Navigation for Apollo lunar landings
Space navigation for Apollo 11 mission, emphasizing ground and onboard systems, interfaces with guidance and use in phases of lunar landing
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Space navigation for Apollo 11 mission, emphasizing ground and onboard systems, interfaces with guidance and use in phases of lunar landing
Onboard navigational requirements for future planetary missions, discussing major subsystems
Spacecraft based data processing stages to perform navigation during outer planet missions
Navigation correction systems for space missions, discussing prelaunch analysis, design and mission operations, hardware, etc
Navigation for planetary orbiter and lander missions, considering orbit insertion, trim corrections and capsule descent for poor planetary gravity field model
Saturn 5 launch vehicle navigation system design, discussing configurations, implementation schemes, system tradeoffs and performance
Apollo 12 navigation for pinpoint lunar landing, correcting errors in downtrack position in guidance computer near powered descent initiation time
Manned lunar surface navigation requirements emphasizing dead reckoning system
Lunar gravitational effects on navigation in low altitude lunar orbits using Apollo 12 data
Lunar based radar beacons for nearby spacecraft navigation, noting trajectory determination advantages
Operational and environmental factors constraining onboard navigation system design for outer planet flyby missions
Navigation data from Mariner Mars 1969 TV pictures, estimating spacecraft trajectory to planetary center
Surface navigation for unmanned Martian surface roving vehicle
Transstellar space navigation, discussing system concepts, measured observables during flight, instrumentation, etc
Statistical error analysis of autonomous manned spacecraft navigation in long duration eccentric Mars orbits
Commercial aircraft strapdown inertial navigation systems, examining initial self alignment techniques
Manned lunar roving vehicle /MLRV/ navigation scheme based on dead reckoning concept, discussing instruments effectiveness for vehicle velocity and orientation measurements
Guidance and navigation system design for automatic stationkeeping one earth orbiting vehicle with respect to other