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CatalogofNASA
SpecialPublications
Scientific and Technical Information Branch 1981
National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationWashington, DC
For sale by the National Technical Information Service, Springfield, Virginia 22161
Introduction
THIS booklet attempts to list all Special Publications that have been released by NASAsince the series was begun in 1961. It is an effort to still cries from those who have asked
for a comprehensive listing. The Special Publication series, which has included some ofNASA's most ambitious scientific or technical books, has covered a broad range of topics,including much of the agency's research and development work, its full range of space-exploration programs, its work in advancing aeronautics technology, and many associatedhistorical and managerial efforts. In the nearly two decades that the series has existed, some1200 titles have borne the SP identifier.
How NASA Special Publications came about may be instructive. Along with severalpredecessor agencies, NASA research laboratories were accustomed to publishing reports,using a formal structure of four or five separate series, with the characteristics of each seriescarefully defined. Inevitably this raised the question, how do you categorize reports thatdon't fit existing patterns? The answer, obviously, is that you put them in another serieslabeled "special." The backroom gnomes who invented this solution had no knowledgethat they were inventing a bushy tail that would soon wag the dog. By the mid-1960s thenew series was becoming preeminent among NASA publications, and.beginning to winworldwide recognition. • . •
The reason of course is that these were exciting years. It was the time of Mercury,Gemini, and the foundation work for Apollo in manned spaceflight; of Ranger, Mariner,and Surveyor in unmanned probes; of dozens of scientific and applications satellites. It wasa time when weather satellites first gave early hurricane warnings, and when relay stationsin the sky made intercontinental television an everyday affair. It was a time when spacecraftbegan to capture and return exciting images from space, of steadily improving resolutionand quality, providing insights long denied to terrestrial eyes. The editors producingNASA SPs worked long and hard at obtaining the best reproduction quality that could bemanaged with the constraints imposed by time and available funds, and the quirks ofGovernment printing regulations. .
So the series flourished and grew beyond precedent and dreams. Subsets appearedwithin the numbering scheme, with special blocks of numbers for handbooks, for histories,for technology-utilization books, for bibliographies, and for spacecraft design criteria. TheSP General series bloomed with mission reports, scientific results, aerodynamic treatises,atmospheric models, structural analyses, and planetary atlases. By the mid-1970s it was evi-dent that increasing selectivity and the invention of subsets were not effective in checkingthe overbalancing growth of the series, and a reorganization took place. Analysis showedthat more and more proceedings of conferences were being published, for nowadaysresearch and exploration are almost invariably collective activities, and the practitioners areintensely interactive people. So these publications were split off and given a series of theirown, Conference Publications. Handbooks, data compilations, and computer printoutsbecame Reference Publications. Administrative and ephemeral studies were relegated toother crevices of the publishing system. But so wide-ranging are NASA's goals and mis-sions, that the flow of forthcoming SPs remains scarcely abated.
As this booklet goes to press, there are about 450 titles in the General SP series alone.Many have been very popular, often publicized by word of mouth; but promotion anddistribution have perhaps never been adequate, and so visibility is somewhat limited.NASA's policy has been to recognize that it can provide copies only to its "extendedfamily"—itself, its contractors and grantees, and the various academic, scientific, and in-dustrial communities involved in space exploration and aeronautics. The general public hasbeen expected to turn to the Government Printing Office or to the National Technical In-formation Service for publications. Both organizations have recently been displaying talentin book merchandising, but for most of the life of the SP series it has been sadly true that a
would-be buyer had to want a book pretty badly to get it. Nevertheless, several dozenSpecial Publications have become best sellers, including EXPLORING SPACE WITH A CAMERA,THIS ISLAND EARTH, APOLLO EXPEDITIONS TO THE MOON, MISSION TO EARTH, and THEMARTIAN LANDSCAPE. The popularity of the richly illustrated books came as no surprise tothe backroom editors who produce SPs, but who would have foreseen the success of suchunassuming titles as CLARITY IN TECHNICAL REPORTING, or SOLDERING ELECTRICALCONNECTIONS?
Special Publications produced in the last twenty years cover a range of subjects. Many ofNASA's glorious moments are found in this series. Some of the SPs are scientific and aredistributed mainly within a discipline; others present a popular discussion of NASA's pro-grams and are heavily illustrated with color imagery from space.
Those Special Publications thought to have a wide interest or which were disciplinaryclassics were printed at GPO, and those published within the last few years or which havebeen good sellers are still available from GPO.
Copies of all books listed as available from NTIS as well as books allowed to go out ofprint at GPO are available from NTIS. A note of caution: if you order a book from GPOand a reply indicates that it is out of print, you should reconsider your order. If you haveordered a book primarily for the photography or imagery, a subsequent order from NTISwill not be satisfactory. If, however, your interest is in the text, the black and whitephotocopy supplied from NTIS will be suitable. NTIS is the sales source for publicdocuments produced by the government agencies. A few printed copies are available ini-tially, but once that supply is depleted, NTIS supplies photocopies.
In the list of publications that follows, a brief description is given together with theoriginal sales source and the publication date. The prices are not listed because theychange. Phone or write GPO or NTIS for prices of publications that interest you. GPO willwant to know the NASA SP number; NTIS will want to know the seven-digit NASA acces-sion number.
As you browse through this list, and you find an attractive title, take care to notice thedate of publication. Many books are out of date, and are of historical value only. For exam-ple, some books on Mars predate the 1976 Viking mission.
This capsule account of the growth of NASA SPs is necessarily abbreviated, and omitsmany tales of the lurches, false starts, and dead ends that accompany many human enter-prises. It does suggest, though, that as long as bright people devote their lives to excitingresearch and exploration, energetic and devoted backroom editors will remain to try to cap-ture their results, and a little of their spirit, on paper.—Kay E. Voglewede.
Addresses for ordering publications
GPO:
Superintendent of DocumentsU.S. Government Printing OfficeWashington, DC 20402
(202) 783-3238 or (202) 783-3311 Price information; orders
NTIS:
National Technical Information Service5285 Port Royal Rd.Springfield, VA 22161
(703) 487-4780 Information or document accession number(703) 487-4650 Sales Desk; price information(703) 487-4630 Subscription information for bibliographies (SP-7000 series)
COSMIC:
Computer Software Management and Information CenterBarrows HallUniversity of GeorgiaAthens, GA 30601
Contents
Introduction iiiSpecial Publications 1
General 1Handbooks and Data Compilations 39Histories and Chronologies 49Technology Utilization 53Management Evaluation and Analysis Standards 69Bibliographies 71Space Vehicle Design Criteria ... .• 75
Reference Publications 85Conference Publications 91
General
NASA-Industry Program Plans Confer-ence, July 28-29, I960
/. H. Abbott, M. B. Ames,H. L Dryden, et al.
N63-90346 126 ppAvail NTIS 1960
Proceedings of a Conference on Resultsof the First U.S. Manned SuborbitalSpace Flight
H. L. DrydenN64-80458 76 ppAvail GPO 1961
Proceedings of First NationalConference on the Peaceful Usesof SpaceN64-81182Avail NTIS
179pp1961
Results of the Second U.S. MannedSuborbital Space Flight, July 21, 1961N64-84681 58 ppAvail GPO 1961
Proceedings of the InternationalMeteorological Satellite Workshop,November 13-22, 1961NASA meteorological satellite program,Tiros satellites, cloud studies, NASA mete-orological satellite plans for the future.N62-11221 233ppAvail GPO 1962
NASA Project NamesA listing of names and code words associatedwith NASA programs.N62-11673 20 ppAvail NTIS 1962
Results of the First United StatesManned Orbital Space Flight,February 20, 1962N62-10229Avail GPO
204 pp1962
U.S. Standard Atmosphere, 1962Tables of atmospheric properties, systematicvariations in the atmosphere, gravity, geo-potential.N63-13176 5ppAvail NTIS ' 1963
The United States in SpaceActivities in the United States space program.N64-12818 227 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Proceedings of the Experimenters'Information Meeting on the ApolloApplications Program in Bioscience
D. R. Beem, S. J. GerathewohlN66-31806 137 ppAvail NTIS 1966
U.S. Standard Atmosphere Supplements,1966Tables and models depicting conditions otherthan mid-latitude mean.N67-37900Avail NTIS
304 pp1966
Short Glossary of Space TermsGlossary of technical terms in frequent use byaerospace technologists.NASA SP-1N66-25785 55 ppAvail NTIS 1962
Proceedings of the Second ImageIntensifier SymposiumAdvances in science, technology, and applica-tion of image tubes. Symposium, October1961.NASA SP-2N62-14873 252 ppAvail NTIS 1961
List of Selected References on NASAProgramsTechnical reports, technical notes, technicaltranslations, journal articles, speeches, Con-gressional documents.NASA SP-3N62-14103 263 ppAvail NTIS 1962
NASA Day, April 27, 1962: WesternSpace Age Industries and EngineeringExposition and ConferenceSpace science, applications, tracking and dataacquisition.NASA SP-4N62-14863 66 ppAvail NTIS • 1962
Space Scientists and Engineers:Selected Biographical and Bibliographi-cal Listing, 1957-1961NASA SP-5N63-90035Avail NTIS
336 pp1962
Results of the Second United StatesManned Orbital Space Flight, May 24,1962Spacecraft and launch systems, modified Mer-cury network, space phenomena, medicalaspects.NASA SP-6N62-14691 107 ppAvail NTIS 1962
Dictionary of Technical Terms for.Aerospace Use
W. H. Alien
NASASP-7N66-10413 310 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Proceedings of the Second NationalConference on the Peaceful Uses ofSpaceMercury, Apollo, Gemini projects; meteoro-logical and communication satellites. Confer-ence, May 1962.NASA SP-8N63-11137. • ' 272 ppAvail GPO ..' 1962
Index of NASA Technical PublicationsWith AbstractsJuly I960 to December 1961.
NASA SP-9N63-90006 432 ppAvail NTIS - . ' 1961
Launch Vehicles of the NationalLaunch Vehicle Program
/. E. WebbTechnical descriptions of Scout, Delta, Titan,Atlas, Thor-Agena, Centaur, Saturn, ad-vanced Saturn, and Nova launch vehicles.NASA SP-10N63-10712 • . - 34ppAvail NTIS' . 1962
Proceedings of the NASA-UniversityConference on the Science and Tech-nology of Space Exploration
H. R. Anderson, W. R. Bandeen,G. W. Beadle, et al.
Rockets, geophysics, astronomy, celestialmechanics, bioastronautics. Conference,November 1962.
NASA SP-11N63-11501 412 ppAvail GPO 1962
Results of the Third U.S. Manned Or-bital Space Flight, October 3, 1962Spacecraft and launch vehicle performance,aeromedical analysis, pilot's flight report.NASA SP-12N63-11990 122 ppAvail GPO • • 1962
Geophysics and Astronomy in SpaceExploration
R. E. Bourdeau, J. K. Kupperian, jr.,'G. H. Ludwig, et al.
Sounding rockets, space flight ionospherestudies, particles and fields research in space,astronomical research in space, aeronomy re-search.
NASA SP-13N63-11503 45 ppAvail NTIS 1962
Lunar and Planetary Sciences in SpaceExploration
H. R. Anderson, J. E. Cone/,M. Eimer, et al.
Radar astronomy, exploration of deep space,interplanetary space physics,. astrophysics,geological exploration of the Moon andplanets.NASA SP-14N63-11504 84 ppAvail NTIS ' 1962
Celestial Mechanics and Space FlightAnalysis
C. R. Gates, T. W. Hamilton,W. M. Kaula, et al.
Computer techniques, satellite orbits, space-craft flight, space flight optimization.NASA SP-15N63-11505 ' 42 ppAvail NTIS 1962
Data Acquisition From SpacecraftW. R. Bandeen, A. G. Ferris,
C. C. Kirsten, et al.Role of data processing in orbit determina-tion, scientific and meteorological satellites-,data acquisition at planetary ranges.- -NASA SP-16N63-11506 58 ppAvail NTIS 1962
Control, Guidance, and Navigation ofSpacecraft
/. C. Bird, B. F. Doolin,J. V. Foster, et al.
Space rendezvous, atmosphere entry, spacevehicle attitude control.NASA SP-17N63-11507 56ppAvail NTIS 1962
Bioastronautics
S. J. Gerathewohl, B. E. Gernandt,R. S. Johnston, et al.
Bioengineering, exobiology, environmentalbiology, physiological and behavioralsciences.
NASA SP-18N63-11508 36 ppAvail NT1S 1962
Chemical Rocket Propulsion
C. L. Ball, M. J. Hartmann,•E. R. Jonash, et al.
Physics of liquid propellants, pumps, tur-bines, chemical rockets, research on rocketcombustion and thrust chambers.
NASA SP-19N63-11509 55 ppAvail NTIS . 1962
Nuclear Rocket Propulsion
D. Bogart, H. H. Ellerbrock,D. S. Gabriel, et al.
Fluid flow, heat transfer, reactors, dynamicsand control of nuclear rockets.
NASA SP-20N63-11510 62 ppAvail NTIS . . . 1962
Power for Spacecraft
C. A. Barrett, D. T. Bernatowicz,T. P. Moffttt, et al.
Interrelation of power requirements, energysources, conversion techniques.
NASA SP-21N63-11511 27ppAvail NTIS • 1962
Electric Propulsion for Spacecraft
E. E. Callaghan, J. R. Jack,S. Lieblein, et al.
Power generation systems, electrothermalthrusters.
NASA SP-22N63-11512 37ppAvail NTIS 1962
Aerodynamics of Space Vehicles
M. H. Bertram, R. W. Boswinkle, Jr.,J. P. Campbell, et al.
Launch vehicles, space vehicle landing,hypersonic cruising, advanced reentry vehi-cles.
NASA SP-23N63-11513 57ppAvail NTIS 1962
Gas Dynamics in Space Exploration
H. J. Allen, T. N. Canning,G. Goodwin, et al.
flow fields, gases at hyper-Hypersonicvelocities.
NASA SP-24N63-11514Avail NTIS
52 pp1962
Plasma Physics and Magnetohydro-dynamics in Space Exploration
A. Busemann, M. C. Ellis, Jr.,R. V. Hess, et al.
Drag forces in the Earth's upper atmosphere,plasma frequency and radio attenuation,plasma accelerator research.
NASA SP-25N63-H515 78 ppAvail NTIS 1962
Laboratory Techniques in SpaceEnvironment Research
D. D. Elleman, F. B. Humphrey,H. E. Martens, et al.
High-vacuum research techniques, modernmagnetism, magnetic field generation.
NASA SP-26N63-11516 52 ppA vail NTIS 1962
Materials for Space Operations
D. D. Davis, Jr., R. H. Kemp,G. F. Pezdirtz, et al.
Nonmetallic materials for spacecraft, ablationmaterials for atmospheric entry, flow andfracture problems, high-strength materialsresearch.
NASA SP-27N63-11517 • • 47 ppA vail NTIS ' 1962
Structures for Space Operations
R. A. Anderson, G. W. Brooks,R. W. Leonard, et al.
Winged vehicle and planetary entry vehicleconfiguration and design.
NASA SP-28N63-11518 . • . . 48 ppAvail NTIS ' 1962
Proceedings of the Second NASA-Industry Program Plans Conference
W. I. Lingle, Jr.,NASA missions, future trends, space sciencesprogram, lunar and planetary programs, bio-logical problems related to space, launchvehicles and propulsion, meteorological andcommunication systems. Conference, Febru-ary 1963.NASA SP-29N63-15357 221 ppAvail GPO 1963
The Observatory Generation ofSatellitesOrbiting solar, geophysical, and astronomicalobservations. Symposium, December 1962.NASA SP-30N63-15166 62 ppAvail GPO 1963
Measurement of Thermal RadiationProperties of Solids
J. C. RichmondMeasurement of thermal radiation propertiesof solids over a wide range of temperatures;emittance studies. Symposium, September1962.NASASP-31N64-10937 596 ppAvail GPO 1963
Telstar IVolume 1. Design, construction, groundfacilities uses.NASA SP-32N64-10868 400 ppAvail NTIS 1963-
Volume 2. Antennas, results of Telstar testsand experiments.NASA SP-32N64-10882 525 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Volume 3. Components and systems.NASA SP-32N64-11079 283 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Volume 4. Operations, characteristics, per-formance.NASA SP-32N67-12301 448 ppAvail NTIS ' 1965
Space Flight Handbooks. Volume 1:Orbital Flight Handbook
D. Kraft, G. TownsendPart 1. Basic Techniques and DataNASA SP-33N63-21101 323 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Space Flight Handbooks. Volume I:Orbital Flight Handbook (cont.)Part 2. Mission Sequencing ProblemsNASA SP-33N63-21102 443 ppAvail NTIS 1963Part 3. RequirementsNASA SP-33N63-21103 384 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Space Flight Handbooks. Volume II:Lunar Flight Handbook
F. Marti&an, F. SanteraPart 1. Background MaterialNASA SP-34N63-21104 143 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Part 2. Lunar Mission PhasesNASA SP-34N63-21105 444 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Part 3. Mission PlanningNASA SP-34N63-21106 156ppAvail NTIS 1963
Space Flight Handbooks. Volume III:Planetary Flight Handbook
S. RossPart 1. Speed Contours and Auxiliary Graphsfor Manned Missions to Mars and VenusNASA SP-35N64-14175 280 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Part 2. Supplementary Trajectory Data: Earthto Venus and Earth to MarsNASA SP-35N64-14176 522 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Part 3. Supplementary Trajectory Data:Venus to Earth and Mars to EarthNASA SP-35N64-14177 530 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Part 5. Trajectories to Jupiter, Ceres, andVestaNASA SP-35N66-21045 541 ppAvail NTIS 1966Part 6. Mars Stopover Missions Using VenusSwingbysNASA SP-35N68-30098 98 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Part 7. Direct Trajectories to Jupiter, Saturn,Uranus, and NeptuneNASA SP-35N69-33490 105 ppAvail GPO 1969
Space Flight Handbooks. Volume III:Planetary Flight Handbook (cont.)Part 8. Jupiter Swingby Missions to Saturn,Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto
NASA SP-35N69-34850 131 ppAvail GPO 1969
Part 9- Direct and Venus Swingby Trajec-tories
NASA SP-35N70-28534- 238 ppAvail GPO 1970
Aerodynamic Design of Axial-FlowCompressors
R. O. Bullock, I. A. JobnsenAerodynamic systems design of axial flowcompressors.
NASA SP-36N65-23345 524 ppAvail NT1S 1965
Conference on Space, Science, andUrban Life
W. E. ThompsonUse of space age science and technology tosolve socioeconomic problems of metropoli-tan areas resulting from industrial growth.Conference, March 1963.
NASA SP-37N64-11502 265 ppAvail GPO 1963
Advanced Bearing TechnologyW. ]. Anderson, E. E. Bisson
Fundamentals of friction and wear on fluidfilm and rolling-element bearings.
NASA SP-38N64-15226 517 ppAvail GPO 1964
Results of the Project Mercury Ballisticand Orbital Chimpanzee Flights
J. P. Henry, J. D. Mosely
NASA SP-39N64-12915 77 ppAvail GPO 1963
Proceedings of the Conference onSpace-Age PlanningSpace-age planning and the peaceful uses ofspace. Conference, May 1963.
NASA SP-40N63-21126 272 ppAvail GPO 1963
Proceedings of the NASA-AEC Liquid-Metals Corrosion Meeting, Volume 1Liquid metal corrosion processes.
NASA SP^ilN64-20783 292 ppAvail NTIS 1964
Proceedings of the NASA-AEC Liquid-Metals Corrosion Meeting, Volume 2NASA SP^i2N73-70372 54 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Ariel I: The First International SatelliteR. C. Baumann
Development of Ariel I ionosphere satellite.
NASA SP-43N64-10332 84 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Proceedings of the Conference on theLaw of Space and of SatelliteCommunicationsSpace law and communications satellites, freespace lower boundary, control of space, or-bital regulation, and international coopera-tion. Conference, May 1963.
NASA SP-44N64-21136 212 ppAvail GPO 1964
Mercury Project Summary, IncludingResults of the Fourth Manned OrbitalFlight, May 15-16, 1963Space vehicle development, mission support,flight operations, mission results.
NASA SP-45N63-21951 435 ppAvail GPO 1963
Physics of Nonthermal Radio SourcesA. G. W. Cameron, S. P. Maran
Spectra, polarization, and optical propertiesof galactic and extragalactic light sources.Conference, December 1962.
NASA SP-46N65-13251 159 ppAvail NTIS 1964
Space Cabin Atmospheres. Part I:Oxygen Toxicity
E. M. RothHigh oxygen tension in animals and humans,oxygen toxicity, and drug therapy.
NASA SP^f7N64-31219 59 ppAvail GPO 1964
Space Cabin Atmospheres. Part II:Fire and Blast Hazards '..
E. M. RothFire and blast hazards in space cabinatmospheres.NASA SP-48N64-20744 126ppAvail GPO 1964
Meteorological Observations Above30 KilometersMeteorological rocket soundings in strato-sphere and mesosphere. Conference, July1963.NASA SP^i9N64-23869 61 ppAvail GPO 1964
AAS-NASA Symposium on the Physicsof Solar Flares
W. N. HessSpectrographic and magnetic observations offlares, x-ray and gamma ray bursts, radiobursts, energetic particles, theory of flares.Symposium, October 1963.NASA SP-50N64-30251 433 ppAvail GPO 1964
Proceedings of the Fourth NationalConference on the Peaceful Uses ofSpaceExploration' of space, discoveries from spaceexploration, uses of weather and communica-tion satellites. Conference, April 1964.NASA SP-51N64-30326 205 ppAvail GPO 1964
Proceedings of the NASA Conferenceon Communicating Through Plasmas ofAtmospheric Entry and 'Rocket ExhaustReentry communication problems, studiesusing simulated reentry plasma, flight experi-ments. Conference, January 1964.NASA SP-52N71-70451 231 ppAvail NTIS 1964
A Quasi-Global Presentation ofTiros III Radiation Data
L. J. Allison, T...I. Gray, Jr.,G. Warnecke
Tiros III worldwide radiation map, synopticapplication of infrared data.NASA SP-53N65-10301 16 ppAvail GPO 1964
Scientific Findings From Explorer VI .
• . . H. E. NewellScientific data acquired by Explorer satellitemeasurements; astronomy and celestial me-chanics, ionospheric physics, and energeticparticles in Van Allen belt and magneticfields.NASA SP-54N65-21965 ' 377 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Symposium on Thermal Radiation ofSolids
S. KatzoffFundamentals, surface effects, measurementtechniques, space environment effects, andapplications of thermal radiation of solids.Conference, March 1964.NASA SP-55N65-26855 590 ppA vail NTIS 1965
Concepts for Detection of Extra-terrestrial Life
NASA SP-56N65-12268Avail NTIS
F. H. Quimby
52 pp1964
Orbiting Solar Observatory SatelliteOSO-1: The Project SummaryOSO-1 spacecraft dynamics, structural designand fabrication, control systems, data acquisi-tion and command system, power supply,thermal control, experiments, and test pro-gram.NASA SP-57N66-29482 308 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Effect of Ionizing Radiation on a Seriesof Saturated Polyesters
G. F. Dalelio, R. Haberli,G. F. Pezdirtz
NASA SP-58N65-11059 68 ppAvail NTIS 1964
Mariner-Venus 1962: Final ProjectReportProject organization and management, spacevehicle system, trajectory and orbit, trackingand data acquisition, scientific results.NASA SP-59N66-14702 380 ppAvail NTIS • 1965
X-15 Research Results, With a SelectedBibliography
W. H. StillwellX-15 aircraft development concept, flightresearch, aerodynamic characteristics of super-sonic-hypersonic flight, hypersonic structure,flying laboratory, and bibliography.NASA SP-60N65-20162 135 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Ranger VII Photographs of the Moon.Part I: Camera "A" SeriesLunar surface closeup pictures.NASA SP-61N64-31723 226 ppAvail GPO 1964
Ranger VII Photographs of the Moon.Part II: Camera "B" SeriesNASA SP-62N65-17866 226 ppAvail GPO _ 1965
Ranger VII Photographs of the Moon.Part III: Camera "P" SeriesLunar photographs taken by four partial-scancameras aboard Ranger VII.NASA SP-63N65-33848 235 ppAvail NTIS . 1965
Progress in Development of Methods inBone Densitometry
D. W. Jenkins, W. F. Neumann,G. D^Whedon
Determining thickness and mineral contentin vertebra and other bones by x-ray andother densitometry, application of tech-niques to human studies. Conference, March1965.NASA SP-64N66-17666 ' ' 199 ppAvail NTIS ' '1966
Space Technology. Volume I:Spacecraft Systems
L. H. AbrahamSpacecraft systems, aerodynamics, powerplants, loads, propellant tank design.NASA SP-65N65-24625 82 ppAvail NTIS ' 1965
Space Technology. Volume II:Spacecraft Mechanical Engineering
/. L. AdamsSpacecraft design and mechanical engi-neering.NASA SP-66N65-24626 169 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Space Technology. Volume FV:Spacecraft Guidance and Control
J. R. ScullSpacecraft control, navigation, and guidance.NASA SP-68N67-16059 140 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Space Technology. Volume V:Telecommunications
J.J.StifflerImproved data handling and pulse modula-tion systems for space telecommunication.NASA SP-69N67-16555 148 ppAvail NTIS . 1966
Proceedings of the Conference on SpaceNutrition and Related Waste Problems
T. C: HelveyConference, April 1964.NASA SP-70 . .. •N65-18566 408 ppA vail NTIS ' . 1964
Proceedings of Second Symposium onProtection Against Radiation in Space
A. Reetz, Jr.Symposium, October 1964.NASA SP-71N65-34575 519ppAvail NTIS • ' • 1965
Symposium on the Analysis of CentralNervous System and Cardiovascular .Data Using Computer Methods
W. R. Adey, L. D. ProctorSymposium, October 1964.NASA SP-72N65-28750 ' 492 ppAvail NTIS 1965
The Nature and Scope of the NASAUniversity Program
T. L. K. SmullNASA SP-73N65-28332 41 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Survey of the Literature of the SolarConstant and the Spectral Distributionof Solar Radiant Flux
M. P. ThekaekaraSolar constant, spectral distribution of solarradiant flux, solar radiation laws and simula-tion, spacecraft thermal balance, and radia-tion measurement scale. ,.NASA SP-74N65-22362 47 ppAvail NTIS 1965
An Analysis of the Extraterrestrial LifeDetection Problem
R. D. Johnson, R. B. Painter,R. S. Young
NASA SP-75N65-34227Avail NTIS
36 pp1965
Final Report on the Relay I ProgramRelay I satellite program to carry out com-munications experiments with spacecraft, todetect radiation particles in Van Allen belt,and to determine radiation damage to com-ponents.NASA SP-76N66-10226 749 ppAvail NTIS 1965
First Conference on the Role of theVestibular Organs in the Exploration ofSpaceRole of vestibular apparatus, semicircularcanals, and otolith organs in space explora-tions. Symposium, January 1965.NASA SP-77N66-16106 376 ppAvail NTIS 1965
The Meteoroid Environment and ItsEffects on Materials and Equipment
W. A. Cosby, R. G. lyleHypervelocity impact phenomena.NASA SP-78N66-14158 119 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Electrical Power Generation Systems forSpace ApplicationsCurrent and predicted state of the art of solar,chemical, and nuclear systems.
NASA SP-79N65-25272 42 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Short-Term Frequency StabilityPanel discussion on frequency stability mea-surement techniques. Symposium, Novem-ber 1964.
NASA SP-80N66-10381 296 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Summary Report on the NASA Univer-sity Program Review Conference
D. J. MontgomeryNature, conduct, results, and impact of theprogram. Conference, March 1965.NASA SP-81N65-28249 42 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Proceedings of the Fifth National Con-ference on the Peaceful Uses of SpaceSpace research impact on national economyand industry, communications, education,and science and technology. Conference, May1965.NASA SP-82N66-30366 212 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Conference on Aircraft OperatingProblemsConference on aircraft operational problemsof general, supersonic, V/STOL and STOLaircraft. May 1965.NASA SP-83N65-31100 335 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Bioenergetics of Space Suits for LunarExploration
E. M. RothLiterature review.NASA SP-84N66-27235 145 ppAvail NTIS 1966
NASA University Program ReviewConferenceTraining, research, space flight, technology,facilities, and experimentation. Conference,March 1965.NASA SP-85N66-12401 375 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Medical Aspects of an OrbitingResearch Laboratory
S. P. VinogradLife support system recommendations, humanreaction to medical experiments for orbitalresearch laboratory. Space Medicine AdvisoryGroup Study, August 1964.NASA SP-86N66-33199 152 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Proceedings of the Apollo UnifiedS-Band Technical ConferenceTracking and communications system forApollo spacecraft at lunar distances usingS-band. Conference, July 1965.NASA SP-87N65-35476 277 ppAvail NTIS 1965
NASA 1965 Summer Conference onLunar Exploration and ScienceOverall program for lunar exploration mis-sions, role of various scientific disciplines inearly Apollo missions, manned lunar orbiterand surface expeditions, post-Apollo pro:
grams. Conference, July 1965.
NASA SP-88N66-14826 448 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Observations From the Nimbus IMeteorological SatelliteNASA SP-89N66-12130Avail NTIS
92 pp1965
Progress of the X-15 Research AirplaneProgramConference, October 1965.
NASA SP-90N73-71303 133 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Significant Achievements in SpaceAstronomy, 1958-1964Space astronomy developments in x-ray,gamma-ray, ultraviolet, infrared, and low-frequency radio spectra.
NASA SP-91N66-34786 71ppAvail NTIS 1966
Significant Achievements in SpaceBioscience, 1958-1964Research in exobiology, environmental biol-ogy, behavioral biology, molecular biologyand bioinstrumentation, space flight pro-grams, and manned space flight.
NASA SP-92N66-17778 142 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Significant Achievements in SpaceCommunications and Navigation,1958-1964Reasons for and advantages of communica-tions and navigation satellites.
NASASP-93N66-18458 73 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Significant Achievements in SatelliteGeodosy, 1958-1964Satellite observations in geodetic surveying.
NASA SP-94N66-37346 178 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Significant Achievements in Ionospheresand Radio Physics, 1958-1964
E. R. Schmerling
NASA SP-95N66-22936 68 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Significant Achievements in SatelliteMeteorology, 1958-1964Meteorological satellite and sounding rocketconfigurations and instrumentation, cloudphotography, radiometry, data acquisitionand processing.
NASA SP-96N66-19523 148 ppAvail NTIS • 1966
Significant Achievements in Particlesand Fields, 1958-1964Explorer satellite and Mariner space probedata on solar wind, radiation belts, trappedparticles, geomagnetic field, cosmic rays, andneutrons.
NASA SP-97N66-19524 99 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Significant Achievements in PlanetaryAtmospheres, 1958-1964Planetary and Earth atmospheric composi-tion, temperature, and activity data fromsatellites and sounding rockets.
NASA SP-98N66-19525 65 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Significant Achievements in Planetol-ogy, 1958-1964Terrestrial observations of lunar and planetaryelectromagnetic radiation and chemical-mineralogical composition, and space probedata and instrumentation.
NASA SP-99N66-23475 81ppAvail NTIS 1964
Significant Achievements in SolarPhysics, 1958-1964Solar soft x-ray and ultraviolet mapping, hardx-ray emission, corona, satellite monitoredradiation, and instrumentation study sum-maries for solar physics.
