Broadcast radio and television satellite requirements
Parameters affecting communication satellite missions, and broadcast radio and television satellite requirements
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Parameters affecting communication satellite missions, and broadcast radio and television satellite requirements
Selected television pictures and mosaics of lunar surface transmitted by Surveyor 5
Topography of Tycho lunar landing site from Surveyor 7 television pictures
Prelaunch photometric calibration of Surveyor TV system for reconstruction of lunar terrain televised pictures permitting system lunar performance prediction
Panoramic television cameras aboard Lunik lunar probes
Photometric investigation of haze in Mars atmosphere revealed by Mariner 4 television data
Optimizing spacecraft televisions for successive picture overlapping and maximum surface resolution during planetary descent
Design and performance of modified ultraminiature television camera prototype with transmitter
Requirement estimates and performance predictions for Martian television experiment onboard spacecraft in three point-mass descent trajectories
Technological and cost factors of television broadcast satellite systems
Weather forecasting by use of meteorological satellite television cloud cover
Surveyor television picture analysis for lunar surface properties
Surveyor 7 television data presented for assisting analysis
Research and technology of television broadcast satellite
Development and design technology of television broadcast satellites and broadcast receiving equipment
Fourier coding method for coding images for digital transmission, achieving bandwidth reduction for televised images
Rigorous calibration program, coupled with a sophisticated data-processing program that introduced compensation for system response to correct photometry, geometric linearity, and resolution, converted a television camera to a quantitative measuring instrument. The output data are in the forms of both numeric printout records and photographs.