NASA tungsten reactor radiation chemistry studies. Phase I - Experiment design
Irradiation cell design for cadmium sulfate solution stability under electron irradiation for use in tungsten water moderated reactor
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Experiment design manual and hazards analysis - Plum Brook Reactor Facility
Design manual and hazards analysis for in-pile water cooled capsule in HT-1 tube of Plum Brook reactor facility for testing instrument actuation in radiation environment
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An experiment designed to determine the diurnal temperature and wind variation and to detect possible errors in rocketsonde temperature measurements in the upper stratosphere
Diurnal temperature and wind variation measured by instrumentation aboard meteorological rockets - detection of possible errors in temperature measurements in upper stratosphere
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Large-scale plane wave shock experiments designed for sample recovery
Planar shock wave test assembly for simulating meteoritic impact on planetary rock surface
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Radio frequency interference experiment design for the Applications Technology Satellite.
Mutual RF interference between satellite and terrestrial telecommunications microwave relay system at shared frequencies
Henry, V. F.↗
Development of a nickel-base superalloy using statistically designed experiments.
Statistical techniques to develop nickel base superalloy with high temperature capabilities for jet engine turbine bucket applications
Collins, H. E.↗
Apollo 14 laser ranging retro-reflector experiment - Design certification review report
Systems design and performance tests of Apollo 14 laser ranging retroreflecting equipment
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Preparative electrophoresis experiment design
A multifaceted study supporting the NASA programs to develop a space electrophoresis capability has been conducted. The study involved principally the technique of continuous free electrophoresis. It comprised a critical review of the art, study of new techniques for enhancing resolution and stability, and construction and initial testing of a high resolution cell. The effort resulted in a significant advance in free electrophoresis technique. It has provided also a much improved base for developments exploiting the added advantages of a zero-gravity environment.
Thiehler, A.↗
Mariner Mars 1971 television picture catalog. Volume 1, addendum 1: Experiment design and picture data
Footprint plots of the Mariner 9 television mapping of the Martian surface from Rev 100 through Rev 676, and catalogs of the pictures and their quadrangle locations are presented.
Crosby, D.↗
Mariner Mars 1971 television picture catalog. Volume 1: Experiment design and picture data
A compilation of Mariner 9 television data is presented for the study of the planet Mars and of its two satellites, Phobos and Deimos. The concept of the basic mission, camera characteristics, and various processing techniques of the raw television data recovered from the spacecraft are discussed. Data are arranged into the following disciplines; (1) mapping and geology, (2) polar studies, (3) geodesy, (4) variable surface features, (5) atmospheric phenomena, and (6) satellites. Reproduction and arrangements of approximately 3000 individual pictures and photomosaics are provided.
Cutts, J. A.↗
Experiment design for pilot identification in compensatory tracking tasks
A design criterion for input functions in laboratory tracking tasks resulting in efficient parameter estimation is formulated. The criterion is that the statistical correlations between pairs of parameters be reduced in order to minimize the problem of nonuniqueness in the extraction process. The effectiveness of the method is demonstrated for a lower order dynamic system.
Wells, W. R.↗
Findings of the experiment design peer group
There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
Hartley, H. O.↗
Experiment design session: Sampling and aggregation in LACIE
There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
Hallum, C.↗
Experiment design session: Growth stage estimation
There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
Whitehead, V.↗
Experiment design session: Wheat yield model development
There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
Sakamoto, C. M.↗
Experiment design session: Classification and mensuration approach
There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
Heydorn, R. P.↗
Experiment design session: Accuracy assessment, the statistical approach to performance evaluation
There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
Houston, G.↗
Superflux I, II, and III experiment design: Remote sensing aspects
The Chesapeake Bay plume study called Superflux is described. The study was initiated to incorporate the disciplines of both resources management and remote sensing in accomplishing the following objectives: (1) process oriented research to understand the impact of estuarine outflows on continental shelf ecosystems; (2) monitoring and assessment to delineate the role of remote sensing in future monitoring and assessment programs; and (3) remote sensing research: to advance the state of the art in remote sensing systems as applied to sensing of the marine environment, thereby hastening the day when remote sensing can be used operationally for monitoring and assessment and for process oriented research.
Campbell, J. W.↗