OGO spacecraft data and status display software system
OGO operations monitor computer programming and cathode ray tube display subsystem
SEARCH · Engineering Papers
Search indexed NASA NTRS and DOE OSTI research on propulsion, heat transfer, battery materials and energy systems. Follow report and document links to the original sources.
Quote a phrase for an exact phrase match. Source license links do not imply unrestricted reuse.
OGO operations monitor computer programming and cathode ray tube display subsystem
Computer program for OGO-E vehicle response analysis to transient loading during Atlas booster burnout
Meteorological results from multispectral photometry in airglow bands by OGO-4 satellite
Instrumentation data for low energy solar cosmic ray measurements using OGO-F satellite
OGO-A scintillation counter to detect 3 to 90 MeV protons in solar cosmic rays
Magnetic field observations by OGO-A, with profiles of bow shock and magnetopause encounters
Magnetospheric ionization distribution determined by ducted and nonducted whistler propagation modes and reflection as observed by OGO 1
IMP-2 and OGO-1 investigations of bow shock large scale motions during magnetic storms result from magnetosphere-magnetosheath compression by solar wind dynamic pressure
LF and VLF wideband noise called auroral hiss observed by Byrd ground station and OGO 2, proposing incoherent Cerenkov radiation from 1 kev electrons
Low energy solar cosmic ray experiment for OGO-F using double diffused depleted silicon diodes
Flux, energy distribution and density of ions and electrons in magnetosphere plasma during solar activity period determined by OGO-C electrostatic probes
Zodiacal dust particle flux measurements from OGO 3 and Mariner 4 spacecraft in cislunar and interplanetary space
Electromagnetic emissions in vicinity of proton gyrofrequency from OGO 2 satellite measurements, noting sweep frequency receiver PCM and Rayspan special purpose data
Solid state detector system for electron measurements on OGO-F
10-50 kev solar flare X ray bursts observed by OGO satellites and correlated with radio bursts and energetic particle emission
OGO-E plasma spectrometers for measuring total flux below 12 kev and energy /spectral density/ of plasma
High latitude electron bursts observed by OGO 4, postulating electric field acceleration mechanism beyond 3 earth radii for ambient thermal plasma electrons
Design considerations and performance characteristics for radio astronomy instrumentation system aboard OGO-E spacecraft