NASA SP-100N66-25003 106 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Conference on Langley ResearchRelated to Apollo MissionHeating and thermal protection, landingdynamics, spacecraft simulation. Conference,June 1965.NASA SP-101N72-71553 413 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Philosophy of Simulation in a Man-Machine Space Mission System
T. M. FraserNature of simulation; prerequisites for simu-lation; fidelity, realism, and transfer of train-ing; use of manned simulators.NASA SP-102N66-27236 116ppAvail NTIS 1966
Human Responses to SustainedAcceleration
T. At. FraserReview and bibliography of human responseto sustained acceleration.NASA SP-103N66-27319 137 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Proceedings of a Conference onTheoretical Biology
G. J. JacobsCell synthesis and ecology. Conference, No-vember 1963.NASA SP-104N66-30395 211ppAvail NTIS 1966
Vacuum Technology and SpaceSimulation
D. H. Holkeboer, D. W. Jones,F. Pagano, et al.
Nomenclature, pressure, pressure gauges,pumping speed and systems, cryogenic pump-ing, gas load, outgassing of materials, leakdetection, gas flow in components and sys-tems, space simulation and vacuum systems.NASA SP-105N66-36129 331 ppAvail GPO 1966
The Dynamic Behavior of Liquids inMoving Containers
H. N. AbramsonDynamic behavior of liquids in moving con-tainers with applications to propellants inspace vehicle fuel tanks.NASA SP-106N67-15884 479 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Proceedings of a Symposium on PassiveGravity-Gradient StabilizationPassive gravity-gradient stabilization systemsfor satellites. Symposium, May 1965.NASA SP-107N66-36326 291ppA vail NTIS 1966
Spacecraft Sterilization TechnologySpacecraft sterilization requirements, micro-biological contamination control, sterilizationtechniques. Conference, November 1965.NASA SP-108N67-14761 601ppAvail NTIS 1966
Development of Small Animal Payloadand Integration with a SoundingRocket
L. J. EarlyNASA SP-109N66-33540 HOppAvail NTIS 1966
Involuntary Hypohydration in Man andAnimals: A Review
/. E. GreenleafNASA SP-110N66-23622 38 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Ranger Yin Photographs of the Moon:Cameras "A," "B," and "P"Lunar photographs taken by Ranger VIII andphotograhic data tables.NASASP-lllN66-25366 478 ppAvail GPO 1966
Ranger IX Photographs of the Moon:Cameras "A," "B," and "P"Ranger IX photographs of crater Alphonsuson lunar surface.NASA SP-112N66-26555 193 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Dynamic Stability of Rotor-BearingSystems
E. J. Gunter, Jr.
NASASP-113N67-11942 234 ppAvail NTIS 1966
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Space Technology. Volume VI: SpaceSciences
T. A. FarleyGeomagnetism, solar and galactic cosmicrays, comets, influence on Earth environ-ment.NASA SP-H4N67-18141 90 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Second Symposium on the Role of theVestibular Organs in Space ExplorationVestibular changes, human equilibrium andorientation, adaptation of gravitoinertialreceptor mechanisms during space missions.Symposium, January 1966.NASA SP-H5N67-15121 315 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Conference on V/STOL and STOLAircraftAerodynamic and performance characteristics,handling qualities, and propulsion systemsfor STOL, VTOL, and V/STOL aircraft. Con-ference, April 1966.NASA SP-116N66-24606 461 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Space Cabin Atmospheres. Part III:Physiological Factors of Inert Gases
E. M. RothNASASP-117N67-22878 135 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Space Cabin Atmospheres. Part IV:One- Versus Multiple-Gas Systems
E. M. RothPhysiological factors, hardware, and environ-mental control tradeoffs for one and two gassystems of space cabin atmospheres.NASA SP-118N67-29998 138ppAvail NTIS 1967
Ariel I: The First InternationalSatellite. Experimental ResultsStructural design, experimental data, track-ing-NASA SP-119N67-16514 163 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Fuel CellsL. G. Austin
Review of government-sponsored fuel cellresearch, 1950-1964.NASA SP-120N67-40137 451 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Gemini Midprogram ConferenceSpacecraft and launch vehicle developmentand performance, flight operations, missionresults, physical science and biomedical ex-periments. Conference, February 1966.NASA SP-121N66-29626 417 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Summary Report on the NASA-Western University Conference
D. E. CunninghamConference, November 1965.NASA SP-122N67-11943 55 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Nuclear Rocket Technology ConferenceGraphite nuclear rocket and tungsten water-moderated nuclear rocket. Conference, April1966.NASA SP-123N73-70969 325 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Conference on Aircraft AerodynamicsExperimental techniques; stability and con-trol; propulsion aerodynamics; subsonic,supersonic, and transonic aerodynamics. Con-ference, May 1966.NASA SP-124N75-71754 6 l l p pAvail NTIS ' 1966
Design of Liquid Propellant RocketEngines
D. H. Huang, D. K. HuzelParameters for design of rocket engines andsystems.NASA SP-125N71-29405 461 ppAvail NTIS 1971
Surveyor I: A Preliminary ReportSurveyor I preliminary data on lunar surfacemechanical, thermal, and electrical proper-.ties, topography, and geology.NASA SP-126N66-29481 - 50 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Astronomy in SpaceG. E. Mueller, H. E. Newell,
N. G. Roman, et al.NASA space science astronomy program:orbiting satellite experiments for - solar,stellar, and galactic observations.NASA SP-127N67-18730 67 ppAvail NTIS 1967
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Second Annual NASA-UniversityConference on Manual ControlDiscrete and continuous models, multi-variable and adaptive control, informationtheory, design methods. Conference, March1966.NASA SP-128N67-15850 422 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Earth Photographs From Gemini HI,IV, and VEarth color photographs from Gemini III, IV,and V indicating terrain features and cloudsystems.NASA SP-129N67-26641 262 ppAvail GPO 1967
A Review of the Mariner IV ResultsO. W. Nicks
Data on Mars, solar system, and inter-planetary space flight.NASA SP-130N67-31356 42 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Space Power Systems AdvancedTechnology ConferenceChemical and nuclear power, reactor heatsources, and power conversion. Conference,August 1966.NASA SP-131N67-10261 295 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Aerospace Measurement TechniquesG. G. Mannella
Advanced aerospace technology measurementtechniques and instrumentation. Sym-posium, July 1966.NASA SP-132N67-17781 280 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Scientific SatellitesEquipment, instrumentation, communica-tions, design, launch vehicles, and guidanceof scientific satellites.NASA SP-133N68-14965 828 ppAvail GPO 1967
Conference on the Closed Life SupportSystemWater purification, waste disposal, and foodsynthesis for space flights. Conference, April1966.NASA SP-134N67-34583 231ppAvail NTIS 1967
Meteor Orbits and Dust: Proceedings ofa Symposium
G. S. HawkinsConcentrations and orbital calculations ofmeteors and meteoritic and extraterrestrialdust particles. Symposium, August 1965.NASA SP-135N67-32038 437 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Significant Achievements in SpaceScience, 1965
H. E. NewellNASA SP-136N67-19022 222 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Significant Achievements in SpaceApplications, 1965Space satellite application in communica-tions, navigation, geodesy, and meteorology.NASA SP-137N67-18724 91 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Gemini Summary ConferenceRendezvous, docking, extravehicular activity,experiment results. Conference, February1967.NASA SP-138N68-14941 335 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Mariner-Mars 1964: Final ProjectReportMariner-Mars 1964 mission accomplishments.NASA SP-139N68-18743 356 ppAvail NTIS. 1967
Interstellar Grains/. M. Greenberg, T. P. Roark
Observational and theoretical interpretationsof interstellar grains. Conference, August1965.NASA SP-140N68-11456 275 ppAvail GPO 1967
First Compilation of Papers on Trajec-tory Analysis and Guidance TheoryMathematical models to approximate func-tions, bounds and power series for three-bodyproblems, satellite orbit theories, and otheraspects of trajectory analysis and guidancetheory.NASA SP-141N67-29370 227 ppAvail NTIS 1967
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A Survey of Space ApplicationsNASA program for application of spacescience and technology to public sector.
NASA SP-142N67-23338 140 ppAvail GPO 1967
Oxide Dispersion Strengthened AlloysN. J. Grant, R. W. Hall, H. ]. Siege/
State-of-the-art survey on oxide dispersionstrengthened alloys for use as high tempera-ture materials.
NASA SP-143N67-37477 30 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Third Annual NASA-UniversityConference on Manual ControlDisplay devices, function models, decisionprocesses, physiological modeling, computerprocessing of manual control records. Con-ference, March 1967.
NASA SP-144N68-15901 435ppAvail NTIS 1967
A Survey of Attitude Sensors forSpacecraft
N. M. HatcherSpacecraft attitude sensors design and opera-tional features, horizon scanners, solar sen-sors, star trackers, space sextants, and mapmatchers.
NASA SP-145N67-31296 21 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Surveyor III: A Preliminary ReportPreliminary observations from Surveyor IIIsoft Moon landing, telemetered pictures anddata on mechanical soil sampler, lunar surfaceproperties.NASA SP-146N67-32582 170 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Sonic Boom Research
Conference, April 1967.NASA SP-147N68-21413Avail NTIS
A. R. Seebass
115pp1967
Conference on Hypersonic AircraftTechnologyMission studies, configuration aerodynamics,hypersonic viscous flow, propulsion, struc-tures and materials. Conference, May 1967.
NASA SP-148N74-73049 591 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Summary of Gemini ExtravehicularActivity
R. M. MacheU
NASA SP-149N68-15891 336 ppAvail NTIS 1967
The Zodiacal Light and theInterplanetary Medium
/. L. WeinbergPhotometric and meteor observations, scatter-ing properties, particle collection and impact,solar wind, and origin and evolution of zodi-acal light in interplanetary medium. Confer-ence, February .1967.
NASA SP-150N68-27475 395 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Relay Program Final ReportSummary of operation, communications, andother experiments of Relay II satellite.
NASA SP-151N69-21065 368 ppAvail GPO 1968
Third Symposium on the Role of theVestibular Organs in Space ExplorationSymposium, January 1967.
NASA SP-152N68-29128 437 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Symposium on Computer Simulationof Plasma and Many-Body ProblemsPlasma physics, Vlasov theory, astrophysics,magnetohydrodynamics, many-body prob-lems, and computer simulation. Symposium,April 1967.
NASA SP-153N67-37737 465 ppA vail NTIS 1967
Aerospace Electronic SystemsTechnology: A Briefing for IndustryConference, May 1967.NASASP-154N68-33169 319 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Significant Achievements in SpaceScience, 1966Advances in astronomy, exobiology, iono-spheric sciences, radio and solar physics, plan-etary atmospheres, and planetology.
NASASP-155N68-15748 224 ppAvail GPO 1967
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Significant Achievements in SpaceApplications, 1966
R. H. McQuainAchievements of application technologysatellites, communication satellites, naviga-tion and traffic control satellite program,weather satellites, and satellite geodesy.
NASA SP-156N68-16015 97 ppAvail NT1S 1967
1967 Summer Study of Lunar Scienceand Exploration
W. N. HessFuture of lunar manned and unmanned ex-ploration and Apollo applications program.
NASA SP-157N67-40564 405 ppAvail NTIS 1967
The Potential Applications of SatelliteGeodetic Techniques to GeosciencesPotential applications of geodetic satellites togeology, oceanography, glaciology, and at-mospheric physics.
NASA SP-158N68-18902 ^ 26 ppAvail NTIS ^ 1968
Recent Advances in Display MediaProperties and imaging techniques of variousdisplay devices: computer-directed visualflight control boards, integrated optical man-machine systems, and- electro-opticalmethods. Symposium, September 1967.
NASA SP-159N68-22302 129 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Vibration of PlatesA. W. Leissa
Tabulated numerical results of theories ofplate vibration.
NASA SP-160N70-18461 360 ppAvail GPO 1969
Biology of Hard Tissue: Proceedings ofthe Second Conference
A. M. BudyBone diseases and regeneration, cellular dif-ferentiation, and homeostasis of calcium.Conference, March 1966.
NASA SP-161N69-10444 399 ppAvail GPO 1968
Objectives and Goals in Space Scienceand Applications, 1968
/. E. NaugleObjectives, current programs, and future mis-sion options in space sciences and applica-tions.
NASA SP-162N69-13844Avail GPO
97 pp1968
Surveyor V: A Preliminary ReportConfiguration, television picture transmis-sion, and experiments on measuring chemicalelements in lunar surface.
NASA SP-163N68-17844 I62ppAvail NTIS 1967
Thermal Radiation Heat TransferJ. R. Howell, R. Siegel
Volume 1. The Blackbody, ElectromagneticTheory, and Material Properties
NASA SP-164N68-28530 194 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Volume II. Radiation Exchange Between Sur-faces and in Enclosures
NASA SP-164N69-30317 290 ppAvail GPO 1969
Volume III. Radiation Transfer With Absorb-ing, Emitting, and Scattering Media
NASA SP-164N71-30941 362 ppAvail GPO 1971
Bioregenerative SystemsBioregenerative life support systems for longduration space flights; hydrogenomonas bio-synthesis and algae photosynthesis processes.Conference, November 1966.
NASA SP-165N68-26207 152ppAvail NTIS 1968
Surveyor VI: A Preliminary ReportSurveyor VI scientific data analysis.
NASA SP-166N68-21443 173 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Significant Achievements in SpaceScience, 1967Stellar astronomy, bioscience, ionospheres,planetology, particles and fields, solarphysics, and planetary atmospheres.
NASA SP-167N69-25460 548 ppAvail GPO 1968
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Exploring Space With a CameraE. At. Cortright
Spaceborne photography of cloud cover andother meteorological phenomena. Surveyorand Orbiter lunar shots, and Gemini spacewalk and target docking.NASA SP-168N68-34870 227 ppAvail GPO 1968
Protection Against Space RadiationK. Obrien, A. Reetz, Jr.
Space radiation transport, spacecraft shield-ing design and advanced concepts, andmethods for calculating radiation penetrationthrough protective shields. Conference, June1967.NASA SP-169N68-26128 627 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Numerical AnalysisR. H. Wilson, Jr.
Numerical analysis applications to aerospaceand related problems. Conference, January1968.NASA SP-170N68-33245 46 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Earth Photographs From Gemini VIThrough XIIColor photographs of Earth taken duringGemini flights VI through XII.NASA SP-171N69-28909 335 ppA vail GPO 1968
Batteries for Space Power SystemsP. Bauer
NASA development work on high efficiencybatteries for space electric power systems.NASA SP-172N69-18042 314 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Surveyor VII: A Preliminary ReportPrincipal scientific results on Surveyor VIIlunar mission.NASA SP-173N68-33553 304 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Conference on Electromagnetic Explora-tion of the Moon: June 11-13, 1968.Report of the Program EvaluationCommitteeProposed electromagnetic explorationMoon. Conference, June 1968.NASA SP-174
of
N69-33595Avail NTIS
27 pp1969
EXAMETNET Data Report SeriesAnnual Report, 1966Rocket sounding meteorological data ofEXAMETNET for 1966.NASA SP-175N69-16214 190 ppAvail NTIS 1968
EXAMETNET Data Report SeriesAnnual Report, 1967EXAMETNET meteorological rocket launch-ings and data dissemination, with tables.NASA SP-176N69-22570 188 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Proceedings of the Working Group onExtraterrestrial ResourcesLunar environment, bases, exploration, andextraterrestrial resources. Conference, Febru-ary 1968.NASA SP-177N69-22226 247 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Langley, Ames, Lewis, and FlightResearch Center Support of DODVFAX/FX Projects Progress ReportNASA SP-178 186ppX70-11968 1968
The Book of MarsS. Glasstone
Observations and theoretical studies of Marsproperties.NASA SP-179N69-16571 307 ppAvail GPO . 1968
Second Conference on Sonic BoomResearch
/. R. SchwartzSonic boom reduction in supersonic transportflight. Shock wave propagation and refrac-tion, prediction methods for acoustic attenua-tion, aerodynamic engineering aspects. Con-ference, May 1968.NASA SP-180N68'-"34907 218ppAvail NTIS 1968
Interdisciplinary Approach to Frictionand Wear
P. M. KuStructure, interactions, and topography ofsolid surfaces, sliding friction, adhesion,wear, and boundary lubrication. Conference,November 1967.NASA SP-181N69-30401 489 ppAvail GPO 1968
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Problems and Programs on the Use ofSubmillimeter Waves in Space
M. R. NagelUses of submillimeter waves in aerospacetechnology, with bibliography.NASA SP-182N68-35522 49 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Some Fluid Mechanical ProblemsRelated to Subsonic and SupersonicAircraft
/. T. HoweNASA SP-183N69-10693Avail NTIS
24 pp1968
Surveyor: Program ResultsSummary of lunar data and scientific observa-tions generated by Surveyor landings onMoon.NASA SP-184N69-36451Avail GPO
432 pp1969
A Study of NASA University ProgramsNASA university programs in personneltraining, aeronautics and space research, andlaboratories and research centers.NASA SP-185N68-35564 85 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Theories of Equilibrium Figures of aRotating Homogeneous Fluid Mass
Y. HagiharaTheory of equilibrium figures of rotating,homogeneous, incompressible fluid mass asapplied to cosmology.NASA SP-186N71-33591 174 ppAvail GPO 1970
Fourth Symposium on the Role of theVestibular Organs in Space Exploration
Etiology, symptomatology, and treatment ofmotion sickness with respect to vestibularorgan and related neurological functions.Symposium, September 1968.NASA SP-187N70-30699 393 ppAvail GPO 1970
CO2: Chemical, Biological, andPhysiological Aspects
/ T. Edsall, R. E. Forster,A. B. Otis, et al.
Molecular structure of carbonic anhydrase,enzymatic carboxylation, and respiratory gasexchange.
NASA SP-188N70-23290 242 ppAvail GPO 1969
Progress of NASA Research Relating toNoise Alleviation of Large Subsonic JetAircraftNacelle acoustic linings, sound generation injet engines, operational noise effects onhumans. Conference, October 1968.
NASA SP-189N69-11542 691 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Mariner-Venus, 1967: Final ProjectReportResults and tracking and data acquisition forMariner-Venus 1967 and Mariner-Venus 1967extension projects.NASA SP-190N72-20809 310ppAvail GPO 1971
Average Evoked Potentials: Methods,Results, and Evaluations
E. Donchin, D. B. LindsleyMethods, results, and evaluation of researchin average evoked potentials. Conference,September 1968.NASA SP-191N70-16876 410 ppAvail GPO 1969
Fourth Annual NASA-UniversityConference on Manual Control
Mathematical models of human performancein manual control of man-machine systems.Conference, March 1968.NASA SP-192N70-14876 573 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Evaluation of Motion-Degraded ImagesOptical filters and digital methods for blur-ring removal from photographic imagery.Conference, December 1968.NASA SP-193N69-33322 178 ppAvail GPO 1969
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Liquid Propellant Rocket CombustionInstability
iD. T. HarrjeCombustion instability in liquid propellantrocket engines.NASA SP-194N72-33729 659 ppAvail GPO 1972
Significant Accomplishments inScience: Goddard Space Flight Center,1968Investigation of Earth atmospheric composi-tion, geomagnetism, extraterrestrial radia-tion, solar activity, and planetary atmospheresby satellite experiment and astronomicalobservations. Symposium, January 1969-NASA SP-195N69-38951 196 ppAvail NTIS 1969
NASA Science and Technology Advi-sory Committee for Manned SpaceFlight: Proceedings of the WinterStudy on Uses of Manned Space Flight1975-1985Manned space flight capabilities for lunar andplanetary explorations and Earth orbiting sta-tions.Volume 1. ProceedingsNASA SP-196N69-22510 45 ppAvail NTIS 1969Volume II. AppendixesNASA SP-196N70-17026 177 ppA vail NTIS 1969
Lunar Orbiter I, Preliminary Results:Lunar Terrain Assessment andSelenodesy, Micrometeoroid, andRadiation Data
G. W. Brewer, ]. K. HughesLunar Orbiter I terrain assessment photo-graphs and preliminary selenodesy, micro-meteoroid, and radiation data.NASA SP-197N69-39213 147 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Atlas of Cometary Forms: StructuresNear the Nucleus
B. Donn, J. Rahe, K. WurmAtlas of drawings and photographs of comets.NASA SP-198N70-12260 135 ppAvail GPO 1969
Lectures in High-Energy Astrophysics
H. B. Oegelmann, J. R. Wayland, Jr.High-energy cosmic radiation problems.
NASA SP-199N69-29652 170 ppAvail NTIS 1969
The Moon as Viewed by Lunar Orbiter
F. EI-Baz, L. J. KosofskySelected compilation of Lunar Orbiter photo-graphs showing salient features of lunar sur-face.NASA SP-200N70-30817 156 ppAvail GPO 1970
Analysis of Apollo 8 Photography andVisual Observations
Apollo 8 observations of lunar topography.NASA SP-201N70-14366 403 ppAvail GPO 1969
Aerospace Food Technology
Operational and technological problems ofimprovement in space flight feeding forfuture manned space missions. Conference,April 1969.NASA SP-202N70-33835 215 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Introduction to Abstract Analysis
M. E, Goldstein, B. M. RosenbaumIntroduction to abstract analysis by defini-tions and proofs.NASA SP-203N70-21801 257 ppAvail GPO 1969
The Experiments of Biosatellite II
/. F. SoundersExperiments with invertebrates, plants, andcellular systems on Biosatellite II flight.NASA SP-204N72-20048 358 ppA vail GPO 1971
Biotechnology
Biotechnological problems on man-machinesystems required for long duration spaceflights. Conference, August 1967.NASA SP-205N71-28526 283 ppAvail GPO 1971
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Lunar Orbiter Photographic Atlas ofthe Moon
D. E. Bowker, J. K. HugfosAtlas of reconstructed lunar photographstaken by Lunar Orbiters during 1966 and1967.NASA SP-206N73-13879 723 ppAvail GPO 1971
Basic Aerodynamic Noise ResearchI. R. Schwartz
Aerodynamic noise related to aircraft propul-sion systems. Conference, July 1969-NASA SP-207N70-22850 540 ppAvail GPO 1969
The Prevention of Electrical Breakdownin Spacecraft
D. Bunowbridge, F. W. PaulNASA SP-208N70-18656 103 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Applications of Research on HumanDecision Making
R. M. Patton, J. A. Swets,T. A. Tanner, Jr.
Human decision making in manned spaceflight including topics of memory models,signal detection, and pilot performance.Symposium, February 1968.NASA SP-209N70-22743 198 ppAvail GPO 1970
Electric Propulsion Mission AnalysisNomenclature and TerminologyTerminology for establishing system para-meters of electric propulsion mission analysis.NASA SP-210N70-11179 15 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Future Fields of Control ApplicationApplication of control theory to productionengineering, transportation systems, urbandevelopment, biological oceanography, masscommunications, and socio-economic prob-lems. Conference, February 1969.NASA SP-211N69-39957 144 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Progress of NASA Research on WarmFog Properties and ModificationConceptsResearch on warm fog properties and disper-sal concepts. Symposium, February 1969.NASA SP-212N69-39526 127 ppAvail NTIS 1969
A Long-Range Program in SpaceAstronomy: Position Paper of theAstronomy Missions Board
R. O. DoylePotential for advancement of astronomy byspace programs.NASASP-213N69-41150 316 ppAvail GPO 1969
Apollo 11: Preliminary Science ReportPreliminary scientific observations of Apollo11 mission.NASA SP-214N70-10030 209 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Fifth Annual NASA-UniversityConference on Manual ControlStudies on display systems, optimal controlmethods, human performance theory, andneuromuscular models. Conference, March1969.NASA SP-215N70-30877 720 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Compressible Turbulent BoundaryLayersCompressibility of turbulent boundarylayers: skin friction, heat transfer, flowvelocity, temperature distribution, pressuregradients, and aerodynamic drag predictionmethods. Conference, December 1968.NASA SP-216N70-10426 572 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Optical Space CommunicationS. Karp, R. S. Kennedy
Results of workshop On optical communica-tion systems for space applications.NASA SP-217N70-18087 154 ppAvail NTIS 1969
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Analysis of a Jet in a SubsonicCrosswindJet exhaust flow effects on aerodynamic char-acteristics of V/STOL aircraft during transi-tion flight. Conference, September 1969-NASA SP-218N70-11826 242 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Status of Passive Inflatable Falling-Sphere Technology for AtmosphericSensing to 100 kmSymposium, September 1969-NASA SP-219N70-18570 307 ppAvail NTIS 1969
NASA Acoustically Treated NacelleProgramProgram to reduce jet aircraft noise. Con-ference, October 1969.NASA SP-220N70-13901 160 ppAvail NTIS 1969
The NASTRAN Theoretical ManualR. H. MacNeal
Finite element computer program for struc-tural analysis.NASA SP-221N70-42934 480 ppAvail COSMIC 1970
The NASTRAN Theoretical Manual (Level15.0)NASA SP-221 (01)N72-29920 601 ppAvail COSMIC 1972
The NASTRAN Theoretical Manual (Level16)NASA SP-221 (03)N76-73931 751ppAvail COSMIC 1976
The NASTRAN Theoretical Manual (Level17)NASA SP-221 (04)Avail COSMIC 1979
The NASTRAN User's ManualC. W. McCormick
User manual for NASA structural analysisprogram to describe structural modeling tech-niques and computer programming opera-tions.NASA SP-222N70-41755 812 ppAvail COSMIC 1970
The NASTRAN User's Manual (Level 15.0)NASA SP-222 (01)N72-29921 1540ppAvail COSMIC 1973
The NASTRAN User's Manual (cont.)
The NASTRAN User's Manual (Level 16)NASA SP-222 (03)N76-73933 1240 ppAvail COSMIC 1976
The NASTRAN User's Manual (Level 17)NASA SP-222 (04)N80-26694 867 ppAvail COSMIC 1979
The NASTRAN User's Manual (Level 17.5)NASA SP-222 (05)Avail COSMIC 1980
The NASTRAN Programmer's ManualF. ]. Douglas
Digital computer programs for analysis oflarge complex structures.NASA SP-223N70-43143 15l4ppAvail COSMIC 1970
The NASTRAN Programmer's Manual (Level15.0)NASA SP-223 (01)N73-17892 2309ppAvail COSMIC 1972
The NASTRAN Programmer's Manual (Level16)NASA SP-223 (03)N78-29505 3444 ppAvail COSMIC 1976
The NASTRAN DemonstrationProblem ManualNASA SP-224N70-41756 134 ppAvail COSMIC 1970
The NASTRAN Demonstration ProblemManual (Level 15.0)NASA SP-224 (01)N72-29919 187 ppAvail COSMIC 1972
The NASTRAN Demonstration ProblemManual (Level 16)NASA SP-224 (03)N76-74317 259 ppAvail COSMIC 1976
The NASTRAN Demonstration ProblemManual (Level 17.5)NASA SP-224 (05)Avail COSMIC 1980
Mariner-Mars 1969: A PreliminaryReportScientific data from Mariners 6 and 7 Marsflyby missions during 1969.NASA SP-225N70-18343 148 ppAvail NTIS 1969
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Plasmas and Magnetic Fields inPropulsion and Power ResearchConference, October 1969.NASA SP-226N70-18726 253 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Aerospace Structural MaterialsDevelopment of aerospace structural mate-rials: heat-resistant alloys, refractory materials,transition metals, and composite materials.Conference, November 1969.NASA SP-227N70-20860 334 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Analytic Methods in AircraftAerodynamicsAnalysis of aircraft aerodynamic characteris-tics. Symposium, October 1969.NASA SP-228N70-21351 750 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Proceedings of the 7th Annual Meetingof the Working Group on Extrater-restrial ResourcesLunar water detection and removal, soil adhe-sion and friction, and other lunar and plane-tary resources recovery. Conference, July1969.NASA SP-229N70-39276 148 ppAvail GPO 1970
Ecological Surveys from SpaceSpaceborne photography using differentcombinations of film and filters for Earthresources surveys.NASA SP-230N70-26981 80 ppAvail GPO 1970
EXAMETNET Data Report SeriesAnnual Report, 1968Meteorological rocket launchings and datadissemination for 1968 from EXAMETNET.NASA SP-231N70-29741 184 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Analysis of Apollo 10 Photography andVisual ObservationsLunar geology, crater, and volcanic featureanalysis from Apollo 10 visual observationsand photo interpretations.NASA SP-232N71-27871 231 ppA vail GPO . 1971
Optical Telescope TechnologyDesign optics and technology for large space-borne astronomical telescopes. Workshop,May 1969.NASA SP-233N70-36676 795 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Portable Life Support SystemsPortable life support and environmental con-trol systems. Conference, May 1969.NASA SP-234N70-28501 380 ppA vail NTIS 1970
Apollo 12: Preliminary Science ReportPreliminary scientific analyses of Apollo 12ALSEP data, lunar photographs, and re-turned materials.NASA SP-235N70-35271 235 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Research on Uranium Plasmas andTheir Technological Applications
R. T. Schneider, K. ThornUranium plasmas applied to nuclear rocketengines, MHD generators, nuclear lasers, andplasma stability and flow. Symposium,January 1970.NASA SP-236N71-33626 503 ppA vail GPO 1971
Interdisciplinary Approach to theLubrication of Concentrated Contacts
P. At. KuLubrication, wear, and design aspects of roll-ing contact bearings. Symposium, July 1969-NASA SP-237N71-26826 595 ppAvail GPO 1970
Apollo 11 Mission ReportApollo 11 postflight analysis and mission re-port.NASA SP-238N71-25042 228 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Kinetics and Thermodynamics in High-Temperature GasesConference on kinetics and thermodynamicsof combustion and high-temperature gases.Conference, March 1970.NASA SP-239N70-32106 150 ppAvail NTIS 1970
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The Mixed State of SuperconductorsW. R. Hudson
Mathematical models for mixed state ofsuperconductors.NASA SP-240N71-10415 73 ppAvail GPO 1970
Atlas and Gazeteer of the Near Side ofthe Moon
G. L. Gutschewski, D. C. Kinsler,E. Whitaker
Atlas of annotated Lunar Orbiter 4 photo-graphs of near side of Moon, with gazeteer.NASA SP-241N72-18820 539 ppAvail GPO 1971
Guide to Lunar Orbiter PhotographsT. P. Hansen
Lunar Orbiter photographs and maps, mis-sions 1 through 5.NASA SP-242N71-36179 254 ppAvail GPO 1970
Introduction to Experimental Tech-niques of High-Energy Astrophysics
H. Oegelman, J. R. WaylandMeasurements of cosmic rays and high-energyextraterrestrial particles.NASA SP-243N71-11415 259ppA vail NTIS 1970
Power ProcessingF. C. Schwarz
Electrical engineering aspects of electricpower processing and component technology.NASA SP-244N72-15229. 53 ppAvail GPO 1971
Recent Advances in Refractory Alloysfor Space Power Systems ConferencePapersEvaluation of refractory tantalum-, tungsten-,niobium-, and molybdenum-based alloys forspace power systems applications. Con-ference, June 1969.NASA SP-245N71-13301 299 ppA vail NTIS 1970
Lunar Photographs From Apollos 8, 10,and 11
R. G. Musgrove
The Development of Cryogenic StorageSystems for Space Flight
R. K. Allgeier, Jr., M. L. Davis,T. G. Rogers, et al.
Development of cryogenic storage systems formanned space flight.NASA SP-247N71-30910 132 ppAvail GPO 1970
Holographic InstrumentationApplications
R. M. Brown, B. RagentInvestigating possibilities and limitations ofapplying holographic techniques to aerospacetechnology. Conference, January 1970.NASA SP-248N71-12776 249 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Cosmic Gamma RaysF. W. Sleeker
Cosmic gamma ray production processes,galactic and extragalactic gamma rays, andcosmology.NASA SP-249N71-24764 . 231ppAvail GPO 1971
This Island EarthO. W. Nicks
Spaceborne photographs of Earth atmos-phere, lands, and waters with photographs ofSun, Moon, and planets.NASA SP-250N71-12566 192 ppAvail GPO 1970
Significant Accomplishments in Scienceand Technology: Goddard Space FlightCenter, 1969Aerospace scientific and technological studiesin 1969 for satellite systems and spacecraftmissions.NASASP-251N71-25256 376 ppAvail NTIS 1970
The Entry Plasma Sheath and Its Effectson Space Vehicle ElectromagneticSystems. Volume IPlasma sheath diagnostics and reduction forimproved reentry communication. Sym-posium, October 1970.NASA SP-252N71-21101 6l4ppAvail NTIS 1970
A catalog.NASA SP-246"N71-29260Avail GPO
24 pp1971
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The Entry Plasma Sheath and Its Effectson Space Vehicle ElectromagneticSystems. Volume 2Conference on entry plasma sheath and ef-fects on space vehicle electromagnetic sys-tems.NASA SP-253X71-10400
132 pp1970
The Entry Plasma Sheath and Its Effectson Space Vehicle ElectromagneticSystems.Classified document.NASA SP-254X71-76576
122pp1971
Third Conference on Sonic BoomResearch
/. R. SchwartzPrediction methods for sonic boom genera-tion and propagation with overpressure mini-mization in supersonic transport design andoperation. Conference, October 1970.NASA SP-255N71-28363 431 ppA vail GPO 1971
Astronomical Use of Television-TypeImage Sensors
V. R. BoscarinoUse of TV-type image sensors in astronomicalphotometry. Symposium, May 1970.NASA SP-256N71-28509 217 ppAvail NTIS 1971
A Search for Carbon and Its Com-pounds in Lunar Samples From MareTranquillitatis
K. A. Kvenvolden, C. PonnamperumaDetermination of carbon content of lunarsamples from Apollo 11 flight.NASA SP-257N71-17964 127 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Performance and Dynamics ofAerospace VehiclesPerformance, dynamics, and design ofaeronautical and space vehicles.NASA SP-258N71-2470I 670 ppAvail NTIS 1971
Aircraft PropulsionConference, November 1970.NASA SP-259N71-19451 463 ppA vail NTIS 1971
NASTRAN: A Summary of the Func-tions and Capabilities of the NASAStructural Analysis Computer System
T. G. Butler, D. MichelDescription of general purpose digital com-puter program for analysis of elastic structuresunder various loading conditions using finiteelement method approach.NASA SP-260N71-21559 27 ppAvail NTIS 1971
Preliminary Results From an Opera-tional 90-Day Manned Test of aRegenerative Life Support System
D. C. Grana, A. O. PearsonData from 90-day manned test of regenera-tive life support system in space stationsimulator. Symposium, November 1970.NASA SP-261N71-20951 5.79 ppAvail NTIS 1971
Animal Orientation and NavigationS. R. Caller, K. Schmidt-Koenig,
G. ]. Jacobs, et al.Animal orientation and navigation capabili-ties. Symposium, September 1970.NASA SP-262N72-25062 586 ppAvail GPO 1972
The Mariner 6 and 7 Pictures of MarsS. A. Collins, Jr.
