Amaury Perrocheau

ORCID: 0000-0003-0538-8561
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  • Stellar, planetary, and galactic studies
  • Astronomical Observations and Instrumentation
  • Inertial Sensor and Navigation
  • Astronomy and Astrophysical Research
  • Astro and Planetary Science

Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence
2022-2025

Amaury Perrocheau Thomas M. Esposito Franck Marchis Guillaume Blaclard Daniel O’Conner Peluso and 95 more Aad Verveen Alain Cagna Alain Lambert Andrew Wendelborn Ariel Graykowski Arnoud Buurman Baptiste Montoya Barbara Wiart Benjamin Mirwald Bob Eramia Bruno Guillet Bruce Parker Bryan Tobias Bryce Fifield B. Kim Chelsey Logan Christopher C. M. Kyba Dana Adhis Darren A. Rivett Dave Gary David Havell David Koster David Swalander E. Bonilla E. Heinrich Enner Chung Eric Miny Evante Garza-Licudine Fabien Richardot Fabrice Mortecrette Fadi Saibi Frédéric Simard F Gagnon George Dvorsky Georges Simard Gerrit Dreise G. De Tommaso Haroon Ahmed Khan Ian M. Transom Isabelle Brocard Ivan Venzor Jean-Marie Laugier Jennifer L. W. Siders James Keen Jericho Kuehl Jiří Dvořáček J. Theurer J.W. Archer John K. Bradley J. S. Perko John W. Pickering Joseph Kornowski Josh Chubb Justus Randolph Daniel Potts Karen Fischer Keiichi Fukui Kendra Sibbernsen Kevin Borrot Kevin Heider Koichi Yamaguchi Larissa Swalander Laurent Millart Liouba Leroux Lydia Tamez Maik Schmalstich Michael H. Meylan Margaret A. Loose Mario Billiani Markus Lorber Martin Davy M. Smallen Masao Shimizu Matthew Ryno M. Lauvernier Michael Cunningham Michaël Gagnon Michael Primm M.J.D. Rushton Michael Sibbernsen Michael Mitchell Neil Yoblonsky Nicolas Delaunoy Noémie Kuchler-Mayor Olivier Clerget Patrick Huth Paul Heafner Petri Kuossari Petri Tikkanen Phil Yehle R. M. Blake Raymund John Ang Robert Foster Roberto Poggiali Ron Janetzke

10.1117/1.jatis.11.2.028002 article EN Journal of Astronomical Telescopes Instruments and Systems 2025-04-29

Abstract This paper presents early results from and prospects for exoplanet science using a citizen private/public partnership observer network managed by the SETI Institute in collaboration with Unistellar. The launched 2020 January includes 163 scientist observers across 21 countries. These can access mentoring service developed are also equipped Unistellar Enhanced Vision Telescopes. technology campaign’s associated photometric reduction pipeline enable each telescope to readily obtain...

10.1088/1538-3873/acaa58 article EN cc-by Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific 2023-01-01

More than 5,000 exoplanets have been confirmed and among them almost 4,000 were discovered by the transit method. However, few transiting an orbital period greater 100 days. Here we report a detection of Kepler-167 e, "Jupiter analog" exoplanet orbiting K4 star with 1,071 days, using Unistellar ground-based telescope network. From 2021 November 18 to 20, citizen astronomers located in nine different countries gathered 43 observations, covering 16 hour long transit. Using nested sampling...

10.3847/2041-8213/aca073 article EN cc-by The Astrophysical Journal Letters 2022-11-28

More than 5,000 exoplanets have been confirmed and among them almost 4,000 were discovered by the transit method. However, few transiting an orbital period greater 100 days. Here we report a detection of Kepler-167 e, "Jupiter analog" exoplanet orbiting K4 star with 1,071 days, using Unistellar ground-based telescope network. From 2021 November 18 to 20, citizen astronomers located in nine different countries gathered 43 observations, covering 16 hour long transit. Using nested sampling...

10.48550/arxiv.2211.01532 preprint EN cc-by arXiv (Cornell University) 2022-01-01
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