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It's the same, but not:
Disk-integrated is used when the object is not resolved. Disk-averaged photometry tries to obtain the same data as disk-integrated by averaging over spatially-resolved data.
The paper dedicates the whole paragraph §3.2 in explaining what they do when they say "disk avaraged photometry": take the information from all pixels ...
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