Geologic maps of early Apollo landing sites of set C
Geological maps of potential Apollo landing sites on lunar surface
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Geological maps of potential Apollo landing sites on lunar surface
Investigating effects of volcanoes and volcanic features on geological evolution of Iceland
Investigating geology of Surtsey and Iceland with respect to earth planetary evolution
Reporting results of disciplinary and interdisciplinary research into geology of Iceland
Geologic applications of terrain photography from Gemini spacecraft
Conference on Earth Resources Program including geology and geography
Application of airborne and satellite-borne remote sensing systems geological surveys
Geologic analysis of X band radar mosaics of Massachusetts
Geologic value of small scale aerial photographs and comparison of high altitude oblique and vertical photographs of California
Semiquantitative radar look-direction analysis of faults, joint systems, and dip slopes and radar detectability of geologic features
Lunar geology based on Apollo 14 photographs and soil and rock samples
Geologic analysis of lunar surface using photographs from 70-mm Hasselblad camera
Geologic sketch map of candidate Apollo 16 landing site in Descartes region prepared from Apollo 14 photographs
Geologic mapping of Yellowstone National Park area by interpretation of radar imagery
Apollo 15 mission and manned geologic exploration of lunar landing site - maps
Geologic evaluation of anomalies between like-polarized and cross-polarized K-band side-looking radar imagery of Yellowstone National Park
Geological uses of earth-orbital photography with case histories
Lunar crater origin determination by terrestrial volcanic and meteoritic craters and maars geological criteria application to Lunar Orbiter 5 photographs