Lunar navigation study, sections 8 through 10 and appendices Final report, Jun. 1964 - May 1965
Component capabilities and requirements for lunar navigation concepts
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Study of basic requirements for a navigation, guidance, and control system for an unmanned lunar landing vehicle Final summary report
Sensor requirements for spaceborne navigation, guidance, and control system for unmanned lunar landing vehicle
GUIDANCE SENSOR↗
An experimental determination of television capabilities for making navigational measurements
Closed circuit television system for spacecraft navigation
SPACECRAFT GUIDANCE↗
Effect of reduced computer precision on a midcourse navigation and guidance system using optimal filtering and linear prediction
Reduced computer precision effect on midcourse navigation and guidance system using optimal filtering and linear prediction
NAVIGATION AND GUIDANCE↗
Navigation experiment utilizing Relay II SATELLITE
Navigation experiment using Relay II satellite ranging measurements
RELAY II SATELLITE↗
Simplified calculation of transition matrices for optimal navigation
Simplified calculation of transition matrices using gravitational potential for optimal space navigation
GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL↗
Analysis of an optimal celestial-inertial navigation concept for low-thrust interplanetary vehicles
Celestial-inertial navigation for interplanetary electrical propulsion vehicle
CELESTIAL NAVIGATION↗
Optical-inertia space sextant for an advanced space navigation system, phase B
Optical-inertia space sextant for advanced space navigation system
NAVIGATION SYSTEM↗
Space navigation guidance and control, volume 1
Guidance, control, and navigation for Apollo manned lunar landing mission - basic problems, onboard computation, safety aspects, and instrumentation
MANNED SPACE FLIGHT↗
Space Navigation Guidance and Control, Volume 2
Apollo navigation and guidance - inertial measurement units and pulse torquing, optical measurements, guidance computer design, and attitude control systems.
NAVIGATION AND GUIDANCE↗
Optical measurements and navigation phenomena
Optical measurements and navigation problems during orbital and midcourse phases of Apollo space mission
OPTICAL MEASUREMENT↗
A special-purpose interplanetary trajectory computation program for guidance and navigation studies
Interplanetary trajectory computer program in Fortran for guidance and navigation studies
COMPUTER PROGRAM↗
Navy Satellite Navigation System
Transit satellite navigation system for use in ship positioning
POSITIONING↗
Stabilization requirements for communication and navigation satellites
Stabilization requirements for communications and navigation satellites
NAVIGATION SATELLITE↗
Evaluation of a new method of integrating the orbital equations of motion for use in space navigation
Computer evaluation of method for integrating orbital equations of motion for use in space navigation
SPACE NAVIGATION↗
Navigation accuracy for infrared equipped Apollo aircraft for reentry tracking
Navigational accuracy of infrared acquisition and tracking system for Apollo reentry aircraft
INFRARED TRACKING↗
Navigation satellites for worldwide traffic control.
Satellites for navigation aids for ships and transoceanic aircraft
SATELLITE NAVIGATION SYSTEM↗
Communication and terrestrial navigation applications from earth orbiting spacecraft.
Unmanned and manned satellites for communication and terrestrial navigation, noting future plans of NASA
NASA PROGRAM↗