_71854.htm

22  17:57   (4082) Swann   2.0    HIP 8409    7.9

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_11/1122_4082_72508.htm

25  16:26   (105) Artemis   3.3    TYC 5173-01510-1   8.9

Last update: 2020 Mar 03

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_11/1125_105_71904.htm

29  16:58   (5234) Sechenov   0.9    HIP 856     8.1

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_11/1129_5234_72510.htm

December 2021

03  01:33   (573) Recha      4.7      HIP 30484     6.7

Last update: 2020 Mar 03

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_12/1203_573_71988.htm

08  18:08  (249) Ilse      7.4      TYC 2333-01131-1     8.7

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_12/1208_249_72896.htm

16   21:11  (11395) 1998 XN77     7.9    HIP 12148    5.5

Last update: 2020 Mar 03

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_12/1216_11395_72166.htm

20   01:49  (6475) Refugium    3.1   TYC 1821-00304-1    8.2

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_12/1220_6475_72516.htm

22  01:59  (688) Melanie    3.5    UCAC4 492-042602    7.5

Last update: 2020 Mar 03

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_12/1222_688_72218.htm

22  03:42  (4628) Laplace    1.6    HIP 26759     8.7

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_12/1222_4628_72922.htm

27  21:26  (310) Margarita    2.8   TYC 0017-01041-1     7.7

Last update: 2020 Mar 07

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_12/1227_310_72518.htm

28  18:00  (532) Herculina   9.3    HIP 533    8.9

Last update: 2020 Mar 08

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_12/1228_532_72338.htm

30  20:16  (7641) 1986 TT6    5.4      HIP 4761   7.1

Last update: 2020 Mar 03

http://asteroidoccultation.com/2021_12/1230_7641_72364.htm

Detailed path maps, star charts and potential observing sites for these events can be found at Derek C. Breit’s web page:

http://www.poyntsource.com/New/Future.htm

Station Map for the Occultation by (105) Artemis at Thursday, 2009 January 15 (~ 21:34 UT)

V-Magnitude of target star TYC 5369-01307-1: 10.7 mag
Johnson B-V Colour Index: + 0.4
The UCAC2 gives a „pseudo-R magnitude“ of  10.8 mag

The max duration is expected to be 8.9 sec with a max drop of 2.2 mag.
The event will take place at an altitude of  34 deg and at azimuth 156 deg. The sun will be at an altitude of – 51 deg. (At predicted centre line for longitude 0 deg)

There is a 1 sigma uncertainty interval of  ± 0.31  path widths.
The probabilities to see a positive event:

Centre line: ~  90 %
Path limits: ~  50 %
1 sigma lines:  ~ 16 %
2 sigma lines: ~ 2 %

(Calculation according to Raymond Dusser, E.A.O.N. Circular #10)

PLEASE REMEMBER: Predictions are sometimes wrong. Please observe even with a small probability.
Let other observers know about you observing plans: Announce you station with OccultWatcher !

More information (coordinates, finder charts) at Steve Preston’s prediction:
http://asteroidoccultation.com/2009_01/0115_105_17170.htm

Table of potential observing stations and cities with distance from center of predicted path (Derek C. Breit):
http://www.poyntsource.com/New/Google/20090115_17170_Sites.txt

Map and Coordinates at the web page of  E.A.O.N. (not updated with Steve Preston’s data) :
http://astrosurf.com/eaon/Occultations%20January.htm

Good luck with your observation!

