Feasibility of remote compositional mapping of the lunar surface - effects of surface roughness.
Remote compositional mapping of lunar surface, using surface roughness effects on infrared spectral emission
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Remote compositional mapping of lunar surface, using surface roughness effects on infrared spectral emission
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Electric nonconductor monochromatic thermal radiative biangular reflectance as function of wavelength and surface roughness
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Response of turbojet and piston engine transport aircraft to runway roughness
Root mean square height of rough surface determined by measuring correlation between two scattered radar waves at different frequencies as function of frequency separation
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Directional properties of ultrasonic waves scattered from rough surfaces with applications to electromagnetic scattering
Effects of controlled roughness on boundary layer transition for upswept blunted plates in free stream
Pressure distributions due to fabrication-type surface roughness on ogive cylinder at transonic speeds
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Data analysis from pressure and heat transfer tests on surface roughness elements with laminar and turbulent boundary layers
Methods of estimating roughness drag at supersonic speeds
Electromagnetic wave scattering and depolarization from rough surface, noting existence of surface current vector component pointing in direction of incident wave
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Depolarization of electromagnetic waves backscattered from rough surface boundary