Satellite educational television for India - An examination of economic and policy aspects
Systems analysis and economics of satellite educational television for India
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Systems analysis and economics of satellite educational television for India
Determining initial states of inverse automaton by analysis of original automaton
Geochemical and minerological analyses of Apollo 12 soil and rock samples
Physical, chemical, mineralogical and biological analysis of Apollo 12 lunar samples compared to Apollo 11 rocks, discussing landing site geologic setting
Optical transmission characteristics of copper sulfide barriers formed on cadmium sulfide films
Lunar seismic velocity models and lunar reverberation calculations
Evaluation of turbulent shear models and prediction of compressible turbulent boundary layers by method of weighted residuals
Analytic model of boundary conditions for heat transfer coefficients through porous walls
Mineralogy and petrology of lunar rock and soil samples returned from Apollo 14 landing site
Station longitude error effects on Doppler plus range and Doppler only orbit determination solutions, emphasizing Viking mission trajectory
Noctilucent cloud particle size composition and origin from sounding rocket flight and control collecting surfaces
Goethite stability on Mars, considering dehydration-rehydration cycle and time average atmospheric water vapor content
Cosmic ray particles diffusion with simultaneous energy transport, using leakage lifetime approximation
Reassessment of Cotter model startup in Li heat pipe, modifying model by moving sonic point to end of hot zone and including wall friction and condensation
Atmospheric muons anomalous zenithal distribution at extremely high energy regions
Alpha radioactivity in Surveyor 3 camera visor, calculating upper limit of Po 210 at equilibrium of Oceanus Procellarum
The following material presents the results of two temporally remote administrations of an identical projective personality assessment device (Rorschach Inkblot) using crew members aboard the 90-day test. The first administration took place during preselection crew psychodiagnostic testing in the period extending from mid-December 1969 through mid-January 1970. Second administration took place in late May and early June, 1971, approximately one year after termination of the test. During the 90-day program duration, the subjects participated in the crew training program, were selected and served as onboard crew during the 90-day test. The testing was undertaken in order to determine the character and extent of change (if any) in basic personality dynamics accompanying or caused by participation in the 90-day test program. Results indicate that significant personality changes occurred in three of the four onboard crew members. A detailed discussion of the results is provided. Objective scores which served as the basis for the discussion are presented in the Appendix.
A comprehensive inventory of a series of remote sensing applications for a variety of regional planning programs in metropolitan Washington was undertaken. Examples of application, methods for data utilization, and corresponding photographic illustrations are provided illustrating how remote sensing would prove particularly useful as a unique and/or supplemental data source.