Oliver Klös

IOTA-ES

Station Maps for the Occultation by (639) Latona at Thursday, 2009 January 15 (~ 21:08 UT)

EAST and WEST

V-Magnitude of target star TYC 1864-00746-1: 10.4 mag
Johnson B-V Colour Index: + 0.3
The UCAC2 gives a „pseudo-R magnitude“ of  10.3 mag

The max duration is expected to be 6.3 sec with a max drop of 2.6 mag.
The event will take place at an altitude of  64 deg and at azimuth 162 deg. The sun will be at an altitude of – 51 deg. (At predicted centre line for longitude E 10 deg)

There is a 1 sigma uncertainty interval of  ±  0.50 path widths.
The probabilities to see a positive event:

Centre line: ~  68 %
Path limits: ~  48 %
1 sigma lines:  ~ 16 %
2 sigma lines: ~ 2 %

(Calculation according to Raymond Dusser, E.A.O.N. Circular #10)

PLEASE REMEMBER: Predictions are sometimes wrong. Please observe even with a small probability.
Let other observers know about you observing plans: Announce you station with OccultWatcher !

More information (coordinates, finder charts) at Steve Preston’s prediction:
http://asteroidoccultation.com/2009_01/0115_639_17169.htm

Table of potential observing stations and cities with distance from center of predicted path (Derek C. Breit):
http://www.poyntsource.com/New/Google/20090115_17169_Sites.txt

Map and Coordinates at the web page of  E.A.O.N. (not updated with Steve Preston’s data) :
http://astrosurf.com/eaon/Occultations%20January.htm

Good luck with your observation!

Oliver Klös

IOTA-ES

Station Map for the Occultation by (4711) Kathy at Thursday, 2009 January 15 (~ 18:30 UT)

V-Magnitude of target star TYC 0042-01409-1: 9.1 mag
Johnson B-V Colour Index: + 1.1
Spectral type K0
The UCAC2 gives a „pseudo-R magnitude“ of  8.9 mag

The max duration is expected to be 0.7 sec with a max drop of 6.9 mag.
The event will take place at an altitude of  41 deg and at azimuth 177 deg. The sun will be at an altitude of – 20 deg. (At predicted centre line for longitude 0 deg)

There is a 1 sigma uncertainty interval of  ±  3.86 path widths.
The probabilities to see a positive event:

Centre line: ~  10 %
Path limits: ~  10 %
1 sigma lines:  ~ 6 %
2 sigma lines: ~ 1 %

(Calculation according to Raymond Dusser, E.A.O.N. Circular #10)

PLEASE REMEMBER: Predictions are sometimes wrong. Please observe even with a small probability.
Let other observers know about you observing plans: Announce you station with OccultWatcher !

More information (coordinates, finder charts) at Steve Preston’s prediction:
http://asteroidoccultation.com/2009_01/0115_4711_18999.htm

Table of potential observing stations and cities with distance from center of predicted path (Derek C. Breit):
http://www.poyntsource.com/New/Google/20090115_18999_Sites.txt

Good luck with your observation!

Oliver Klös

IOTA-ES

Station Map for the Occultation by (307) Nike at Wednesday, 2009 January 14 (~ 20.42 UT)

V-Magnitude of target star HIP 6630: 8.6 mag
Johnson B-V Colour Index: + 0.5
Spectral type F8
The UCAC2 gives a „pseudo-R magnitude“ of 8.7 mag

The max duration is expected to be 2.7 sec with a max drop of 6.5 mag.
The event will take place at an altitude of 36 deg and at azimuth 239 deg. The sun will be at an altitude of -42 deg. (At predicted centre line for longitude 0 deg)

There is a 1 sigma uncertainty interval of  ±  0.53 path widths.
The probabilities to see a positive event:

Centre line: ~ 66 %
Path limits: ~  47 %
1 sigma lines:  ~ 16 %
2 sigma lines: ~ 2 %

(Calculation according to Raymond Dusser, E.A.O.N. Circular #10)

PLEASE REMEMBER: Predictions are sometimes wrong. Please observe even with a small probability.
Let other observers know about you observing plans: Announce you station with OccultWatcher !

More information (coordinates, finder charts) at Steve Preston’s prediction:
http://asteroidoccultation.com/2009_01/0114_307_18589.htm

Table of potential observing stations and cities with distance from center of predicted path (Derek C. Breit):
http://www.poyntsource.com/New/Google/20090114_18589_Sites.txt

Map and Coordinates at the web page of  E.A.O.N. (not updated with Steve Preston’s data) :
http://astrosurf.com/eaon/Occultations%20January.htm

Good luck with your observation!

