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phase angle ring observation during the limbtrack maneuver, M. Ockert,
B. Mostert, J. Gotobed and B. Owens for valuable technical support; M.
Showalter, L. Dones, L. Doyle, J. Spencer, and D. Grinspoon for their
assistance during encounter; D. A. Alexander, G. W. Garneau, E. P.
Korsmo, S. K. LaVoie, H. B. de Rueda, S. T. Rifke, J. S. Shiflet, C. L.
Stanley, E. T. Wachner, and L. A. Wainio, under the able direction of C.
C. Avis, for image processing support through the encounter; R. M.
Batson, P. M. Bridges, K. Edwards, E. M. Eliason, J. L. Inge, C. E.
Isbell, K. F. Mullins, and T. L. Rock for cartographic and image
proccessing support, J. A. Burns, P. Goldreich, F. Shu, P. D. Nicholson,
C. Leovy, and D. J. Stevenson for helpful reviews and comments, R. A.
Jacobson for assistance in developing the numerically integrated model
of the ephemerides of the Uranian satellites and its application to
fitting both the long intervals of Earth-based astrometric measurements
and the Voyager optical data; R. F. Wolfe for her contributions to
calculations of current Uranian cometary fluxes and the early
collisional histories for the satellites, J. L. Anderson for
coordination of the production of all imaging data products, E. Simien
and E. Edwards for maintaining the Voyager Imaging Team data libraries
and D. Weir and S. Bounds for editorial assistance.
8 April 1986; accepted 5 May 1986
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