Radar studies of the moon, volume 2 Final report
Supersynthesis and delay-Doppler methods of mapping radar echo power distribution across lunar surface
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Supersynthesis and delay-Doppler methods of mapping radar echo power distribution across lunar surface
Lunar radar echoes at 6 and 12 m wavelengths analyzed to obtain lunar surface scattering data
PAGEOS 1 and Echo 1 satellites tracked and photometrically analyzed in U-B-V spectral regions, describing phototubes, filters and Cassegrain reflecting telescope
Radar reflectivity of Echo 2 passive communications satellite
Magnetospheric diurnal electron concentration variation from Faraday polarization rotation and differential Doppler frequency measurements of lunar radar echoes
Automatic radar tracks of various insect species in free flight suggest dot angel echoes are due to insects
Lunar radar backscattering data for Apollo program obtained over lunar-like terrain by scatterometer using echoes from fan-beam antenna
Radar echoes intensity distribution maps from lunar surface surrounding crater Tycho
Radar backscattering from earth investigated by aircraft and rocket flights, discussing echo vs altitude and penetration of wave into surface
Sequential decoder performance demonstration on data transmitted on spacecraft link, using Lunar Orbiter 5 and Deep Space Net Echo station
By generating short stress pulses with thick transducers, the pulse-echo method for determining sound velocities and acoustic attenuation can be applied to thin specimens. The stress pulses enter a specimen where one pulse is reflected several times before a succeeding pulse enters the specimen.
Ultrasonic method is used to determine the elastic moduli of materials used in components of high-temperature nuclear reactors. An ultrasonic, pulse-echo technique determines the velocity of sound waves propogating in a heated region of rod-shaped specimens. From these velocities, the elastic moduli are calculated.
Radial focusing of electrons in ion source produces greater ion densities, resulting in higher resolution and focus capability for a given source volume. Electron beam is focused near exit aperture by spherical fields. High density ions allow focusing ion beam to high density at echo, allowing high current through small aperture.
Sheaths for pulse-echo ultrasonic temperature sensor
Five-color multipurpose photometer development and observations on Echo 1 and 2, Explorer 19, and Pageos 1
Doppler echo from random rough surface, discussing average power return, frequencies, amplitudes, antenna beamwidth and radar data correlation
Radar echoes observed from clear atmosphere, discussing scattering mechanisms of thin stable inversions, convective thermals, Benard convection cells, breaking gravity waves, etc
Earth radar studies, relating echo behavior to rocket altitude and surface electrical characteristics