–01:18 & Ganymede\
2015-04-23 & X1462 & 39 & 15.1 – 348.5 & 1.88 & 103.3 & 45.36 & +03:12 & Titan\
2015-05-01 & X883 & 37 & 15.1 – 348.5 & 1.95 & 100.7 & 45.36 & +00:55 & Ganymede\
2015-05-02 & Xd15 & 37 & 15.1 – 348.5 & 1.18 & 85.0 & 45.36 & +00:15 & Ganymede\

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Observations
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We observed HD 95086 with ALMA in Band 6 (1.3 mm) under two projects: \#2013.1.00773.S, PI: Su (referred to as data set A) and \#2013.1.00612.S, PI: Booth (referred to as data set B). The observations consist of 12 single pointing block executions centered at HD 95086 (phase center RA: 10:57:02.91 Dec: –68:40:02.27 (J2000)). The majority of the observations were obtained in April/May 2015, while one was done in January 2015. The proper motion of the star (pmra = –41.11$\pm$0.03 mas/yr and pmdec = 12.91$\pm$0.03 mas/yr) gives 11 mas offset for the three month time span, i.e., there is no significant pointing difference in these observations. Table \[tab1\_obs\] lists the details about these observations including dates, block id, number of antennae used, projected baselines, weather conditions, on-source integration time and flux calibrators.

The correlator set-up was designed to 