Oliver Klös

IOTA-ES

Station Map for the Occultation by (145) Adeona at Tuesday, 2009 January 13 (~ 22:14 UT)

V-Magnitude of target star TYC 1815-00526-1: 12.3 mag
Johnson B-V Colour Index: + 0.2
The UCAC2 gives a „pseudo-R magnitude“ of 12.0 mag

Please notice:
The combined light of the asteroid and the star will drop by 0.6 mag to 11.9 mag (the magnitude of the asteroid) during an occultation.

The max duration is expected to be 35.0 sec with a max drop of 0.6 mag.
The event will take place at an altitude of 43 deg and at azimuth 256 deg. The sun will be at an altitude of -61 deg. (At predicted centre line for latitude N 50 deg)

There is a 1 sigma uncertainty interval of  ±  0.23 path widths.
The probabilities to see a positive event:

Centre line: ~  97 %
Path limits: ~  50 %
1 sigma lines:  ~ 16 %
2 sigma lines: ~ 2 %

(Calculation according to Raymond Dusser, E.A.O.N. Circular #10)

PLEASE REMEMBER: Predictions are sometimes wrong. Please observe even with a small probability.
Let other observers know about you observing plans: Announce you station with OccultWatcher !

More information (coordinates, finder charts) at Steve Preston’s prediction:
http://asteroidoccultation.com/2009_01/0113_145_17165.htm

Table of potential observing stations and cities with distance from center of predicted path (Derek C. Breit):
http://www.poyntsource.com/New/Google/20090113_17165_Sites.txt

Map and Coordinates at the web page of  E.A.O.N. (not updated with Steve Preston’s data):
http://astrosurf.com/eaon/Occultations%20January.htm

Good luck with your observation!

Oliver Klös

IOTA-ES

Station Map for the Occultation by (2880) Nihondaira at Monday, 2009 January 12 (~ 03:20 UT)

V-Magnitude of target star HIP 43670: 8.5 mag
Johnson B-V Colour Index: + 0.7
Spectral type K0
The UCAC2 gives a „pseudo-R magnitude“ of 8.6 mag

The max duration is expected to be 1.5 sec with a max drop of 7.7 mag.
The event will take place at an altitude of 49 deg and at azimuth 252 deg. The sun will be at an altitude of -32 deg. (At predicted centre line for longitude E 15 deg)

There is a 1 sigma uncertainty interval of  ±  4.23 path widths.
The probabilities to see a positive event:

Centre line: ~  9 %
Path limits: ~  9 %
1 sigma lines:  ~ 5 %
2 sigma lines: ~ 1 %

(Calculation according to Raymond Dusser, E.A.O.N. Circular #10)

PLEASE REMEMBER: Predictions are sometimes wrong. Please observe even with a small probability.
Let other observers know about you observing plans: Announce you station with OccultWatcher !

More information (coordinates, finder charts) at Steve Preston’s prediction:
http://asteroidoccultation.com/2009_01/0112_2880_20026.htm

Table of potential observing stations and cities with distance from center of predicted path (Derek C. Breit):
http://www.poyntsource.com/New/Google/20090112_20026_Sites.txt

Map and Coordinates at the web page of  E.A.O.N. :
http://astrosurf.com/eaon/Occultations%20January.htm

Good luck with your observation!

Oliver Klös

IOTA-ES

Station Maps for the Occultation by (704) Interamnia at Sunday, 2009 January 11 (~ 03:34 UT)

NORTH and SOUTH

Magnitude of target star 2UCAC 27665145: 12.9 mag

Please notice:
In the case of an occultation, the combined light of the asteroid and the star will drop by 0.3 mag to 11.8 mag (the magnitude of the asteroid).