Mariner 6 and 7 imagery photographs ofMars.NASA SP-263N73-13878 168 ppA vail GPO 1971
Barium Releases at Altitudes Between200 and 1000 Kilometers: A Joint MPI-NASA Experiment
D. Adamson, H. T. Baber, jr.,K. H. Crumbly
Barium releases from Javelin and Nike-Tomahawk sounding rockets for ion cloudstudy of Earth electric and magnetic fields.NASA SP-264N71-29671 145 ppA vail NTIS 1971
Report of the Joint DOT-NASA CivilAviation R&D Policy Study, March1971Review of policies affecting civil aviation,problems confronting it, and potential forfuture contributions to national benefit.NASA SP-265N71-30506 104 ppA vail NTIS 1971
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Joint DOT-NASA Civil Aviation PolicyStudy (Supporting Papers)Civil aviation research and development pro-jects noting characteristics and growth todate, current problems, future requirements,potential solutions, and recommendations.NASA SP-266N71-30507 248 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Physical Studies of the Minor PlanetsT. Gehrels
Astronomical observations of asteroids. Con-ference, March 1971.NASA SP-267N72-25753 713 ppAvail GPO 1971
The Pioneer Mission to JupiterPlanning for Pioneer interplanetary missionswith Jupiter fly by.NASA SP-268N71-32366 48 ppA vail GPO 1971
Hypogravic and HypodynamicEnvironments
M. McCally, R. H. MurrayAerospace environments, manned spaceflight, weightlessness simulation, musculo-skeletal and cardiovascular systems, bone loss,mineral metabolism, and hematology. Con-ference, July 1969.NASA SP-269N71-33251 380 ppAvailNTIS 1971
NASA Aircraft Safety and OperatingProblems. Volume 1Conference, May 1971.NASA SP-270N71-30756 444 ppAvailNTIS 1971
NASA Aircraft Safety and OperatingProblems. Volume 2NASA aircraft safety and operational prob-lems of high altitude supersonic cruise air-craft. Conference, May 1971.
NASA SP-271X71-10673
50 pp1971
Apollo 14 Preliminary Science ReportLunar topographic, geologic, magnetic field,gravitation, and atmospheric data from Apollo14 experiments and photography.NASA SP-272N71-30953 313 ppAvail GPO 1971
Computer Program for Calculation ofComplex Chemical Equilibrium Com-position, Rocket Performance, Incidentand Reflected Shocks, and Chapman-Jouguet Detonations
5. Gordon, B. J. McBruteEquations and computer program for cal-culating chemical equilibria in thermo-dynamic states of complex systems.NASA SP-273N71-37775 250ppAvailNTIS 1971
A Compilation of NondimensionalNumbers
N. S. LandIdentification and compilation of namednondimensional numbers used in technicalareas.NASA SP-274N72-23982Avail GPO
126pp1972
Monitoring Earth Resources fromAircraft and Spacecraft
R. N. ColwellProcedures and techniques for determiningEarth resources from high altitude aircraftand Apollo 9 photographs.NASA SP-275N72-18331 203 ppA vail GPO 1971
Spacecraft Charge Buildup AnalysisH. W. Bilsky, J. V. Gore,
M. A. Kasha, et al.Design and characteristics of spacecraft pro-pulsion system using charge buildup andelectric propulsion techniques.NASA SP-276N71-32812 40 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Friction, Wear, and Lubrication inVacuum
D. H. BuckleyFriction, wear, and lubrication of metals,nonmetal compounds, and polymers invacuum environment.NASA SP-277N72-20451 192 ppAvailNTIS 1971
The Interplanetary Pioneers.Volume I. Summary
W. R. CorlissPioneer space probe project to show history,design, development, flight operations, andresults accomplished.NASA SP-278N73-14864 135 ppAvail GPO 1972
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The Interplanetary Pioneers.Volume n. System Design andDevelopment
W. R. CorlissPioneer space probe system design and devel-opment, ground support system, trackingand communication, and data processing.
NASA SP-279N73-17882 312 ppAvail GPO 1972
The Interplanetary Pioneers.Volume ID. Operations
W. R. CorlissOperational aspects of Pioneer program.NASA SP-280N73-20882 157ppAvail GPO 1972
Seventh Annual Conference on ManualControl
Manual control systems for human operatormodeling and display systems in man-machine environments. Conference, June1971.NASA SP-281N73-10104 354 ppAvail GPO 1972
The Fifth Aerospace MechanismsSymposium
Structural design principles and mechanicalengineering methods for aerospace mech-anisms used in orbital and space flights. Con-ference, June 1970.NASA SP-282N72-13391 196 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Earth Resources Survey Systems
Applications of remote sensing to agriculture,forestry, oceanography, urban development.Workshop, May 1971.
NASA SP-283N73-16348 359 ppAvail GPO 1972
Analysis of Surveyor 3 Material andPhotographs Returned by Apollo 12
Postflight analysis of parts from Surveyor 3spacecraft, lunar material, and photographsbrought back on Apollo 12 flight.NASA SP-284N72-26731 302 ppAvail GPO 1972
Remote Measurement of Pollution
Remote sensing techniques for measuringgaseous air pollution, water pollution, andpaniculate air pollution.NASA SP-285N72-18324 261 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Significant Accomplishments in Science:Goddard Space Flight Center, 1970
Research in Earth resources, meteorology, andinterplanetary physics. Symposium, January1971.NASA SP-286N72-23324 253 ppAvail NTIS 1972
What Made Apollo a Success?
Apollo spacecraft development, mission plan-ning, and flight operations.NASA SP-287N72-12892 87 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Vibration of Shells
A. W. LeissaVibrational characteristics, mechanical prop-erties, and stress analysis of thin shell struc-tures of various cross sections.NASA SP-288N73-26924 435 ppAvail GPO 1973
Apollo 15: Preliminary Science Report
Apollo 15 flight accomplishments, lunar sur-face activities, lunar orbital activities, andphotographic coverage.NASA SP-289N72-22814 502 ppAvail GPO 1972
Turbine Design and Application
A. J. ClassmanReview of turbine technology including ther-modynamics, compressible fluid mechanics,fundamental turbine concepts, and velocitydiagram design.Volume INASA SP-290N72-26685 101 ppAvail GPO 1972Volume IINASA SP-290N74-33476 152 ppAvail GPO 1973Volume IIINASA SP-290N75-24741 141 ppAvail GPO 1975
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The Transformation of Scientists andEngineers Into Managers
/. A. Bayton, R. L. ChapmanPrincipal problems and obstacles faced byspecialists during the transition period whenthey are becoming managets.NASA SP-291N72-27986 135 ppAvail GPO 1972
Vehicle Technology for Civil Aviation:The Seventies and BeyondTechnological concepts for future transportaircraft developments in civil aviation. Con-ference, November 1971.NASA SP-292N72-12995 452 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Experimental InterAmerican Meteoro-logical Rocket Network (EXAMETNET):The First Five Years, 1966-1970Five-year assessment of EXAMETNET, mete-orological rocket network of Argentina,Brazil, and United States for stratosphericsoundings.NASA SP-293N72-17558 58 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Remote Sensing of the Chesapeake BayRemote sensing of resources contained inChesapeake Bay to determine effects of envi-ronmental pollution. Conference, April1971.NASA SP-294N72-26272 " 176 ppAvail GPO 1972
Significant Accomplishments in Tech-nology: Goddard Space Flight Center,1970
/. M. BridgetTechnological developments in satellite com-munications, tracking, antenna arrays, atti-tude control, orbit calculations, and instru-mentation. Symposium, January 1971.NASA SP-295N72-25755 214 ppAvailNTIS 1972
Rocket/Nimbus Sounder Comparison(RNSC)Radiance and temperature differences be-tween rocket and Nimbus satellite systems.NASA SP-296N72-19892 46 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Numerical Marching Techniques forFluid Flows With Heat Transfer
R. W. HornbeckFormulations and solutions for fluid flowproblems with associated heat transfer.NASA SP-297N74-12992 349 ppAvail GPO 1973
Space SimulationSymposium, May 1972.NASA SP-298N72-22250 1093 ppAvail GPO 1972
Holography and Optical FilteringHolography and optical filtering techniquesfor structural analysis, material tests, andastronomical observation. Conference, May1971.NASA SP-299N73-25540 195 ppAvail GPO 1973
Physics of the Solar SystemS. I. Rasool
Solar system, solar physics, planetary atmo-spheres and structure, and origin of planetsand Moon.NASA SP-300N72-25810 519ppAvail GPO 1972
Supercritical Wing Technology:A Progress Report on Flight Evaluations
Supercritical wing development and results ofF-8 and T-2C test programs. Symposium,February 1972.NASA SP-301 141 ppX72-10196 1972
Second Conference on Portable LifeSupport SystemsPortable life support systems for human pro-tection. Conference, May 1971.NASA SP-302N72-27106 350 ppAvail NTIS 1972
The Quiet Sun
Textbook of solar physics.NASA SP-303N73-25846Avail GPO
E. G. Gibson
344 pp1973
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Fluid Mechanics, Acoustics, and Designof Turbomachinery
B. Lakshminarayana, W. R. Britsch,W. S. Gearbart
Part 1NASA SP-304N75-11174 4l9ppAvail GPO 1974
fart 2NASA SP-304N75-11191 447 ppAvail GPO 1974
Physics of the Space EnvironmentR. E. Smith, S. T. Wu
Upper atmospheric physics and chemistry,auroras, and solar flare forecasting. Collo-quium, 1971.NASA SP-305N72-31384 176 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Compositions of Major and MinorMinerals in Five Apollo 12 CrystallineRocks
B. M. French, K. F. J. Heinrich,P. D. Loman, Jr., et al.
Mineral analysis of lunar samples of crystal-line rocks from Apollo 12 flight.NASA SP-306N73-16837 145 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Report of the Tape Recorder ActionPlan Committee, March 13, 1972Failure analysis of tape recorders for spacecraftapplications.NASA SP-307N73-15225 52 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Solar WindC. P. Sonett, P. J. Coleman, jr.,
]. M. WilcoxMagnetic structure of interplanetary and solarmagnetic fields and solar wind. Conference,March 1971.NASA SP-308N73-10760 728 ppAvail GPO ' 1972
Advanced Approaches to FatigueEvaluationFatigue test evaluation for aircraft structures.Symposium, May 1971.NASA SP-309N72-29895 075 ppAvail NTIS 1972
The Scientific Results From the OrbitingAstronomical Observatory (OAO-2)
A. D. CodeScientific observations by OAO of solar sys-tem, interstellar matter, stellar atmospheres,and galactic and extragalactic systems. Con-ference, August 1971.NASA SP-310N72-31810 597 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Aircraft Engine Noise ReductionConference, May 1972.NASA SP-311N73-12012 321 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Significant Accomplishments in Sciences:Goddard Space Flight Center, 1971Research on remote sensing applications andsatellite observation data. Symposium, No-vember 1971.NASASP-312N73-17934 ' 220 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Space for Mankind's Benefit/. Vonputtkamer, T. ]. McCullough
Conference, November 1971.NASASP-313N73-13829 415 ppAvail GPO ' 1972
Fifth Symposium on the Role of theVestibular Organs in Space ExplorationVestibular problems ofomanned space flightfor weightlessness and reduced gravity condi-tions with emphasis on space station develop-ment, including morphological studies. Sym-posium, August 1970: .NASA SP-314N74-18754 275 ppAvail GPO 1973
Apollo 16 Preliminary Science ReportPreliminary results of Apollo 16 investiga-tions.NASA SP-315N73-21729 636 ppAvail GPO 1972
Advanced Methods for the Solution ofDifferential Equations
M. E. Goldstein, W. H. BraunNASA SP-316N74-10569 359 ppAvail GPO 1973
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Stellar ChromospheresS. D. Jordan, E. H. Avrett
Stellar chromospheres and their composi-tions. Colloquium, February 1972.NASA SP-317 •N73-13792 318 ppAvail GPO 1973
Interdisciplinary Approach to LiquidLubricant Technology
P. M. KuRequirements and functions of liquid lubri-cants, mineral oils, greases, theory ofrheology, mechanics and thermodynamics inlubrication, environmental capability of liq-uid lubricants, wear corrosion and erosion.Symposium, January 1972.NASA SP-318N74-12219 ' 569 ppAvail GPO 1973
Evolutionary and Physical Properties ofMeteoroids
C. L. Hemenway, P. M. Ndllman,A. F. Cook
Astrophysical models for meteoroid forma-tion and stellar and planetary evolutionsdeveloped from -simulation compositionstudies. Colloquium, June. 1971.NASA SP-319N74-19436 361 ppAvail GPO 1973
STOL TechnologyAerodynamic characteristics and short haultransportation applications. Conference,October 1972.NASA SP-320N73-32934 516 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Free Turbulent Shear FlowsS. F. Birch
Development of data, including, two-dimensional shear layers and axisymmetricjets. Conference, July 1972.Volume I. Conference ProceedingsNASA SP-321N73-28154 763 ppAvail NTIS ' ' 1973
Volume II. Summary of DataNASA SP-321N73-27213 94 ppAvail NTIS 1973
A Review of Methods for Predicting AirPollution Dispersion
/ /. Mathis, Jr., W. L. GroseAir pollution models, and problem areas inak pollution dispersion modeling.NASA SP-322N73-20658 46 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Accelerated Testing of Space Batteries/. McCallum, R. E. Thomas,
J. H. WaiteAccelerated life test program for space bat-teries.NASA SP-323N73-21958 220 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Project Management in NASA: TheSystem and the Men .
R. H. Pontious, L. B. BarnesNASA SP-324N74-15692 ' 137 ppAvail GPO 1973
The Orbital Mechanics of FlightMechanics
R. S. DunningReference handbook on modern dynamic or-bit theory.NASA SP-325N74-12482 I64ppAvail NTIS ' 1973
Significant Accomplishments inTechnology: Goddard Space FlightCenter, 1972Technology utilization in spacecraft guid-ance, ground operations, communicationsand navigation systems, and sensor develop-ment. Symposium, November 1972.NASA SP-326N73-27816 186 ppAvail NTIS ' 1973
Significant Results Obtained From theEarth Resources Technology Satellite-1.Volume I: Technical Presentations
S. C. Freden, E. P. Mercanti,M. A. Becker
Symposium, March 1973.
NASA SP-327N73-28207 1686 ppAvail GPO 1973
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Life Beyond Earth and the Mind ofMan
R. BerendzenSocial, philosophical, and humanistic impactsof possible existence of extraterrestrial life.Symposium, November 1972.
NASA SP-328N7 3-30807 HOppAvail GPO 1973
Mars as Viewed by Mariner 9Photographs of the surface of Mars showinggeologic features and effects of atmosphericphenomena.
NASA SP-329N75-17270 279 ppAvail GPO 1974
Apollo 17 Preliminary Science ReportApollo 17 site selection, mission description,geological investigation of landing site, lunarexperiments, visual flight flash phenomenon,volcanic studies, mare ridges, remote sensingand photogrammetric studies, astronomicalphotography.
NASA SP-330N74-18428 677 ppAvail GPO 1973
Significant Accomplishments inSciences: Goddard Space Flight Center,1972Space applications research in astronomy andearth physics.
NASA SP-331N73-31867 223 ppAvail NTIS 1973
The Gum Nebula and RelatedProblemsSymposium, May 1971.
NASA SP-332N73-31731 246 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Design of Various Fixed-GeometryWater-Lubricated Hydrodynamic jour-nal Bearings for Maximum Stability
F. T. Schuller
NASA SP-333N74-11305 101 ppAvail NTIS 1973
The Viking Mission to MarsPreview of the mission.
NASA SP-334N74-34287 82 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Advanced Scanners and ImagingSystems for Earth ObservationsElectromechanical scanners, self-scannedsolid state sensors, electron beam images, sen-sor related technology, user applications.
NASA SP-335N74-11287 620 ppAvail GPO 1973
Seventh Conference on SpaceSimulationConference, November 1973.
NASA SP-336N74-10232 935 ppAvail GPO 1973
The New Mars: The Discoveries ofMariner 9
W. K. Hartmann, O. RaperA history of our knowledge of Mars—how wegained it and how it grew.
NASA SP-337N75-13729 192 ppAvail GPO 1974
Advanced Electro-Optical ImagingTechniques
S. Sobieski, E. J. WamplerSymposium, September 1972.
NASA SP-338N74-17406 134ppAvail NTIS 1973
Gamma-Ray AstrophysicsF. W. Stecker, A. I. Trombka
Symposium, May 1973.
NASA SP-339N74-14465 425 ppAvail GPO 1973
The Atmosphere of TitanD. M. Hunten
Spectroscopic and radiometric observationsused to form models for the Titan atmo-spheric composition and circulation.
NASA SP-340N74-20478 185 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Atlas of Surveyor 5 Television DataR. M. Batson, R. Jordan,
K. B. Larson
NASA SP-341N75-14665 609 ppAvail GPO 1974
High Energy Phenomena on the SunR. Ramaty, R. G. Stone
Symposium, September 1972.
NASA SP-342N74-21440 640 ppAvail GPO 1973
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The Rings of SaturnF. D. PaUuconi, G. H. Pettengill
Preview of Mariner Jupiter-Saturn '77 spaceproject. Workshop, August 1973.NASA SP-343N75-17236 221 ppAvail GPO 1974
Objectives and Models of the PlanetaryQuarantine Program
M. WerberObjectives of the planetary quarantine pro-gram and the history of early contaminationprevention efforts.NASA SP-344N75-25604 140 ppAvail GPO 1975
Evolution of the Solar SystemH. Alfven, G. Arrhenius
Physical process and experimental studiesrelated to the origin and evolution of the solarsystem.NASA SP-345N77-12959 611 ppAvail GPO 1976
AeroacousticsM. E. Goldstein
NASA SP-346N74-35118 440 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Aerodynamic Analyses RequiringAdvanced ComputersConference, March 1975.Part 1NASA SP-347N76-10007 710ppAvail NTIS 1975
Part 2NASA SP-347N76-10031 779 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Radiative Property Data for VenusianEntry: A Compendium
J. J. Jones, R. E. Boughner,K. V. Haggard, et a/.
NASA SP-348N75-12880 85 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Pioneer Odyssey: Encounter With aGiant
R. O. Kmmel, W. Swindell,E. Burgess
Pioneer Jupiter mission objectives, hazards,spacecraft design, communication tech-niques, mission accomplishments, scientificpayloads. (The Pioneer flyby of Saturn is in-cluded in NASA SP-446.)NASA SP-349N75-10130 183 ppAvail GPO 1974
Apollo Expeditions to the MoonE. M. Cortright
From planning stages through Apollo 17. Theobjectives and accomplishments of each mis-sion are discussed.NASA SP-350N76-12956 324 ppAvail GPO 1975
Third Earth Resources TechnologySatellite-1 Symposium. Volume 1:Technical Presentations, Section A
S. C. Freden, E. P. Mercanti,M. A. Becker
Symposium, December 1973.NASA SP-351N74-30705 992 ppAvail GPO 1974
Third Earth Resources TechnologySatellite-1 Symposium. Volume 1:Technical Presentations, Section B
S. C. Freden, E. P. Mercanti,M. A. Becker
NASA SP-351N74-30774Avail GPO
936 pp1974
Rotorcraft DynamicsA dynamic structural analysis of rotarywinged aircraft considering helicopter vibra-tion and loads. Conference, February 1974.NASA SP-352N74-34489 370 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Corn Blight Watch Experiment.Summary ReportNASA SP-353N74-33861 17 ppAvail GPO 1974
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DOT/NASA Comparative Assessmentof Brayton Engines for GuidewayVehicles and BusesVolume I. SummaryNASA SP-354N75-18577 47 ppAvail NTIS 1975Volume II. Analysis and ResultsNASA SP-354N75-22745 284 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Comet KohoutekG. A. Gary
Tail form, structure, and evolution; hydroxylrelated observations; molecules and atoms inthe coma and tail; photometry and radio-metry; spacecraft and ground-based observa-tion data. Color photographs. Workshop,June 1974.NASA SP-355N76-10938 281 ppAvail NTIS . 1975
Third Earth Resources TechnologySatellite-1 Symposium. Volume II:Summary of Results
S. C. Freden, E. P. Mercanti,D. B. Friedman
Results and applications of ERTS-1 data forsolving resource management problems.Symposium, December 1973.NASA SP-356N75-10549 184 ppAvail GPO - 1974
Third Earth Resources TechnologySatellite-1 Symposium. Volume III:Discipline Summary Report
S. C. Freden, E. P. Mercanti,D. B. Friedman
Agriculture, forestry, and range resources;land use and mapping; mineral resource, geo-logical structure, and landform surveys; waterand marine resources; environmental surveys;interpretation techniques. Symposium,December 1973.NASA SP-357N74-33873 159 ppAvail GPO 1974
Wave Climate Model of the Mid-Atlantic Shelf and Shoreline (VirginianSea): Model Development, Shelf Geo-morphology, and Preliminary Results
V. Goldsmith, W. D. Morris,R. J. Byrne, et al.
Computerized wave climate model that ap-plies linear wave theory and shelf depth infor-mation to predict wave behavior.NASA SP-358N75-23072 ' 153 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Monterey Bay StudyR. M. Bizzell, L. C. Wade
Usefulness of Landsat system in the planningand development of resource systems onEarth.NASA SP-359N75-30629 . 33 ppAvail GPO . 1975
Mission to Earth: Landsat Views theWorld
N. M. Short, P. D. Lawman, Jr.,S. C. Freden, et al.
Four hundred color plates showing landcultural features.NASA SP-360N77-17532 926 ppAvail GPO 1976
Educator's Guide for Mission to Earth:Landsat Views the World
M. A. TindalInformation for using Landsat imagery to aidin teaching earth science and geology, en-vironmental studies, geography, social andurban studies.Supplement to NASA SP-360N80-10537 56 ppAvail GPO 1978
Significant Accomplishments in Scienceand Technology: Goddard Space FlightCenter, 1973Cometary physics, x-ray and gamma rayastronomy, solar and terrestrial physics,spacecraft technology, Earth Resources Tech-nology Satellite (Landsat), Earth and oceanphysics, communications and navigation,mission operations and data systems, networksystems and operations. Symposium, Decem-ber 1973.NASA SP-361N75-16422 360 ppAvail NTIS 1975
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Apollo Over the Moon: A -View FromOrbit
H. Masursky, G. W. Colton,F. EI-Baz, et al.
Photographs taken by the Apollo metriccamera system.NASA SP-362N78-21174 263 ppAvail GPO 1978
Technology and the NeurologicallyHandicappedBioengineering approaches to the treatmentof neurologically handicapped persons;neurophysiological aspects of control systemsand man-machine integration. Conference,September 1971.NASA SP-363N75-19975 278 ppAvail NTIS' ' 1974
Data Collection System: EarthResources Technology Satellite-1
S. Cooper, P. T. RyanSensors, interface hardware, power supplies,environmental enclosures, data transmission,processing and distribution, maintenance andintegration in resources management systems.Conference, May 1973.NASA SP-364N75-16050 127 ppAvail NTIS 1975
National Geodetic Satellite ProgramS. W. Henrikson
Instruments used to obtain data, descriptionof data, data processing theory, evaluation ofresults.Part 1NASA SP-365N78-11545 523 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Part 2NASA SP-365N78-11552 509 ppAvail GPO 1977
PossibleiRelationships Between SolarActivity and Meteorological Phenomena
W. R. Bandeen, 5. P. MaranSymposium, November 1973.NASA SP-366N76-14528 263 ppAvail GPO 1975
Introduction to the Aerodynamics ofFlight
T. A, TalayThe atmosphere, fluid flow, subsonic flow ef-fects, transonic flow, supersonic flow, aircraftperformance, and stability and control.NASA SP-367N76-11043 203 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Biomedical Results From ApolloR. S. Johnston, L. F. Dietlein,
C. A. BerryCrew health and inflight monitoring,preflight and postflight medical testing, in-flight experiments, quarantine, and life sup-port systems.NASA SP-368N76-12668 592 ppAvail GPO 1975
Forced-Flow Once-Through Boilers:NASA Research
•/. R. Stone, V. H. Gray,O. A. Gutierrez
Research on boilers for use in spacecraft elec-trical power generation systems.NASA SP-369N75-32388 , ' l42ppAvail NTIS 1975
The Soviet-American Conference onCosmochemistry of the Moon andPlanets
/. H. Pomeroy, N. J. tiubbardThermal history of the Moon; lunar gravita-tion and magnetism; chronology of themoon, planets, and meteorites; hypothesesabout the origin and evolution of the Moonand planets; data on Mercury, Venus, Mars,Jupiter. Conference, June 1974.
Part 1NASA SP-370N78-12925 503.ppAvail GPO 1977
Part 2NASA SP-370N78-12958 423 ppAvail GPO 1977
Large Scale Dynamic SystemsLarge scale dynamic systems in terms ofmodern control theory in the fields of aero-nautics, water resources, and electrical power.Workshop, August 1974.NASA SP-371N75-29845 206 ppAvail NTIS 1975
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NASA-University Conference onAeronauticsAeronautics and the education of theengineers, technical trends in aeronautics,and the role of the university in aeronautics.Conference, October 1974.NASA SP-372N75-29001 430 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Free Radical OH: A Molecule of Astro-physical and Aeronomic Interest
H. Shardanand MohanRotational-vibrational transitions, dissocia-tion and ionization processes, and spectralcharacteristics.NASA SP-373N75-29960 90 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Foundations of Space Biology andMedicine
M. Calvin, O. G. Gazenko
Volume I. Space as a HabitatNASA SP-374N76-26799 458 ppAvail GPO 1975Volume II. Ecological and Physiological Basesof Space Biology and Medicine
Book 1NASA SP-374N76-26809 415 ppAvail GPO 1975Book 2NASA SP-374N76-26819 756 ppAvail GPO 1975Volume III. Space Medicine and Biotech-nologyNASA SP-374N76-26829 542 ppAvail GPO 1975
The Use of Lasers for HydrographicStudies
H. H. Kim, P. T. RyanUse of remote laser sensors in water pollutiondetection and identification, coastal environ-ment monitoring, bathymetric depth sound-ing. Symposium, September 1973.NASA SP-375N75-30525 202 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Active Microwave Workshop ReportR. E. Matthews
Data on active microwave systems. Remotesensing of Earth/land features, ocean/atmosphere interactions, equipment and in-strument technology. Workshop, July 1974.NASA SP-376N76-11811 513 ppAvail GPO 1975
Biomedical Results From SkylabR. S. Johnston, L. F. Dietlein
Physiological responses of space crew to pro-longed space flight stress.NASA SP-377N77-33780 502 ppAvail GPO 1977
Numerical Studies of IncompressibleViscous Flow in a Driven CavityNumerical methods that can be applied tothe Navier-Stokes equations; cubic splineprocedure.NASA SP-378N76-16023 132 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Eighth Conference on Space SimulationState of the art in space simulation, spacecraftcontamination, thermal control systems, bio-sciences, flammability. Conference, Novem-ber 1975.NASA SP-379N76-11113 859ppAvail NTIS 1975
Skylab Explores the EarthExperiments to determine the types of dataobtainable through visual observation by Sky-lab crews.NASA SP-380N77-28548 531ppAvail GPO 1977
Aeronautical PropulsionEngine design, exhaust gases, use of com-posites, bearings, supersonic and hypersonicpropulsion. Conference, May 1975.'NASA SP-381N75-31068 476 ppAvail NTIS 1975
The Atmosphere of Venus/. E. Hansen
Dynamics, structure, chemistry and evolutionof the atmosphere of Venus. Conference,October 1974.NASA SP-382N76-10933 202 ppAvail NTIS 1975
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Cepheid ModelingD. fischel, W. M. Sparks
Mathematical techniques used to model theinstability behavior of cepheid variables.Conference, July 1974.NASA SP-383N76-10951 338 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Significant Accomplishments in Scienceand Technology; Goddard Space FlightCenter, 1974Earth resources and astronomy; photographsof satellite observations. Symposium, Decem-ber 1974.NASA SP-384N76-10934 208 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Proceedings of the 1958 Flight FlutterTesting SymposiumTheory, methods, and techniques of flightflutter testing. Symposium, May 1958.NASA SP-385N76-10095 196 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Outlook for Space: Report to theNASA Administrator by the Outlookfor Space Study GroupFuture activities in the context of nationalneeds, 1980-2000.NASA SP-386N76-18004 373 ppAvail GPO 1976
A Forecast of Space Technology:1980-2000Information management, scientific re-sources, management of energy and matter.NASA SP-387N76-18005 320 ppAvail GPO 1976
Analytical Applications of Biolumines-cence and Chemiluminescence
E. W. Chappelle, G. L. PiccioloNASA SP-388N76-15538Avail NTIS
119pp1975
X-Ray BinariesSatellite x-ray experiments and ground-basedprograms aimed at observation of x-raybinaries. Symposium, October 1975.NASA SP-389N76-26056 718ppAvail NTIS 1976
Applications of Computer Graphics inEngineeringConference, October 1975.NASA SP-390N76-16812 661 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Operational Applications of SatelliteSnowcover Observations
A. RangoSnow measurements made by Landsat andNOAA satellites were used to help forecastrunoff and flooding. Conference, August1975.NASA SP-391N76-16561 430ppAvail NTIS 1975
The Space TelescopeMission planning, telescope performance, op-tical detectors, mirror construction, pointingand control systems, data management, andmaintenance of the telescope. Meeting,August 1975.NASA SP-392N76-23110 240 ppAvail GPO 1976
The Study of CometsB. Donn, M. J. Mumma,
W. At. Jackson, et a/.Photometry and spectrum analysis ofKohoutek comet and comet tails. Collo-quium, November 1974.Part 1NASA SP-393N76-21052 557 ppAvail GPO 1976
Part 2
NASA SP-393N76-21075 557 ppAvail GPO 1976
A Survey of Computational Aero-dynamics in the United States
A. Gessotv, D. J. MorrisPrograms in theoretical and computationalaerodynamics, including application forboundary layer flow, Navier-Stokes tur-bulence modeling, internal flows, two-dimensional configurations, subsonic andsupersonic aircraft, transonic aircraft, and theSpace Shuttle.NASA SP-394N78-11007 49 ppAvail NTIS - 1977
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Second NASA Conference on LaserEnergy Conversion
K. W. BtilmanThe possible transmission of high-power laserbeams over long distances and their conver-sion to thrust, electricity, and other usefulforms of energy. Conference, January 1975.NASA SP-395N76-21505 196 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Solar-Wind Interaction With thePlanets Mercury, Venus, and Mars
N. F. NessMagnetic field and plasma measurements inthe environments of Mars, Mercury, andVenus. Seminar, November 1975. -
NASA SP-397N76-25125 172 ppAvail NTIS 1976
The 1976 Standard Atmosphere Above86-km Altitude
R. A. MinznerDevelopment of an atmospheric model,temperature and composition profiles.
NASA SP-398N77-10755 77 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Skylab EREP Investigations SummaryW. J. Pierson
EREP data on agriculture, cartography, geol-ogy, hydrology, oceans atmosphere.
NASA SP-399N79-17279 387 ppAvail GPO 1978
Skylab, Our First Space Station1. F. Belew
Skylab's role in the study of solar and stellarastronomy, data on solar physics and spaceprocessing experiments.
