Venus map - A detailed look at the feature beta.
Venus map, discussing two dimensional technique using radar range and Doppler shift for study of surface
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Goldstein, R. M..
Venus map, discussing two dimensional technique using radar range and Doppler shift for study of surface
Dynamic spectrograms of pulsars CP 1919 and CP 0834 over bandwidth of 3 MHz, noting instantaneous spectrum and time frequency history
Linear recurring sequences polynomial set generation, discussing binomial and trinomial recurrences
Circuitry for developing autocorrelation function continuously within signal receiving period
Radio communication system instrumentation for Mariner IV space probe, and received spectrograms
Radar measurements of Doppler spectra and power reflectivity of Mars interpreted as surface elevation differences between dark and bright areas
Radar studies of Venus noting values for rotation vector, latitudes and longitudes of several features and Earth influence on Venus rotation
Doppler radar spectroscopy of Mars surface - elevation differences between bright and dark areas
Radar studies of Venus, noting values for rotation vector, latitudes and longitudes of several features and Earth influence on Venus rotation
Modulation and detection processes for analysis of uncooperative radar targets
Special modulation and detection processes enable radar target to be analyzed into dimensions of time delay and Doppler shift simultaneously
Radar observations of Mars, discussing surface reflecting properties
Spectrum and range spectrum analysis of Venus radar echoes obtained from experiments
Radar observation of Mars using only spectral analysis of echoes
Noncoherent low power spacecraft communication system with 1 watt transmitted power and omnidirectional spacecraft antenna
Pulse and CW radar techniques for measurement and detection of echo power and their application to planets
Improvements in power and sensitivity of radar used for astronomy, listing successful planetary observations from 1961 to 1964