PSRPI Mapping the Galactic distribution of pulsars with the VLBA

Observations for the initial PSRPI sample of 60 pulsars have now concluded. 84.7 hours were observed on the VLBA (plus 12 hours from a pilot project) searching for in-beam calibrators around 245 pulsars, and 690.2 hours were utilised for 285 astrometric observations.

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Maintainer	Leonid Petrov
Last Updated	April 23, 2025, 22:59 (UTC)
Created	April 1, 2025, 00:03 (UTC)
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