NASA SP^iOON77-27155 J . 176ppAvailGPO . 1977
Skylab, Classroom in SpaceL. B. Summer/in
Student-designed Skylab experiments anddemonstrations on the effect of weightless-ness.NASA SP^OlN77-29189 190 ppAvail GPO 1977
A New Sun: The Solar Results FromSkylab
/ A. EddyThe Sun as seen by Skylab's cameras.NASA SP-402N79-22991 220 ppAvailGPO 1979
Volcanic Features of Hawaii. A Basisfor Comparison With Mars
M. H. Carr, R. GreeleySimilarities and differences between thevolcanoes of Hawaii and those on Mars.Photographs.
NASA SP^103N80-23912 216 ppAvail GPO 1980
Skylab's Astronomy and Space Sciences
C. A. LundquistSkylab's mult idisciplinary capabilities,including observations of stars and galaxies,energetic particles, interplanetary dust.Comet Kohoutek.NASA SP^l04N79-34118 126ppAvail GPO 1979
Vortex-Lattice Utilization
Implementation and application of thevortex-lattice method to aerodynamic designand analysis. Workshop, May 1976.NASA SP-405N76-28163 409 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Powered-Lift Aerodynamics andAcoustics
Conference on high-lift aerodynamics, high-speed and cruise aerodynamics, acoustics,propulsion aerodynamics and acoustics, aero-dynamic and acoustic loads, and full-scaleand flight research. May 1976.NASA SP^06N78-24046 502 ppAvail NTIS ' 1976
Space Shuttle
Flight system, mission profile, economic andsocial benefits, description of vehicle.NASA SP-407N76-31268 • 97 ppAvail GPO . 1976
Viking 1: Early Results
Text and photos from the first weeks after theViking 1 landing on Mars.NASA SP-408N76-28296 76 ppAvail NTIS 1976
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Wake Vortex MinimizationResearch on the effect of wing span, wingflaps, spoilers, splines, and engine thrust onvortex attenuation. Symposium, February1976.NASA SP^i09N78-12017 403 ppAvail NT1S 1977
Satellite-Derived Global OceanicRainfall Atlas
M. S. V. Rao, W. V. Abott III,J. S. Theon
NASA SP-410N77-19709 336 ppAvail GPO 1976
The Apollo-Soyuz Test Project MedicalReport
A. E. NifogossianClinical aspects and preflight and postflightresearch studies performed on the astronauts.NASASP-411N77-30735 129 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Apollo-Soyuz Test Project SummaryScience ReportVolume I. Astronomy, Earth Atmosphereand Gravity Field, Life Sciences, and Mate-rials ProcessingNASASP-412N78-17088 • 570 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Volume II. Earth Observations and Photog-raphy
F. EI-Baz, D. M. WarnerNASA SP-412N80-10538 700ppAvail NTIS . 1979
Settlements in Space: A Design StudyR. D. Johnson, C. Holbrow
Concept of how people might permanentlysustain life in space on a large scale; design ofa system to colonize space.NASA SP^413N77-21106 191 ppAvail GPO 1977
On the Habitability of Mars: AnApproach to Planetary Ecosynthesis
M, M. Averner, R. D. MacelroyExamination of the possibility of utilizingMars as a habitat for terrestrial life.NASA SP^fl4N77-12718 114ppAvail NTIS 1976
Flutter Testing TechniquesDevelopments in methodology and dataanalysis techniques for flutter testing in flightand on the ground.NASA SP-415N77-21022 483 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Aircraft Safety and Operating ProblemsTerminal area operations, flight dynamicsand control, ground operations, atmosphericenvironment, structures and materials, powerplants, noise, human factors engineering.Conference, October 1976.NASA SP-416N77-18081 644 ppAvail NTIS 1976
A Geological Basis for the Explorationof the Planets
R. Greeley, M. H. CarrRelevance of planetary geology in relation tothe origin and evaluation of the solar systemand life. Stratigraphy, structural geology, andgeochemistry of planets.NASA SP-417N77-15961 H7ppAvail NTIS 1976
Lunar Sample StudiesTechnical examination of breccias, basalts,and anorthosites.NASA SP-418N77-27053 ' 72 ppAvail NTIS ' 1977'
The Search for ExtraterrestrialIntelligence: SET!
P. Morrison, J. BUlingham, J. WolfeCosmic evolution, space communication,technological advances, search strategies andsystems. Includes bibliography of reports con-cerning the search for extraterrestrial intelli-gence.NASA SP-419N78-18771 289ppAvail GPO ' 1977
Voyager to Jupiter and SaturnVoyager mission schedule and profiles forencounters, description of spacecraft and tra-jectories, scientific investigations and instru-ments.NASA SP-420N77-29046 62 ppAvail NTIS 1977
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Recognition of Compact AstrophysicalObjects
H. Ogelman, R. RothschildStellar evolution, pulsars, binary stars, x-raysignatures, gamma ray sources, temporal anal-ysis of x-ray data.NASA SP-421N77-34063 200 ppAvail NT1S 1977
Calculation Methods for CompressibleTurbulent Boundary Layers: State-of-the-Art, 1976
D. M. Busbnell, A. M. Cory, Jr.,J. E. Harris
Equations and closure methods for compres-sible turbulent boundary layers, flow phe-nomena, three-dimensional layers.NASA SP-422N78-13371 I46ppAvail NTIS 1977
Atlas of MercuryM. E. Davies, S. E. Dornik,
D. £. Gault, R. G. StromMariner 10 spacecraft, scientific mission, sur-face mapping techniques, topographic fea-tures of Mercury. Photographs, shaded reliefmaps, photomosaics.NASA SP-423N78-30025 135 ppAvail GPO 1978
The Voyage of Mariner 10: Mission toVenus and Mercury
J. A. Dunne, E. BurgessHistorical details of Mariner 10 mission,images of Venus and Mercury.NASA SP-424N78-27146 233 ppAvail GPO 1978
The Martian LandscapeDesign of the facsimile camera, imagesequencing, picture calibration, reconstruc-tion of color, search for motion on Mars. Over200 color and black and white photographs.Stereo pairs and stereopticon included.NASA SP-425N79-12984 160 ppAvail GPO . 1978
Sun, Weather, and Climate/. R. Herman, R. A. Goldberg
Solar-related correlation factors, long-termclimatic trends, short-term meteorologicalcorrelations, obscuring influences, physicalprocesses and mechanisms, recapitulation ofSun-weather relationships, guidelines for ex-periments.NASA SP-426N79-20961 365 ppAvail GPO 1978
High-Altitude PerspectiveCapabilities of the NASA Ames ResearchCenter U-2 aircraft for research or experimen-tal programs.NASA SP-427N78-31508 33 ppAvail GPO 1978
Space Resources and Space Settlements/. Billingham, W. P. Gilbreath,
B. Oleary, et al.Research needs for regenerative life-supportsystems, habitat design, dynamics and designof electromagnetic mass drivers, asteroids asresources for space manufacturing, processingof nonterrestrial materials.NASA SP^428N79-32225 292 ppAvail GPO 1979
Physiological Responses of Women toSimulated Weightlessness
H. Sandier, D. L WinterSubjects were exposed to centrifugation,lower body negative pressure, and exercisestress.NASA SP^BON79-13686 92 ppAvail NTIS 1978
The Space Shuttle at WorkH. Allaway
Operation, tasks and duties, design, futuredevelopment of the Space Shuttle.NASA SP^32N80-30367 84 ppAvail GPO 1979
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Shuttle Atmospheric Lidar ResearchProgram: Final Report of ScienceWorking Group
Determination of global flow of water vaporand pollutants in the troposphere, improve-ment of chemical and transport models of thestratosphere and mesosphere, evaluation ofradiative models of the atmosphere, investi-gation of chemistry and transport of ther-mospheric atomic species and magnetospherkaspects of Sun/weather relationships.
NASA SP-433N80-11414 231 ppAvail NTIS . 1979
An Emission-Line Survey of the MilkyWay
R. A. R. Parker, T. R. Gull,R. P. Kirscbner
The instrumentation used in an examinationof the ionization structure of emissionnebulae and of the galactic plane in general,and characteristics of the prints obtained.
NASA SP-434N80-11966 224 ppAvail GPO 1979
Terminal Configured Vehicle ProgramFacilities Guide
Program established to conduct research andto develop and evaluate aircraft and flightmanagement system technology concepts tobenefit conventional takeoff and landingoperations in the terminal area.. Analyses,simulation and flight experiments.
NASA SP-^35N80-18028 67 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Project Orion: A Design Study of aSystem for Detecting Extrasolar Planets
D. C. BlackDesign concept for a ground-based astro-metric telescope that could significantly in-crease the potential accuracy of astrometricobservations.NASA SP-436N80-27260 214 ppAvail GPO , 1980
Mathematical Modeling of DiversePhenomena
/. C. HowardTensor calculus applied to the formulation ofmathematical models of diverse phenomena.
NASA SP-437N80-13839 402 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Atlas of Mars
R. M. Batson, P. M. Bridges, J. L. IngeSmall-scale maps and photomosaics coveringthe entire surface of the planet Mars.NASA SP-438N80- 16998 154ppAvail GPO 1979
Voyage to Jupiter
D. Morrison, J. SamzThe story of the Voyager project, includingmany color photographs from the Voyager 1and 2 flybys of Jupiter.
NASA SP-439N81-10910 211ppAvail GPO 1980
Viking Orbiter Views of Mars
C. R. SpitzerA collection of Viking Orbiter images, in-cluding polar regions, moons, atmosphere,craters, and channels. Stereopticon included.NASASP-441N81-11966 189ppAvail GPO 1980
Lessons of the NASA Tech House
H. AllawayReport of a family's one-year residence inLangley Research Center's experimentalhouse of the future that combines advancedelectronics, solar energy, water recycling, andfire-retardant materials.
4 l p p1980
NASAN80-27219Avail GPO
Images of Mars: The Viking ExtendedMission
M. H. Carr, N. EvansThirty black and white photographs of Mars,some taken as recently as 1979, showing vol-canoes, lava plains, channels, canyons, pla-teaus, impact craters, surface features ofPhobos and Deimos.NASA SP-444N80-26239 35 ppAvail GPO 1980
Pioneer: First to Jupiter, Saturn, andBeyond
R. C. Fimmel, J. A. Van Allen,E. Burgess
The missions of Pioneers 10 and 11 to Jupiterand Saturn and toward the outermost limitsof the solar system. Descriptions of the space-craft, the scientific payload, the mission anddetails of all scientific results. (SupersedesNASA SP-349)NASA SP-446N81-15925 293 ppAvail GPO 1980
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Handbooks and Data Compilations
Thermodynamic Properties to 6000 Kfor 210 Substances Involving the First18 Elements
/. G. Ehlers, S. Gordon,S. Heimel, et a/.
NASA SP-3001N63-2371J 332 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Thermodynamic Properties and MollierChart for Hydrogen From 300 K to20 000 K
R. F. Kubin, L. L. PresleyNASA SP-3002N64-18507 69 ppAvail NTIS 1964
Handbook of Space-Radiation Effectson Solar-Cell Power Systems
W. C. Cooley, R. J. JandaNASA SP-3003N63-20315 120 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Tables for Supersonic Flow AroundRight Circular Cones at Zero Angle ofAttack
/. L. SimsNASA SP-3004N64-18949Avail GPO
428pp1964
Tables of the Composition, Opacity,and Thermodynamic Properties ofHydrogen at High Temperatures
N. L. KrascellaNASA SP-3005N65-14300Avail NTIS
190pp1963
Bioastronautics Data Book/ F. Parker, Jr., V. R. West
Bioastronautics research, including stress ef-fects, sensory perception, and human per-formance .NASA SP-3006N73-15091 938 ppAvail GPO 1973
Tables for Supersonic Flow AroundRight Circular Cones at Small Angle ofAttack
J. L. SimsNASA SP-3007N64-25017 427 ppAvail GPO 1964
Energy Spectra and Angular Distribu-tions of Electrons Transmitted ThroughSapphire (Aluminum Oxide) Foils
M. J. Berger, S. At. SeltzerNASA SP-3008N64-18416 109ppAvail NTIS 1964
Tables of Flow Properties of ThermallyPerfect Carbon Dioxide and NitrogenMixtures
W. P. PetersonNASA SP-3009N64-19997 119ppAvail NTIS 1964
Tables of the Complex Fresnel IntegralC. W. Martz
Fresnel integral evaluated by Taylor series ex-pansions.NASA SP-3010N64-23531 298 ppAvail NTIS 1964
Thermodynamic and Transport Proper-ties for the Hydrogen-Oxygen System
R. A. SvehlaNASA SP-3011N64-26785 423pp
Avail NTIS • 1964
Tables of Energy Losses and Ranges ofElectrons and Positrons
M. J. Berger, S. M. SeltzerNASA SP-3012N65-12506Avail NTIS
131 pp1964
Tables of Energy Losses and Ranges ofHeavy Charged Particles
W. H. Barkas, M. J. BergerNASA SP-3013N65-12507 132 ppAvail NTIS 1964
Equilibrium Thermodynamic Propertiesof Carbon Dioxide
H. E. BaileyNASA SP-3014N65-20478Avail NTIS
69 pp1965
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Charts for Equilibrium Flow Propertiesof Carbon Dioxide in HypervelocityNozzles
L. H. Jorgensen, R. ]. RedmondNASA SP-3015N65-20479 74 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Venus and Mars Nominal NaturalEnvironment for Advanced MannedPlanetary Mission Programs
D. E. Evans, G. L. Kraus,D. E. Pitts
NASA SP-3016N67-25042Avail NTIS
59 pp1967
Chans for Approximate ThermodynamicProperties of Nitrogen-Oxygen Mixtures
R. D. Brown, B. FowlerCharts for equilibrium thermodynamic prop-erties of nitrogen-oxygen mixtures under ex-treme pressure and temperature ranges.NASA SP-3017N65-26639 l l f ippAvail NTIS 1965
Charts for Equilibrium and FrozenFlows Across Plane Shock Waves inCarbon Dioxide
V. L. Peterson, C. D. SimcoxCharts for equilibrium and frozen flow acrossplane shock waves in carbon dioxide used inestimating aerodynamic performance charac-teristics of bodies in flight.NASA SP-3018N65-28627 128 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Charts for Equilibrium and FrozenNozzle Flows of Carbon Dioxide
G. G. Mateer, V. L. Peterson
NASA SP-3019N65-29951 80 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Charts of Isentropic Exponent as aFunction of Enthalpy for Various Gasesin Equilibrium
L. H. JorgensenCharts of isentropic exponent as function ofenthalpy and speed for air, nitrogen, carbondioxide, and mixtures of nitrogen and carbondioxide in equilibrium.NASA SP-3020N65-34243 13 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Equilibrium Thermodynamic Propertiesof Three Engineering Models of theMartian Atmosphere
H. E. BaileyEquilibrium thermodynamic properties (en-tropy, enthalpy, pressure, and sound speed)of three engineering models of Martian at-mosphere.NASA SP-3021N65-35792 164 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Magnetic Fields Due to Solid andHoDow Conical Conductors
/. C. Laurence, J. C. Stall,P. L. Yohner
Technology of high field electromagnets, ax-ial and radial components of magnetic fieldproduced by solid conical conductor with con-stant azimuthal current density.NASA SP-3022N66-13046 133ppAvail NTIS 1965
Calculations of Thermal Field Emissionfor a Terminated Image Potential
/. F. Morris
NASA SP-3023N66-16421 612 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Models of the Trapped RadiationEnvironment. Volume I: Inner ZoneProtons and Electrons
/. /. VetteModels of inner radiation belt to determinevalues of fluxes and energy spectra of protonsand electrons trapped in geomagnetic field.NASA SP-3024N66-16054 59 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Models of the Trapped RadiationEnvironment. Volume II: Inner andOuter Zone Electrons
A. B. lucero, ]. I. Vette, J. A. WrightTrapped electron environment in inner andouter radiation belts: tables and graphs.NASA SP-3024N66-35685 100 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Models of the Trapped ElectronRadiation Environment. Volume III:Electrons at Synchronous Altitudes
A. B. Lucero, J. I. Vette, J. A. Wright
NASA SP-3024N67-19899 H ippAvail NTIS 1967
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Models of the Trapped RadiationEnvironment. Volume IV: LowEnergy Protons
/. H. KingNASA SP-3024N67-36447 66 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Models of the Trapped RadiationEnvironment. Volume V: Inner BeltProtons
/. P. Lavine, J. I. VetteModel environment of inner belt protonfluxes.NASA SP-3024N69-28911 61 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Models of the Trapped RadiationEnvironment. Volume VI: High EnergyProtons
J. P. Lavine, J. I. VetteModel environment of high energy protonstrapped in radiation belts.NASA SP-3024N71-12117 49ppAvail NTIS 1970
Models of the Trapped RadiationEnvironment. Volume VII: Long TermTime VariationsTime variations of energetic electron and solarproton distributions in inner radiation belt.NASA SP-3024 . 'N71-29089 62 ppA vail NTIS . 1971
Space Materials Handbook:Supplement 1 to the Second Edition,Space Materials Experience
/. B. Rittenhouse, J. B. SingletarySpacecraft structures and systems materialshandbook. 'NASA SP-3025N66-18439 276 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Electron Densities and Scale Heights inthe Topside Ionosphere: Alouette IObservations in Midlatitudes
L. Colin, M. J. Rycroft, J. O. ThomasNASA SP-3026N66-27056 658 ppAvail NTIS . 1966
Electron Densities and Scale Heightsin the Topside Ionosphere: Alouette IObservations Over the AmericanContinents. Volume I: November,December 1962, and January 1963
K. L. Chan, L. Colin, J. O. ThomasNASA SP-3027N66-33197 508 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Space Measurement Survey:Instruments and Spacecraft,October 1957-March 1965
H. L. Richter, Jr., H. L. RichterList of satellites and space probes withdescriptions of scientific instrumentation.NASA SP-3028N66-33075 1013 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Handbook of the Physical Properties ofthe Planet Venus
H. A. Hyatt, L. R. Koetiig,C. M. Michaux, et al.
Handbook of physical properties, theories,and scientific observations for planet Venus.NASA SP-3029N67-31439 ' 124 ppAvail NTIS . ' 1967
Handbook of the Physical Properties ofthe Planet Mars
C. M. MichauxNASA SP-3030N67-35182 173 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Handbook of the Physical Properties ofthe Planet Jupiter
C. M. MichauxNASA SP-3031N67-26559 l40ppAvail GPO 1967
Electron Densities and Scale Heights inthe Topside Ionosphere: Alouette IObservations Over the American Con-tinents. Volume II: March and May1963
K. L. Chan, L. Colin, J. O. ThomasNASA SP-3032N66-38867Avail NTIS
6lOpp1966
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Electron Densities and Scale Heights inthe Topside Ionosphere: Alouette IObservations Over the American Con-tinents. Volume HI: June, July, Sep-tember, and October 1963
K. L. Chan, L. Colin, J. O. Thomas
NASA SP-3033N67-14933 585 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Electron Densities and Scale Heights inthe Topside Ionosphere: Alouette IObservations Over the American Con-tinents. Volume IV: Summary Graphs
K. L. Chan, L. Colin, J. O. ThomasNASA SP-3034N67-36446 324 ppAvail NT1S 1967
Thermodynamic, Transport, and FlowProperties for the Products of MethaneBurned in Oxygen-Enriched Air
B. H. Croom, E. W. Leyhe
NASA SP-3035N66-37802 91 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Additional Stopping Power and RangeTables for Protons, Mesons, and Elec-trons
M. J. Berger, S. M. SeltzerStopping power and range tables for protons,mesons, and electrons in lithium fluoride,silicon, germanium, liquid hydrogen, pro-pane, and freon.NASA SP-3036N67-14099 40 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Handling and Use of Fluorine andFluorine-Oxygen Mixtures in RocketSystems
/ T. Harper, H. W. SchmidtNASA SP-3037N67-26000 285 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Electron Densities and Scale Heights inthe Topside lonsophere: Alouette IObservations Recorded in Hawaii:Winter 1962-1963, Summer 1963
K. L. Chan, L. ColinTabulations and graphs of electron densityand plasma scale height data computed fromAlouette I topside sounder ionograms.NASA SP-3038N67-18948 286 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Tables of Interference Factors for Use inCorrecting Data From VTOL Models inWind Tunnels With 7 by 10 Proportions
H. H. Heyson
NASA SP-3039N67-22897 653 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Thermodynamic Equilibrium in Pre-biological Atmospheres of C, H, O, N,P, S, and Cl
M. O. Dayhoff, R. V. Eck,E. R. lippincott, et al.
Thermodynamic equilibrium in prebiologicalatmospheres, and inorganic origin of organiccompounds.NASA SP-3040N67-27295 274 ppA vail NTIS 1967
Tables of Fe I Line Intensities.Volume 1: Temperature From 1000 to6500 K.Volume 2: Temperatures Between 6500and 20 000 K
W. J. BoruckiAtomic line intensity tables for ionized ironatom at high temperatures.NASA SP-3041N68-24161 219 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Tabulated Communication Characteris-tics of a Steady-State Model of Inter-planetary Space
/. Dimeff, R. J. Hruby,A. H. Somes, et al.
NASA SP-3042N68-10164 526 ppAvail NTIS ' 1967
Properties of Magnetic Materials for Usein High-Temperature Space PowerSystems
J. J. Clark, P. E. Kueser,D. H. Lane, et al.
Property data of magnetic materials for use inhigh temperature liquid alkali-metal spacepower systems.NASA SP-3043N68-17624 325 ppAvail NTIS 1967
A Numerical Least-Square Method forResolving Complex Pulse HeightSpectra
R. L. Schmadebeck, J. I. TrombkaNASA SP-3044N68-29520 175 ppAvail NTIS 1968
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Compressed Gas HandbookR. A. Cota, ]. S. Kunkle,
S. D. WilsonHigh pressure compressible flow systems inspace vehicle ground support equipment.NASA SP-3045N69-26987 572 ppAvail GPO 1969
Real-Gas Effects in Critical FlowThrough Nozzles and ThermodynamicProperties of Nitrogen and Helium atPressures to 300 x 105 Newtons PerSquare Meter
R. C. JohnsonFORTRAN 4 subroutines for calculatingcritical flow factor to determine mass flow rateof gaseous helium and nitrogen throughcritical flow nozzles.NASA SP-3046N69-16098 204 ppAvail NTIS . 1968
Two-Micron Sky Survey: A PreliminaryCatalog
R. B. Leighton, G. NeugebauerTwo-micron sky survey catalog of celestial ob-jects.NASA SP-3047N69-37993 316ppAvail NTIS 1969
Charts for Interpolation of Local SkinFriction From Experimental TurbulentVelocity Profiles
/. M. Alien, D. H. TudorGraphical interpolation charts of local skinfriction from compressible velocity profiles.NASA SP-3048N69-25391 42 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Computer-Aided Filter Design ManualS. Gussow, G. Weathers
Computerized telemetry filter design.NASA SP-3049N69-35816 106 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Tabulations of Configuration FactorsBetween Any Two Spheres and TheirParts
N. T. CrierTabulated values of configuration factors be-tween two spheres and parts of two spheres.NASA SP-3050N69-37777 424 ppAvail NTIS • 1969
Space Materials Handbook/. B. Rittenhouse, J. B. 'Singletary
Aerospace environment and effects on mate-rials, spacecraft material selection, and bio-logical interaction with spacecraft materials.Third edition.NASA SP-3051N70-21226Avail NTIS
760 pp1969
Semiclassical Elastic Scattering CrossSections for a Central Field PotentialFunction . . - •
NASA SP-3052N70-14494Avail NTIS
/. R. Stallcop
299 pp1969
Relative Geometries of the Earth, Sun,and Mars From the Year 1973 to theYear 2000 -
S. W. SoudersNASA SP-3053N70-21849 - 130ppAvail NTIS 1970
World Maps of Constant B, L, andFlux Contours ,
E. G. StassinopoulosNASA SP-3054N70-28118 362 ppAvail NTIS 1970
A Ray-Tracing Digital Computer Pro-gram for the Study of MagnetosphericDuct Propagation
/. Ramasastry, E. J. WalshNASASP-3055N70-35774 299 ppAvail NTIS "1970
Average Energies of Ground and Singlyand Doubly Excited Configurations inHighly Ionized Atoms (ElectronNumbers N = 3 to N = 20)
S. O. Kastner, Y. ShadmiNASA SP-3056N71-20535 ' 258 ppA vail NTIS 1971
Lunar Ephemeris and SelenographicCoordinates of the Earth and Sun for1971 and 1972
A. D. HartungLunar ephemeris and selenographic coordi-nates of Earth and Sun for 1971 and 1972,related geometric information, tables andgraphs.NASA SP-3057N72-23896 437 ppAvail NTIS 1972
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Lunar Ephemeris and SelenographicCoordinates of the Earth and Sun for1973 and 1974
A. D. HartungNASA SP-3058N72-23897 442 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Lunar Ephemeris and SelenographicCoordinates of the Earth and Sun for1975 and 1976
A. D. Hartung
NASA SP-3059N72-26730Avail NTIS
441 pp1972
Lunar Ephemeris and SelenographicCoordinates of the Earth and Sun for1977 and 1978
A. D. Hartung
NASA SP-3060N72-30820 442 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Lunar Ephemeris and SelenographicCoordinates of the Earth and Sun for1979 and 1980
A. D. Hartung
NASA SP-3061N72-30819 442 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Lunar Ephemeris and SelenographicCoordinates of the Earth and Sun for1981 and 1982
A. D. HartungNASA SP-3062N72-30828 441 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Lunar Ephemeris and SelenographicCoordinates of the Earth and Sun for1983 and 1984
A. D. Hartung
NASA SP-3063N72-31864 437 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Compilation of Ultraviolet Photo-absorption Cross Sections for AtomsBetween 5 and 3500 A
R. D. Hudson, L. J. KiefferPhotoabsorption cross section data as functionof wavelength for 24 atoms.NASA SP-3064N71-26087 61 ppAvail NTIS 1971
Hydrogen Line Blanketed Model StellarAtmospheres
D. A. Klinglesmith
NASA SP-3065N71-20410 264 ppAvail NTIS 1971
Partition Functions and Equations ofState in Plasmas
D. Fischel, W. M. SparksNASA SP-3066N71-28173Avail NTIS
617 pp1971
Radio Frequency Interference HandbookR. E. Taylor
STADAN radio frequency interference prob-lems involving electromagnetic compatibilityand lightning.
NASA SP-3067N72-11153 273ppA vail NTIS 1971
Atomic Emission Line Wavelength Cal-culations below 2000 Angstroms forLithium n Through Cobalt XXVI
M. D. WilliamsNASA SP-3068N72-12684 118ppAvail NTIS 1971
Thermodynamic Properties and Theo-retical Rocket Performance of Hydrogento 100000Kand 1.01325 x 108N/m2
R. W. PatchThermodynamic properties and theoreticalrocket performance of hydrogen to 100 000 Kand 1.01325 x 108 N/m2 for chemical equi-librium in Debye-Huckel and ideal gas ap-proximations.
NASA SP-3069N72-12776 Il4ppAvail NTIS ' 1971
Summary of Transformation Equationsand Equations of Motion Used in FreeFlight and Wind Tunnel Data Reduc-tion and Analysis
T. G. Gainer, S. HoffmanBasic formulations for developing coordinatetransformations and equations of motionused with free flight and wind tunnel datareduction.
NASA SP-3070N72-26475 127 ppAvail NTIS 1972
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ASRDI Oxygen Technology Survey.Volume I: Thermophysical Properties
H. M. Roder, L. A. WeberHandbook of thermophysical properties ofliquid and gaseous oxygen.NASA SP-3071N73-13952 432 ppAvail NTIS 1972
ASRDI Oxygen Technology Survey.Volume II: Cleaning Requirements,Procedures, and VerificationTechniques
H. Bankaitis, C. F. SchuellerCleaning processes and postcleaning inspec-tion procedures for meeting oxygen systemcleaning requirements.NASA SP-3072N73-15155 80ppAvail NTIS 1972
ASRDI Oxygen Technology Survey.Volume IV: Low TemperatureMeasurement
NASA SP-3073N74-27190Avail NTIS
L. L. Sparks
167 pp1974
Tables of Critical-Flow Functions andThermodynamic Properties for Methaneand Computational Procedures for BothMethane and Natural Gas
R. C. JohnsonCalculation of mass flow rate of methane andnatural gas through nozzles.NASA SP-3074N73-15309 73 ppAvail NTIS 1972
A Computer Program to Determine thePossible Daily Release Window for SkyTarget Experiments
N. H. MichaudNASA SP-3075N74-11985 151 ppAvail GPO 1973
ASRDI Oxygen Technology Survey.Volume III: Heat Transfer and FluidDynamics-Abstracts of SelectedTechnical Reports and Publications
A. F. SchmidtAbstracts of selected reports on heat transferand fluid dynamics with applicability to oxy-gen systems.NASA SP-3076N73-16932 177 ppAvail NTIS 1972
ASRDI Oxygen Technology Survey.Volume VII: Characteristics of MetalsThat Influence System Safety
J. J. Pelouch, jr.NASA SP-3077N74-23117 74 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Tables for Supersonic Flow of HeliumAround Right Circular Cones at ZeroAngle of Attack
/. L. SimsAnalysis of characteristics of supersonic flowof helium around right circular cones at zeroangle of attack and Mach numbers from 1.5to 30.0.NASA SP-3078N73-27208 28 ppAvail GPO 1973
Nondestructive Evaluation TechniqueGuide
A. VarySeventy nondestructive evaluation techniques,a description of each technique, physical prin-ciples involved, example applications, limita-tions, schematic illustrations.NASA SP-3079N73-31441 HOppAvail NTIS 1973
Handbook of Infrared Radiation FromCombustion Gases
C. B. Ludwig, W. Malkimus,J. E. Reardon, et al.
Handbook on radiant emission and absorp-tion of combustion gases for application todesign of rocket combustion chambers andexhausts, turbojet engines, and industrialfurnaces.NASA SP-3080N73-27807 497 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Auroral Bremsstrahlung at BalloonAltitudes
S. M. Seltzer, M. J. Berger,T. Rosenberg
Auroral bremsstrahlung flux spectra atvarious atmospheric depths.NASA SP-3081N73-32293 28 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Revised Tables of Airspeed, Altitude,and Mach Number Presented in theInternational System of Units
M. S. Benner, R. H. Sawyer
NASA SP-3082N74-14082 42 ppAvail NTIS 1973
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ASRDI Oxygen Technology Survey.Volume V: Density and Liquid LevelMeasurement Instrumentation for theCryogenic Fluids Oxygen, Hydrogen,and Nitrogen
H. M. RoderNASA SP-3083N74-22322Avail NTIS
72 pp1974
ASRDI Oxygen Technology Survey.Volume VI: Flow MeasurementInstrumentation
D. B. MannNASA SP-3084N74-28938 109 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Tables and Charts of Equilibrium Nor-mal Shock and Shock-Tube Solutionsfor Helium-Hydrogen Mixtures WithVelocities to 70 km/sec
C. G. Miller III, S. E. WilderNASA SP-3085N74-34701 812 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Near-Infrared Spectra of Jupiter,Saturn, and Uranus
A. E. PotterNASA SP-3086N74-33269 252 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Tables and Charts of Equilibrium Nor-mal Shock and Shock-Tube Solutionsfor Pure Hydrogen With Velocities to70 km/sec
C. G. Miller III, S. E. WilderNASA SP-3087N75-13197 230 ppAvail NTIS. 1974
Thermodynamic and Related Propertiesof Parahydrogen From the Triple Pointto 300 K at Pressures to 1000 Bar
A. L WeberNASA SP-3088N75-22407 105 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Hydrogen Technology Survey: Thermo-physical Properties
R. D. McCartyThermodynamic functions, transport proper-ties, and physical properties of liquid andgaseous hydrogen.NASA SP-3089N76-11297 535 ppAvail NTIS 1975
ASRDI Oxygen Technological Survey.Volume LX: Oxygen Systems Engi-neering Review
H. W. Schmidt, D. E. ForneyNASA SP-3090N75-33259 218 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Synoptic Analyses, 5-, 2-, and0.4-Millibar Surfaces for January 1972Through June 1973Data from meteorological rocketsonde andsatellite radiance measurements used to ana-lyze high-altitude synoptic charts.NASA SP-3091N75-3091 208 ppAvail NTIS 1975
ASRDI Oxygen Technology Survey.Volume VIII: Pressure Measurement
J. M. Arvidson, J. A. BrennanNASA SP-3092N75-28070Avail NTIS
104 pp1975
Normal- and Oblique-Shock Flow Pa-rameters in Equilibrium Air IncludingAttached-Shock Solutions for Surfacesat Angles of Attack, Sweep, andDihedral
/. L. Hunt, S. W. SoudersNASA SP-3093N76-12019Avail NTIS
156pp1975
Spacecraft Materials GuideC. L. Staugaitis
Low density and syntactic foams, electrical en-capsulants, optical glasses, interferencefilters, lamillar lubricants, soldering andbrazing processes.NASA SP-3094N75-24848 77 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Diurnal Experiment Data Report,March 19-20, 1974
F, J. Schmuilin, Y. Yamasaki,A. Motto, et al.
