Water temperature measurements with a Rayleigh backscatter distributed sensor
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Holler, David↗
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Multi-Point Near-Field RF Sensing of Blood Pressures and Heartbeat Dynamics
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Analysis and Monolithic Implementation of Differential Transimpedance Amplifiers
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First Demonstration of an O-Band Coherent Link for Intra-Data Center Applications
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Space programs summary number 37-29, volume iv for the period august 1, 1964 to september 30, 1964. supporting research and advanced development
Systems, guidance and control, engineering mechanics and facilities, propulsion, space sciences, and telecommunications research
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Space programs summary no. 37-63, volume 3 for the period 1 April - 31 May 1970. Supporting research and advanced development
Research and development work in space sciences, telecommunications, guidance and control, engineering mechanics, astrionics, propulsion, and mission analysis
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Planning and Processing Space Science Observations Using NASA's SPICE System
The Navigation and Ancillary Information Facility (NAIF) team, acting under the directions of NASA's Office of Space Science, has built a data system-named SPICE, to assist scientists in planning and interpreting scientific observations from space-borne instruments. The principal objective of this data system is that it will provide geometric and other ancillary data used to plan space science missions and subsequently recover the full value of science instrument data returned from these missions, including correlation of individual instrument data sets with data from other instruments on the same or other spacecraft. SPICE is also used to support a host of mission engineering functions, such as telecommunications system analysis and operation of NASA's Deep Space Network antennas. This paper describes the SPICE system, including where and how it is used. It also touches on possibilities for further development and invites participation it this endeavor.
Acton, Charles H.↗