Interpretation of large-scale spiral structure
Large scale spiral galaxy structure interpretation, examining density wave theory, Milky Way System and spiral form origin
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Large scale spiral galaxy structure interpretation, examining density wave theory, Milky Way System and spiral form origin
Report proposes radiographic terminology standardization which allows scientific interpretation of radiographic films to replace dependence on individual judgement and experience. Report includes over 50 photographic pages where radiographs of aluminum welds with defects are compared with prepared weld sections photomacrographs.
Interpretation of sequence of diffuse plasma resonance observed in space for verification of weak turbulence theory
Digital computer enhancement by use of technique of interpretation rather than compilation of higher ordered languages
Interpretation of vertical wave patterns in winter atmosphere at high latitudes in terms of gravity waves theory
Geologic mapping of Yellowstone National Park area by interpretation of radar imagery
Constructing normal modes for bounded systems from infinite dispersion relation roots for interpretation of plasma wave and instability studies on finite cylinders
Venus high resolution spectra interpretation for sub II band of carbon dioxide isotope
Side-looking airborne radars ground and slant range imagery mosaic preparation and geoscience interpretation, analyzing terrain geometry, radar shadow and layover
Ecological interpretation of daytime data from Nimbus 3 high resolution IR radiometer for hydrologic and plant distribution mapping
Computerized method of interpreting low resolution mass spectra in organic chemical analysis, describing inference maker program applications and results
Computer program for interpretation of residual gas analyzer mass spectra, considering vacuum environmental testing of spacecraft
Photography date effects on intensive study sites airphoto interpretations, using color and color- IR films
Photometric meteor mass calculations from observational data, discussing Fe and Cu photographic luminous efficiency measurements accuracy and interpretation
Lunar gravitational field interpretation based on Apollo data, considering mascons creation, isostasy, thermal history and maria orientation hypotheses
Interplanetary scintillation radio observations interpretation by theory for atmospheric scintillations optical observations
Suprathermal electron beam induced HF wave instability in solar wind upstream from earth bow shock, interpreting OGO 5 observations
Excellent space photography of parts of the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico was obtained during the unmanned Apollo 6 spaceflight. Two features of this photography made it useful for geologic interpretations: its vertical stereocoverage and its exposure under a relatively low angle of solar illumination through an unusually cloud-free and clear atmosphere. The structural patterns, which were topographically enhanced by the longer shadows, were annotated on the photographs, in order to analyze their trends with respect to the continental tectonic framework, and to attempt to correlate the pattern with known copper or other base metal deposits. The annotated fracture patterns showed the regional trends and their distribution. The area studied was a 100- to 105-mile swath of terrain covering a total land area of approximately 60,000 square statute miles. The coverage began from a point centered on Punta Colnett on the Pacific coast of Baja California and extended to the Sacramento Mountains of New Mexico and west Texas.