New partitioning perturbation theory. 2 - Example of almost degeneracy
Degeneracy applications to partitioning perturbation theory - Part 2
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Degeneracy applications to partitioning perturbation theory - Part 2
Tropical Pacific Ocean cloud cover from Tiros and ESSA satellite television nephanalysis data for Aug. 1962 through Aug. 1968
Sequential gradient-restoration algorithm for minimizing functional subject to differential constraints and boundary conditions
Monthly global atmospheric circulation characteristics reflected in Tiros 7 radiometric measurements
Pilot/vehicle dynamics from flight test records, discussing close-loop attitude control tasks
Waffle plate structures least weight design under uniaxial, biaxial and multiple combined loading with various stiffening patterns, investigating pyramiding concept
Orbital zero and low g environment utilization for space manufacturing processes and related operational and tooling requirements
Comparing geological relationships between various rock strata of Iceland and Mid-Atlantic Ridge
Zero-g melting and solidification processes in aerospace environment
Space manufacturing processes based on potential and limitations of g-environment
Probability distribution in two person game theory
Competitive and median competitive aspects of median game theory
Compact analytic solution to distribution theory of nonsteady state model illustrated with biological data - age dependency in compartmental analysis
Buckling analysis of rectangular waffle plates with multiple sizes of ribs in each stiffening direction, considering stability and design
Tuff rings from Fort Rock-Christmas Lake Valley basin, investigating morphologic and volcanic features for surface water role in genesis
Earth-departure windows are investigated for two round trip stopover missions to Mars. These are the 1981 inbound Venus swingby mission and the 1986 direct minimum-energy mission. The secular effects of planetary oblateness are used to predict the motion of the parking orbit. A procedure is developed for matching the motion of the parking orbit and the escape asymptote. Earth-departure velocity penalties, caused by orbital plane misalinement, are reduced by synchronizing the motion of the parking orbit and the escape trajectory.
Boundary delineation from space photographs as a precursor to area typing was studied for characterization of land use for resource mapping near Alice Springs, Australia, where both boundary detection and categorization are complicated by the variations of the landscape. The detection and meaning of boundaries, and sources of confusion during categorization are discussed.
Two applications of optimal stochastic filters to navigation systems are described. The first is an air navigation system consisting of an inertial device (INS) and a Loran, plus an altimeter. The second is an application to a system of submarine navigation consisting of an inertial device (SINS) and an Omega plus a depth sensor.