NASA NTRS · 19850014207
Interactions measurement payload for Shuttle
Abstract
The Interactions Measurement Payload for Shuttle (IMPS) consisted of engineering experiments to determine the effects of the space environment on projected Air Force space systems. Measurements by IMPS on a polar-orbit Shuttle flight will lead to detailed knowledge of the interaction of the low-altitude polar-auroral environment on materials, equipment and technologies to be used in future large, high-power space systems. The results from the IMPS measurements will provide direct input to MIL-STD design guidelines and test standards that properly account for space-environment effects.
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Guidice, D. A., Pike, C. P.. 1985-03-01. Interactions measurement payload for Shuttle. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850014207
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