Hazardous NEOs of the Future - Data set

Introduction Dataset of Near-Earth Objects with metrics of their long-term impact hazard. These metrics use simplifying assumptions to characterize the objects until year 3000, beyond typical risk assessments. The rigorous computation of impact probabilities is left to impact monitoring systems, reported by NASA-JPL's CNEOS (Risk List), ESA's NEOCC (Risk List) or SpaceDyS's NeoDyS (Risk Page). Methodology The methodology is described in the journal article: Fuentes-Muñoz, O. et al. (2026). The Hazardous NEOs of the Future: Long-term Predictions under Uncertainty. The Journal of Astronautical Sciences. (In Review) Version Notes Version 0.1 Dataset associated with the journal manuscript, produced by the author and all project members, as supported by an appointment to the NASA Postdoctoral Program at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, administered by Oak Ridge Associated Universities under contract with NASA. Version 1.0 and further - Release TBD Produced by the author(s), updated data product reproducing the methods proposed in the associated journal publication using more recent NEO population datasets as inputs.