The interpretability of high altitude multispectral imagery for the evaluation of wildland resources
High altitude multispectral imagery for evaluation of earth wildland resources
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High altitude multispectral imagery for evaluation of earth wildland resources
Solar and telluric infrared spectra from altitudes between 1.5 and 12.5 km
High altitude infrared spectra of Venus atmosphere
Earth reflectance patterns measured by radiometer from balloon at high altitude
Random noise calculations in altitude reading of lunar module altimeter for rough surfaces target
Polarimetry at 2850a and 2250a from high altitude balloons
Variations in orbital altitude atmospheric density for 1971 to 1976 space station programs
Human performance observations at high altitude, high latitude manned facility in Arctic region
Analysis and trade studies of low altitude satellite using data relay satellite system
Base flow field at high altitude for four-engine clustered nozzle configuration
Infrared color film for remote sensors at high altitudes
Continuation of low-altitude satellite interaction problem study using Monte Carlo method
Parachute load distribution measurements with tensiometer during low altitude drop tests
Proton irradiation measurements with balloon-borne nuclear emulsions at supersonic transport altitude during solar maximum at quiet sun
Test flight data analyzed for atmospheric temperature changes associated with high altitude turbulence
Blood volume in rats exposed to high altitude and deacclimated at ambient pressure, noting changes and control level restoration
Public health aspects of galactic radiation exposure at supersonic transport altitudes
Fast and slow neutron latitude variation at aircraft altitudes during solar minimum, noting environment effects on measurement