Observations on the Ranger VIII and IX PICTURES
Interpretation of Ranger VIII and IX PHOTOGRAPHS
LUNAR SURFACE↗
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Monochromatic pictures of the sun in the Mg II line at 2802.7 angstrom units.
Rocketborne filter heliograms in Mg II line at 2802.7 angstroms including tabulated data
HELIOGRAPHY↗
Luna 9 pictures - Implications.
Photographic evidence from Luna IX indicating Moon may have surface made up largely of fine rock particles
ROCK↗
Manual Gridding of DRIR Facsimile Pictures
Method for manual geographical referencing of direct readout infrared radiometer data from Nimbus C satellite
NIMBUS SATELLITE↗
High latitude magnetic disturbances /a brief review with initial results from motion picture presentation/
Geomagnetic time and latitude distribution of magnetic disturbance at auroral and polar cap latitudes
MAGNETIC STORM↗
Evolution of the present picture of the meteoroid environment.
Astronomical and satellite measurements of meteoroid environment of spacecraft in solar system
INTERPLANETARY DUST↗
High latitude magnetic disturbances - A brief review with initial results from motion picture presentation.
Geomagnetic time and latitude distribution of magnetic disturbances at auroral and polar cap latitudes
TIME DEPENDENCY↗
Stereoscopic viewing of television pictures
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Hayes, J.↗
Mariner Mars 1964 Project Report: Television Experiment. Part 1 - Investigators' Report. Mariner IV Pictures of Mars
Mariner 4 photographs of Mars surface
Allen, J. D.↗
Surveyor V - Television pictures.
TV photographs of lunar surface taken by Surveyor 5 noting focus ranging method for topographic mapping
Batson, R. M.↗
The significance of the wave picture in the the theory of diurnal tides within the thermosphere
Significance of wave generation in mathematical description of thermospheric diurnal tides
Mayr, H. G.↗
Relative biological effectiveness and picture of radiation damage under the influence of ionizing radiations with various values for linear losses of energy
Biological effectiveness data for ionizing radiation induced sickness in mice and yeast cells
Antipov, V. V.↗
Mariner 6 and 7 television pictures - Preliminary analysis.
Mariner 6 and 7 TV data, discussing implications for Mars present state, past history and biological status
Davies, M. E.↗
Determination of mass outflow from a thunderstorm complex using ATS 3 pictures
Satellite cloud photography for determining mass outflow and tornado formation
Bradbury, D. L.↗
Interpretation of Surveyor 3 pictures
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Green, J.↗
Program on application of communications satellites to educational development. Still-Picture Television (SPTV) transmission
Multichannel, continuous audio, still video, TV transmission systems for limited frequency spectrum system
Sharma, G.↗
Digital processing of the Mariner 6 and 7 pictures
Digital computer techniques for Mars surface imagery systematic video data distortions quantification and correction onboard Mariner 6 and 7
Dunne, J. A.↗
Potential value of satellite cloud pictures in weather modification projects
Satellite imagery for one project season of cloud seeding programs in the northern Great Plains has been surveyed for its probable usefulness in weather modification programs. The research projects and the meteorological information available are described. A few illustrative examples of satellite imagery analysis are cited and discussed, along with local observations of weather and the seeding decisions made in the research program. This analysis indicates a definite correlation between satellite-observed cloud patterns and the types of cloud seeding activity undertaken, and suggests a high probability of better and/or earlier decisions if the imagery is available in real time. Infrared imagery provides better estimates of cloud height which can be useful in assessing the possibility of a hail threat. The satellite imagery appears to be of more value to area-seeding projects than to single-cloud seeding experiments where the imagery is of little value except as an aid in local forecasting and analysis.
Biswas, K. R.↗