Bio-nano technology program at JPL
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Flight software trends and patterns in the aerospace industry: JPL lessons learned
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Recent radiation test results at JPL
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JPL's electronic archives task
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JPL overview
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The status of ion propulsion development and implementation at JPL in 2003
The successful demonstration of ion propulsion on NASA's Deep Space 1 mission has stimulated substantial interest in the application of this technology to future solar system exploration missions.
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JPL micro-thrust propulsion activities
Formation flying and microspacecraft constellation missions pose new propulsion requirements. Formationflying spacecraft, due to the tight positioning and pointing control requirements, may need thrust control within 1- 20 uN to an accuracy of 0.1 uN for LISA and ST-7, for example. Future missions may have extended thrust ranges into the sub - mN range. However, all do require high specific impulses (>500 sec) due to long required thruster firings.
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Information technology at JPL : Challenges and opportunities
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Flight software trends and patterns in the aerospace industry: JPL lessons learned
In this paper, we will summarize the software trends and their impact on the cost of developing flight and ground software.
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Photochemical Modeling of HOx in the Terrestrial Mesosphere and Comparison to OH Column Measurements from the JPL Table Mountain Facility
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Calling Home in 2003: JPL Roadmap to Standardized TT&C Customer Support
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JPL Solution for the Co- and Immediate Post-Seismic Displacements of SCIGN Stations in the 1999 Hector Mine Earthquake
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Temperature Dependent Characteristics of the JPL Silcon MEMS Gyroscope
Advances in aeronautics and space technology have created a need for miniaturized navigation instruments such as gyroscopes, a need wich is currently beig addressed by a number of micromachined designs.
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The JPL Proton Fluence Model: An Update
The development of new technologies and the miniaturization of sensors bring new requirements for our ability to predict and forecast hazardous space weather conditions.
solar events spacecraft environments↗
Measurements of the OH Column Using a Fourier Transform Spectrometer at the JPL Table Mountain Facility
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UV Spectroscopy Atmospheric Science Instrumentatio↗
Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) - A Study of Plastic Encapsulated Microcircuits (PEMS) in JPL Space Hardware
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Processing and Analysis of Mars Pathfinder Science Data at JPL's Science Data Processing Section
The Mars Pathfinder mission required new capabilities and adaptation of existing capabilities in order to support science analysis and flight operations requirements imposed by the in-situ nature of the mission.
Pathfinder Lander Sojourner rover↗