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Transactions IAU, Volume XXVIIB Proc. XXVII IAU General Assembly, August 2009 c 2010 International Astronomical Union Ian F. Corbett, ed. DOI: 00.0000/X000000000000000X CHAPTER XII INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP BY COMMISSION 419 420 CHAPTER XII Division I Commission 4 Ephemerides President Kaplan, George Vice-President Hohenkerk, Catherine Organizing Committee Arlot, Jean-Eudes Folkner, William Urban, Sean Bangert, John Lara, Martin Vondr´ak,Jan Bell, Steven Pitjeva, Elena Members Abalakin, Viktor Hilton, James Olivier, Enrico Ahn, Youngsook Howard, Sethanne Reasenberg, Robert Aoki, Shinko Ilyas, Mohammad Rodin, Alexander Arakida, Hideyoshi Ivantsov, Anatoliy Rossello, Gaspar Bandyopadhyay, A. Janiczek, Paul Salazar, Antonio Capitaine, Nicole Johnston, Kenneth Schwan, Heiner Chapront, Jean Kinoshita, Hiroshi Seidelmann, P. Chapront-Touze, Michelle Klepczynski, William Shapiro, Irwin Coma, Juan Kolaczek, Barbara Shiryaev, Alexander Cooper, Nicholas Krasinsky, George Shuygina, Nadia de Greiff, J. Laskar, Jacques Simon, Jean-Louis Di, Xiaohua Lehmann, Marek S^oma,Mitsuru Dickey, Jean Lieske, Jay Standish, E. Duncombe, Raynor Lopez Moratalla, Teodoro Thuillot, William Dunham, David Lukashova, Marina Ting, Yeou-Tswen Eroshkin, Georgij Madsen, Claus Vilinga, Jaime Fiala, Alan Majid, Abdul Wang, Xiao-bin Fienga, Agn`es Mallamaci, Claudio Wielen, Roland Fominov, Aleksandr Emelyanenko, Yoshimitsu Wilkins, George Fu, Yanning Morrison, Leslie Williams, Carol Giorgini, Jon Mueller, Ivan Williams, James Glebova, Nina Newhall, X. Winkler, Gernot Harper, David Nguyen, Mau Wytrzyszczak, Iwona He, Miao-fu O'Handley, Douglas Yallop, Bernard INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP BY COMMISSION 421 Division XII Commission 5 Documentation & Astronomical Data President Ohishi, Masatoshi Vice-President Hanisch, Robert Organizing Committee Andernach, Heinz Griffin, R. Murphy, Tara Bishop, Marsha Kembhavi, Ajit Pasian, Fabio Members A'Hearn, Michael Griffin, Roger Quintana, Hernan Abalakin, Viktor Grosbol, Preben Raimond, Ernst Abt, Helmut Guibert, Jean Ratnatunga, Kavan Accomazzi, Alberto Guo, Hongfang Reardon, Kevin Aizenman, Morris Harvel, Christopher Renson, P. Alvarez, Pedro Hauck, Bernard Riegler, Guenter Antonelli, Lucio Angelo Hefele, Herbert Roman, Nancy Banhatti, Dilip Helou, George Rots, Arnold Beckmann, Volker Hopkins, Andrew Russo, Guido Benacchio, Leopoldo Hudkova, Ludmila Samodurov, Vladimir Benn, Chris Jenkner, Helmut Sarasso, Maria Berthier, Jer^ome Kalberla, Peter Schade, David Bessell, Michael Kaplan, George Schilbach, Elena Bond, Ian Kelly, Brandon Schlesinger, Barry Borde, Suzanne Kharin, Arkadiy Schlueter, A. Bouˇska, Jiˇr´ı Kleczek, Josip Schmadel, Lutz Boyce, Peter Kong, Xu Schneider, Jean Brinchmann, Jarle Kovaleva, Dana Schr¨oder, Anja Brouw, Willem Kuin, Nicolaas Seaman, Rob Calabretta, Mark Kunz, Martin Serrano, Alfonso Caretta, Cesar Lequeux, James Sharp, Nigel Chang, Hsiang-Kuang Lesteven, Soizick Shaw, Richard Chapman, Jacqueline Linde, Peter Song, Liming Cheung, Cynthia Lonsdale, Carol Spite, Franois Chiappetti, Lucio Lu, Fangjun Su, Cheng-yue Christlieb , Norbert