2004 June 16
Robert Jedicke

60277 Centaur-like orbits for objects that all have V_Opposition < 24.5
that might be detected by PanSTARRS.  The orbit and absolute model
comes from Jedicke & Herron (1997).

The dataset was created using RJ's CreateFakeCentaur routine.

Columns are:

id a e i O w M H MOID POpik

The last two columns are currently set to zero.
id= see below
a = semi-major axis (AU)
e = eccentricity
i = inclination (deg)
O = longitude of ascending node (deg)
w = longitude of perihelion (deg)
M = anomaly at epoch (deg)
MOID = Minimum Orbital Impact Distance (AU)
POpik = Opik collision probability with Earth

The id within file fakecentaurs.v245 is Cnnnnn 
where C means Centaur and nnnnn is the base-62
number (line) of the entry starting at 0.  
So the 11th object in the file is C0000b.

The Epoch of all orbits was MJD=52860.0.