NASA NTRS · 19880000425
Four-Dimensional Global Reference-Atmosphere Model
Abstract
Four-Dimensional Global Reference Atmosphere Model (GRAM) computer program developed from empirical atmospheric model generating values for pressure, density, temperature, and winds, from ground to orbital altitudes. Is amalgamation of two empirical atmospheric models for low and high atmosphere with newly-developed latitude-and longitude-dependent model for middle atmosphere. UNIVAC version written in UNIVAC FORTRAN. DEC VAX version of GRAM written in FORTRAN 77. Applications include simulation of reentry trajectories of external tanks, studies of global circulation and diffusion and generation of plots or data for comparison.
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Johnson, Dale, Blocker, Rhonda S.. 1988-09-01. Four-Dimensional Global Reference-Atmosphere Model. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880000425
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