29p 20160824 rmiles

Here is my report:

The nucleus of Comet 29P underwent a relatively weak outburst on 2016 August
22.48 +/-0.27

Nominal 5.7" radius aperture
0029P        C2016 08 20.37009 19 18 52.70 -25 41 17.7          16.62N
F65
0029P        C2016 08 20.37165 19 18 52.67 -25 41 17.6          16.64N
F65
0029P        C2016 08 22.13756 19 18 21.28 -25 40 10.1          16.77N
W96 (Soulier)
0029P        C2016 08 22.86901 19 18 08.91 -25 39 41.8          15.12N
Z21
0029P        C2016 08 22.87050 19 18 08.88 -25 39 41.8          15.11N
Z21
0029P        C2016 08 22.87199 19 18 08.86 -25 39 41.7          15.10N
Z21
0029P        C2016 08 24.82040 19 17 37.38 -25 38 19.3          15.30N
K91
0029P        C2016 08 24.86202 19 17 36.77 -25 38 19.1          15.31N
Z21
0029P        C2016 08 24.97871 19 17 34.88 -25 38 14.8          15.34N
Z21
1.8" radius aperture
0029P        C2016 08 20.37009 19 18 52.70 -25 41 17.7          17.28N
F65
0029P        C2016 08 20.37165 19 18 52.67 -25 41 17.6          17.23N
F65

F65:  2.0-m SDSS-r' Haleakala
Z21: 0.4-m  SDSS-r' Tenerife
K91:  1.0-m SDSS-r' Sutherland
W96:  0.4-m unfiltered (OBS A. Maury, J.-B. de Vanssay, J.-F. Soulier)

The outburst amplitude was 1.5 mag in a 5.7" radius aperture, and 2.1 mag in
a 1.8" aperture.

Attached is an analysis of observations made with the LCOGT 1.0-m RC
telescope (Dome-05, MPC K91) at Sutherland showing details of the expanding
coma.

Richard