Compilation of atlas e and f series vehicle flight environmental vibration data, part 1 technical report, oct. 1960 - apr. 1964
Acoustic and vibration data from Atlas E and F series vehicle flights
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Acoustic and vibration data from Atlas E and F series vehicle flights
Electron density profiles and ionization drift speed relations in wind shear theory of sporadic E
Ion kinetic temperature measured in E region by ion trap aboard Nike-Apache rocket
Electron density, positive ion current, solar ultraviolet radiation, and electron temperature measurements of ionospheric D and E regions
Wind shear mechanism for producing sporadic E layer by concentrating minor meteoric ions
Prevailing and tidal wind shears in sporadic E region determined from 29 sodium vapor trails
Sporadic E layer structure from very low electron density probing by radio during sunrise period on July 15, 1964
Wind-shear theory of sporadic E layer at temperate zone with single ion and many ions, noting electron density
Extraterrestrial dust as possible cause of background ionization and stratification in sporadic E layer
Lyman alpha ionization of nitric oxide and ion molecule reactions accounting for ionic nitric oxide content of D and E regions
Positive ion composition and density in lower E region measured by mass spectrometry
Ionospheric E region irregularities produced by nonlinear coupling of unstable plasma waves
E-layer ionization and solar X-ray emission in 44-60 angstrom band
IMP-E flight plan, communications system, power supply, attitude control system, contamination monitor, experiments, and Delta launch vehicle
Integrated set of three detectors for galactic and solar ray studies of OGO-E and OGO-G
Electron density profiles of Nike-Apache rocket observations of nitric oxide ionization by Lyman alpha radiation in E region at sunrise
Diurnal variation of sporadic E at high latitude as function of geomagnetic activity