Radar and optical observations and physical modeling of near-Earth Asteroid 10115 (1992 SK)
M. Busch(University of California, San Francisco), Steve Broschart(University of Michigan), L. A. M. Benner(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Petr Pravec(Czech Academy of Sciences, Astronomical Institute), Jon D. Giorgini(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), C. Magri(University of Maine at Farmington), R. F. Jurgens(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), R. Rose(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), S. J. Ostro(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Daniel J. Scheeres(Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
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