Preliminary soil classification map of southwestern US and Mexico from space photography
Soil classification map of southwestern United States and Mexico from space photography of Gemini 4 and 5 missions
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Soil classification map of southwestern United States and Mexico from space photography of Gemini 4 and 5 missions
Reliability and failure evaluation of high resolution wavelength spectrometer and solar pointing control onboard Aerobee flight
Foreign patent program of United States Government
Description of solar conversion/energy storage power systems used on Explorer 23, Nimbus 2, and ATS 1 satellites
Flight performance of high resolution spectrometer in Aerobee rocket vehicle
Comparison of U.S. standard and Patrick reference atmospheric density data
Different techniques of preserving food for military field rations
Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo manned flight operational and personnel data
Universal time determination problems and procedures
Application procedures for patent licenses and list of patents available for licensing from NASA
Agreement between NASA and Academy of Sciences of USSR for data exchange
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The plate reduction method and other aspects of the world geodetic net are described. About one hundred stars are used as reference stars on the PAGEOS satellite plates obtained on 300mm f.1. and later 450mm f.1. Wild BC-4 cameras. The measurements are made manually now on diapositives since these can, according to experience, be measured with higher accuracy and are adjusted following a rigorous projective geometric model. The satellite images are analytically represented by a polynomial curve, of which seven fictitious points are regarded as the result from this plate. Some other aspects of the program are also discussed.
The recommendations of the Joint Working Group on Space Biology and Medicine are reported. The exchange of information for the U.S. included the pre- and postflight medical requirements and flight crew health stabilization program for Apollo 16. The U.S.S.R. presentations detailed the medical findings of the Soyuz/Salyut mission, including the postflight autopsy results. The causes of death of the cosmonauts were the occurrence of hypoxia and gaseous embolism. A significant development resulting from the meeting was the agreement that the Joint Working Group strive toward the development of common pre- and postflight medical examination procedures for flight crews for direct comparison of U.S. and U.S.S.R. data.
Use of ERTS remote sensing for solving environmental pollution problems, mineral exploration, geological mapping, and hydrological studies conferences
Conference of Earth Resources Program with emphasis on analysis of data obtained by aircraft
The research activities are reported of the committee for the extension to the U.S. Standard Atmosphere in the region from 80 to 200 km. Discussions include: lower boundary condition, philosophy and constraints of the model, and atmospheric composition.
A programmatic narrative of the effects of NASA stress lab program on physical education in U.S. schools and colleges is presented. Individual non-structured programs were set up where students participate during his or her free time. The program is also in accordance with the medical history of the student. Preliminary results indicate more student interest and participation in the program and that students are generally more physically fit than in previous structured programs.