Assist in accomplishing the transfer of applicable science and technology from NASA's R&D program into the bio-medical field Quarterly progress report, 1 Mar. - 31 May 1967
Aerospace technology transferred to medical and biological applications
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Aerospace technology transferred to medical and biological applications
Applications of aerospace technology to medicine and biology
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NASA program for transferring biotechnology applications to clinical medicine use
Feasibility of NASA literature application to highway safety and transportation engineering
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Manned space flight capabilities for lunar and planetary explorations and earth orbiting stations
NASA developed technology stored in data bank transferred to bioinstrumentation problems generated at university medical schools
Annual summary of aerospace technology transfer to biomedical field
Review of program and project activities in policy studies
Applications of decision making, probability theory, and multi-level inference systems to aerospace information processing
Research program to investigate structure and evolutionary processes of solar system and components
Aerospace scientific and technological studies in 1969 for satellite systems and spacecraft missions
The application of an interdisciplinary, problem-oriented capability to the performance of total social impact evaluations is discussed. The consequences of introducing new configurations, technological or otherwise into future social environments are presented. The primary characteristics of the program are summarized: (1) emphasis on interdisciplinary, problem-oriented analysis; (2) development of intra- and inter-institutional arrangements for the purpose of analyzing social problems, evaluating existing programs, and assessing the social impacts of prospective policies, programs, and other public actions; (3) focus on methodological approaches to the projection of alternative future social environments, the identification of the effects of the introduction of new policies, programs, or other actions into the social system, and the evaluation of the social impacts of such effects; (4) availability of analytical resources for advisory and research tasks, and provision for use of program facilities as a neutral forum for the discussion of public issues involving involving the impact of advancing technology on social value-institutional processes.
Topics covered are: (1) earth resources (climatology, oceanography, soils, strip mines), and (2) astronomy (magnetic fields and atmospheres of the planets and the sun; galactic and interstellar gas; cosmic and X-ray radiation). Photographs of satellite observations are included.