Columns              Description

2-5                  Type of event and satellites involved.
                     An occultation (``O'') can either be
                     partial (``P''), total (``T'') or
                     annular (``A'').
                     An eclipse (``E'') can either be penumbral (``P''),
                     umbral (``U''), total (``T'') or
                     annular (``A'').
                     Grazing (``G'') events are allowable
                     given the ephemeris uncertainties.
                     Satellite identification is as follows:
                     Ariel (1), Umbriel (2), Titania (3),
                     Oberon (4), Miranda (5).

8-11                 Year (YYYY)

13-15                Month (MMM)

17-18                Day (DD). Note that date corresponds to event start.

21-28                Penumbra ingress time (eclipses only). Note that all
                     times are given in UTC with deltaT fixed at 64.184 sec.

31-38                Umbra Ingress (eclipses) or Partial event start 
                     (occultations).

41-48                Start of Totality or Annularity.

51-58                Middle of event

61-68                End of Totality or Annularity.

71-78                Umbra Egress (eclipses) or Partial event end
                     (occultations).

81-88                Penumbra egress time (eclipses only).

93-96                Time between penumbra ingress and egress (eclipses only).

100-103              Time between umbra ingress and egress (eclipses) or
                     partial phase start and end (occultations).

107-110              Duration of totality/annularity.

113-117              Impact parameter in units of the eclipsed/occulted
                     satellite's apparent radius.

120-124              Fractional drop in light flux of eclipsed satellite.

127-131              Fractional drop in cumulative flux of satellites involved
                     in event (occultations and eclipses).

134-136              Distance from uranian limb at onset of event in units
                     of the apparent planetary radius.