Description of low-rate spectral electron irradiation program
Radiation facility and equipment for studying Sr-90 electron irradiation effects in Li-doped silicon
Reynard, D. L.↗
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Description of median game theory with examples of competitive and median competitive games
Competitive and median competitive aspects of median game theory
Kelleher, G. J.↗
The Lunar Orbiter meteoroid experiments - Description and results from five spacecraft
Rate of meteoroid penetration of thin beryllium copper detector measured in near-lunar environment by Lunar Orbiter spacecraft
Grew, C. W.↗
A turbulence description of couette flow
Statistical mechanics for wall shear turbulence in couette flow based on Brownian motion and comparison with stochastic theory based on Navier-Stokes equation
Chung, P. M.↗
Documentation of photogrammetric mission simulator program. Volume 1: Program description
Photogrammetric mission simulator program, using four modules
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Calculation of inviscid surface streamlines and heat transfer on shuttle type configurations. Part 1: Description of basic method
Computer program for calculating inviscid surface streamlines and heat transfer on space shuttle configurations
De Jarnette, F. R.↗
S/360 TELOR3 program description test, edit, and list and ORB3A tape
IBM 360 TELOR3 program for testing, editing, and listing information on ORB3A tape
Schlessinger, R. K.↗
Program description of the modified thermal analyzer digital computer program
Modified thermal analyzer digital computer program for heat transfer problems
Rumpf, N. K.↗
Description and performance of the Saturn launch vehicle's navigation, guidance, and control system
Saturn launch vehicle navigation, guidance and control system, discussing optimal system design for flight path optimization
Haeussermann, W.↗
Description and applications of a computer program for the interpretation of RGA mass spectra
Computer program for interpretation of residual gas analyzer mass spectra, considering vacuum environmental testing of spacecraft
Babst, R. W.↗
Description and performance of the electrical subsystem for a 2 to 15 kWe Brayton power system
Brayton power system electrical subsystem and component performance tests, discussing engine control package, DC supply, inverters and instrumentation
Bainbridge, R. C.↗
Design description and performance test results from two identical Brayton heat exchanger units
Performance tests of two identical Brayton cycle heat exchanger units consisting of recuperator, heat sink exchanger and ducting in combination with turbine
Kaykaty, G. N.↗
A description of the lunar ranging station at McDonald Observatory
McDonald Observatory lunar ranging station including telescope matching optics, guiding, timing equipment, pulsed ruby laser system and calibration procedures
Currie, D. G.↗
Simulator development, description, and use for a rotating space station
Rotating space station simulator for translational and rotational motion determination under gravity gradient torque action and control under input state conditions
Land, W. H., Jr.↗
Description of scientific experiments Orbiting Geophysical Observatory Mission 6
The instrumentation and objectives of the scientific experiments to be conducted during the OGO-F mission are briefly described.
Liberatore, F. J.↗
CDL description of the CDC 6600 stunt box
The CDC 6600 central memory control (stunt box) is described utilizing CDL (Computer Design Language), block diagrams, and text. The stunt box is a clearing house for all central memory references from the 6600 central and peripheral processors. Since memory requests can be issued simultaneously, the stunt box must be capable of assigning priorities to requests, of labeling requests so that the data will be distributed correctly, and of remembering rejected addresses due to memory conflicts.
Hertzog, J. B.↗
Description, dissection, and subsampling of Apollo 14 core sample 14230
Core sample 14230, collected at Triplet Crater near the Fra Mauro landing site of the Apollo 14 mission, was dissected in greater detail than any previous core. Sediment from the actual lunar surface was missing, and 6.7 grams of sediment were removed from the base of the core for a portion of the biotest prime sample. Upper and lower portions of the original 70.7-gram core (12.5 centimeters long) were fractured excessively but not mixed stratigraphically. Three major morphologic units and 11 subdivisions were recognized. Dissection provided 55 subsamples in addition to three others made by removing longitudinal sections of the core impregnated with n-butyl methacrylate for use as a permanent documentary record and for studies requiring particles of known orientation.
Fryxell, R.↗
Methodologies for optimal resource allocation to the national space program and new space utilizations. Volume 1: Technical description
The optimal allocation of resources to the national space program over an extended time period requires the solution of a large combinatorial problem in which the program elements are interdependent. The computer model uses an accelerated search technique to solve this problem. The model contains a large number of options selectable by the user to provide flexible input and a broad range of output for use in sensitivity analyses of all entering elements. Examples of these options are budget smoothing under varied appropriation levels, entry of inflation and discount effects, and probabilistic output which provides quantified degrees of certainty that program costs will remain within planned budget. Criteria and related analytic procedures were established for identifying potential new space program directions. Used in combination with the optimal resource allocation model, new space applications can be analyzed in realistic perspective, including the advantage gain from existing space program plant and on-going programs such as the space transportation system.
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