Temperature and wind data from 70 smallmeteorological sounding rockets launchedfrom eight selected launch sites in theWestern Hemisphere.NASA SP-3095N76-13700 153 ppAvail NTIS 1975
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Molecular Physics of EquilibriumGases: A Handbook for Engineers
C. F. HansenNASA SP-3096N76-22004 329 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Tables and Chans of Equilibrium Ther-modynamic Properties of Carbon Diox-ide for Temperatures to 25 000 K
C. G. Miller III, S. E. WilderNASA SP-3097N76-32272 493 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Tables and Charts of Equilibrium Nor-mal Shock and Shock Tube Propertiesfor Pure Argon With Velocities to 18km/sec
C. G. Miller III, S. E. WilderNASA SP-3098N76-29536 302 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Tables and Charts of Equilibrium Ther-modynamic Properties of Ammonia forTemperatures From 500 to 50 000 K
A. L. Simmonds, C. G. Miller III,J. E. Nealy
NASA SP-3099N76-30097 259 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Tables and Charts of EquilibriumNormal-Shock and Shock-Tube Proper-ties for Pure Carbon Dioxide WithVelocities From 1 to 16 km / sec -
C. G. Miller III, S. E. WilderNASA SP-3100N77-16292Avail NTIS
318pp1976
Cryogenic Adhesives and Sealants—Abstracted -Publications
F. R. Williamson, N. A. OlienAbstracts containing experimental data onthe properties of adhesive and sealants atcryogenic temperatures.NASA SP-3101N77-20257 156 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Synoptic Analyses, 5-, 2-, and0.4-Millibar Surfaces for July 1973Through June 1974 ;
Satellite radiance measurements and datafrom meteorological rocketsondes used toanalyze high-altitude constant pressurecharts. 'NASA SP-3102N77-15583 • 144 ppAvail NTIS • 1976
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Histories and Chronologies
Project Mercury: A Chronology]. M. Grimwood
Events leading to the project, test objectives,flight data summary, launch site summary.NASA SP-4001N63-21848 250 ppAvail GPO 1963
Project Gemini Technology and Opera-tions: A Chronology
/. M. Grimwood, B. C. Hacker,P. J. Vorzimer
Chronological study of design and develop-ment of Gemini project.NASA SP-4002N69-36501 324 ppAvail GPO 1969
Space Medicine in Project MercuryM. M. Link
Medical aspects of Project Mercury includingastronaut selection and training, results oflaboratory tests and physiological data, andbiomedical planning for space flights.NASA SP-4003N65-32394 207 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1963:Chronology on Science, Technology,and PolicyChronological compilation of events relatingto space exploration and exploitation.NASA SP-4004N65-11866 615 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1964:Chronology on Science, Technology,and Policy
E. M. EmmeSpace probes and manned space flights.NASA SP-4005N65-27641 533 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1965:Chronology on Science, Technologyand PolicyNASA SP-4006N67-11323 686 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1966:Chronology on Science, Technology,and PolicyNASA launchings, space probes, mannedspace flights, and other space-related andaeronautics events and discoveries in 1966.NASA SP-4007N67-38808 486 ppAvail GPO 1967
Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1967:Chronology on Science, Technology,and PolicyNASA SP-4008N69-25647 495 ppAvail GPO 1968
The Apollo Spacecraft: A ChronologyVolume I. Through November 7, 1962.
/. D. Ertel, M. L. Morse
NASA SP-4009N69-32021 275 ppAvail GPO 1969
Volume II. November 8, 1962-September 30,1964.
M. L. Morse, J. K. Bays
NASA SP-4009N74-12507 290 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Volume III. October 1, 1964-January 30,1964.
C. G. Brooks, I. D. Ertel
NASA SP^1009N76-21268 296 ppAvail GPO 1976
Volume IV. January 21, 1966-July 13, 1974./. D. Ertel, R. W. Newkirk,
C. G. Brooks
NASA SP-4009N80-20437 476 ppAvail GPO 1978
Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1968:Chronology on Science, Technology,and PolicyChronology on aerospace events and person-alities.NASA SP-4010N70-27240 437 ppAvail GPO 1969
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Skylab: A ChronologyR. W. Newkirk, I. D. Ertel,
C. G. BrooksEarly space station activities, Apollo appli-cations, and Skylab development and oper-ations. Includes appendix on experimentsconducted on Skylab.NASA SP^iOllN78-25115 476 ppAvail GPO 1977
NASA Historical Data Book, 1958-1968.Volume I: NASA Resources
J. Vannimmeri, L. C: Bruno,R. L. Rosholt
Presents a data base on the tangible aspects ofNASA and its programs. Organization andmanagement.NASA SP-4012N76-24142 547 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1969:Chronology on Science, Technology,and PolicyNASA SP-4014N71-32246 539 ppAvail GPO 1970
Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1970:Chronology on Science, Technology,and PolicyNASA SP-4015N73-23833 519ppAvail GPO 1972
Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1971:Chronology on Science, Technology,and PolicyNASA SP-4016N74-14683 481 ppAvail GPO 1972
Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1972:Chronology on Science, Technology,and PolicyNASA SP-4017N75-10129 590 ppAvail GPO 1974
Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1973:Chronology on Science, Technology andPolicyNASA SP^iOlSN76-17166 ' 487 ppAvail GPO ' 1975
Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1974:A Chronology
N. L. BranNASA SP-4019N78-12997 323 ppAvail GPO 1977
Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1975:A Chronology
N. L. Brun, E. H. RitchieNASA SP-4020Avail GPO
An Administrative History of NASA,1958-1963
R. L, Rosholt
NASA SP-4101N66-28006 456 ppAvail NTIS 1966
This New Ocean. A History of ProjectMercury
C. C, Alexander, J. M. Grimwood,L. S. Swenson, Jr.
Technological and managerial history of Mer-cury project, including bibliography.NASA SP-4201N67-14934 694 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Vanguard: A History
M. C. Green, M. LomaskOrigin, course of development, and results ofVanguard Project.NASA SP-4202N71-18019 325 ppAvail NTIS 1970
On the Shoulders of Titans: A Historyof Project Gemini
B. C. HackerGemini, the intermediate manned space flightprogram between the Mercury and Apolloprograms, was an important prerequisite tothe lunar expeditions.NASA SP-4203N78-20151 634 ppAvail GPO 1977
Moonport: A History of Apollo LaunchFacilities and Operations
C. D. Benson, W. B. PahertyDevelopment of the Apollo launch facilitiesand operations from the beginning of thedesign through the final launch.NASA SP^f204N79-12127 643 ppAvail GPO 1978
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Chariots for Apollo: A History ofManned Lunar Spacecraft
C. G. Brooks, ]. M. Grimwood,L. S. Swenson, Jr.
Review of the Apollo lunar exploration pro-gram with a focus on the spacecraft, includingcommand and service modules and the lunarmodule.NASA SP-4205N79-28203 553 ppAvail GPO 1979
The Partnership: A History of theApollo-Soyuz Test Project
E. C. Ezell, L. N. EzellCorrespondence, interviews, official docu-ments, scientific experiments, launch vehi-cles, photographs.NASA SP-4209N79-10074 570 ppAvail GPO 1978
Lunar Impact: A History of ProjectRanger
R. C. HallBasic management techniques, flight operat-ing procedures, and technology for NASA'sunmanned lunar missions.NASA SP-4210N78-15149 467 ppAvail GPO 1977
Venture Into Space: Early Years ofGoddard Space Flight Center
A. RosenthalHistory of NASA Goddard Space FlightCenter through 1963.NASA SP-4301N68-30317 369 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Adventures in Research: A History ofAmes Research Center, 1940-1965
E. P. HartmanHistorical survey of aeronautical research anddevelopment at Ames Research Center from1936 to 1965.NASA SP^1302N70-41479 673 ppAvail GPO 1970
History of NASA Sounding RocketsW. R. Cor/us
Historical summary of the development anduse of sounding rockets.NASA SP-4401N72-12873 162 ppAvail GPO 1971
Origins of NASA NamesH. T. Wells, S. H. Whiteley,
C. E. KaregeannesSelection of names for launch vehicles,spacecraft, manned spaceflight programs,sounding rockets, and field installationsthrough 1974.NASA SP-4402N77-16981 237 ppAvail GPO 1976
Orders of Magnitude: A History ofNACA and NASA, 1915-1976
F. W. AndersonA brief history of aeronautics and space ex-ploration from Kitty Hawk to walks on theMoon, space probes, and Skylab.NASA SP-4403N76-26147 107 ppAvail GPO 1976
Liquid Hydrogen as a Propulsion Fuel,1945-1959
/. I. SloopNASA SP-4404N79-16994 346 ppAvail GPO 1978
Unmanned Space Project Management:Surveyor and Lunar Orbiter
E, H. KlomanAnalysis of management procedures appliedto Surveyor and Lunar Orbiter projects.NASA SP^i901N73-13973 49 ppAvail GPO 1972
The Planetary Quarantine Program:Origins and Achievements, 1956-1973
C. R. PhillipsNASA SP-4902N75-14670 61 ppAvail GPO 1974
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Technology Utilization
An Improved Precision Height GageL. B. Vale
NASA SP-5001N64-14062Avail NT1S
13 pp1963
Soldering Electrical Connections .Techniques and materials for soldering elec-trical connections.NASA SP-5002N67-36660 67 ppAvail GPO 1967
Selected Welding Techniques, Part IH. M. Nance
Aluminum sheet plate welding tools andtechniques.NASA SP-5003N64-16859 31ppAvail GPO ' 1963
Space BatteriesH. T. Francis
Three sealed battery systems—nickel-cadmium, silver-cadmium, and silver-zinc—for spacecraft power use.NASA SP-5004N64-18052 60 ppAvail GPO 1964
The Retrometer: A Light BeamCommunications System
N. E. ThomasVoice communications system using lightbeams.NASA SP-5005N64-18503 20 ppAvail NTIS - 1964
The Measurement of Blood Pressure inthe Human Body
W. H. Bickley, C. R. SmithNASA SP-5006N64-17838 39 ppAvail GPO 1964
Measurement of the Heartbeat of BirdEmbryos With a Micrometeorite Trans-ducer
V. L. RogalloHeartbeat measurement of bird embryos withmicrometeorite transducer as ballistocardio-graph.NASA SP-5007N64-19015 16 ppAvail NTIS 1964
Selected Welding Techniques, Part IIAluminum welding techniques for spacevehicle applications.NASA SP-5009N64-32642 39 ppAvail GPO 1964
Selected Shop TechniquesTechnology handbook for machinists,mechanics, and technicians—shock absorbersand protective devices, machining, metalforming, welding and brazing, and precisiontools.NASA SP-5010N65-34426 - 91 ppA vail NTIS . 1965
Welding for Electronic AssembliesResistance spot-welding of interconnectingelectronic components.NASA SP-5011N65-13535 86ppAvail NTIS 1964
Effects of Low Temperatures onStructural Metals
A. G. Imgram, W. S. Lyman,H. L. Martin
Cryogenic temperature investigations ofaluminum, nickel, steel, titanium, and mag-nesium alloys.NASA SP-5012N65-11046 ' ' • 60 ppAvail NTIS . . . . 1964
Effects of Low Temperatures on theMechanical Properties of StructuralMetals
J. E. Campbell, A. G. Imgram,H. L. Martin, et al.
Low temperature effects on tensile propertiesof aluminum, magnesium, nickel, steel, andtitanium alloys.NASA SP-5012(01)
•N68-31605 65 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Precision Tooling TechniquesPrecision tools, machine tools, and measuringapparatus.NASA SP-5013N64-33608 29 ppAvail GPO 1964
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NASA Contributions to the Technologyof Inorganic Coatings
J. D. PlunkettInorganic coating technology and commercialimplications.NASA SP-5014N65-15535 263 ppAvail GPO 1964
Conference on New TechnologyConference on aerospace technology: materi-als, fabrication processes, electric powergeneration, instrumentation, lubrication,superconductivity, and plasma physics.NASA SP-5015N64-32767 161 ppAvail GPO 1964
A Technique for Joining and SealingDissimilar MaterialsAnnular reentrant cavity filled with lowmelting point alloy for sealing and joiningdissimilar materials—cryogenic applications.NASA SP-5016N65-26638 l l ppAvail NTIS 1965
Metal-Forming Techniques/. /. Islamoff
Metal forming techniques for sheet and platematerials used by aircraft and aerospace in-dustry.NASA SP-5017N65-33365 59 ppAvail NTlo 1965
Transforming and Using Space-ResearchKnowledge—Ten Diversified ViewsSpace technology applications to industrialprocess development—welding, turbopumps,human waste as fuel, plastics, neurophysiologyand computers. Symposium, June 1964.NASA SP-5018N65-18526 HippAvail NTIS ' 1964
NASA Contributions to AdvancedValve Technology
L. C. Burmeister, J. B. Loser,E. C. Sneegas
NASA SP-5019N68-10402 190 ppAvail GPO 1967
Vibrating Diaphragm PressureTransducer
/ D. KingVibrating diaphragm transducer for pressuremeasurements in wind tunnels—construc-tion, sensitivity, stability, energy losses, andcost estimates.NASA SP-5020N66-32281 28 ppAvail NTIS 1964
Index to NASA Tech Briefs, IssueNumber 1NASA SP-5021(01)N65-15153 54ppAvail NTIS 1965
Index to NASA Tech Briefs, IssueNumber 2NASA SP-5021(02)N65-31135 45 ppAvail NTIS ' 1965
Cumulative Index to NASA TechBriefs, 1963-1965Annotated bibliography of NASA technicalbriefs on electrical, energy sources, materials,life sciences, and mechanical information.NASA SP-5021(03)N66-17584 138 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Index to NASA Tech Briefs, January-June 1966NASA SP-5021(04)N66-34366 62 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Cumulative Index to NASA TechBriefs, 1963-1966Electrical and electronic, physical science andenergy sources, materials and chemistry, lifescience, and mechanical innovations.NASA SP-5021(05)N67-27296 166 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Index to NASA Tech Briefs, January-June 1967NASA SP-5021(06)N67-35596 47 ppAvail NTIS 1967
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Index to NASA Tech Briefs, January-June 1968NASA SP-5021(07)N68-90188 ' 40 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Cumulative Index to NASA TechBriefs, January-December 1968NASA SP-5021(08)N69-90047 156ppAvail NTIS 1969
Index to NASA Tech Briefs, January-June 1969NASA SP-5021(09)N69-90125 50 ppAvail NTIS . 1969
Cumulative Index to NASA TechBriefs, 1963-1969NASA SP-5021(10)N70-90039 1109ppAvail NTIS 1970
Cumulative Index to NASA Tech Briefs,1963-1967Cumulative index to NASA survey. ontechnology utilization of aerospace research.output.NASA SP-5021(11)N68-25221 376 ppAvail NTIS . 1.968
Index to NASA Tech Briefs, 1970NASA SP-5021(12)N71-28193 295 ppA vail NTIS 1971
Index to NASA Tech Briefs, 1971NASA SP-)021(13)N72-29976 158 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Index to NASA Tech Briefs, 1972NASA SP-5021(14)N73-28941 202 ppAvail NTIS .1973
Index to NASA Tech Briefs, 1973NASA SP-5021(15)N75-17285 115 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Index to NASA Tech Briefs, 1974NASA SP-5021(16)N76-20032 75 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Index to NASA Tech Briefs, 1976NASA SP-5021(17)N78-26031 123ppAvail NTIS 1976
Cumulative Index to NASA Tech Briefs,1970-1975NASA SP-5021(18)N80-10969 767 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Index to NASA Tech Briefs, 1977NASA SP-5021(19)N80-10968 99 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Index to NASA Tech Briefs, 1978NASA SP-5021(20)N80-10967 123 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Micropower Logic Circuits/. C. Sturman
Digital logic circuits for space vehicle logicsystems for application in nonspace computersystems.NASA SP-5022 .N65-23694 21 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Medical and Biological Applications ofSpace TelemetryNASA SP-5023N65-34001 70 ppAvail NTIS ' 1965
Bibliography on Welding MethodsWelding methods bibliography with ab-stracts, and subject and author indices.NASA SP-5024N66-17277 58 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Suggested Method for Plating Copperon AluminumMethod for plating copper on aluminumusing phosphate anodizing process.NASA SP-5025N66-22940 14 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Thermal Insulation Systems: A Survey/. A. Black, P. E. Closer,
R. S. Lindstrom, et al.Thermal insulation systems for cryogenicstorage and high temperature protection.NASA SP-5027N67-38580 154ppAvail NTIS 1967
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Technical and Economic Status ofMagnesium-Lithium Alloys
P. D. FrostNASA SP-5028N65-29952 51ppAvail NTIS 1965
Elastic Orifices for Gas BearingsElastic orifice in externally pressurized gasbearings.
NASA SP-5029N65-34226 17 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Symposium on Technology Status andTrendsAerospace technological developments,trends, and potential commercial applica-tions. Symposium, April 1965.
NASA SP-5030N66-17706 239 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Microelectronics in Space ResearchR. M. Burger
Technology survey of microelectronics inspace research.
NASA SP-5031N66-10414 131 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Plasma Jet Technology/. B. Bond, P. R. Dennis,
D. W. Gates, et al.Survey on industrial applications of plasmaarc devices.
NASA SP-5033N65-34909 207 ppAvail NTIS 1965
The Electromagnetic HammerMagnetic coil design and development forelectromagnetic hammer to remove distortionfrom welded components.
NASA SP-5034N66-12344 28 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Tungsten Powder MetallurgyV. D. Barth
Tungsten powder metallurgy technologyrelated to space vehicles and less traditionalapplications.
NASA SP-5035N66-10415 46 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Bibliography on ElectromechanicalTransducersAnnotated bibliography on applications ofelectromechanical transducers.
NASA SP-5036N66-17359 44 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Bibliography on Solid LubricantsNASA SP-5037N66-17358Avail NTIS
34 pp1966
Magnetic Tape RecordingS. W. Athey
Types of magnetic recording, elements of thetape recorder, recording methods, recorderelectronics.
NASA SP-5038N66-14159 327 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Structural Design Concepts: SomeNASA Contributions
LA. Scipio, A. L. ScipioStructural design, reinforced and compositematerials and their applications.
NASA SP-5039N67-38491 180ppAvail NTIS 1967
Methods of Brazing Aluminum toStainless Steel for High-Stress-FatigueApplications
D. C. MartinBrazing aluminum to titanium coatedstainless steel to minimize formation of inter-metallic compounds in joint.
NASA SP-5040N68-22778 16 ppAvail NTIS 1968
NASA Contributions to CardiovascularMonitoring
W. ]. Jones, W.C. SimpsonNASA SP-5041N66-32925 48 ppA vail NTIS 1966
Earthquake Prediction From LaserSurveying
R. A. FowlerGeodetic laser system for earthquake predic-tion and engineering research.
NASA SP-5042N68-23706 37 ppAvail NTIS 1968
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Flat Conductor Cable TechnologyEquipment specifications and electrical prop-erties of flat conductor cable systems.
. NASA SP-5043N68-28879 54 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Selected Casting TechniquesMethod for casting and construction of windtunnel models.NASA SP-5044N66-23562 27 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Contamination Control PrinciplesNASA SP-5045N68-10384Avail NTIS
51 pp1967
Selected Electronic CircuitryElectronic circuit technology for industrialand commercial applications.NASA SP-5046N67-15672 100 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Teleoperajors and HumanAugmentation
W. R. Corliss, E. G. JohnsonDesign and application potentials of generalpurpose, dexterous, cybernetic machines forhuman augmentation.NASA SP-5047N68-18870 273 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Applications of Systems AnalysisModelsApplication of NASA mathematical manage-ment models and systems analyses in privateindustry and economy.NASA SP-5048N69-10662 73 ppAvail GPO 1968
Visual Information Display SystemsVisual information display systems that arecomputer connected or updated with com-puter generated information.NASA SP-5049N68-32159 101 ppAvail NTIS ' 1968
NASA Contributions to Developmentof Special-Purpose Thermocouples
C. E. MoellerNASA SP-5050N68-35620 97 ppAvail NTIS 1968
The Metallurgy, Behavior, and Applica-tion of the 18-Percent Nickel MaragingSteels
A. M. Hall, C. J. SlunderMetallurgy, behavior, and application of 18percent nickel maraging steels.NASA SP-5051N69-14193 143 ppAvail GPO 1968
Joining Ceramics and Graphite toOther Materials
R. M. Evans, R. E. Monroe,H. E. Pattee
NASA SP-5052N69-14241Avail GPO
89 pp1968
Conference on Selected Technology forthe Petroleum Industry
Selected aerospace technology for petroleumindustry representatives—combustion, heattransfer, surface physics and chemistry,lubricants and bearings, hydrodynamics.Conference, December 1965.NASA SP-5053N66-33666 186 ppAvail NTIS 1966
NASA Contributions to Bioinstrumen-tation Systems
B. Ettelson, M. Klagsbrun,D. Ukkestad, et al.
NASA SP-5054N69-14860Avail GPO
101 pp1968
"Nonglassy" Inorganic Fibers andComposites
C. G. HarmanTheory and developments in fiber-reinforcedcomposites, whiskers, fibers, and metal wires.NASA SP-5055N66-34367 44 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Application of Biogeochemistry toMineral ProspectingNASA SP-5056N69-10492 135 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Selected Technology for the ElectricPower IndustrySelected conference papers on NASA tech-nology utilization for electric power industry.Conference, September 1968.NASA SP-5057N69-12575 334 ppAvail NTIS 1968
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NASA Contributions to Fluid-FilmLubricationSurvey of incompressible and compressiblefluid film hydrostatic and hydrodynamiclubrication.NASA SP-5058N69-28592 202 ppAvail GPO 1969
Solid LubricantsM. E. Campbell
Survey of development in solid lubrication.NASA SP-5059N72-25476 - 140 ppAvail GPO 1972
Some New Metal and Metal-CeramicComposites
S. KormanNASA SP-5060N67-13531 31 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Commercial Potentials of Semiperme-able Membranes
£. /. Henley, H. K. Staff in,S. B. Tutviner
Semipermeable membrane technology forcommercial and industrial applications.NASA SP-5061N67-17822 47 ppAvail NTIS 1967
High-Velocity MetahvorkingH. M. Gadberry, J. B. Loser,
M. C. Noland, et al.High velocity electromagnetic, electrohy-draulic, explosive, and pneumatic-mechanicalmethods of metal working.NASA SP-5062N67-26560 187 ppAvail GPO 1967
Vacuum SwitchgearW. S. Emmerich
Survey of vacuum switchgear technology.NASA SP-5063N67-18626 41 ppAvail NTIS 1967
NASA Contributions to Metal Joining/. Heuschkel, W. J. Reichenecker
Survey of NASA supported metals joiningresearch having industrial applications.NASA SP-5064N67-17823 141 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Selected Machining and MetalFabricating TechnologyMachine tools and metal fabricating tech-nology developments.NASA SP-5065N67-25855 30 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Adhesives, Sealants, and GasketsS. N. Glarum, R. B. Perkins
Adhesives, sealants, and gaskets developed tooperate in space environment.NASA SP-5066N67-16060 63 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Assessing Technology TransferG. J. Howick, R. L. Usher
Transfer and utilization of new technology inUnited States.NASA SP-5067N67-13187 121 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Properties and Current Applications ofMagnesium-Lithium Alloys
P. D. Frost, R. J. JacksonPhysical properties, metallurgical processes,and applications of magnesium-lithiumalloys.NASA SP-5068N67-22072 51ppAvail NTIS 1967
Mathematical Computer Programs/. Arnold, T. Leth, J. Simpson
Mathematical programs and programmingtechniques for digital computer operations.NASA SP-5069N67-14111 26ppAvail NTIS 1966
Teleoperator ControlsW. R. Corliss, E. G. johnsen
Engineering problems survey on teleoperatorcontrol systems.NASA SP-5070N69-21478 169 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Induction Heating Advances:Applications to 5800°F
A. F. Leatherman, D. E. StutzTechnology utilization of induction heatingsystems up to 5800°F.NASA SP-5071N69-23643 46 ppAvail GPO 1969
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Air Pollution MonitoringInstrumentation
A. Lieberman, P. SchipmaAir pollution monitoring instrumentationdeveloped for aerospace uses surveyed for in-dustrial applications.NASA SP-5072N69-24751 78 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Pavement Grooving and TractionStudiesRunway and highway pavement grooving andtraction studies. Conference, November1968.NASA SP-5073N69-20451 . 512ppAvail NTIS 1969
Clean Room Technology/. W. Useller
Clean room technology for control of contam-inants for component reliability.NASA SP-5074N69-33775 ' 66 ppAvail GPO 1969
Aerospace Related TechnologyTechnology utilization by industries ofaerospace sciences and systems. Conference,May 1969.NASA SP-5075N69-31946 177 ppAvail NTIS - 1969
Contamination Control HandbookNASA SP-5076N70-13566 314 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Potting Electronic ModulesR. E. Keith
Developments in technology of encap-sulating, potting, or embedding electronicmodules.NASA SP-5077N70-16824 72 ppAvail GPO 1969
Biomedical Research and Computer• Application in Manned Space Flight
/. F. Lindsey, ]. C. TownsendAdvanced application of computers for bio-medical research in manned space flight.NASA SP-5078N71-27719 206 ppA vail GPO 1971
Constructing Inexpensive AutomaticPicture-Transmission Ground Stations
C. H. VermillionEquipment specifications and engineeringdrawings for automatic picture transmissionground stations.NASA SP-5079N68-19624 68 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Weather Satellite Picture ReceivingStations
C. H. VermillionProcurement and construction of automaticpicture transmissipn ground station equip-ment for ESSA and Nimbus transmission.NASA SP-5080N69-31985 107 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Advancements in Teleoperator SystemsProceedings from colloquium on transfer ofteleoperator device technology. February1969.NASA SP-5081N70-28670 242 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Nondestructive Testing—Trends andTechniquesNondestructive testing and inspectionmethods using infrared microscopy, x-raytelevision, and ultrasonic measurements.NASA SP-5082N67-23667Avail NTIS
132 pp1967
Analytical Chemistry InstrumentationL. A. Cavanagh, R. F. Muraca,
J. S. WbittickInstrumentation for chemical analysis of plan-etary environment and extraterrestrial life.NASA SP-5083N67-36738 141 ppAvail NTIS . 1967
Machining and Grinding of Ultrahigh-Strength Steels and Stainless SteelAlloys
F. W. Boulger, J. A. Gurklis,C. T. Olofson
NASA SP-5084N68-21241 217 ppAvail NTIS 1968
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Adhesive Bonding of Stainless SteelsIncluding Precipitation-HardeningStainless Steels
R. E. Keith, R. C. Martin, M. D. RandallOrganic and inorganic adhesives for bondingof stainless steels and precipitation hardenedstainless steels.NASA SP-5085N68-20056Avail NTIS
125 pp1966
Shaping of Precipitation-HardeningStainless Steels by Casting and Powder-Metallurgy
V. D. Bartb, J. G. Kura, H. O. Mdntire
NASA SP-5086N68-19307 51ppAvail NTIS 1968
Welding of Precipitation-HardeningStainless Steels
R. M. Evans, D. C. Martin, J. J. Vagi
NASA SP-5087N68-21429 194 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Deformation Processing of Precipita-tion-Hardening Stainless Steels
F. W. Boulger, A. F. Gerds,D. E. Strohecker
NASA SP-5088N68-21917Avail NTIS
278pp1968
Thermal and Mechanical Treatment forPrecipitation-Hardening Stainless Steels
A. M. Hall, A. F. Hoenie, C. J. blunder
NASA SP-5089N68-20433 207 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Surface Treatments for Precipitation-Hardening Stainless SteelsHard surfacing, electroplating, electrodelessplating, carburizing, nitriding, burnishing,explosive hardening, planishing, and peeningof precipitation-hardenable stainless steels.
NASA SP-5090N68-19343 64 ppAvail NTIS 1967
A New Aluminum Sand Casting Alloyof High Toughness (M-45)
R. A. WoodHigh toughness aluminum sand casting alloyfor cryogenic applications.
NASA SP-5091N70-41456 34 ppAvail GPO 1970
Hydrogen Leak and Fire DetectionV. H. Dayan, R. L Proffit, B. Rosen
NASA SP-5092N70-40917 88 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Acoustics TechnologyS. W. Athey
Survey on acoustics technology emphasizingnoise reduction and human tolerances.
NASA SP-5093N71-14307 138 ppAvail GPO 1970
Implantable Biotelemetry SystemsT. B. Fryer
Biomedical telemetric systems for monitoringphysiological parameters of animals.NASA SP-5094N71-27983 H9ppAvail GPO 1970
Vacuum Melting and Casting ofSuperalloys
C. A. Alexander, J. M. Blacker, Jr.,E. L. Foster, et al.
Composition, properties, and applications ofsuperalloys and techniques for vacuum melt-ing and vacuum casting procedures.
NASA SP-5095N71-25891 179 ppAvail NTIS 1971
Materials for Improved Fire SafetyMaterials for improved fire safety with ap-plication to design and development of space-craft and support equipment. Conference,May 1970.
NASA SP-5096N72-16409 209 ppAvail GPO 1971
Uses of Ceramics in MicroelectronicsW. R. Bratschun, A. J. Mountvala,
A. G. PincusSurvey of uses of ceramics in microelectronicsfor technology utilization.NASA SP-5097N72-13495 174 ppAvail GPO 1971
Powder Metallurgy in AerospaceResearch
H. W. BlakesleeMethodology and results of powder metal-lurgy for nonaerospace utilization.NASA SP-5098N72-17499 173 ppAvail GPO 1971
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Photography Equipment and Tech-niques: A Survey of NASA Develop-ments
A.]. DenApplication of NASA developed techniques,photographic film, and photographic equip-ment to ecological problems.NASA SP-5099N73-18437 188 ppAvail GPO 1972
Shock and Vibration Technology WithApplications to Electrical Systems
R. L. EshlemanTransfer of shock and vibration technologyfor electrical systems to nonaerospace use.NASA SP-5100N72-30200 170 ppAvail GPO 1972
Welding and Brazing of Nickel andNickel-Base Alloys: A Report
J. E. Mortland, R. M. Evans,R. E. Monroe
Bonding of four types of nickel-base materialsusing welding and brazing techniques.NASA SP-5101N72-30466 ' 89 ppAvail GPO 1972
Technology of Forced Flow and Once-Through Boiling
H. F. Poppendieck, C. M. SabinNASA SP-5102N75-22630 311ppAvail NTIS 1975
Selected Technology for the GasIndustryGeneral future of fossil fuels in America, ex-ploration for fossil and nuclear fuels from or-bital altitudes, advanced energy systems.Conference, March 1975.NASA SP-5103N75-32584 407 ppAvail NTIS 1975
An RC Active Filter Design HandbookG. J. Deboo
Simplified procedures for readers withminimum knowledge of circuit design andfilter theory.NASA SP-5104N78-18312 181 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Advances in Sterilization andDecontaminationNASA SP-5105N78-16587 190 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Thermal and Mechanical Treatmentsfor Nickel and Some Nickel-BaseAlloys: Effects on Mechanical Properties
A. M. Ha//, V. F. BeuhringHeat treating and working nickel and nickelalloys, and effects of these operations onmechanical properties.NASA SP-5106N72-29562 noppAvail GPO 1972
Selected Developments in Laser WireStrippingOperation of mechanical and thermal strip-pers, early development of laser wire strip-pers, development of laser wire stripping forthe Space Shuttle.NASA SP-5107N78-16353 39 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Systematic Control of NonmetallicMaterials for Improved Fire Safety:A ReportNonmetallic materials fire safety criteria forapplication in Apollo spacecraft design.NASA SP-5109N72-28566 38'ppAvail GPO 1972
55-Nitinol—The Alloy With a Memory:Its Physical Metallurgy, Properties, andApplications: A Report
C. M. Jackson, H. J. Wagner,R.J. Wasilewski
Metallurgy, characteristic properties, and in-dustrial applications of nickel titanium alloywith shape memory.NASA SP-5110N72-30468 91ppAvail GPO 1972
Sputtering and Ion PlatingConference, March 1972.NASA SP-5111N72-25470 182 ppAvail NTIS ' 1972
NASA Contributions to FluidicSystems: A Survey
T. M. WeathersResearch and development of fluidics systemsand applications to industrial processes.NASA SP-5112N73-11260 HOppAvail GPO 1972
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Nondestructive Testing: A SurveyPrinciples and applications of nondestructivetests.
NASA SP-5113N73-28517 283 ppAvail GPO 1973
Plating Methods: A SurveyJ. B. Berkowitz, N. H, Emerson
Surveys of electroplating methods and tech-niques generated from NASA programs.
NASA SP-5114N73-22426 142 ppAvail GPO 1972
Fuel Cells: A SurveyB. J. Crowe
Construction, operation, and applications offuel cells to show advantages and limitations.
