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Percentage cloud cover from tiros photographs.
Cloud cover distribution from july 12 to september 30, 1961 between latitudes 60 south and 60 north based on tiros iii photographs
Future use of ships, buoys, airplanes and satellites in obtaining oceanographic observations for environmental prediction systems
Future use of ships, buoys, aircrafts, and satellites to obtain oceanographic data from oceans and atmosphere
Brief for conference on oceanographic exploration from satellites
Sea surface observations from satellites for oceanographic explorations - applications to radiometry, currents, topography, sea level and gravity, and geomagnetism
A program for computer gridding of satellite photographs for mesoscale research
Computer program for gridding of satellite photographs using coordinate transformations of Fujita graphical method
Polar exploration with Nimbus
Polar exploration with Nimbus Advanced Vidicon Camera System /AVCS/ and High Resolution Infrared Radiometer /HRIR/
Bandwidth compression techniques for meteorological satellite pictures Final report, 1 Mar. 1964 - 1 May 1965
Compression schemes for reducing bandwidth required for transmission of cloud photographs from satellites
Variations of the earth's gravitational field from camera tracking of satellites
Simultaneous determinations of tesseral harmonic coefficients of gravitational field, ground station coordinates, and orbital elements by satellite photographic tracking
Eclipse will be photographed from space
Sounding rocket, satellite, and jet transport experiments for South American solar eclipse
The lunar orbiter telecommunications system.
Spacecraft and ground equipment design of lunar orbiter telecommunications system
The objectives and design of the inertial reference unit for the lunar orbiter.
Lunar orbiter objectives, mission and spacecraft configuration, detailing inertial reference unit
A search for life on earth at kilometer resolution.
Search for terrestrial life at kilometer resolution, using Tiros and Nimbus meteorological satellite photographs
Lunar dust depth in Mare Cognitum.
Lunar dust depth in Mare Cognitum determined by comparing Ranger VII photographs with laboratory crater photographs
Terrain seen from Tiros.
Physiographic and geologic features revealed through analysis of pictures from Tiros satellites, useful for terrain information
Solid-state wide-range low power camera timer for space applications
This paper describes a device for timing sequentially 8 film exposures of a rocket-borne camera with a time interval between each exposure to allow the camera film transport mechanism to step the film from one frame to the next after each exposure. Each exposure time can be independently adjusted from a a fraction of a second to several hundred seconds by changing the value of a timing resistor and/or capacitor. All of the rocket interface circuits have ben designed to minimize the coupling of spurious noise signals into the timer.
Optical Imagers for the Small Earth Resources Satellite
Optical imagers for small earth resources satellite - photo-optical, electro-optical, and hybrid camera systems
Agricultural application of remote sensing. The potential from space platforms
Agricultural applications of photographic sensors and photograph interpretation techniques from orbiting satellites
Comments on paper by L. D. Jaffe, ''Depth of the lunar dust.''
Interpretations of lunar crater erosion other than used by Jaffe from Ranger VII pictures