Madore, Barry Tedds, Jonathan Chu, Yaoquan Mann, Robert Terashita, Yoichi Coletti, Donna Mason, Brian Teuben, Peter Corbin, Brenda Matz, Steven Tody, Douglas Cr´ez´e,Michel McLean, Brian Tritton, Susan Cui, Chenzhou McNally, Derek Tsvetkov, Milcho Cunniffe, John McNamara, Delbert Turner, Kenneth Dalla, Silvia Mead, Jaylee Uesugi, Akira Davis, Morris Meadows, A. Valeev, Sultan Davis, Robert Mein, Pierre Wallace, Patrick de Boer, Klaas Michel, Laurent Wang, Jian-Min Dewhirst, David Mink, Douglas Warren Jr., Wayne Dickel, Helene Mitton, Simon Weidemann, Volker Dixon, Robert Morris, Rhys Weilbacher, Peter Dluzhnevskaya, Olga Murtagh, Fionn Wells, Donald Dobrzycki, Adam Nakajima, Koichi Wenger, Marc Dubois, Pascal Nefed'ev, Yury Westerhout, Gart Ducati, Jorge Nishimura, Shiro Whiting, Matthew Duncombe, Raynor Schl¨uter,Franois Wielen, Roland Durand, Daniel Pakhomov, Yury Wilkins, George 422 CHAPTER XII Egret, Daniel Pamyatnykh, Aleksej Wise, Michael Elia, Davide Paturel, Georges Wright, Alan Elyiv, Andrii Pecker, Jean-Claude Yang, Hong-Jin Fyfe, Duncan Philip, A.G. Yang, Xiaohu Gabriel, Carlos Piskunov, Anatolij Zacchei, Andrea Gomez, Monique Pizzichini, Graziella Zhang, Yanxia Green, David Polechova, Pavla Zhao, Yongheng Greisen, Eric Pucillo, Mauro Zhao, Jun Liang Zhou, Jianfeng Composition of Division XII Commission 6 Astronomical Telegrams President Samus, Nikolaj Vice-President Yamaoka, Hitoshi Organizing Committee Aksnes, Kaare Nakano, Syuichi Williams, Gareth Green, Daniel Spahr, Timothy Marsden, Brian Tich´a,Jana Members Apostolovska, Gordana Gilmore, Alan Phillips, Mark Baransky, Olexander Grindlay, Jonathan Roemer, Elizabeth Bazzano, Angela Hers, Jan Seaman, Rob Bouchard, Antoine Kastel', Galina S^oma,Mitsuru Coletti, Donna Kouveliotou, Chryssa Tholen, David Corbin, Brenda Mattila, Seppo Tsvetkov, Milcho Esenoˇglu,Hasan Nakamura, Tsuko West, Richard Filippenko, Alexei Paragi, Zsolt Williams, Gareth INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP BY COMMISSION 423 Division I Commission 7 Celestial Mechanics & Dynamical Astronomy President Kneˇzevi´c,Zoran Vice-President Morbidelli, Alessandro Organizing Committee Athanassoula, Evangelia Malhotra, Renu Peale, Stanton Laskar, Jacques Mikkola, Seppo Roig, Fernando Members Abad Medina, Alberto Haghighipour, Nader Polyakhova, Elena Abalakin, Viktor Hallan, Prem Puetzfeld, Dirk Ahmed, Mostafa Hamid, S. 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Ivanova, Violeta Sheng, Wan Boccaletti, Dino Ivantsov, Anatoliy Shevchenko, Ivan Bois, Eric Jakub´ık,Marian Sima, Zdislav Borderies, Nicole Janiczek, Paul Sim´o,Carles Boss, Alan Jefferys, William Simon, Jean-Louis Bouchard, Antoine Ji, Jianghui Skripnichenko, Vladimir Bozis, George Jiang, Ing-Guey Soffel, Michael Branham, Richard Kalvouridis, Tilemachos Sokolov, Leonid Breiter, Slawomir Kammeyer, Peter Sokolov, Viktor Brieva, Eduardo Kholshevnikov, Konstantin Sorokin, Nikolaj Brookes, Clive Kim, Sungsoo Souchay, Jean Broucke, Roger Kim, Yoo Jea Standish, E. Broˇz,Miroslav King, Sun-Kun Stellmacher, Ir`ene Brunini, Adrian Kinoshita, Hiroshi Steves, Bonita Cai, Michael Kitiashvili, Irina Sultanov, G. 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