NASA SP-5115N73-26045 H2ppAvail GPO 1973
Laser Technology: A Survey
NASA SP-5116N74-12243Avail GPO
P. Zilczer
54 pp1973
Some NASA Contributions to HumanFactors Engineering: A Survey
R. A. Behan, H. W. Wendhausen
NASA SP-5117N74-28633 109 ppAvail GPO 1973
Holography: A SurveyD. D. Dudley
Development of holography and state of theart in recording and displaying information,microscopy, motion, pictures, and television.
NASA SP-5118N74-20117 135 ppAvail GPO 1973
Technology Utilization ProgramReport, 1973Development of externally rechargeablepacemaker, use of ferrofluids in separation ofnonferrous metals, development of breathingsystem for firefighters.
NASA SP-5119N74-21604 78 ppAvail NT1S 1974
Technology Utilization ProgramReport, 1974
O. Carlson, L. Dosa, W. LeavittAdaptation of technological innovations fromthe NASA space program to industrial anddomestic use.
NASA SP-5120N75-16409Avail GPO
96 pp1975
Technology Utilization ProgramReport, 1975
N. P. RuzicSpace spinoffs for business and personal use.
NASA SP-5121N76-16985 107 ppAvail NT1S 1976
Synthesis of Fluorinated Hydrocarbons:A CompilationNASA SP-5901(01)N68-90183 20 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Piping and Tubing Technology:A CompilationNASA SP-5903(01)N80-14402Avail NTIS
NASA SP-5903(02)N72-13420Avail NTIS
20 pp1967
24 pp1971
Selected Fluid and Vacuum Technology:A CompilationNASA SP-5904(01)N68-90180 29 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Seals and Sealing Techniques:A CompilationNASA SP-5905(01)N68-90167Avail NTIS
NASA SP-5905(02)N71-23792Avail NTIS
NASA SP-5905 (03)N72-21480Avail NTIS
19 pp1967
17 pp1970
30 pp1972
Succeeding issues under each title contain a new collection on the state of the art.
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Fasteners and Fastening Techniques:A CompilationNASA SP-5906(01)N68-90168 19 ppAvail NTIS 1967
NASA SP-5906(02)N68-90182 10 ppAvail NTIS 1968
NASA SP-5906(03)N72-16333 22 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Electronic Instrumentation Techniquesand Equipment: A CompilationNASA SP-5907(01)N68-90186 18 ppAvail NTIS 1967
NASA SP-5907(02)N71-33593 36 ppAvail NTIS 1971
NASA SP-5907(03)N75-13219 28 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Hand Tools: A CompilationNASA SP-5908(01)N68-90170Avail NTIS
NASA SP-5908(02)N68-90169Avail NTIS
NASA SP-5908(03)N71-23910Avail NTIS
NASA SP-5908(04)N72-31494Avail NTIS
NASA SP-5908(05)N74-30961Avail NTIS
Insulation Tools and Techniques:A CompilationNASA SP-5909(01)N68-90172Avail NTIS
Machine Tools and Fixtures:A CompilationNASA SP-5910(01)N68-90171Avail NTISNASA SP-5910(02)
N68-90173Avail NTIS
NASA SP-5910(03)N71-24078Avail NTIS
15 pp1968
13 pp1968
27 pp1970
26 pp1972
26 pp1974
15 pp1968
14 pp1968
16 pp1968
21 PP1970
Machine Tools and Fixtures:A Compilation (cont.)NASA SP-5910(04)N72-14495 29 ppA vail NTIS 1971
NASA SP-5910(05)N74-30964 27 ppAvail NTIS . 1974
Metallography and Metals TestingTechniques: A CompilationNASA SP-5911(01)N68-90166 14 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Machine Shop Measurement Technology:A CompilationNASA SP-5912(01)N68-90184 15 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Mathematical Computer Programs:A CompilationNASA SP-5913(01)N68-90174 15ppAvail NTIS . 1968
NASA SP-5913(02)N73-17180 14 ppAvail NTIS . 1972
Selected Photographic Techniques:A CompilationNASA SP-5914(01)N68-90175 12ppAvail NTIS 1968
NASA SP-5914(02)N72-15419 31 ppAvail NTIS 1971
Metal Fabrication: A CompilationNASA SP-5915(01)N68-90176Avail NTIS
13 pp1968
Electrical Hand Tools and Techniques:A CompilationNASA SP-5916(01)N68-90187 ' 13 ppAvail NTIS 1968
NASA SP-5916(02)N68-90185 14 ppAvail NTIS 1968
NASA SP-5916(03)N75-13267 . 28 ppAvail NTIS 1974
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Electronic Circuits: A CompilationNASA SP-5917(01)N68-90177 24 ppAvail NTIS 1968
NASA SP-5917(02)N68-90189 20 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Welding Technology: A CompilationNASA SP-5918(01)N71-23776 25 ppAvail NTIS 1970
NASA SP-5918(02)N74-25976 43 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Graphic Arts Techniques and Equipment:A CompilationNASA SP-5919(01)N71-24205 23 ppAvail NTIS 1970
NASA SP-5919(02)N74-29308 28 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow:A CompilationNASA SP-5920(01)N68-90181 9ppAvail NTIS 1968
Low Temperature Mechanical Propertiesof Various Alloys: A CompilationNASA SP-5921(01)N71-23795 24 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Material Cutting, Shaping, and Forming:A CompilationNASA SP-5922(01)N71-24171 24 ppAvail NTIS 1970
NASA SP-5922(02)N74-26986 28 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Packaging and Container Technology:A CompUationNASA SP-5923(01)N71-24967 14 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Tools, Fixtures, and Test Equipmentfor Flat Conductor Cables:A CompilationNASA SP-5924(01)N69-90015 24 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Bonding and Joining Technology: ACompilationNASA SP-5925(01)N72-10404 22 ppA vail NTIS 1971
NASA SP-5925(02)N74-30963 25ppAvail NTIS 1974
NASA SP-5925(03)N71-25026 24 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Measurement Technology: A CompilationNASA SP-5926(01)N72-25421 37 ppAvail NTIS 1972
NASA SP-5926(02)N74-26985 22 ppAvail NTIS 1974
NASA SP-5926(03)N71-28402 23 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Valve Technology: A CompilationNASA SP-5927(01)N72-12423 25 ppAvail NTIS 1971
NASA SP-5927(02)N71-28282 20 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Safety and Maintenance Engineering:A CompilationNASA SP-5928(01)N74-30390 28 ppAvail NTIS 1974
NASA SP-5928(02)N71-33592 22 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Materials Handling: A CompilationNASA SP-5929(01)N71-30864 16 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Thermal Insulation: A CompilationNASA SP-5930(01)N71-30851 14 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Testing Methods and Techniques:A CompilationNASA SP-5931(01)N75-13586 29 ppAvail NTIS 1974
NASA SP-593l(02)N71-30183 17ppAvail NTIS 1970
Succeeding issues under each title contain a new collection on the state of the an.
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Cryogenics: A CompilationNASA SP-5932(01)N71-30707Avail NTIS
Management Techniques:A CompilationNASA SP-5933(01)N71-31516Avail NTIS
15 pp1971
21 pp1970
Assembly Technology: A CompilationNASA SP-5934(01)N71-31394 17 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Communications and Telemetry:A CompilationNASA SP-5935(01)N71-32567Avail NTIS
41 pp1971
Cables and Connectors: A CompilationNASA SP-5936(01)N74-29576 22 ppAvail NTIS 1974
NASA SP-5936(02)N75-19692 34 ppAvail NTIS 1974
NASA SP-5936(03)N71-32371 27 ppAvail NTIS 1971
Optical Devices: Lasers:A CompilationNASA SP-5937(01)N71-32382Avail NTIS
27 pp1971
Fluid Technology (Selected Components,Devices, and Systems): A CompilationNASA SP-5938(01)N71-33142 19 ppAvail NTIS 1970
NASA SP-5938(02)N74-28776Avail NTIS
30 pp1974
Theoretical and Applied Mathematics:A CompilationNASA SP-5939(01)N71-34532 26 ppAvail NTIS 1971
Metallurgy: A CompilationNASA SP-5940(01)N71-34471 31 ppAvail NTIS - 1970
NASA SP-5940(02)N72-17500 16 ppAvail NTIS 1972
NASA SP-5940(03)N73-25598 28 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Optical Devices: Instrumentation:A CompilationNASA SP-594l(01)N71-35513 32 ppA vail NTIS 1971
The DC Power Circuits: A CompilationNASA SP-5942(01)N72-19285 27 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Testing Methods and Techniques:Testing Electrical and ElectronicDevices: A CompilationNASA SP-5943(01)N72-19515Avail NTIS
27 pp1972
Testing Methods and Techniques:Strengths of Materials and Components:A CompilationNASA SP-5944(01)N72-18899 26 ppA vail NTIS 1971
Testing Methods and Techniques:Environmental Testing: A CompilationNASA SP-5945(01)N72-14453 25 ppA vail NTIS 1971
Electronic Signal Generators:A CompilationNASA SP-5946(01)N72-12083 25 ppAvail NTIS 1971
Electronic Amplifiers: A CompilationNASA SP-5947(01)N72-14233 25 ppAvail NTIS 1971
Electronic Switches and ControlCircuits: A CompilationNASA SP-5948(01)N72-20202 22 ppAvail NTIS 1971
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Digital Circuits for ComputerApplications: A CompilationNASA SP-5949(01)N72-21209Avail NTIS
24 pp1972
Electronic Circuits for CommunicationsSystems: A CompilationNASA SP-5950(01)N72-19286 34 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Electronic Test and CalibrationCircuits: A CompilationNASA SP-5951(01)N72-22239 22 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Testing Methods and Techniques:Quality Control and NondestructiveTesting: A CompilationNASA SP-5952(02)N73-20528 . 24 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Metallurgical Processing: A CompilationNASA SP-5953(01)N73-20593 24 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Transducer Applications:A CompilationNASA SP-5954(01)N72-23467Avail NTIS
37 pp1972
Computer Programs: InformationRetrieval and Data Analysis:A CompilationNASA SP-5955(01)N73-18204Avail NTIS
18 pp1972
Automatic Controls and Regulators:A CompilationNASA SP-5956(01)N74-29604 36 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Analytical Techniques and Instrumen-tation: A CompilationNASA SP-5957(01)N74-25948 25 ppAvail NTIS 1974
NASA SP-5957(02)N74-28939 30 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Analytical Techniques and Instrumen-tation: A Compilation (cont.)NASA SP-5957(03)N74-30897 28 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Biomedicine: A CompilationNASA SP-5958(01)N73-32007Avail NTIS
32 pp1973
Heat Transfer and Thermodynamics:A CompilationNASA SP-5959(01)N74-30367 30 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Solid State Technology: A CompilationNASA SP-5960(01)N74-10692 33 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Chemistry Technology: Adhesives andPlastics: A CompilationNASA SP-596l(01)N73-23630 25 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Computer Programs: Operational andMathematical: A CompilationNASA SP-5962(01)N73-32089 13 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Computer Programs: Electronic CircuitDesign Criteria: A CompilationNASA SP-5963(01)N74-10225 13 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Electronic Control Circuits:A CompilationNASA SP-5964(01)N74-13939Avail NTIS
26 pp1973
Optical Devices: A CompilationNASA SP-5965(01)N76-20961Avail NTIS
28 pp1976
Computer Programs: Mechanical andStructural Design Criteria:A CompilationNASA SP-5966(01)N74-10841Avail NTIS
17 pp1973
Succeeding issues under each title contain a new collection on the state of the art.
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Computer Programs: Special Applica-tions: A CompilationNASA SP-5967(01)N74-28688 . 14 ppAvail NTIS 1974
NASA SP-5967(02)N74-33678 20ppAvail NTIS 1974
Electrical and Electronic Devices andComponents: A CompilationNASA SP-5971(01)N75-33324 29 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Electronic Components Subsystems andEquipment: A CompilationNASA SP-5971(03)N75-32320 38 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Electronic Equipment, Systems, andTechniques: A CompilationNASA SP-5972(01)N75-12200 31 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Electronic Circuits and Systems:A CompilationNASA SP-5972(02)N75-31342Avail NTIS
Analytical and Test Equipment:A CompilationNASA SP-5972(03)N75-33376Avail NTIS
30 pp1975
30 pp1975
Analytical Techniques: A CompilationNASA SP-5972(04)N75-32473 35 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Communications Techniques andEquipment: A CompilationNASA SP-5972(05)N76-22425 36 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Displays, Memories, and SignalProcessing: A CompilationNASA SP-5972(06)N76-21392 45 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Electronic Circuits: A CompilationNASA SP-5972(07)N76-20372 45 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Physical Sciences: Thermodynamics,Cryogenics, and Vacuum Technology:A CompilationNASA SP-5973(01)N74-34173 26 ppAvail NTIS • • ' ' 1974
Optics and Lasers: A CompilationNASA SP-5973(02)N76-20465Avail NTIS
31 pp1976
Optical Technology: A CompilationNASA SP-5973(03)N76-20465 31ppAvail NTIS 1976
Analytical and Applied Chemistry: . .A CompilationNASA SP-5974(01)N74-33605 . 26 ppAvail NTIS - 1974
Materials: A CompilationNASA SP-5974(02)N74-33999Avail NTIS
20 pp1974
Composite Materials: A CompilationNASA SP-5974(03)N76-21294 25 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Measurement, Testing, and SafetyTechnology: A CompilationNASA SP-5976(01)N75-12343 28 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Valves and Other Mechanical Compo-nents and Equipment: A CompilationNASA SP-5976(02)N76-21561 32 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Fluid Handling Equipment:A CompilationNASA SP-5976(03)N76-20491 28 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Mechanical Systems: A CompilationNASA SP-5976(04)N76-20490 30 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Mechanical Devices: A CompilationNASA SP-5976(05)N76-21555 39 ppAvail NTIS 1976
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Hand and Power Tools: A Compilation Welding and Joining: A CompilationNASA SP-5976(06) NASA SP-5978(03)N76-20489 29 pp N76-12363 30 ppAvaiJNTIS 1976 Avail NTIS 1975
Machinery, Equipment and Tools: Mathematical Techniques:A Compilation A CompilationNASA SP-5977(01) NASA SP-5979(01)N74-33998 26 pp N75-33770 25 ppAvail NTIS 1974 Avail NTIS 1975
Manufacturing Design and QualityControl: A CompilationNASA SP-5977(03)N76-20508 29 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Fabrication Technology: A CompilationNASA SP-5978(01)N74-34000 26 ppAvail NTIS 1974
NASA SP-5978(02)N75-12162 25 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Succeeding issues under each title contain a new collection on the state of the art.
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Management Evaluation and Analysis Standards
Reliability Program EvaluationProceduresNASA SP-6002N63-21912Avail NTIS
52 pp1963
Quality Program Evaluation ProceduresNASA SP-6003N63-21435 69 ppAvail NTIS 1963
Mass Properties StandardsM. L. Seccomb
System for management of mass propertiesduring procurement and use of spacevehicles.NASA SP-6004N65-24019 92 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Electrical Power Management StandardManagement standards for electrical powercontrol during procurement and use of spacevehicles in Apollo project.NASA SP-6005N65-27944 36 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Weight/Performance ManagementSurvey ManualWeight/performance management surveymanual for Apollo project.NASA SP-6006N65-34436 34 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Electrical Power Management SurveyManualProcedures for management audit of NASAApollo Program.
NASA SP-6007N65-33831 33 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Structural Systems and ProgramDecisionsComputer weight/performance predictionmethod to assess design and program and tooptimize structural systems similar to those ofSaturn V for management planning.Volume 1NASA SP-6008N66-31233 437 ppAvail NTIS 1966Volume 2NASA SP-6008(01)N66-33076 276 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Forecasts and Appraisals forManagement EvaluationWeight/performance data, mathematicalmodels, probable error relationships forApollo project.Volume 1NASA SP-6009N66-29966 229 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Volume 2
NASA SP-6009(01)N66-29967Avail NTIS
405 pp1966
An Introduction to the Evaluation ofReliability Programs
D. S. Liberman, A. J. SlecbterBasic fundamentals applying to evaluation ofreliability program effectiveness.NASA SP-6501N67-19275 67 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Elements of Design Review for SpaceSystems
R. E. Boss, C. H. McGaffinDesign review procedures for space systemcontractors to optimize design and functionalperformance in terms of total system require-ments.NASA SP-6502N67-33400 62 ppAvail NTIS 1967
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Introduction to the Derivation of Mis-sion Requirements Profiles for SystemElementsDevelopment of mission requirement profilefor subsystem components from overall sys-tem profile.NASA SP-6503N68-15683 91 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Failure Reporting and ManagementTechniques in the Surveyor Program
E. F. Grant, D. S. Liberman,F. A. Paul
NASA SP-6504N67-90166Avail NTIS
43 pp1967
Parts and Materials Application Reviewfor Space Systems
R. E. Boss, J. P. Craig,S. J. Henkel, jr.
Parts and materials application review forproject managment of space systems engi-neering.NASA SP-6505N68-10120 . 58 ppAvail NTIS 1967
An Introduction to the Assurance ofHuman Performance in Space SystemsHuman factors engineering techniques forreducing human errors in space systemsdevelopment.NASA SP-6506N68-20357 42 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Parts, Materials, and ProcessesExperience SummaryVolume I
NASA SP-6507N74-20070 337 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Volume II
NASA SP-6507N74-14140 381 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Failure Analysis of Electronic Parts:Laboratory Methods
R. J. Anstead, E. GoldbergNASA SP-6508N75-23853 ' 79 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Techniques of Final Preseal VisualInspection
R. ]. AnsteadNASA SP-6509N75-25205 63 ppAvail NTIS 1975
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Bibliographies
Contract Number Index to ReportsAnnounced in STARContract number index of scientific andtechnical aerospace reports—informationretrieval.NASA SP-7001N64-I7262 197 ppAvail NTIS 1964
High Energy Propellants: A ContinuingBibliographyPublished annually from 1964 to 1967.NASA SP-7002Avail NTIS
Lunar Surface Studies: A ContinuingBibliographyPublished annually from 1964 to 1968.NASA SP-7003Avail NTIS
Communications Satellites: A ContinuingBibliographyPublished annually from 1964 to 1968.NASA SP-7004Avail NTIS
A Selected Listing of NASA Scientificand Technical Reports for 1963NASA SP-7005N64-19889 ' 245 ppAvail NTIS ' 1964
Bibliographies on Aerospace Science:A Continuing BibliographyPublished in 1964, 1965, 1966, 1968.NASA SP-7006Avail NTIS
Preparing Contractor Reports forNASA: Repro Typing and LayoutNASA SP-7007.N64-28073 19 ppAvail GPO 1963
Preparing Contractor Reports forNASA: Technical IllustratingTechnical illustrating: graphs, line drawings,perspective drawing, photographs, typography,and layout.NASA SP-7008N64-26749 27 ppAvail GPO 1964
Lasers and Masers: A ContinuingBibliographyPublished annually from 1965 to 1968.
NASA SP-7009N65-25599 283 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Clarity in Technical ReportingS. Katzoff
Mechanisms for writing abstracts andtechnical reports.
NASA SP-7010N64-26421 30 ppAvail GPO 1964
Aerospace Medicine and Biology:A Continuing BibliographyPublished monthly.*NASASP-7011Avail NTIS
The International System of Units:Physical Constants and ConversionFactors
E. A. MecbtlyTables of conversion factors and physical con-stants in International System of Units.NASA SP-7012N73-26969 ' 23 ppAvail GPO 1973
NASA Publications Manual, 1974NASA SP-7013N75-13676Avail GPO
57 pp1974
Bibliography Related to Human FactorsSystem Program, July 1962-Febtuary1964
R, J. PotockoNASA SP-7014N64-28317 • 242 ppAvail NTIS 1964
Extraterrestrial Life: A BibliographyPart I. Report LiteratureNASA SP-7015N65-16598 80 ppAvail NTIS 1964
Part II. Published LiteratureNASA SP-7015N66-16566 345 ppA vail NTIS 1965
'Available through NTIS subscription service.
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Guide to the Subject Indexes for Scien-tific and Technical Aerospace ReportsGuide to subject indexes for aerospace scien-tific and technological information processingand retrieval.
NASA SP-7016N66-35686 471ppAvail NTIS 1966
Planetary Atmospheres: A ContinuingBibliographyPublished in 1965, 1966, and 1968.
NASA SP-7017Avail NTIS
A Selected Listing of NASA Scientificand Technical Reports for 1964NASA SP-7018N65-20163 1137ppAvail GPO 1965
Contract Number Index to ReportsAnnounced in CSTAR, Volume 2, 1964Part 1
NASA SP-7019N65-17535 156 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Part 2
NASA SP-7019N65-12088 80 ppAvail NTIS 1964
Lubrication, Corrosion, and Wear:A Continuing BibliographyPublished in 1965, 1966, and 1968.
NASA SP-7020Avail NTIS
Ballistocardiography: A BibliographyNASA SP-7021N65-35520 49 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Space Communications: Theory andApplications: A Bibliography
L. C. Bickford, R. F. Filipowsky
Volume 1. Modulation and Channels
NASA SP-7022(01)N65-27821 486 ppAvail GPO 1965
Volume 2. Coding and Detection Theory
NASA SP-7022(02)N65-29846 426 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Volume 3. Information Processing and Ad-vanced Techniques
NASA SP-7022(03)N65-31136 463 ppAvail NTIS 1965
Space Communications: Theory andApplications: A Bibliography (cont.)Volume 4. Satellite and Deep Space Applica-tions
NASA SP-7022(04)N65-32187 303 ppAvail NTIS 1965
An Annotated Bibliography ofComputer-Aided Circuit Analysis andDesign
C. W. Meissner, Jr.NASA SP-7023N68-19882 44 ppAvail NTIS 1968
A Selected Listing of NASA Scientificand Technical Reports for 1965Annotated bibliography on NASA scientificand technical reports for 1965 with corporatesource, subject, and author indexes.
NASA SP-7024N66-26846 1402 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Preparing Contractor Reports forNASA: Data Presentation
P. P. Taylor, Jr.Guidelines for presentation of graphical andtabular data.
NASA SP-7025N66-38488 32 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Particles and Fields Research:A Bibliography
W. N. Hess, G. D. MeadRocket and satellite research bibliography onmagnetic and electric fields, and cosmic ener-getic particles.
NASA SP-7026N66-30156 173 ppAvail NTIS 1966
Secondary Aerospace Batteries andBattery Materials: A Bibliography
G. Ha/pert, W. H. Webster, Jr.Annotated bibliography on secondary aero-space battery materials and related processesfrom 1923 through 1968.
NASA SP-7027N70-22825 154ppAvail NTIS 1969
A Selected Listing of NASA Scientificand Technical Reports for 1966NASA SP-7028N67-29260 2078 ppAvail GPO 1967
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NASA Scientific and Technical Reportsfor 1967: A Selected ListingNASA SP-7029N68-29039 424 ppAvail NTIS 1968
NASA ThesaurusSubject terms for indexing scientific andtechnical information.Volume I. Alphabetical Listing, A-L
NASA SP-7030N68-11307 44lppAvail NTIS 1967
Volume II. Alphabetical Listing, M-Z
NASA SP-7030N68-11308 428 ppAvail NTIS 1967
Volume III. AppendixesNASA SP-7030N68-11309 651ppAvail NTIS 1967
Properties of Selected Radioisotopes.Volume I: Unclassified Literature
/. Epstein, D. HarrisAnnotated bibliography of nuclear, chemical,and physical properties of nine radioactiveisotopes.
NASA SP-7031N68-29959 189 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Properties of Selected Radioisotopes.Volume II: Classified Literature
/. Epstein, D. HarrisNASASP-7032 46 ppX69.-50006 1968
NASA Scientific and Technical Reportsfor 1968: A Selected ListingNASA SP-7033N69-29492 453 ppAvail NTIS 1969
R and D Reporting: Guidance forTechnical Monitors of NASA ContractsOptions and information resources open toNASA monitors.NASA SP-7034N70-14397 16 ppAvail NTIS 1969
NASA Scientific and Technical Reportsand Publications for 1969: A SelectedListingBibliographic citations and abstracts of NASAscientific and technical reports with indexes.
NASA SP-7035N70-34702 950 ppAvail GPO 1970
Remote Sensing of Earth Resources:A Literature Survey With IndexesAnnotated bibliography of literature onremote sensing of Earth resources announcedbetween January/February 1962 and 1970.NASA SP-7036N70-41047 1220 ppA vail NTIS 1970
Remote Sensing of Earth Resources(Supplement)Section 1. AbstractsNASA SP-7036(01)N75-25235 654 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Section 2. IndexesNASA SP-7036(01)N75-25236 402 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Aeronautical Engineering: A SpecialBibliographyPublished monthly.*NASA SP-7037Avail NTIS
Significant NASA Inventions Availablefor Licensing in Foreign CountriesPublished in 1971, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976,1977.NASA SP-7038Avail GPO
NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography:A Continuing BibliographyPublished semiannually. *
NASA SP-7039Avail NTIS
NASA Thesarus Alphabetical Update
Thesaurus of postable and nonpostable sub-ject terms currently approved for use inNASA scientific and technical informationsystem.NASA SP-7040N72-15923 6l9ppA vail NTIS 1971
"Available through NTIS subscription service.
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Earth Resources: A ContinuingBibliography
Published quarterly.*
NASA SP-7041Avail NTIS
Energy: A Special Bibliography WithIndexes
NASA SP-7042N74-29337 534 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Energy: A Continuing BibliographyWith IndexesPublished quarterly.*
NASA SP-7043Avail NTIS
Secondary Aerospace Batteries andBattery Materials: A Bibliography(1969-1974)
P. McDermott, G. Ha/pert,S. Ekpanyaskun, et al,
NASA SP-7044N77-16437 161 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Technology for Large Space Systems:A Continuing Bibliography
NASA SP-7046N79-20146 164 ppAvail NTIS 1979
NASA ThesaurusVolume I. Alphabetical ListingNASA SP-7050N76-17992Avail NTISVolume II. Access Vocabulary
NASA SP-7050N76-17993Avail NTIS
NASA Guidelines on Report Literature
NASA seeks for inclusion in its Scientific andTechnical Information System researchreports, conference proceedings, meetingpapers, monographs, and doctoral and post-graduate theses which relate to the NASAmission and objectives. Topics of interest toNASA are presented.NASA SP-7200N79-13914 27 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Management: A Continuing LiteratureSurvey With Indexes
Published annually. *NASA SP-7500Avail NTIS
The Systems Approach to Management.An Annotated Bibliography WithIndexesNASA SP-7501N69-34917 69 ppA vail NTIS 1969
OGO Program Summary: The OrbitingGeophysical Observatories
/. E. Jackson, J. I, Vette
NASA SP-7601N76-19643 307 ppAvail NTIS 1975
820 pp1976
442 pp1976
"Available through NTIS subscription service.
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Space Vehicle Design Criteria
Buffeting During Atmospheric AscentAeroelastic spacecraft design to minimizebuffeting during atmospheric ascent.
NASA SP-8001N71-20473 19 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Flight-Loads Measurements DuringLaunch and ExitNASA SP-8002N66-85660 7 ppAvail NTIS 1964
Flutter, Buzz, and DivergenceNASA SP-8003N70-71604Avail NTIS
10 pp1964
Panel FlutterCriteria for predicting,evaluating panel flutter.
NASA SP-8004N73-11932Avail NTIS
preventing, and
52 pp1972
Solar Electromagnetic RadiationValues for solar constant and solar spectralirradiance based on air and spaceborne obser-vations for use in design of spacecraft, spacevehicles, subsystems, and experiments.
NASA SP-8005N71-30888 36 ppAvail NTIS 1971
Local Steady Aerodynamic LoadsDuring Launch and ExitNASA SP-8006N70-71605Avail NTIS
12 pp1965
Buckling of Thin-Walled CircularCylindersPredicting buckling of thin-walled, uniformstiffened and unstiffened circular cylindricalshells under static loading.
NASA SP-8007N69-23320 58 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Prelaunch Ground Wind LoadsNASA SP-8008N70-71628Avail NTIS
16 pp1965
Propellant Slosh LoadsNASA SP-8009N69-14553Avail NTIS
188pp1968
Models of Mars Atmosphere (1974)NASA SP-8010N75-19107 52 ppA vail NTIS 1974
Models of Venus Atmosphere (1972)
Engineering models of Venus atmosphere,based on theory and measured data.
NASA SP-8011N73-16824 63 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Natural Vibration Model Analysis/. S. Archer
Natural vibration model analysis as related tospace vehicle design criteria.
NASA SP-8012N69-22773 35 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Meteoroid Environment Model—1969(Near Earth to Lunar Surface)Meteoroid environment model for cometaryorigin near Earth to lunar surface.
NASA SP-8013N69-40326 35 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Entry Thermal ProtectionNASA SP-8014N69-71545Avail NTIS
37 pp1968
Guidance and Navigation for EntryVehiclesGuidance and navigation for atmospheric en-try phase of vehicles.
NASA SP-8015N69-19518 47 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Effects of Structural Flexibility onSpacecraft Control Systems
Design and test criteria regarding structuralflexibility effects on spacecraft stability andcontrol systems.
