Biomedical applications of nasa science and technology quarterly progress report, 15 jun. - 14 sep. 1966
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Brown, J. N., Jr.↗
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NASA Science and Technology Advisory Committee for Manned Space Flight. Winter Study on Uses of Manned Space Flight, 1975-1985. Volume 1 - Proceedings
Manned space flight capabilities for lunar and planetary explorations and earth orbiting stations
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Biomedical applications of NASA science and technology Final report, 15 Jun. 1968 - 14 Jun. 1969
Annual summary of aerospace technology transfer to biomedical field
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Activities of the NASA sponsored SRI technology applications team in transferring aerospace technology to the public sector Quarterly progress report, 1 Jul. - 30 Sep. 1969
Aerospace technology utilization in air pollution, criminalistics, and public transportation
Thuman, W. C.↗
Activities of the NASA-sponsored SRI Technology Applications team in transfer of aerospace technology to the public sector Quarterly progress report, 1 Oct. - 31 Dec. 1969
Problem statements on transportation, air pollution, and criminalistics for transfer of aerospace technology to public sector
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Activities of the NASA sponsored SRI technology applications team in transferring aerospace technology to the public sector Semiannual report, 1 Jul. - 31 Dec. 1970
Activities in transferring aerospace technology including impact on general public
Berke, J. G.↗
NASA Space Shuttle Technology Conference: Aerothermodynamics, Configurations, and Flight Mechanics - Volume 1
Heat transfer, aerodynamics, and operational flight mechanics in space shuttle technology
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NASA Earth Resources Technology Satellite - Data user's handbook
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Activities of the NASA sponsored SRI technology applications team in transferring aerospace technology to the public sector
The organization and functions of an interdisciplinary team for the application of aerospace generated technology to the solution of discrete technological problems within the public sector are presented. The interdisciplinary group formed at Stanford Research Institute, California is discussed. The functions of the group are to develop and conduct a program not only optimizing the match between public sector technological problems in criminalistics, transportation, and the postal services and potential solutions found in the aerospace data base, but ensuring that appropriate solutions are acutally utilized. The work accomplished during the period from July 1, 1970 to June 30, 1971 is reported.
Berke, J. G.↗
NASA Space Shuttle Technology Conference: Dynamics and Aeroelasticity; Structures and Materials
Conference on dynamics and aeroelasticity of structural materials for space shuttle design considerations
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Recent NASA aerospace medicine technology developments
Areas of life science are being studied to obtain baseline data, strategies, and technology to permit life research in the space environment. The reactions of the cardiovascular system to prolonged weightlessness are also being investigated. Particle deposition in the human lung, independent respiratory support system, food technology, and remotely controlled manipulators are mentioned briefly.
Jones, W. L.↗
Review of the NASA Brayton System Technology Program.
Summary of the research work accomplished on the Brayton space power system during the 1962-1972 period. It is shown that a great amount of Brayton system technology has been developed over this period. In addition, mission users are now seriously considering this system for use in future space missions.
Rochen, H.↗
Current NASA ion propulsion technology
The current status of technology and the developmental trends in the field of ion propulsion systems and components for primary and auxiliary applications in advanced earth-orbital and interplanetary missions are reviewed. Particular attention is given to the (electrostatic) 30-cm electron bombardment ion thruster being developed with the aim of achieving an overall efficiency of 73% at full power (2.75 kW) and 64% at half power.
Finke, R. C.↗
Cost benefit analysis of the transfer of NASA remote sensing technology to the state of Georgia
The author has identified the following significant results. First order benefits can generally be quantified, thus allowing quantitative comparisons of candidate land cover data systems. A meaningful dollar evaluation of LANDSAT can be made by a cost comparison with equally effective data systems. Users of LANDSAT data can be usefully categorized as performing three general functions: planning, permitting, and enforcing. The value of LANDSAT data to the State of Georgia is most sensitive to the parameters: discount rate, digitization cost, and photo acquisition cost. Under a constrained budget, LANDSAT could provide digitized land cover information roughly seven times more frequently than could otherwise be obtained. Thus on one hand, while the services derived from LANDSAT data in comparison to the baseline system has a positive net present value, on the other hand if the budget were constrained, more frequent information could be provided using the LANDSAT system than otherwise be obtained.
Zimmer, R. P.↗
ERDA-NASA advanced thermionic technology program
Research is summarized on surface studies (work functions of different LaB6 surfaces), plasma studies, converter development (tungsten emitter, nickel collector and tungsten emitter La B6 collector), and hot shell development for using thermionic converters in the topping cycle of fossil-fuel plants.
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NASA engine system technology programs - An overview
The various propulsion systems technology programs are examined. The Stratospheric Cruise Emission Reduction program has the objective to explore and demonstrate advanced technology fuel preparation and combustion systems which produce very low emission levels, particularly with respect to the oxides of nitrogen, during high altitude cruising flight. Other programs considered include the Quiet, Clean, General Aviation Turbofan program, the Variable Cycle Engine Technology program, the Helicopter Transmission Technology program, the Broad Specification Fuels Technology program, the Engine Component Improvement program, the Advanced Turboprop Technology program, the Supersonic Cruise Propulsion Technology program, the Materials for Advanced Turbine Engines program, and the Aeroelasticity of Turbine Engines program.
Johnson, H. W.↗
Experimental investigation of parametric models in support of a NASA advanced transport technology program. Volume 3: Wing study, basic data and test description
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NASA space system technology model future mission system needs
The overall technology model is outlined and the objectives and descriptions of the primary and secondary propulsion drives presented. The primary propulsion driver missions are the geostationary platform; the coherent optical system of modular imaging collectors (COSMIC); the 100 meter thinned aperature telescope; and the orbiting deep space relay station (ODSRS). The secondary propulsion driver missions are space platform alpha, the space station, and the automated planetary station.
Reese, T. G.↗