METEOROLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS WITH ROCKETS AND SATELLITES
Atmospheric composition & structure above 100-km - meteorological research using satellites
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Atmospheric composition & structure above 100-km - meteorological research using satellites
Automatic picture transmission /apt/ television camera system for meteorological satellites
Role of applied meteorology in the solution of large space vehicle development problems
Meteorological and aeronautical aspects of atmospheric turbulence from recent activities and studies
Description of electronic and magnetic data storage of video information in meteorological satellites such as the nimbus satellite
Discussion of a synchronous meteorological satellite for continuous viewing of atmospheric process over one portion of the earths surface
Interpretation of meteorological data from tiros i and ii weather satellites, with raw data and analysis shown
Wind and temperature data from meteorological rocket firings over the united states during the winter of 1961 and the relationship of the polar vortex
Errors in orbital predictions for meteorological and geodetic satellites arising from sinusoidal and random atmospheric density variations, and observational errors
Radiation mapping of hurricane anna from tiros iii meteorological satellite
Accomplishments of meteorological satellites and transmission of information from special sensors to the ground support system
Meteorological & ballistic data for launching of aerobee rocket
Meteorological satellites and reconnaissance aircraft weather observing systems
Requirements for accuracy in obtaining data from meteorological satellites
Stratosphere-mesosphere meteorological rocket
Climatology findings of meteorological rocket network
Investigation of upper atmospheric layers using meteorological rockets
Data handling and processing for meteorological observations