NASA SP-8016N69-37030 70 ppA vail NTIS 1969
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Magnetic Fields—Earth andExtraterrestrial
Strength and direction data on Earth andextraterrestrial magnetic fields for guidance invehicle design.NASA SP-8017N69-40269 70 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Spacecraft Magnetic TorquesMagnetic . torque resulting from interactionbetween magnetic properties of spacecraftand ambient magnetic field.NASA SP-8018N69-30339 55 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Buckling of Thin-Walled TruncatedCones
Buckling of thin-walled truncated conical shellsunder static loads.NASA SP-8019N69-24131 32 ppAvail NTIS 1968
Surface Models of Mars (1975)NASA SP-8020N75-32989Avail NTIS
84 pp1975
Models of Earth's Atmosphere (90 to2500 km)Model for predicting atmospheric parametersat altitudes between 90 and 2500 km.NASA SP-8021N73-27325 63 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Staging Loads
Analysis of loads produced on spacecraft bystaging operations and practices to ensure thatstaging loads are included in spacecraftdesign.NASA SP-8022N71-28634 30 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Lunar Surface ModelsEngineering models of lunar topography in-cluding dielectric, optical, terrain, and cratermodels.NASA SP-8023N70-18901 60 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Spacecraft Gravitational TorquesGravitational torque effects and analysis forsatellite design.NASA SP-8024N70-23418 51ppAvail NTIS 1969
Solid Rocket Motor Metal CasesGuidelines and practices for design of solidrocket motor cases.NASA SP-8025N70-29740 103 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Spacecraft Star TrackersDesign criteria for spacecraft star trackers.NASA SP-8026N70-38721 69 ppA vail NTIS 1970
Spacecraft Radiation TorquesRadiation torque sources and effects on space-craft and spacecraft attitude control systemdesign.NASA SP-8027N71-24312 41 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Entry Vehicle ControlStabilization and control systems for reentryvehicles.NASA SP-8028N70-28538 51ppAvail NTIS 1969
Aerodynamic and Rocket-Exhaust Heat-ing During Launch and AscentNASA SP-8029N70-18828 33 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Transient Loads From Thrust ExcitationAnalysis of transient loads produced by igni-tion of rocket engine during launch and flightoperations for solid and liquid propellantrocket engines.NASA SP-8030N71-24281 28 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Slosh SuppressionSlosh suppression devices for aerospace vehi-cle control stability.NASA SP-8031N70-21848 36 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Buckling of Thin-Walled DoublyCurved ShellsCriteria and recommended practices fordesign of compressively loaded thin-walleddoubly curved shells.NASA SP-8032N70-22356 35 ppAvail NTIS 1969
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Spacecraft Earth Horizon SensorsEngineering design of spacecraft Earth hori-zon sensors.NASA SP-8033N70-35570 49 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Spacecraft Mass Expulsion TorquesSpacecraft design considerations associatedwith disturbance torques caused by mass ex-pulsion.NASA SP-8034N70-36852 39 ppAvail NTIS 1969
Wind Loads During AscentDetermining wind induced structural loadson space vehicles during ascent.NASA SP-8035N70-36953 36 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Effects of Structural Flexibility onLaunch Vehicle Control SystemsStructural flexibility effects on launch vehiclecontrol systems and design criteria.NASA SP-8036N70-39774 51ppAvail NTIS 1970
Assessment and Control of SpacecraftMagnetic FieldsNASA SP-8037N71-13078 30 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Meteoroid Environment Model—1970(Interplanetary and Planetary)
Astronomical meteoroid environment modelfor space missions.NASA SP-8038N71-17525 69ppAvail NTIS 1970
Solid Rocket Motor PerformanceAnalysis and PredictionCurrent design practices and technology forpredicting propulsion performance of solidpropellant rocket engine designs.NASA SP-8039N72-18785 113 ppA vail NTIS 1971
Fracture Control of Metallic PressureVessels
Design criteria for fracture optimization ofmetallic pressure vessels.NASA SP-8040N71-14130 65 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Captive-Fired Testing of Solid RocketMotors
Captive-fired testing of solid rocket motorsfor design criteria.NASA SP-8041N71-30866 lOlppA vail NTIS 1971
Meteoroid Damage AssessmentMeteoroid damage determination and space-craft structure protection and reliability.NASA SP-8042N71-25070 50 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Design-Development TestingCriteria and procedures for testing spacecraftstructural elements and components.NASA SP-8043N71-25069 35 ppA vail NTIS 1970
Qualification TestingQualification tests conducted on flight qual-ity components, subsystems, and systems toprove that structural design requirementshave been achieved.NASA SP-8044N71-29045 30 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Acceptance TestingStandardization of structural acceptance testsconducted on flight hardware.NASA SP-8045N71-31033 34. ppAvail NTIS 1970
Landing Impact Attenuation for Non-Surface-Planing LandersNASA SP-8046N70-38294 47 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Spacecraft Sun SensorsDesign criteria and performance specifica-tions for spacecraft Sun sensors.NASA SP-8047N71-17756 42 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Liquid Rocket Engine TurbopumpBearings
Bearing requirements for liquid rocket engineturbopumps.NASA SP-8048N71-28011 85 ppAvail NTIS 1971
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The Earth's IonosphereSpace vehicle design with considerations forionospheric electron and ionic density,plasma temperature of ionosphere, andneutral component.NASA SP-8049N71-30849 49 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Structural Vibration PredictionInternal loads and stresses caused by spacevehicle vibration resulting from induced ornatural environments.NASA SP-8050N71-19281 . 41 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Solid Rocket Motor IgnitersDesign approach for solid propellant rocketigniters.NASA SP-8051N71-30346 l l l p pAvailNTIS 1971
Liquid Rocket Engine TurbopumpInducersDesign criteria for liquid rocket engine turbo-pump inducers.NASA SP-8052N71-34950 255 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Nuclear and Space Radiation Effects onMaterialsEffects of nuclear and space radiation onmechanical, thermal, and optical propertiesof spacecraft structural materials.NASA SP-8053N71-25034 48 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Space Radiation ProtectionCriteria and procedures for determiningdosage of penetrating space radiation anddesign of appropriate protection for spacevehicles.NASA SP-8054N71-25075 50 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Prevention of Coupled Structure-Propulsion Instability (Pogo)NASA SP-8055N71-26080 51ppAvail NTIS 1970
Flight Separation MechanismsCriteria and recommended practices fordesigning and testing flight separationmechanisms.NASA SP-8056N71-28986Avail NTIS
39 pp1970
Structural Design Criteria Applicable toA Space ShuttleUpdated structural design criteria for mannedspace shuttle missions.NASA SP-8057N73-17881 99 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Spacecraft Aerodynamic TorquesAssessment of disturbance torques due to in-teraction of spacecraft with atmosphere inlong duration orbits for use in design ofspacecraft attitude control systems.NASA SP-8058N71-25935 37 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Spacecraft Attitude Control DuringThrusting ManeuversNASA SP-8059N71-26198 51 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Compartment VentingAnalysis of internal and external gas ventingsystem of spacecraft.NASA SP-8060N71-28166 31 ppAvail NTIS 1970
Interactions With Umbilicals andLaunch StandCriteria and recommendations to ensure com-patible interfaces between space vehicle struc-ture and launch stand ground support equip-ment.NASA SP-8061N71-28829 23 ppAvail NTIS . 1970
Entry Gasdynamic HeatingDetermining heat transfer to space vehiclesentering planetary atmospheres for properdesign and thermal protection.
NASA SP-8062N71-31179 60ppAvailNTIS 1971
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Lubrication, Friction, and WearLubrication, friction, and wear processes ana-lyzed for space vehicle design criteria.NASA SP-8063N71-31471 180 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Solid Propellant Selection andCharacterizationAnalysis of properties of solid rocket propel-lants and parameters which affect choice ofpropellant for specific applications.NASA SP-8064N72-13737 116 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Tubular Spacecraft Booms (Extendable,Reel Stored)Development of reliable and operationaldesign programs for spacecraft guidance andcontrol.NASA SP-8065N71-33330 52 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Deployable Aerodynamic DecelerationSystemsCriteria and recommended practices fordesign, selection, analysis, and testing ofdeployable aerodynamic deceleration systems.
NASA SP-8066N71-31303 88 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Earth Albedo and Emitted RadiationGlobal annual averages of Earth albedo andradiation used to estimate long term effectson space vehicle equipment and surfaces.NASA SP-8067N71-33104 ' 48 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Buckling Strength of Structural PlatesDesigns for determining buckling strength ofstructural plates for spacecraft.NASA SP-8068N71-33331 50ppAvailNTIS 1971
The Planet Jupiter (1970)
Visible, infrared, and radio observations ofJupiter using Earth based and airborne equip-ment.NASA SP-8069N72-17909 93 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Spaceborne Digital Computer SystemsDesign criteria for guidance and controlspaceborne computer selection includingphysical and functional characteristics andreliability.NASA SP-8070N71-33679 . 82 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Passive Gravity-Gradient LibrationDampersNASA SP-8071N71-34590 60 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Acoustic Loads Generated by thePropulsion SystemDesign of flightworthy space vehicle.NASA SP-8072N71-33195Avail NTIS
Solid Propellant Grain StructuralIntegrity AnalysisNASA SP-8073N74-19389Avail NTIS
Spacecraft Solar Cell ArraysNASA SP-8074N71-37630Avail NTIS
54 pp1971
I l4pp1973
54 pp1971
Solid Propellant Processing Factors inRocket Motor DesignNASA SP-8075N72-31767 82 ppAvailNTIS 1971
Solid Propellant Grain Design and In-ternal BallisticsNASA SP-8076N73-15804 110 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Transportation and Handling LoadsCriteria and recommended practices forpredicting and verifying transportation andhandling loads for space vehicle structure ormajor segments.NASA SP-8077N72-12891 48 ppAvailNTIS 1971
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Spaceborne Electronic Imaging SystemsCriteria and recommended practices fordesigning spaceborne elements of electronicimaging systems.NASA SP-8078N72-14169 71 ppAvail NTIS 1971
Structural Interaction With ControlSystemsPredictions of structural interrelationshipswith spacecraft active and passive controlsystems to determine optimum design.NASA SP-8079N72-17920 56 ppA vail NTIS 1971
Liquid Rocket Pressure Regulators,Relief Valves, Check Valves, BurstDiscs, and Explosive ValvesNASA SP-8080N74-10724 123 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Liquid Propellant Gas GeneratorsDesign of gas turbine for furnishing hot gasesfor turbine drives and analysis of limitationsimposed by thermal stresses.NASA SP-8081N73-27705 HOppA vail NTIS 1972
Stress-Corrosion Cracking in MetalsCriteria and recommended practices for pre-venting stress-corrosion cracking in spacecraftstructures.NASA SP-8082N72-17928 42 ppA vail NTIS 1971
Discontinuity Stresses in MetallicPressure VesselsNASA SP-8083N72-26933 69 ppA vail NTIS 1971
Surface Atmospheric Extremes (Launchand Transportation Areas)Effects of atmospheric surface parameters onspace vehicle design and operation.NASA SP-8084N74-30047 77 ppAvail NTIS 1974
The Planet Mercury (1971)Physical properties of Mercury, including at-mosphere and surface, for space vehicle de-sign criteria.NASA SP-8085N72-20799 63 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Space Vehicle Displays Design CriteriaDesign and evaluation of spacecraft displayguidance and control systems.NASA SP-8086N72-26337 45 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Liquid Rocket Engine Fluid-CooledCombustion ChambersMonograph for design and development ofcombustion chambers for liquid propellantrocket engines.NASA SP-8087N73-31697 120 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Liquid Rocket Metal Tanks and TankComponentsNASA SP-8088N75-13022 165 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Liquid Rocket Engine InjectorsNASA SP-8089N76-30284Avail NTIS
130pp1976
Liquid Rocket Actuators and OperatorsNASA SP-8090N74-17785 158 ppAvail NTIS 1973
The Planet Saturn (1970)Saturn planet and environment data forspacecraft designers.NASA SP-8091N72-29840 103 ppAvail NTIS . 1972
Assessment and Control of SpacecraftElectromagnetic InterferenceDesign criteria relating to assessment andcontrol of spacecraft electromagnetic interfer-
NASA SP-8092N72-26119Avail NTIS
37 PP1972
Solid Rocket Motor Internal InsulationNASA SP-8093N77-30171 124 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Liquid Rocket Engine ValveComponentsNASA SP-8094N74-27276 150 ppAvail NTIS 1973
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Preliminary Criteria for the FractureControl of Space Shuttle StructuresNASA SP-8095N72-25851 16 ppAvail NTIS 1971
Space Vehicle Gyroscope SensorApplicationAnalysis of factors involved in specification,design, and evaluation of gyroscopes forspaceborne sensor applications.
NASA SP-8096N73-12680 87 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Liquid Rocket Valve AssembliesNASA SP-8097N74-26979Avail NTIS
154pp1973
Effects of Structural Flexibility on EntryVehicle Control SystemsNASA SP-8098N72-29870 68 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Combining Ascent LoadsCriteria and guidelines for combining loadsduring ascent phase of space flight.
NASA SP-8099N73-11897 36 ppAvail NTIS 1972
Liquid Rocket Engine TurbopumpGearsNASA SP-8100N75-10166 117 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Liquid Rocket Engine TurbopumpShafts and CouplingsNASA SP-8101N74-14441 130ppAvail NTIS 1972
Space Vehicle AccelerometerApplicationsNASA SP-8102N73-26891 87 ppAvail NTIS 1972
The Planets Uranus, Neptune, andPluto (1971)
Influence of Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto en-vironment on design of spacecraft probes.
NASA SP-8103N73-11870 99ppAvail NTIS 1972
Structural Interaction With Transporta-tion and Handling SystemsSpace vehicle design to withstand adverseconditions involved in handling and transpor-tation from factory to launch site.
NASA SP-8104N73-21839 41 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Spacecraft Thermal EnvironmentGuidance for assessment and control of space-craft temperatures.
NASA SP-8105N73-26890 48 ppAvail NTIS 1973
Turbopump Systems for Liquid RocketEnginesNASA SP-8107N75-20470 168 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Advanced Composite StructuresNASA SP-8108N76-12115Avail NTIS
107 pp1974
Liquid Rocket Engine Centrifugal FlowTurbopumpsNASA SP-8109N74-28961 116ppAvail NTIS 1973
Liquid Rocket Engine TurbinesNASA SP-8110N74-34245Avail NTIS
158pp1974
Assessment and Control of ElectrostaticChargesNASA SP-8111N74-27534 53 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Pressurization Systems for LiquidRocketsNASA SP-8112N76-22300 167 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Liquid Rocket Engine CombustionStabilization DevicesNASA SP-8113N75-28247 127 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Solid Rocket Thrust Vector ControlNASA SP-8114N76-17194 200 ppAvail NTIS 1974
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Solid Rocket Motor NozzlesNASA SP-8115N76-20214Avail NTIS
140 pp1975
The Earth's Trapped Radiation BeltsNASA SP-8116N75-22980 100 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Gravity Fields of the Solar SystemNASA SP-8117N75-24608Avail NTIS
79 pp1975
Interplanetary Charged Particle Models(1974)NASASP-8118N75-24607 47 ppAvail NTIS 1975
Liquid Rocket Disconnects, Couplings,Fittings, Fixed Joints, and SealsState of the art and design criteria for compo-nents used in liquid propellant rocket propul-sion systems to contain and control the flowof fluids.NASA SP-8119N77-24191 164 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Liquid Rocket Engine NozzlesNASA SP-8120N77-16108Avail NTIS
120pp1976
Liquid Rocket Engine TurbopumpRotating-Shaft SealsNASASP-8121N78-30584 160 ppAvail NTIS 1978
The Environment of Titan (1975)NASA SP-8122N7628138Avail NTIS
45 pp1976
Liquid Rocket Lines, Bellows, FlexibleHoses, and FiltersNASA SP-8123N78-16089 186 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Liquid Rocket Engine Self-CooledCombustion ChambersNASA SP-8124N78-21211 130ppAvail NTIS 1977
Liquid Rocket Engine Axial FlowTurbopumpsNASA SP-8125N78-31164Avail NTIS
127 pp1978
Glossary of Terms and Table ofConversion Factors Used in Designof Chemical Propulsion SystemsNASA SP-8126N80-17136 89 ppAvail NTIS 1979
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Specifications
NASA Specifications and Standards A Guide to NASA Data Handbooks
NASA SP-9000 Handbooks, manuals, procedures, instruc-N67-34727 388 pp dons, and related technical data publicationsAvail NTIS 1967 in NASA CENTRAL Information System.
NASA SP-9001N67-18003 190 ppAvail NTIS 1967
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Reference Publications
Overall Loudness of Steady SoundsAccording to Theory and Experiment
W. L. HowesA mathematical theory for calculating theloudness of any steady sound from informa-tion on its spectrum constructed from physi-cal principles and psychological and physio-logical information on mammalian auditorysystems.NASA RP-1001N79-25753 150 ppAvail GPO 1979
Cryogenic Foam Insulation: AbstractedPublications
F. R. WilliamsonThe properties of foam materials and the useof foams as thermal insulation at cryogenictemperatures.NASA RP-1002N78-11200 171 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Bibliography of Supersonic Cruise Air-craft Research (SCAR)
S. HoffmanPropulsion, stratospheric emissions impact,structures and materials, aerodynamic per-formance, stability and control.NASA RP-1003N78-12895 102 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Fronts and Frontogenesis as Revealedby High Time Resolution Data
A. E. Frank, D. A. BarberUpper air sounding used to examine a coldfront of average intensity.NASA RP-1005N77-30705 135 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Correcton Factors for On-Line Micro-probe Analysis of Multielement AlloySystems
/. Unnam, D. R. Tenney, W. D. BrewerAn on-line correction technique developedfor the conversion of electron probe x-ray in-tensities into concentrations of emitting ele-ments. .
. NASA RP-1006N78-15236 . 216 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Viking Lander Imaging Investigation:Picture Catalog of Primary MissionExperiment Data Record
R. B. TuckerImages returned by the two Viking Landersduring the primary phase of the Viking Mis-sion.NASA RP-1007N78-20042 5l4ppAvail NTIS . 1978
Lightning Protection of AircraftF. A. Fisher, J. A. Plumer
Potential lightning effects on aircraft and themeans available to designers and operators toprotect against the effects.NASA RP-1008N78-11024 • 530ppAvail NTIS 1977
An Introduction to Orbit Dynamicsand Its Application to Satellite-BasedEarth Monitoring Systems
D. R. BrooksThe long-term behavior of satellites studiedat a level of complexity suitable for the initialplanning phases of Earth monitoring mis-sions.NASA RP-1009N78-12113 . 85 ppAvail NTIS .. - • 1977
Chlorofluoromethanes and theStratosphere
R. D. HudsonLaboratory measurements, ozone measure-ments and trends, minor species and aerosolmeasurements, -one-dimensional modeling,multidimensional modeling.NASA RP-1010N77-31694 268 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Thermodynamic and Related Propertiesof Oxygen From the Triple Point to300 K at Pressures to 1000 Bar
L. A. WeberThe results of an experimental program pre-sented in the form of PVT data in thetemperature range 58 to 300 K at pressures upto 800 bar. Tables of the derived thermo-dynamic properties on isobars to 1000 bar aregiven.NASARP-1011N78-16119 " 164 ppAvail NTIS 1977
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Remote Sensing of Oceanic ParametersDuring the Skylab/ Gamefish Experi-ment
K. H. fuller
Effort to demonstrate the feasibility of usingremotely acquired information to assess andmonitor the distribution of oceanic gamefish.NASA RP-1012N78-12644 43 ppAvail NT1S 1977
Triple Point Determinations of Mono-methylhydrazine and Nitrogen Tetrox-ide, 2.2 Percent by Weight NitricOxide
/. D. Smith, P. M. Dodge
Tests performed to ascertain the triple pointsof monomethylhydrazine and nitrogen tet-roxide. New'experimental values for liquidmonomethylhydrazine vapor pressure fortemperatures from 275.2 to 207.6 K. Tenta-tive values for the effective freezing point ofnitrogen tetroxide in spacelike conditions.
NASA RP-1013N78-13234 16 ppAvail NTIS 1977
An Outgassing Data Compilation ofSpacecraft. Materials
W. A. Campbell, Jr., R. S. Marriott,J. J. Park
Outgassing data derived from tests at 398 K(125°C) or 24 hours in vacuum for numerousmaterials for spacecraft use.NASA RP-1014N78-17151 181 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Procedures for Gathering Ground TruthInformation for a Supervised Approachto a Computer-Implemented Land CoverClassification of Landsat-AcquiredMultispectral Scanner Data
A. T.JoyceNASARP-1015N78-15549 48 ppAvail NTIS 1978
The Use of Landsat Digital Data andComputer-Implemented Techniquesfor an Agricultural Application
A. T. Joyce, R. H. Griffin II
Agricultural applications procedures for useof Landsat digital data and other digitalizeddata.NASA RP-1016N78-21568Avail NTIS '
48 pp1978
Stratospheric Warmings: Synoptic,Dynamic and General-CirculationAspects
R. M. Mclnturff
Distinction between major and minor warm-ings, the importance of tropospheric-strato-spheric interaction, the significance of thepressure-work term near the tropopause.NASA RP-1017N78-18630 173 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Guide to a Condensed Form ofNASTRAN
/. L. Rogers, Jr.Limited capability form of NASTRAN level16 to meet the needs of universities and smallconsulting firms. Can serve as a handbook forinstructional courses in the use of NASTRANor for users who need only the capability pro-vided by the condensed form.
NASA RP-1019N78-33791 297 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Precision Positional Data of GeneralAviation Air Traffic in Terminal AirSpace
W. E. Me/son, Jr., L. C. Parker,A. M. Northam, et al.
Three-dimensional radar tracks of generalaviation air traffic at three uncontrolled air-ports.NASA RP-1020N78-25048 13 ppAvail NTIS 1978
A Bibliography on the Search for Extra-terrestrial Intelligence
E. F. Mallove, M. M. Connors,R. L. Forward, et al.
A uniform compilation of works dealing withthe search for extraterrestrial intelligence.NASA RP-1021N78-21019 135 ppAvail NTIS • 1978
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Man's Impact on the Troposphere:Lectures in Tropospheric Chemistry
J. S. Levine, D. R. ScbryerLectures covering a broad spectrum of currentresearch in tropospheric chemistry, with par-ticular emphasis on the interaction of meas-urements, modeling, and understanding offundamental processes.NASA RP-1022N79-10634 371 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Synoptic Analyses, 5-, 2-, and0.4-Millibar Surfaces for July 1974Through June 1976Meteorological rocketsonde and satellite radi-ance data employed for analyses of a continu-ing series of high altitude constant pressurecharts.NASA RP-1023N78-28748 330 ppAvail NTIS • 1978
Anthropometric Source BookE. Churchill, L. L. Laubach,
J. T. McConville, et al.Volume 1. Anthropometry for Designers."Application of anthropometry to design ofclothing, equipment, and workspaces formanned space flight.NASA RP-1024N79-11734 603 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Volume 2. A Handbook of AnthropometricData. Data from surveys of 61 populations;295 measured variables.NASA RP-1024N79-13711 428 ppA vail NTIS 1978
Volume 3. Annotated Bibliography of An-thropometryNASA RP-1024N79-13712 130 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Handbook on Astronaut Crew MotionDisturbances for Control System Designin Skylab
M. C. KullasThe analyses and results pertinent to thecharacterization of the disturbances impartedto the Skylab vehicle by the T-013 crew mo-tion experiments.NASA RP-1025N79-27237 196 ppAvail NTIS 1979
An Assessment of the Effect of Super-sonic Aircraft Operations on theStratospheric Ozone Content
/. G. Poppoff, R. C. Whitten,R. P. Turco, et al.
An assessment of the potential effect on strat-ospheric ozone of an advanced supersonictransport operation using the most recentchemical reaction rate data.NASA RP-1026N78-30774 60 ppAvail NTIS 1978
A New Dimension. Wallops IslandFlight Test Range: The First FifteenYears
/. A. S Aorta!A record of the first fifteen years (1945-1959)of research and development tests that wereperformed at Wallops Island.NASA RP-1028N79-20166 784 ppAvail NTIS 1978
The PR2D (Place, Route in 2-Dimen-sions) Automatic Layout ComputerProgram Handbook
T. M. EdgeNASA RP-1029N79-71512 256 ppAvail NIAC 1978
Molecules of Significance in PlanetaryAeronomy
H. MohanSpectroscopic information of the molecules ofplanetary interest. General conditions ofplanets and their atmospheres including thegaseous molecules.NASA RP-1030N79-22980 318ppAvail NTIS 1979
Catalog of Far-Ultraviolet Objective-Prism Spectrophotometry: SkylabExperiment S-019, Ultraviolet StellarAstronomy
K. G. Henize, J. D. Wray,S. B. Parsons, et al.
Approximately 1000 spectra representing 500stars were measured and reduced to observedfluxes. Spectrophotometric results are tabu-lated for these 500 stars.NASA RP-1031N79-27057 545 ppA vail NTIS 1979
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Synoptic Analyses, 5-, 2-, 1-, and0.4-Millibar Surfaces for July 1976Through June 1977Meteorological rocketsonde and satellite ra-diance data employed for analyses of a con-tinuing series of high-altitude constant-pressure charts.NASA RP-1032N79-19569 226 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Convective Rainfall Estimation FromDigital GOES-1 Infrared Data
G". L. Sickler, A. H. ThompsonAn investigation to determine the feasibilityof developing an objective technique for esti-mating convective rainfall from digitalGOES-1 infrared data.NASA RP-1034N79-31885 96 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Survey and Bibliography on Attainmentof Laminar Flow Control in Air UsingPressure Gradient and Suction
D. M. Busbnell, M. H. TuttleThe survey, summaries of data for bothground and flight experiments, and abstractsof referenced reports.NASA RP-1035N79-33438 . 346 ppAvail NTIS 1979
ALSEP Termination ReportJ. R. Bates, W. W. Lauderdale,
H. KernaghanDescription of experiments and pertinentoperational history, data processing and dis-tribution, significant scientific findings.NASA RP-1036N79-22979 161 ppA vail NTIS 1979
Collisionless Galaxy SimulationsF. Hohl, T. A. Zang, J. B. Miller
Computer experiments performed to deter-mine the collapse and relaxation of initiallyspherical, uniform density and uniform veloc-ity dispersion stellar systems.NASA RP-1037N79-24921 149 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Review and Status of Liquid-CoolingTechnology for Gas Turbines
G. J. Vanfossen, Jr., F. S. StepkaLiquid-cooled systems and methods, assess-ment of the current technology status and re-quirements, comprehensive bibliography.NASA RP-1038N79-22427 31ppAvail NTIS 1979
Synthetic Aperture Radar/LandsatMSS Image Registration
H. E. Maurer, J. D. Oberholtzer,P. E. Anuta
Algorithms and procedures necessary tomerge aircraft synthetic aperture radar (SAR)and Landsat multispectral scanner (MSS) im-agery, design of a SAR/Landsat data mergingsystem.
NASA RP-1039N80-16405 233 ppAvail NTIS 1979
NASA JSC Water Monitor System: Cityof Houston Field Demonstration
R. E. Taylor, E. L. Jeffers,D. H. Fricks
A water quality monitoring system with on-line and real time operation similar to thefunction in a spacecraft was investigated. Twomajor points were demonstrated: (1) thewater monitor system has great potential inwater monitoring and/or process control ap-plications; and (2) the water monitor systemrepresents a vast improvement over conven-tional (grab sample) water monitoring tech-niques.NASA RP-1041N79-28062 57 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Performance Evaluation Method forDissimilar Aircraft Design Using theSquare of the Wing Span for Non-dimensional Comparisons of Aero-dynamic Characteristics
H. J. WalkerA rationale for using the square of the wing-span rather than the wing reference area as abasis for nondimensional comparisons of theaerodynamic and performance characteristicsof aircraft that differ substantially in platformand loading.NASA RP-1042N79-30139Avail NTIS
72 pp1979
Processing of On-Board Recorded Datafor Quick Analysis of Aircraft Perform-ance—Rotor Systems Research Aircraft
N. H. MichaudA system of independent computer programsfor the processing of digitized pulse codemodulated and frequency modulated data.NASA RP-1043N79-33191 326 ppAvail NTIS 1979
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Wind Study for High AltitudePlatform Design
T. W. StrganacAn analysis of upper air winds to define thewind environment at potential operating alti-tudes for high altitude powered platform con-cepts.NASA RP-1044N80-12661 288 ppAvail NTIS 1979
The Physiological Basis for SpacecraftEnvironmental Limits
/. M. WaligoraLimits for operational environments in termsof acceptable physiological changes: con-taminants, temperature, acceleration, noise,rf radiation, and weightlessness.NASA RP-1045N80-I5788 229 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Measurement of Aircraft Speed andAltitude
W. GraceyProblems involved in measuring speed andaltitude with pressure-actuated instruments(altimeter, airspeed indicator, true-airspeedindicator, Machmeter, and vertical-speed in-dicator).NASA RP-1046N80-24296 311ppAvail NTIS 1980
Measurement Techniques for TraceMetals in Coal-Plant Effluents: A BriefReview
/. /. SinghThe strong features and limitations of tech-niques for determining trace elements inaerosols emitted from coal plants.NASA RP-1047N79-33611 34 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Procedure for Extraction of DisparateData From Maps Into Computer DataBases
B. G. JunkinA procedure for extracting disparate sourcesof data from geographic maps, and for theconversion of these data into a suitable formatfor processing on a computer-oriented infor-mation system.NASA RP-1048N79-33858 23 ppAvail NTIS 1979
The Stratosphere: Present and FutureR. D. Hudson, E. 1. Reed
The three basic elements of stratosphericscience-laboratory measurements, atmos-pheric observations, and theoretical studies.NASA RP-1049N80-14641 443 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Classical Aerodynamic TheoryR. T. Jones
Theories of incompressible potential flow andresearch on the aerodynamic forces on wingand wing sections of aircraft and on airshiphulls.NASA RP-1050N80-15033 308 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Thermodynamic Properties of NitrogenGas Derived From Measurements ofSound Speed for Cryogenic WindTunnels
B. Younglove, R. D. McCartyA virial equation of state for nitrogen wasdetermined by use of newly measured speed-of-sound data and existing pressure-density-temperature data in a multiproperty-fittingtechnique.NASA RP-1051N80-14257 56 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Sealed-Cell Nickel-Cadmium BatteryApplications Manual
W. R. Scott, D. W. RustaThe design, procurement, testing, and appli-cation of aerospace quality, hermeticallysealed nickel-cadmium cells and batteries.NASA RP-1052N80-16095 533 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Results of the August 1977 Soviet andAmerican Meteorological RocketsondeIntercomparison Held at WallopsIsland, Virginia
F. ]. Schmidlin, J. R. Duke,A. I. Ivanovsky, et al.
A coordinated program of rocketsonde inves-tigations along about 60° E and 70° W be-tween the United States and U.S.S.R.NASA RP-1053N80-16682 193ppAvail NTIS 1980
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Thunderstorm-Environment Inter-actions Determined With Three-Dimensional Trajectories
G. S. WilsonDiagnostically determined three dimensionaltrajectories were used to reveal some of thescale interaction processes that occur betweenconvective storms and their environment.NASA RP-1054N80-16675Avail NTIS
163 pp1980
Some Human Factors Issues in theDevelopment and Evaluation of Cock-pit Alerting and Warning Systems
R. J. Randle, Jr., W. E. Larsen,D. H. Williams
A set of general guidelines for evaluatingnewly developed cockpit alerting and warningsystem in terms of human factors issues.NASA RP-1055N80-15821 65 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Orbiter Landing Loads Math ModelDescription and Correlation With ALTFlight Data
D. A. Hamilton, J. A. Schliesing,G. A. Zupp, Jr.
Results of the Space Shuttle approach andlanding test to assess landing gear character-istics and performance and to verify landingdynamic analyses.NASA RP-1056N80-16091 27 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Handbook of Lunar MaterialsR.J. Williams, j. J. Jadwick
The physical, chemical, thermodynamic, andgeologic data of lunar rocks, minerals, andprocesses.NASA RP-1057N80-16009 133 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Stratospheric Aerosol Modification bySupersonic Transport Operations WithClimate Implications
O. B. Toon, R. P. Turco,]. B. Pollack, et al.
The potential effects on stratospheric aerosolsof supersonic transport emissions of sulfurdioxide gas and submicron size soot granules.NASA RP-1058N80-15726 20 ppAvail NTIS 1980
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Conference Publications
Proceedings of the SCAR ConferenceAerodynamics, stability and control, propul-sion, environmental factor, airframe struc-tures and materials, design integration.Part 1NASA CP-1N77-17996 478 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Part 2NASA CP-1N77-18019 547 ppAvail NTIS 1976
The Structure and Content of theGalaxy and Galactic Gamma Rays
C, E. Fichtel, F. W. SleekerGamma radiation investigations by COS-Band SAS-2 satellites, data from CO surveys ofthe galaxy and the galactic distribution ofpulsars, theories of galactic gamma ray emis-sion.NASA CP-2N77-20977 ' 356 ppAvailNTIS 1977
Systems Reliability Issues for FutureAircraftReliability of adaptive controls for future air-craft.NASA CP-3N77-22808 212ppAvail NTIS 1975
Inversion Methods in AtmosphericRemote Sounding
A. DeepakThe mathematical theory of inversionmethods applied to the remote sounding ofatmospheric temperature, humidity, andaerosol constituents,NASA CP-4N78-12586 609 ppAvail NTIS 1977
The Use of Nonhuman Primates inSpace
R. C. Simmonds, G. H. BourneSpace related biomedical research involvingnonhuman primates. Conference, December1974.NASA CP-5N78-11663 390 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Application of Remote Sensing to theChesapeake Bay Region
W. T. Chen, G. W. Freas, Jr.,G. D. Hickman, et al.
Part 1. Executive SummaryNASA CP-6N78-23537 47 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Part 2. ProceedingsNASA CP-6N78-21526 388 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Fourth NASA Inter-Center ControlSystems ConferenceSpace vehicle control applications; aircraftguidance, control, and handling qualities.Conference, November 1969-.NASA CP-7N78-23010 . 504 ppAvailNTIS 1978
Advances in Engineering ScienceVolume 1. Materials science, fracture mech-anics, impact and vibration testing.NASA CP-2001N77-10230- ' 360ppAvail NTIS 1976Volume 2. Structural dynamics.NASA CP-2001N77-10265 457 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Volume 3. Acoustics, environmental model-ing, energy technology.NASA CP-2001N77-10305 464 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Volume 4. Inviscid flow, viscous flow, aircraftaerodynamics, fluid mechanics, propulsionand combustion, flight dynamics and control.NASA CP-2001N77-10345 521 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Flight Mechanics/Estimation TheorySymposium
A. FuchsComputation of relative motion, rapid satel-lite life-time estimation, mission analysis sys-tem design, satellite attitude prediction.NASA CP-2002N78-76855 265 ppAvail NASA LERC 1975
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Free Drifting BuoysTracking systems and techniques; deploy-ment and retrieval; simulation, sensors, anddata; recent experience and plans.NASA CP-2003N77-16675 378 ppAvail NTIS 1974
Atmospheric Aerosols: Their OpticalProperties and EffectsComputations based on thermodynamicequilibrium and Mie theory.NASA CP-2004N77-15563 " - 316 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Supplement. Digest of technical papers.NASA CP-2004N77-15564 46 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Aircraft Piston Engine ExhaustEmission SymposiumEmission measurement problems, data reduc-tion procedures, flight testing, emissionreduction techniques.NASA CP-2005N77-17081 373 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Proceedings and Findings of 1976Workshop on Ride Quality—PassengerAcceptance of Transportation Systems
A. R. KuhltbauNASA CP-2006N77-27710 86 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Ninth Conference on Space SimulationSpacecraft testing; facilities and test equip-ment; system and subsystem test; life sciences,medicine, and space; physical environmentalfactors; chemical environmental factors; con-tamination; space physics; thermal protec-tion.NASA CP-2007N79-19013 470 ppAvail NTIS 1977
High Reynolds Number ResearchD. D. Baals
Fundamental aerodynamics questions forwhich high Reynolds number experimentalcapability is required; design features of theNASA Langley Transonic Facility.NASA CP-2009N77-27139 185 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Terrestrial Photovoltaic MeasurementsTerrestrial solar irradiance, solar simulationand reference cell calibration, cell and arraymeasurement procedures.NASA CP-2010N77-30521 393 ppAviil NTIS 1976
Proceedings of the 1977 MACSYMAUsers' ConferenceTechnical aspects of MACSYMA, a large sym-bolic and algebraic system.NASA CP-2012N77-28750 596 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Summary Report: Workshop on VehicleRide Quality
A. R. Kuhlthau, A. W. WichanskyProcedures to optimize urban transportationwith emphasis on vehicle ride quality. Work-shop, August 1975.NASA CP-2013N78-11705 167 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Essays on the History of Rocketry andAstronautics: Proceedings of the ThirdThrough the Sixth History Symposia ofthe International Academy of Astro-nautics
R. C. HallEarly solid propellant rocketry, rocketry andastronautics after 1880, development of liq-uid and solid propellant rockets from 1880 to1945, rocketry and astronautics after 1945.Symposia, October 1969, October 1970,September 1971, October 1972..Volume 1NASA CP-2014N77-33030 244 ppAvail GPO 1977
Volume 2NASA CP-2014N77-33048 476 ppAvail GPO 1977
Standardization, Certification, Main-tenance, and Dissemination of Large-Scale Engineering Software Systems
T. G. Toridis, H. G. McComb, Jr.,K. Khozeimeh
NASA CP-2015N77-33876 103 ppAvail NTIS 1977
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Lean Premixed/Prevaporized Combus-tion
A. H. LefebvreRecommendations on the status and applica-tion of lean premixed/prevaporized combus-tion to the aircraft gas turbine for the reduc-tion of pollutant emissions.NASA CP-2016N77-33297 46 ppAvail NTIS 1977
An Assessment of Technology forTurbojet Engine Rotor Failures
E. A. WitmerDesign considerations, objectives, and ap-proaches in containing rotor burst debris;methods for determining the fracture resist-ance of various materials used in providinglightweight shielding from fragment impact.NASA CP-2017N78-10068 425 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Sixth NASTRAN Users' ColloquiumNASTRAN programming and substructuringmethods, fluids and thermal applications.NASA CP-2018N78-12443 473 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Proceedings of the ASPE/MSFC Sympo-sium on Engineering and ProductivityGains From Space TechnologyAerospace technology findings in regard tononaerospace applications, energy genera-tion, materials and processes, Earth observa-tion, advances and benefits of electronics.NASA CP-2019N77-30273 279 ppAvail NTIS ' ' 1977
Solar Cell High Efficiency andRadiation DamageSilicon solar cell analysis and fundamentalmeasurements, silicon cell technology, gal-lium arsenide research and technology, radia-tion effects on silicon and gallium arsenidecells.NASA CP-2020N78-13527 221 ppAvail NTIS ' 1977
Aircraft Engine EmissionsComponents, controls, energy efficientengine designs, noise and pollution reduc-tion.NASA CP-2021N78-11063 452 ppAvail NTIS 1977
NASA Workshop on Solar-TerrestrialStudies From a Manned Space StationThe mechanism of the solar radiation and itseffect on the environment, instrumentationrequirements in the exploration of the solarand terrestrial system.NASA CP-2024N77-32549 42 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Agricultural Aviation ResearchH. L. Chevalier, L. F. Bouse
The current state of the art of agriculturalaviation, potentially productive short andlong range research and development areas,communications between research scientistsand engineers involved in agriculturalresearch.NASA CP-2025N78-12999 151 ppA vail NTIS 1977
AIAA/MSFC Symposium on SpaceIndustrialization: ProceedingsCurrent and projected technologies requiredfor utilizing extraterrestrial environments toproduce .energy, information, or materialsand provide services of value on Earth or toEarth.NASA CP-2026N78-18088 627 ppAvail NTIS 1976
Proceedings of the 1977 NASA/ISHMMicroelectronics Conference
S. V. CarusoCurrent and -future requirements for researchdevelopment, manufacturing, and educationin the field of hybrid microelectronictechnology.NASA CP-2027N78-16266 170 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Proceedings of the First AnnualMeteorological and EnvironmentalInputs to Aviation Systems Workshop
D. W. Camp, W: FrostAircraft design, simulation, and general avia-tion.NASA CP-2028 • •N78-19711 335 ppA vail NTIS 1977
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Third National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration Weather and ClimateProgram Science Review
E. R. KreinsResearch results of developing experimentaland prototype operational systems, sensors,and space facilities for monitoring and under-standing the atmosphere.NASA CP-2029N79-20575 304 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Active Microwave Users WorkshopReport .
