Catalog of photovisual magnitudes of stars in the region with center alpha equals 19h, delta equals plus 11 deg
Photovisual magnitudes of 3440 stars
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Nimbus 1 high resolution radiation data catalog and user's manual. Volume 2 - Nimbus meteorological radiation tapes - HRIR
Data reduction and magnetic tape preparation for digital computers used with digitized high resolution infrared radiometer system - Nimbus satellites
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The Nimbus 2 Data Catalog, Volume 3, 1 August Through 31 August 1966 /orbits 1035-1447/
Operational, geographic, and time data for sensors and instruments of Nimbus 2 satellite during August 1966
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Error sensitivity function catalog
Various systematic errors of orbital solutions involving range and range rate radar
Martin, C. F.↗
Catalog of precisely reduced observations, no. P-18
Positions of artificial satellites obtained from precise reduction of films
Miller, B.↗
Applications Technology Satellites meteorological data catalog, volume 3, 1 February - 31 December 1968
Meteorological data tabulated from Applications Technology Satellites observations including photographs of clouds - Vol. 3
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A catalog of atmospheric densities from the drag on five artificial satellites
Atmospheric densities from satellite drag data
Jacchia, L. G.↗
Comparison of the SAO Star catalog with Cape catalogues from minus 64 deg to minus 90 deg
Star position and proper motions in south celestial pole region and source dependent systematic deviations in Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory data
Haramundanis, K.↗
A reduced star catalog containing 537 named stars
Positional and color magnitude data for the 537 named stars, are given. A brief translation of the star names and their source language is also presented.
Rhoads, J. W.↗
Lunar rilles: A catalog and method of classification
A representative sample of lunar rilles observed on Lunar Orbiter 4 and 5 photographs is presented. A method of classification of rilles is described which will provide a means of quantitatively grouping rilles of similar planemetric shape. The method is based on a finite Fourier approximation of the edge of the rille. It provides an adequate approximation to all planemetric characteristics of the rille except rille recurvature.
Oberbeck, V. R.↗
The Nimbus 4 data catalog. Volume 7: 1 March - 30 April 1971, Data Orbits 4387-5205
Complete data documentation for Nimbus 4 from 1 March through 30 April 1971 is presented. Summaries of individual experiments are included along with montages of the image dissector, and temperature-humidity infrared radiometer.
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Mariner Mars 1971 television picture catalog. Volume 2: Sequence design and picture coverage
A collection of data relating to the Mariner 9 TV picture is presented. The data are arranged to offer speedy identification of what took place during entire science cycles, on individual revolutions, and during individual science links or sequences. Summary tables present the nominal design for each of the major picture-taking cycles, along with the sequences actually taken on each revolution. These tables permit identification at a glance, all TV sequences and the corresponding individual pictures for the first 262 revolutions (primary mission). A list of TV pictures, categorized according to their latitude and longitude, is also provided. Orthographic and/or mercator plots for all pictures, along with pertinent numerical data for their center points are presented. Other tables and plots of interest are also included. This document is based upon data contained in the Supplementary Experiment Data Record (SEDR) files as of 21 August 1972.
Koskela, P. E.↗
The Nimbus 4 data catalog. Volume 2: Data orbits 601-1123, May - 30 June 1970
Documentation of data acquired from the Nimbus 4 Meteorological Satellite for the period from 23 May to 30 June 1970 is provided. Included are the types of data available, anomalies in the data, geographic location, and time notations.
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The Nimbus 4 data catalog. Volume 4: Data orbits 1957-2775 and Interrogation, Recording and Location System (IRLS) balloon tracking experiment data from launch through 27 March 1971, 1 September - 31 October 1970
Nimbus 4 satellite data for the period September 1 through October 31 1970 are presented. Data are also given on interrogation recording and location system balloon tracking from launch through March 27, 1971.
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The Nimbus 4 data catalog. Volume 6: Data orbits 3595-4386, 1 January - 28 February 1971
Documentation of data acquired from the Nimbus 4 Meteorological Satellite for the period from 1 January to 28 February 1971 is provided. Included are the types of data available, anomalies in the data, geographic location, and time notations.
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The Nimbus 4 data catalog. Volume 8: Data orbits 5206-10,120, 1 May 1971 - 30 April 1972
Data from various instruments onboard the Nimbus 4 are presented, including the image dissector camera system, the temperature-humidity infrared radiometer, infrared interferometer spectrometer, and monitor of ultraviolet solar energy experiments. This data was collected from 1 May 1971 to 30 Apr. 1972. Orbital elements and daily sensor data are presented in tabular form.
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The Nimbus 2 data catalog. Volume 5: 1 October - 15 November 1966 (orbits 1847-2458)
Documentation of meteorological and geomorphological data acquired from the Nimbus 2 meteorological satellite is provided. The observation period extends from 1 October through 15 November 1966. In addition, supplemental and amended data for previous volumes are included.
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Catalog of experimental projects for a fissioning plasma reactor
Experimental and theoretical investigations were carried out to determine the feasibility of using a small scale fissioning uranium plasma as the power source in a driver reactor. The driver system is a light water cooled and moderated reactor of the MTR type. The eight experiments and proposed configurations for the reactor are outlined.
Lanzo, C. D.↗