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Reference materials related to the Skylab Program which were produced through October, 1974 are catalogued. Six categories are listed: publications, films, television tapes, exhibits, photographs, and Skylab reports.
Data are presented of imagery acquired by LANDSAT 1 from July 23, 1974 through July 23, 1975. Two listings of the imagery are included. In Volume 1, an observation identification listing is given, and in Volume 2, a listing of the imagery based on geographic listing (coordinate listing) is given.
For abstract, see N76-12448.
Available data from planetary atmospheres and ionospheric physics (aeronomy) are announced. Most of the data sets identified result from individual experiments carried on board various spacecraft. A spacecraft Automated Internal Management File and a Nonsatellite Data File are utilized to maintain information on these data. Photoreduced reports produced by these information files are presented. A variety of user oriented indexes are included.
The most significant hazards identified on manned space flight programs are listed. This summary is of special value to system safety engineers in developing safety checklists and otherwise tailoring safety tasks to specific systems and subsystems.
Working data on the equipment items within the Life Sciences Laboratory Common Equipment Inventory are presented. For Vol. 1, see N76-15765.
Positional and color magnitude data for 5116 stars are given.
The following areas were discussed in relation to a study of the commonality of space vehicle applications to future national needs: (1) index of initiatives (civilian observation, communication, support), brief illustrated description of each initiative, time periods (from 1980 to 2000+) for implementation of these initiatives; (2) data bank of functional system options, presented in the form of data sheets, one for each of the major functions, with the system option for near-term, midterm, and far-term space projects applicable to each subcategory of functions to be fulfilled; (3) table relating initiatives and desired goals (public service and humanistic, materialistic, scientific and intellectual); and (4) data on size, weight and cost estimations.
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There were 87 instruments described that are used in earth observation, with an additional 51 instruments containing references to programs and their major functions. These instruments were selected from such sources as: (1) earth observation flight program, (2) operational satellite improvement programs, (3) advanced application flight experiment program, (4) shuttle experiment definition program, and (5) earth observation aircraft program.
For abstract, see N77-29688.