Geometric and photometric parameters of the terrestrial planets.
Geometric and photometric parameters of mercury, venus and mars
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Geometric and photometric parameters of mercury, venus and mars
Photometric measurements of Echo I satellite surface characteristics
Photometric measurements of simulated lunar surfaces
Simulated solar wind bombardment found to drastically affect color, albedo and photometric properties of rocks similar to lunar surface
Photometric measurement of terrestrial rock specimens to reproduce lunation curves of moon surface
Modified photometric analyzer and enlarged beam splitter for studying simulated lunar surfaces and opposition effect on moon
Spectral and suspended particle photometry and geometry of backscattering surfaces in study on photometric measurements of simulated lunar surfaces
Photometric equation applied to cross section of large beam of collimated light produced by collimating system of vacuum optical bench
Photometric analysis of spectrograms of two Trailblazer I payload reentry events
Photometric measurements of simulated lunar surfaces
Photometric method for deriving lunar surface elevation information from single picture
Lunar photometric brightness variational function based on JPL study of Moon topology
Photometric measurements of Echo I satellite on specular degradation of aluminized Mylar surface during orbit
Optical thickness of Mars atmosphere determined by photometric observations
Photometric study of brightness distribution across Martian disk, and analysis of limb darkening
Mobile 24-inch satellite photometric observatory
Comparison of photometric profiles of meteors and stars using images of stars on unguided negatives
Photometric measurements of light intensity from variety of surfaces to determine lunar surface light scattering characteristics