The max duration is expected to be 37.9 sec with a max drop of 0.34 mag.
The event will take place at an altitude of 28 deg and at azimuth 182 deg. The sun will be at an altitude of -40 deg. (At predicted centre line for latitude N 50 deg)

There is a 1 sigma uncertainty interval of  ±  0.18 path widths.
The probabilities to see a positive event:

Centre line: ~  100 %
Path limits: ~  50 %
1 sigma lines:  ~ 16 %
2 sigma lines: ~ 2 %

(Calculation according to Raymond Dusser, E.A.O.N. Circular #10)

PLEASE REMEMBER: Predictions are sometimes wrong. Please observe even with a small probability.
Let other observers know about you observing plans: Announce you station with OccultWatcher !

More information (coordinates, finder charts) at Steve Preston’s prediction:
http://asteroidoccultation.com/2009_01/0111_704_19797.htm

Table of potential observing stations and cities with distance from center of predicted path (Derek C. Breit):
http://www.poyntsource.com/New/Google/20090111_19797_Sites.txt

Good luck with your observation!

Oliver Klös

IOTA-ES

Station Map for the Occultation by (626) Notburga at Saturday, 2009 January 10 (~ 18:09 UT)

V-Magnitude of target star HIP 109369: 7.0 mag
Johnson B-V Colour Index: + 1.0
Spectral type G5

The max duration is expected to be 2.4 sec with a max drop of 6.6 mag.
The event will take place at an altitude of 16 deg and at azimuth 229 deg. The sun will be at an altitude of -16 deg. (At predicted centre line for longitude W 03 deg)

There is a 1 sigma uncertainty interval of  ±  0.17 path widths.
The probabilities to see a positive event:

Centre line: ~  100 %
Path limits: ~  50 %
1 sigma lines:  ~ 16 %
2 sigma lines: ~ 2 %

(Calculation according to Raymond Dusser, E.A.O.N. Circular #10)

PLEASE REMEMBER: Predictions are sometimes wrong. Please observe even with a small probability.
Let other observers know about you observing plans: Announce you station with OccultWatcher !

More information (coordinates, finder charts) at Steve Preston’s prediction:
http://asteroidoccultation.com/2009_01/0110_626_20025.htm

Table of potential observing stations and cities with distance from center of predicted path (Derek C. Breit):
http://www.poyntsource.com/New/Google/20090110_20025_Sites.txt

Map and Coordinates at the web page of  E.A.O.N. :
http://astrosurf.com/eaon/Occultations%20January.htm

Good luck with your observation!

Oliver Klös

IOTA-ES

Station Map for the Occultation by (402) Chloe at Thursday, 2009 January 08 (~ 17:08 UT)

V-Magnitude of target star TYC 0724-01025-1: 11.5 mag
Johnson B-V Colour Index: + 0.4
The UCAC2 gives a „pseudo-R magnitude“ of 11.5 mag

The max duration is expected to be 5.3 sec with a max drop of 1.2 mag.
The event will take place at an altitude of 20 deg and at azimuth 95 deg. The sun will be at an altitude of -14 deg. (At predicted centre line for longitude E 10 deg)

There is a 1 sigma uncertainty interval of  ±  0.51 path widths.
The probabilities to see a positive event:

Centre line: ~  67 %
Path limits: ~  47 %
1 sigma lines:  ~ 16 %
2 sigma lines: ~ 2 %

(Calculation according to Raymond Dusser, E.A.O.N. Circular #10)

PLEASE REMEMBER: Predictions are sometimes wrong. Please observe even with a small probability.
Let other observers know about you observing plans: Announce you station with OccultWatcher !

More information (coordinates, finder charts) at Steve Preston’s prediction:
http://asteroidoccultation.com/2009_01/0108_402_17146.htm

Table of potential observing stations and cities with distance from center of predicted path (Derek C. Breit):
http://www.poyntsource.com/New/Google/20090108_17146_Sites.txt

Map and Coordinates at the web page of  E.A.O.N. :
http://astrosurf.com/eaon/Occultations%20January.htm

Good luck with your observation!

Oliver Klös

IOTA-ES