R. E. MatthewsSeasat land experiments, program planning,synthetic aperture radar data processing,-ap-plications.NASA CP-2030N78-21562 300 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Summer Workshop on Near-EarthResources
J. R. Arnold, M. B. DukeThe possible large scale use of extraterrestrialresources to construct structures in space or toreturn to Earth as supplements for terrestrialresources.NASACP-2031N78-16973 107 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Future Computer Requirements forComputational AerodynamicsRecent advances in computational aero-dynamics, potential benefits of a nationalaerodynamic simulation facility.NASA CP-2032N78-19778 515 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Jet Aircraft Hydrocarbon FuelsTechnology
/. P. LongwellPrediction of tradeoffs among fuel refining,distribution, and aircraft operating costs;combustor liner temperature and emissionsstudies; and practical simulator investigationsof the effect of high freezing point and lowthermal stability fuels on aircraft fuel systems.NASA CP-2033N78-19325 64 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Wind Turbine Structural DynamicsD. R. Miller
Methods for calculating dynamic loads, aero-elasticity stability, wind loads,'both steadyand transient, critical design conditions, drivetrain dynamics, behavior of operating windturbines.NASA CP-2034N78-19616 280ppAvail NTIS 1978
Large Space Systems TechnologyE. C. Naumarin, A. Butterfield
Mission requirements, structural concepts,materials, structural alignment, thermal con-trol, metrology, technological forecasting.Volume 1NASA CP-2035N79-10078 540 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Volume 2
NASA CP-2035N79-10097 505 ppAvail NTIS 1978
CTOL Transport Technology, 1978Part 1. Aircraft propulsion, structures andmaterials, laminar flow control.NASA CP-2036N78-27046 516ppAvail NTIS . 1978
Part 2. Advanced aerodynamics and activecontrols, operations, and safety, advancedsystems, energy efficiency.NASA CP-2036N78-29046 . 405 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Guntersville Workshop on Solar-Terrestrial StudiesThe effects of solar activity on geomagneticactivity; instrument requirements for inter-disciplinary joint observational studies of themagnetosphere, the atmosphere, Sun-weatherrelationships.NASA CP-2037N78-19600 71 ppAvail NTIS 1977
The llth Aerospace MechanismsSymposiumSpacecraft and missile components such astail assemblies, radiometers, magnetometers.NASA CP-2038N79-21374 243 ppAvail NTIS 1977
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Proceedings of the US AF/NASA Inter-national Spacecraft ContaminationConference
/. M. JemiolaSpacecraft modeling, determination of basicmaterial properties, thruster plume charac-teristics and modeling, contamination pre-vention and control, contamination kineticsand effects.NASA CP-2039N79-25048 1219 ppAvail NTIS 1978
The MSFC/UAH Data ManagementSymposium
A. CasteffiNASA CP-2040N78-74659 423 ppA vail NTIS- 1978
The 1977 Goddard Space Flight CenterBattery WorkshopResults of testing, analysis, and developmentof the sealed nickel cadmium cell system.NASA CP-2041N79-21565 579 ppAvail NTIS 1977
Emerging Energy Alternatives for theSoutheastern States
E. K. StefandkosSolar energy, wood energy, novel energysources, agricultural and industrial processheat, waste utilization, energy conservation,ocean thermal energy conversion.NASA CP-2042N78-28615 149 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Stratcom 8 Data Workshop andSupplement
E. L. ReedThe study of stratospheric photochemistry in-volving ozone, with secondary objectives in-cluding a study of the balloon environment,comparison of independent techniques forthe measurement of O3 and NO, develop-ment of new sensor systems.NASA CP-2043N79-23461 ' ' l37ppAvail NTIS 1978
Planning for Airport Access: An Analy-sis of the San Francisco Bay Area
/. S. Dajani,']. V. Jucker, J. L. JonesA description of the airport area, its currenttransportation capabilities, .recommendationsfor future access planning.NASA CP-2044N79-10942 300 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Advanced Technology Airfoil ResearchComprehensive review of airfoil research;development of computational aerodynamiccodes for airfoil analysis and design, develop-ment of experimental facilities and test tech-niques, airfoil applications.Volume 1, Pan 1NASA CP-2045 . .N79-20030 454 ppA vail NTIS 1979
Volume 1, Part 2NASA CP-2045N79-19989 • 303 ppAvail NTIS . 1978Volume 2 . .NASA CP-2046N80-21283 262 ppAvail NTIS . 1979
Research Efforts in Aircraft PollutionEmissions regulations, combustor modeling,combustor development, instrumentation,emission measurement, airport/airbase pollu-tion, upper atmospheric pollution and chem-istry.NASACP-2048 . . 124ppX78-10171 ' 1978
Proceedings of the NASA /FloridaInstitute of Technology EnvironmentalEngineering Conference on NitrogenTetroxide With Emphasis on SpaceShuttle
E. L RhodesMethods of reducing the user hazards ofnitrogen tetroxide, Kennedy Space Centerdevelopments in N^C^ control for the SpaceShuttle, life support equipment and trans-portation.NASA CP-2049 ' 'N79-20424 . . 203 ppAvail NTIS 1978
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Flight Mechanics/Estimation TheorySymposiumSatellite attitude determination and control,orbit determination, onboard and ground at-titude determination procedures, effect of at-mosphere on Venus orbiter navigation,satellite-to-satellite tracking, satellite on-board navigation using global positioning sys-tem data.NASA CP-2050N79-14121Avail NTIS
289 pp1978
Hyperthermia as an AntineoplasticTreatment Modality
S. A. T. Long, J. Sbaeffer,A. M. El-Mahdi
Preclinical evaluation of hyperthermia fortreating tumorous cancers.NASA CP-2051N79-10728 96 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Helicopter AcousticsNoise regulation concepts, design, operationsand testing for noise control, helicopter noiseprediction, research tools and measurements.Part 1NASA CP-2052N78-32816 399 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Part 2NASA CP-2052N79-10843 438 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Asteroids: An Exploration AssessmentD. Morrison, W. C. Wells
Current state of asteroid science, need forfuture space missions to gain more knowledgeon asteroid relationship to solar system forma-tion.NASA CP-2053N78-29007 295 ppAvail NTIS 1978
YF-12 Experiment Symposium,Volume 1Propulsion system performance, inlet timevarying distortion, structures, aircraft con-trols, propulsion controls, and aerodynamics.NASA CP-2054N78-32055 286 pp
. Avail NTIS 1978
YF-12 Experiments Symposium,Volume 2NASA CP-2054
YF-12 Experiments Symposium,Volume 3NASA CP-2054
126pp1978
542 pp1978
Engineering and Scientific DataManagementThe application of data management systemsto engineering and scientific data.NASA CP-2055N78-33776 255 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Exploratory Meeting on AtmosphericElectricity and Severe Storms
W. W. VaughanAtmospheric electricity and its relationship tosevere storms, the feasibility of developing aset of instruments for either a Space Shuttleor an unmanned satellite, the scientific ra-tionale which would warrant further in-depthassessment, involvement and development ofsupporting activities by NASA.NASA CP-2056N78-29669Avail NTIS
30 pp1978
Proceedings of the 2nd Annual Work-shop on Meteorological and Environ-mental Inputs to Aviation Systems
W. Frost, D. W. Camp, D. E. DurhamThe major objectives of the workshop were tosatisfy such needs of the sponsoring agenciesas the expansion of understanding and know-ledge of the interactions of the atmospherewith aviation systems, the better definitionand implementation of services to operators,and the collection and interpretation of datafor establishing operational criteria.NASA CP-2057N79-17413 259 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Future Orbital Power SystemsTechnology RequirementsComment on current and planned programsand opportunities for technology investment.NASA CP-2058N79-10122 195 ppAvail NTIS 1978
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Research in Computerized StructuralAnalysis and Synthesis
H. G. McComb, Jr.Computer applications in dynamic structuralanalysis and structural design modeling.NASA CP-2059N79-10448 224 ppAvail NTIS 1978
The 14th Annual Conference onManual Control: Digital Simulation ofHuman Operator DynamicsHuman operator dynamics during actualmanual control or while monitoring the auto-matic control systems involved in air-to-airtracking, automobile driving, the operator ofundersea vehicles, remote handling.NASA CP-2060N79-15588 692 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Avionics and Controls Research andTechnology
H. A. Rediess, D. E. McherTechnology needs and opportunities, the roleof NASA in avionics and controls research.NASA CP-2061N79-15898 84 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Seventh NASTRAN User's ColloquiumFluids and thermal applications, NASTRANprogramming, substructuring methods,unique new applications, general auxiliaryprograms, specific applications, new capa-bilities.NASA CP-2062N78-32466 499 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Human Neurological Development:Past, Present and Future
R. PelligraVision; vestibular function; intelligence;nutrition; treatment of neurological disfunc-tions, coma, and convulsive seizures.NASA CP-2063N79-15887 60 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Tools for Embedded ComputingSystems SoftwareTools and the software environment; toolsand software requirements, design, and spec-ification; tools and language processors; toolsand verification and validation.NASA CP-2064N79-13736 137 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Recent Advances in Structures forHypersonic FlightEngine structures, cooled airframe structures,hot structures, thermal protection systems,cryogenic tankage structures, cryogenic in-sulation, analysis of thermal structures.Part 1NASA CP-2065N79-21422Avail NTISPart 2NASA CP-2065N79-21435Avail NTIS
533 pp1978
408 pp1978
Ozone Contamination in AircraftCabinsThe problem and solution to the physicalozone irritation caused by ozone concentra-tions in the cabins of high-altitude aircraft.NASA CP-2066N79-21021 81 ppAvail NTIS 1979
The Rotary Engine: A Candidate forGeneral AviationNonturbine engine research programs forgeneral aviation, future requirements forgeneral aviation powerplants.NASA CP-2067N79-15961 190 ppAvail NTIS 1978
The Saturn SystemD. M. Hunten, D. Morrison
Mission planning for orbiter and entry probesof the Saturn system emphasizes scientificstudies of Saturn, its satellites, its rings, andits magnetosphere.NASA CP-2068N79-16758 423 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Proceedings of the Workshop on anElectromagnetic Positioning System inSpace
W. A. OranStudy of metallic glasses, investigations of theproperties of high temperature materials.NASA CP-2069N79-13069 25ppAvail NTIS 1978
Radar, Insect Population Ecology, andPest Management
C. R. Vaughn, W. Wolf, W. KlassenThe potential role of radar in insect ecologystudies and pest management and pheno-mena with insect movement.NASA CP-2070N79-19592 252 ppAvail NTIS 1979
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Spacecraft Charging Technology, 1978The interaction of the aerospace environmentwith spacecraft surfaces and onboard, highvoltage spacecraft systems operating over awide range of altitudes from low Earth orbitto geosynchronous orbit.NASA CP-2071N79-24001 908 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Second International Colloquium onMars: Abstracts for a ColloquiumNASA CP-2072N79-16757 97 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Soil Moisture WorkshopJ. L. Hetfman, D. G. Moore,
T. J. Schmugge, et a/.The objectives of the workshop were toevaluate the state of the art of remote sensingof soil moisture, examine the needs of poten-tial users, and make recommendations con-cerning the future of soil moisture researchand development.NASA CP-2073N79-16329 219ppAvail NTIS 1978
Carbon Fiber Risk AnalysisThe scope and status of the effort to assess therisks associated with the accidental release ofcarbon/graphite fibers from civil aircraft.NASA CP-2074N79-22196 245 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Government /Industry Workshop onPayload Loads TechnologyThe problems of balancing the design criteriabetween launch and orbit operations anddeveloping analytical techniques that arereliable, accurate, efficient, and low cost.NASA CP-2075N79-20162 874 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Fourth National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration Weather and ClimateProgram Science Review
E. R. KreinsScientific research on severe storms and localweather, global weather, and climate.NASA CP-2076N79-20633 396 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Quiet Powered-Lift PropulsionNew propulsion technology for powered-liftaircraft systems.NASA CP-2077N80-15127 426ppAvail NTIS 1979
Premixed Prevaporized CombustorTechnology ForumEngine interfaces, fuel-air preparation,autoignition, lean combustion, conceptdesign studies.NASA CP-2078N79-24994 262 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Graphite/Polyimide Composites:Conference on Composites for Ad-vanced Space Transportation Systems
H. B. Dexter, J. G. Davis, Jr.Fabrication, adhesives, test methods, struc-tural integrity, design and analysis, advancedtechnology developments, high temperaturepolymer research, the state of the art ofgraphite/polyimide composites.NASA CP-2079N79-30297 449 ppAvail NTIS 1979
The 12th Aerospace MechanismsSymposiumBoom release mechanisms, separation onSpace Shuttle orbiter/Boeing 747 aircraft,payload handling, spaceborne platform sup-port, deployment of spaceborne antennasand telescopes.NASA CP-2080N79-21352 241 ppAvail NTIS 1979
The 13th Aerospace MechanismsSymposium
A. C. BondPropulsion; motion compensation; instru-ment pointing and adjustment; centrifugetesting; bearing design; vehicle braking;cargo handling; devices for satellite, missile,and hypersonic-wind-tunnel applications;space shuttle mechanical and thermal protec-tion systems; techniques for building largespace structures.NASA CP-2081N79-22539 300 ppAvail NTIS 1979
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Flight Mechanics/Estimation TheorySymposium With Application to Auto-nomous Navigation and Attitude/Orbit Determination
A. J. FuchsLandsat landmark data, star sensing and pat-tern recognition, filtering algorithms forglobal positioning system, determining or-bital elements for geostationary satellites.NASA CP-2082N79-26082 347 ppAvail NT1S 1979
Laser Doppler Velocimetry WorkshopR. B. Owen
The potential of laser Doppler velocimetry asa technique for use in mapping flows in theseveral fluid systems under development fordoing research on low-gravity processes.NASA CP-2084N79-22455 12 ppAvail NT1S 1979
The Science and Technology of LowSpeed and Motorless Flight
P. W. HansonLow speed aerodynamics, new materials ap-plications and structural concepts, advancedflight instrumentation, sailplane optimalflight techniques, self-launching and ultra-light glider technology.Part 1NASA CP-2085N79-23889 299 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Part 2NASA CP-2085N79-27070 297 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Aircraft Icing
NASA CP-2086N79-23912Avail NTIS
B. J. Blaha
147 pp1979
Fundamentals of Gas TurbineCombustion
M. GersteinAtomization and vaporization, combustionchemistry, combustion dynamics, combus-tion modeling.NASA CP-2087N79-25016 52 ppAvail NTIS 1979
The llth Annual Battery WorkshopThe development, properties, and testing ofnickel cadmium, metal hydrogen, andlithium systems.NASA CP-2088N79-28669 545 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Space Missions to CometsM. Neugebauer, D. K. Yeomans,
J. C. Brandt, et al.The broad impact cf a cometary mission withparticular emphasis on scientific interest in afly-by mission to Halley's comet and arendezvous with Tempel 2.NASA CP-2089N80-11972 229 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Middle Atmosphere Electrodynamics:Report of the Workshop on the Role ofthe Electrodynamics of the Middle At-mosphere on Solar Terrestrial Coupling
N. C. MaynardReview of the status of middle atmosphereelectrodynamics and recommendations forfuture research.NASA CP-2090N79-25608 268 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Proceedings of Workshops to DefineEngineering Requirements for a SpaceVacuum Research Facility
W. A. Oran, S. T. Wu, R. W. HoffmanThe construction of a molecular wake shieldfor the Shuttle orbiter, a collision model witha program depicting emitted molecular den-sity around the spacecraft.NASA CP-2091N79-26076 152 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Aeropropulsion 1979State-of-the-art technology in aeronauticalpropulsion noise and air pollution controltechniques, advances in supersonic propul-sion for transport aircraft, composite mate-rials and structures for reliable engine com-ponents, engine design for improved fuelconsumption.NASA CP-2092N80-10205 464 ppAvail NTIS 1979
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Workshop on Thrust AugmentingEjectors
A. E. Lopez, D. G. Koenig,D. S. Green, et al.
The state of the art of ejector technology andthe direction of future studies.NASA CP-2093N80-10107 509 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Conference on Fire Resistant Materials:A Compilation of Presentations andPapers
D. A. Kourtides, G. A. JohnsonLarge-scale testing, fire toxicology, polymericmaterials, fire modeling.NASA CP-2094N79-31166 287 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Proceedings: Workshop on the Needfor Lightning Observations From Space
L. S. Christensen, W. Frost,\V. W. Vaughan
Satellite instrumentation specifically de-signed for indicating the characteristics oflightning are of value in severe stormsresearch, in engineering and operationalproblem areas, and in providing informationon atmospheric electricity and its role inmeteorological processes.NASA CP-2095N79-30869 255 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Implications of Fuel-Efficient Vehicleson Ride Quality and Passenger Accept-ance
A. M. Wichansky, A. R. KuhlthauRide quality and passenger acceptance prob-lems associated with enhanced fuel efficiencyof automobiles and aircraft, shifts in inter-mediate tange (100-500 miles) travel fromautomobiles to public transit.NASA CP-2096N80-18990 120 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Solar Cell High Efficiency andRadiation Damage, 1979Progress in the effott to increase the end-of-life efficiency of solar cells for space use,silicon solar cell efficiency, radiation effects,gallium arsenide cells.NASA CP-2097N79-32640 290 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Study of the Solar Cycle From SpaceThe objectives of and benefits to be derivedfrom a program of solar cycle research, therole of space observations, including crucialmissions, experiments, and the theoreticaladvances.NASA CP-2098N80-17944Avail NTIS
366 pp1980
Earth Radiation Budget ScienceClimate modeling, climate diagnostics, radia-tion modeling, radiation vatiability and cor-relation studies, cloudiness and the radiationbudget, and radiation budget and relatedmeasurements in 1985 and beyond.NASA CP-2100N79-32797 79 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Flight Technology Improvement—Spaceborne Optical Radiometric Instru-ments, Attitude Control, and Electro-mechanical and Power SubsystemsOptical radiometric instruments and calibra-tion, attitude control and determination,electromechanical and power subsystem.NASA CP-2101N80-13152 76 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Conference of Remote SensingEducators (CORSE-78)Methods of improving the teaching of remotesensing, Earth tesources, image interpreta-tion, data processing concepts.NASA CP-2102N80-20003 664 ppAvail NTIS 1978
Models of Human Operators in VisionDependent Tasks
M. C. WallerDescriptive overviews of some existingmodels, and techniques of modeling thehuman operator.NASA CP-2103N79-33838 86 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Proceedings: Third Annual Workshopon Meteorological and EnvironmentalInputs to Aviation Systems
D. W. Camp, W. FrostTraining, flight operations, accident investi-gation, air traffic control, airpons, winds andwind shear, icing and frost, atmospheric elec-tricity and lightning, fog, visibility, ceilings,turbulence.NASA CP-2104N80-14633 190 ppAvail NTIS 1979
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Summary of the NASA/MSFC FY-79Severe Storm and Local WeatherResearch Review—Cloud Physics,Atmospheric Electricity, andMesoscale/Storm Dynamics ResearchNASA. CP-2105N79-33722Avail NTIS
92 pp1979
Large Wind Turbine Design Character-istics and R&D Requirements
S. LiebleinLarge wind turbine research and develop-ment.NASA CP-2106N80-16453 459 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Nuclear-Pumped Lasers—Efficient Con-version of Energy Liberated in NuclearReactions to Coherent RadiationNuclear-pumped laser modeling, nuclearvolume and foil excitation of laser plasmas,proton beam simulations, nuclear flashlampexcitation, reactor laser systems studies.NASA CP-2107N80-13438 140 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Supersonic Cruise Research 1979Part 1NASA CP-2108X80-72343
Part 2NASA CP-2108X80-72367
538 pp1980
408 pp1980
Remote Sensing and Problems of theHydrosphere
E. D. GoldbergThe classification of lakes, identification andquantification of major functional groups ofphytoplankton, sources and sinks of bio-chemical factors, and temporal and regionalvariability of surface features, atmosphericprocesses linked to hydrospheric processthrough the transfer of matter via aerosolsand gases, particle fluxes to the aquatic envi-ronment, global geochemical problems.NASA CP-2109N80-12718 67 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Proceedings of Shuttle EnvironmentalEffects Program Review
A. E. PotterMeasurements of Titan exhaust cloud ef-fluents, mesoscale and microphysical acid rainmodels, proposed submesoscale model,regional air quality monitoring and rain col-lection systems, ecological impact of solidrocket motor exhaust effluents.NASA CP-2110N80-15649Avail NTIS
124pp1980
Scientific Research With the SpaceTelescope: International AstronomicalUnion Colloquium No. 54
M. S. Longair, ], W. WarnerInvestigations of small solar system objects,the physical characteristics of ionized gaseousnebulae, the central regions of active galaxiesand quasars, problems of cosmology, the dis-tribution and composition of interstellarmatter.NASACP-2111N80-22130Avail NTIS
331pp1979
Preliminary Applications and Evalua-tion Results. Lixiscope: Proceedings ofthe Lixiscope ConferenceThe principle of the lixiscope and its poten-tial uses in industry, clinical medicine, andastrophysics.NASA CP-2112N80-12384 89 pp
.Avail NTIS 1978
HEAO Science SymposiumC. Dailey, W. Johnson
X-ray variability, extragalactic astronomy,x-ray ion line emission, optical identificationand spectroscopy of x-ray sources, results fromHEAO 2 imaging and nonimaging in-struments.NASA CP-2113N80-14977 463 ppAvail NTIS 1979
Validation Methods for Fault-TolerantAvionics and Control SystemsThe state of the art in fault tolerant computervalidation.NASA CP-2114N80-12741 112 ppAvail NTIS ' 1979
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Radio Interferometry: Techniques forGeodosyProgress in the development and applicationof radio interferometry as a tool for geophysi-cal research.NASA CP-2115N80-28798Avail NT1S
472 pp1980
Operational Applications of SatelliteSnowcover Observations
A. Rango, R. PetersonThe history of remote sensing of snow cover,techniques for interpreting Landsat andNOAA satellite data, the status of future sys-tems for continuing snow hydrology applica-tions, the use of snow cover observations instreamflow forecasts by applications systemsverification and transfer participants andselected foreign investigators, the benefits ofusing satellite snow cover data in runoff pre-diction.NASA CP-2116N80-25742 294 ppAvail NTIS 1980
The 1979 Goddard Space Flight CenterBattery Workshop
G. HalpertResults of testing, analysis, and developmentof the sealed nickel cadmium cell system,metal hydrogen and lithium cell technologyand applications.NASA CP-2117N80-20820 521 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Large Space Systems Technology,1979— Antenna and Space PlatformSystems Conference
/. C. Ward, Jr.Large antennas systems, large space platformsystems.NASA CP-2118N80-19145 487 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Assessment of Carbon Fiber ElectricalEffectsThe risks associated with the use of carbonfiber composites in civil aircraft, the need forprotection of civil aircraft equipment fromfire-released carbon fibers.NASA CP-2119N80-19193 278 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Resource Management on the FlightDeck
G. E. Cooper, M. D. White, ]. K. LauberSeveral approaches to the training and selec-tion of aircrew, the psychology of the flightdeck situation.NASA CP-2120N80-22283Avail NTIS
247 pp1980
Proceedings of the Aero-Optics Sympo-sium on Electromagnetic Wave Propa-gation From AircraftWind-tunnel and flight experiments concern-ing natural and induced, turbulence aroundan airplane and the effects on propagationcharacteristics of an emitter mounted in theairplane.NASA CP-2121N80-25588 666 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Cryogenic Technology
Part 1NASA CP-2122N80-72515 273 ppAvail NASA GSFC 1979
Part 2NASA CP-2122N80-72516 159ppAvail NASA GSFC . 1979
Flight Mechanics/Estimation TheorySymposium
A. J. FuchsMethods of determining satellite orbit andattitude parameters.NASA CP-2123N80-28389 • 260 ppAvail NTIS -1980
An Assessment of Ground-Based Tech-niques for Detecting Other PlanetarySystems
D. C, Black, W. E. BrunkThe feasibility and limitations of ground-based techniques for detecting otherplanetary systems, the level of accuracy atwhich these limitations would, occur, the ex-tent to which they can be overcome by newtechnology and instrumentation.Volume 1. An Overview—Workshop Conclu-sionsNASA CP-2124N80-18997 48 ppAvail NTIS 1980
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An Assessment of Ground-Based Tech-niques for Detecting Other PlanetarySystems (cent.)
Volume 2. Position PapersThe capabilities of several astronomical inter-ferometer system concepts, the effects of theEarth's atmosphere on astrometric precision.NASA CP-2124N80-25224 253 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Thermal Energy Storage: FourthAnnual Review MeetingThe development of low cost thermal energystorage technologies in terms of near term oilsavings, solar energy applications, anddispersed energy systems for energy conserva-tion policies.NASA CP-2125N80-22788 650 ppA vail NTIS 1980
General Aviation PropulsionThe quiet, clean, general aviation turbo fanprogram; the general aviation turbine enginestudy program; the general aviation propellertechnology program; the advanced rotary,diesel, and reciprocating engine programs.NASA CP-2126N80-22327 437 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Proceedings of the 14th AerospaceMechanisms SymposiumAviation propulsion, aerodynamic devices,and crew safety; space vehicle propulsion,guidance, and control; spacecraft deploy-ment, positioning, and pointing; spacecraftbearings, gimbals, and lubricants; large spacestructures.NASA CP-2127N80-23495 327 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Lightning Technology: Proceedings of aTechnical SymposiumPhenomenology, measurement, detection,protection, interaction, and testing; lightningelectromagnetics, protection of groundsystems, simulated lightning testing.NASA CP-2128N80-21927 444 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Validation Methods Research for Fault-Tolerant Avionics and Control Systems
/ W. Gault, K. S. Trivedi, J. B. ClaryA preliminary validation methodology forfault tolerant systems; a general frameworkfor a validation methodology.NASA CP-2130N80-23008 105 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Eighth NASTRAN User's ColloquiumThe general application of finite elementmethodology and the specific application ofNASTRAN to a wide variety of static anddynamic structural problems.NASA CP-2131N80-24648 242 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Remote Sensing and Problems of theHydrosphere. A Focus for FutureResearch
E. D. GoldbergProblems of water quality which are address-able with remote sensors; the chemical,biological, geological, and physical dynamicsof natural ecosystems.NASA CP-2132N80-23956 35 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Rotordynamic Instability Problems inHigh-Performance TurbomachineryDiagnostic and remedial methods; rotor-dynamic control by feedback method, use ofelastometric elements, use of hycirodynamicjournal bearings and supports.NASA CP-2133N80-29706 463 ppAvail NTIS 1980
High Resolution Infrared SpectroscopyTechniques for Upper AtmosphericMeasurements
D. G. Murcray, ]. M. AlvarezInfrared heterodyne techniques for detectingmolecules predicted to be present but not yetdetected in the upper atmosphere.NASA CP-2134N80-27866 109 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Time-of-Day Corrections to AircraftNoise Metrics
S. Clevenson, W. T. ShepherdThe historical and background aspects oftime-of-day corrections.NASACP-2135N80-28150 81ppAvail NTIS 1980
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Review of Spectroscopic Data for Meas-urements of Stratospheric Species
A. Goldman, J. HoellA review of the current status of experimentaland theoretical Spectroscopic data on mole-cules of stratospheric interest, recommenda-tions for additional research.NASA CP-2136N80-26125 34 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Heterodyne Systems and TechnologyActive and passive systems, local oscillators,tunable diode lasers, astronomical systems.Part 1NASA CP-2138N80-29652 266 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Part 2NASA CP-2138N80-29672 321ppAvail NTIS 1980
Exploratory Meeting on Airborne Dop-pler Lidar Wind Velocity Measurements
G. H. Fichtel, J. W. Kaufman,W. W. Vaughan
The scientific interests and applications of theairborne Doppler lidar wind velocity meas-urement system to severe storms and localweather, convective phenomena, local circu-lation, atmospheric boundary layer, atmo-spheric dispersion, industrial aerodynamics.NASACP-2140N80-26999 57 ppAvail NTIS 1980
Selected NASA Research in CompositeMaterials and StructuresFailure prediction techniques, buckling andpostbuckling research, laminate fatigue anal-ysis, damage tolerance, high temperatureresin matrix composites, electrical hazards ofcarbon fiber composites.NASACP-2142N80-28436 237 ppAvail NTIS 1980
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