Measurements of boulders ejected in the Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) impact

The data consist of two machine readable tables, with headers that describe the format of the data. The positions table lists the X and Y (row and column) pixel where the boulder is observed in each image where it is detected. The photometry table gives the brightness (irradiance) of a boulder in a 3-pixel radius in each image where it is measured, along with the uncertainty in that measurement. The brightness is normalized to a spacecraft range of 57.63 km (the LICIACue close approach distance).