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Newman, R.

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Span graphics display utilities handbook, first edition

The Space Physics Analysis Network (SPAN) is a computer network connecting scientific institutions throughout the United States. This network provides an avenue for timely, correlative research between investigators, in a multidisciplinary approach to space physics studies. An objective in the development of SPAN is to make available direct and simplified procedures that scientists can use, without specialized training, to exchange information over the network. Information exchanges include raw and processes data, analysis programs, correspondence, documents, and graphite images. This handbook details procedures that can be used to exchange graphic images over SPAN. The intent is to periodically update this handbook to reflect the constantly changing facilities available on SPAN. The utilities described within reflect an earnest attempt to provide useful descriptions of working utilities that can be used to transfer graphic images across the network. Whether graphic images are representative of satellite servations or theoretical modeling and whether graphics images are of device dependent or independent type, the SPAN graphics display utilities handbook will be the users guide to graphic image exchange.

Gallagher, D. L.

Spacecraft environmental testing

Physical testing of Relay I satellite to approximate environment and stress during handling, launch, and orbital flight

RELAY I SATELLITE

Ground support equipment

Telemetry and command checkout equipment, environmental simulation facilities, and ground support handling fixtures for Relay I satellite

RELAY I SATELLITE

Systems integration

Qualifications testing of basic design and acceptance testing of workmanship for Relay I satellite - systems integration

RELAY I SATELLITE