Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Liley, B..
Computer program computes number of cloud-free elements in field-of-view and percentage of total field-of-view occupied by clouds. Human error is eliminated by using visual estimation to compute cloud statistics from aerial photographs.
Analysis of cloud statistics and probability-of-seeing values for application to ERTS
Two methods calculate the volume of a thermodynamic system. Integral method uses an iterative solution to determine volume based on constants of liquid mass and gas mass. Differential method approximates volume by its initial values plus first-order differential changes in volume as functions of temperature and pressure.
Secondary proton and neutron dose equivalent model calculations of random position, kinetic energy, and survival weight
Relative merits of stochastic and nonstatistical methods of computing primary ionization doses - radiation dose calculations