PLANETARY CANDIDATES OBSERVED BY <i>KEPLER</i> IV: PLANET SAMPLE FROM Q1-Q8 (22 MONTHS)
Christopher J. Burke, Angie Wolfgang(University of California, Santa Cruz), Jon M. Jenkins(Ames Research Center), Robert C. Morehead(Pennsylvania State University), Michael R. Haas, Joshua Pepper(Lehigh University), Joseph D. Twicken(Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence), David W. Latham(Center for Astrophysics Harvard & Smithsonian), Darin Ragozzine(Brigham Young University), M. Havel(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Daniel Huber(University of Geneva), Steve B. Howell(Kitt Peak National Observatory), Timothy D. Morton(Princeton University), Bruce Clarke, W. J. Chaplin(Aarhus University), Gilbert A. Esquerdo(Center for Astrophysics Harvard & Smithsonian), Avi Shporer(Tel Aviv University), Christopher E. Henze(Ames Research Center), Thomas Barclay(Goddard Space Flight Center), Jeffrey L. Coughlin(Ames Research Center), Elisa V. Quintana(Goddard Space Flight Center), Jason F. Rowe(Ames Research Center), W. D. Cochran(Planetary Systems (United States)), Jessie L. Christiansen(California Institute of Technology), David R. Ciardi(California Institute of Technology), Yash Shah(University of California, Berkeley), Forrest R. Girouard(Ames Research Center), Natalie M. Batalha(Ames Research Center), Brice-Olivier Demory(University of Bern), Ronald L. Gilliland(Space Telescope Science Institute), Martin Still(Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence), W. J. Borucki(Ames Research Center), Shawn Seader(Ames Research Center), Stephen T. Bryson(Ames Research Center), Susan Thompson(Ames Research Center), Peter Tenenbaum(Ames Research Center), T. N. Gautier(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Jie Li(Ames Research Center), Fergal Mullally(Ames Research Center), Douglas A. Caldwell(Ames Research Center)
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