Average and unusual locations of the earth's magnetopause and bow shock
Average and unusual locations of magnetopause and bow shock positions observed by IMP spacecraft
Fairfield, D. H.↗
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Design studies on the effects of orientation, lunation, and location on the performance of lunar radiators
Effects of orientation, lunation, and location on performance of lunar radiator - design studies
Dallas, T.↗
Pressure monitoring with a plurality of ionization gauges controlled at a central location Patent
Ionization control system design for monitoring separately located ion gage pressures on vacuum chambers
Finke, R. C.↗
The interrogation, recording, and location system experimental results
Instrumented orbital platforms for remote data acquisition and location systems
Cote, C. E.↗
Digital memory in which the driving of each word location is controlled by a switch core Patent
Digital memory system with multiple switch cores for driving each word location
Zottarelli, L. J.↗
Preliminary design of an automatic device for the location of the pole star and/or true pole of Mars
Automatic pattern recognition system to locate Martian pole star for unmanned surface vehicle navigation
Rieback, D. J.↗
Interrogation, recording, and location system
Satellites interrogation, recording and location system for data acquisition from deployed remote instrumented platforms
Cote, C. E.↗
Graphite carrier locations and quantum transport to 10 T /100 kG/
Highly ordered pressure-annealed pyrolytic graphite majority carrier electrons and holes locations in Brillouin zone from measurements in magnetic fields
Woollam, J. A.↗
Measurement of the location of the X-ray sources Cygnus X-1 and Cygnus X-2 from Uhuru
Cygnus X-1 and X-2 X ray source location from Uhuru satellite measurements
Giacconi, R.↗
Results of an experiment to locate and read data from unmanned transponders using satellites
ATS 1 and 3 satellite VHF transponders for ships and aircraft location, communication and remote sensing, discussing performance test results
Anderson, R. E.↗
Photography of the eclipse of 7 March 1970 from two locations
Astronomical photography of solar eclipse of 7 March 1970 from two locations indicating negative evidence of bulk particle movements above 20 km/sec related to cosmic rays
Korff, S. A.↗
Location of the Zn 3d states in ZnO
UV photoemission measurements on hexagonal ZnO cleaved in vacuum, determining Zn 3d states location
Mcmenamin, J. C.↗
Optimal control-surface locations for flexible aircraft
Aerodynamic control surfaces optimal location for flexible aircraft disturbed by random wind gusts, using matrix minimum principle and calculus of variations
Athans, M.↗
Average and unusual locations of the earth's magnetopause and bow shock
Magnetopause and bow shock location from IMP measurements, discussing solar wind momentum flux induced orbit-to-orbit changes in boundary positions
Fairfield, D. H.↗
Lunar locations and orientations of rock samples from Apollo missions 11 and 12
Lunar locations and orientations of crystalline rocks, breccia and soil from Apollo 11 and 12 missions, including maps
Schaber, G. G.↗
GX 349 plus 2 and GX 340 plus 0 - Locations and X-ray pulsation limits
X ray sources pulsation limits and locations determination by rocket-borne rotating modulation collimator
Doxsey, R.↗
Automatic lightning location system
Hyperbolic triangulation method was used for locating lightning storm path and position from VHF lightning charge emissions. Possible applications in electric power companies, forest fire lookout centers, airports, and pipeline companies are indicated.
Holdsworth, T.↗
The employment of weather satellite imagery in an effort to identify and locate the forest-tundra ecotone in Canada
Weather satellite imagery provides the only routinely available orbital imagery depicting the high latitudes. Although resolution is low on this imagery, it is believed that a major natural feature, notably linear in expression, should be mappable on it. The transition zone from forest to tundra, the ecotone, is such a feature. Locational correlation is herein established between a linear signature on the imagery and several ground truth positions of the ecotone in Canada.
Aldrich, S. A.↗