Onboard Checkout and Data Management System /OCDMS/ computer selection criteria
Performance/design criteria for aid in selecting onboard checkout and data management system computers
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Performance/design criteria for aid in selecting onboard checkout and data management system computers
Onboard checkout and data management system
Specifications for computer program support system for onboard checkout and data management system
System logic, data acquisition process, and digital data transmission system of onboard checkout and data management system
Supervisory computer program for onboard checkout and data management system of Saturn/Apollo application program
Spacecraft attitude determination using single onboard camera
Automatic closed loop onboard nutation control system for unstable asymmetrical spin stabilized spacecraft, analyzing Applications Technology Satellite system and performance
Performance and design criteria for onboard checkout data management system control and display units, and man machine interfaces
Design and operation of onboard spacecraft computer
Temperature control of transparent elements onboard artificial satellites
Optimal shielding criteria for nuclear apparatus onboard spacecraft
Computer onboard checkout for space stations of mid- 1970
Ground based guidance systems for supplementing onboard guidance of manned space vehicles
Onboard calibration system for gamma ray spectrometers and X ray detector in earth satellites, describing fabrication and test results for radioactive sources
Onboard checkout system concept, discussing philosophy, requirements, underlying considerations, system description, development and techniques of system selection
Manual procedures for midcourse and terminal guidance, discussing onboard optical measurements and calculations
Onboard optical measurements of angles for orbit prediction established after lunar-ascent and transfer orbits
Computerized onboard expeditious monitor and maintenance analyst /EMMA/ for automatic spacecraft system fault isolation and repair