. The Hipparcos Input Catalogue has been compiled, over the period 1982-1991, as the definitive observing catalogue for the European Space Agency's Hipparcos satellite, launched on 8 August 1989. It contains the most up-to-date, comprehensive and homogeneous information on the 118 000 stars being observed by Hipparcos. Its stellar and data content is described in a series of three papers. Details of the astrometric data are presented in Paper II, and of the photometric data (including photoelectric standards stars) in Paper III. The present paper deals with the stellar content of the catalogue and the way it was constructed. Key words: Hipparcos -- Stellar Catalogues 1. Introduction The Hipparcos Input Catalogue has been compiled, over...
Astrometric and photometric measurements of a number of solar system objects were performed by the H...
UBVRI data are presented for a set of 229 late-type stars, most of them being high proper motion sta...
SUMMARY: More than a decade elapsed after the HIPPARCOS ESA missi-on (ESA 1997) observations have be...
Vol. 1 - 5: The Hipparcos Input Catalogue. Vol. 6: Annex 1. Double and multiple stars. Vol. 7: Ann...
International audienceThe principal observational characteristics of the Hipparcos Catalogue, and a ...
. The reliability of the Input Catalogue is one of the keys for the success of the Hipparcos mission...
SIGLECNRS Y 23012 / INIST-CNRS - Institut de l'Information Scientifique et TechniqueFRFranc
International audienceThis contribution is intended as a `rough guide' to the Hipparcos Catalogue fo...
The new reduction of the Hipparcos data presents a very significant improvement in the overall relia...
Context.A new reduction of the astrometric data as produced by the Hipparcos mission has been publis...
International audienceThe Hipparcos Catalogue contains astrometric results for 117 955 catalogue ent...
As part of the preparation for the Hipparcos mission, we determined the positions of 96800 already l...
The ESA Astrometry Satellite HIPPARCOS has provided for nearly 120000 stars positions, proper motion...
The successful ESA mission Hipparcos provided very precise parallaxes positions and proper motions o...
International audienceThe European Space Agency decision to include the Hipparcos satellite into its...
Astrometric and photometric measurements of a number of solar system objects were performed by the H...
UBVRI data are presented for a set of 229 late-type stars, most of them being high proper motion sta...
SUMMARY: More than a decade elapsed after the HIPPARCOS ESA missi-on (ESA 1997) observations have be...
Vol. 1 - 5: The Hipparcos Input Catalogue. Vol. 6: Annex 1. Double and multiple stars. Vol. 7: Ann...
International audienceThe principal observational characteristics of the Hipparcos Catalogue, and a ...
. The reliability of the Input Catalogue is one of the keys for the success of the Hipparcos mission...
SIGLECNRS Y 23012 / INIST-CNRS - Institut de l'Information Scientifique et TechniqueFRFranc
International audienceThis contribution is intended as a `rough guide' to the Hipparcos Catalogue fo...
The new reduction of the Hipparcos data presents a very significant improvement in the overall relia...
Context.A new reduction of the astrometric data as produced by the Hipparcos mission has been publis...
International audienceThe Hipparcos Catalogue contains astrometric results for 117 955 catalogue ent...
As part of the preparation for the Hipparcos mission, we determined the positions of 96800 already l...
The ESA Astrometry Satellite HIPPARCOS has provided for nearly 120000 stars positions, proper motion...
The successful ESA mission Hipparcos provided very precise parallaxes positions and proper motions o...
International audienceThe European Space Agency decision to include the Hipparcos satellite into its...
Astrometric and photometric measurements of a number of solar system objects were performed by the H...
UBVRI data are presented for a set of 229 late-type stars, most of them being high proper motion sta...
SUMMARY: More than a decade elapsed after the HIPPARCOS ESA missi-on (ESA 1997) observations have be...