Research and Technology Objective and Plan summary - Fiscal year 1970 research and technology program
Technical summaries of objectives and plans of NASA research and technology programs used for management review and control
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Activities of the NASA-sponsored SRI Technology Applications team in transfer of aerospace technology to the public sector Quarterly progress report, 1 Oct. - 31 Dec. 1969
Problem statements on transportation, air pollution, and criminalistics for transfer of aerospace technology to public sector
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Activities of the NASA sponsored SRI technology applications team in transferring aerospace technology to the public sector Semiannual report, 1 Jul. - 31 Dec. 1970
Activities in transferring aerospace technology including impact on general public
Berke, J. G.↗
Applications of aerospace technology in the public sector. An annual review of the Biomedical and public Sector Technology Application Team program for the period 1 June 1970 - 31 May 1971
Transfer of aerospace technology to nonaerospace problems -NASA project
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Applications of aerospace technology in industry, a technology transfer profile: Plastics
New plastics technology bred out of the space program has moved steadily into the U.S. economy in a variety of organized and deliberate ways. Examples are presented of the transfer of plastics know-how into the plants and eventually the products of American business.
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Applications of aerospace technology in biomedicine. A technology transfer profile: Patient monitoring
NASA contributions to cardiovascular monitoring are described along with innovations in intracardiac blood pressure monitoring. A brief overview of the process of NASA technology transfer in patient monitoring is presented and a list of bioinstrumentation tech briefs and the number of requests for technical support is included.
Murray, D. M.↗
Study of the application of advanced technologies to long range transport aircraft. Volume 2: Advanced technology program recommendations
The benefits of the application of advanced technology to future transport aircraft were investigated. The noise reduction goals established by the CARD (Civil Aviation Research and Development) study for the 1981-1985 time period can be satisfied. Reduced terminal area and airway congestion can result from use of advanced on-board systems and operating procedures. The use of advanced structural design concepts can result in greatly reduced gross weight and improved operating economics. The full potential of these benefits can be realized in a 1985 airplane by implementing a research and development program that is funded to an average level of approximately $55 million per year over a ten year period.
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Technology utilization in a non-urban region: Further impact and technique of the technology use studies center (3)
The activities of the Technology Utilization Center are reported. Data concerning the searches, and the types of firms requesting information are presented along with the dissemination and assistance by TUSC.
Gold, H. C.↗
Research and Technology Operating Plan Summary: Fiscal Year 1973 Research and Technology Program
Abstracts are presented of each of the Research and Technology Operating Plans (RTOP) used for management review and control of research currently in progress throughout NASA. This RTOP Summary is designed to facilitate communication and coordination among concerned technical personnel in government, industry, and universities. The summary is arranged in five sections consisting of citations and abstracts of the RTOPs and subject, technical monitor, responsible NASA organization, and RTOP number indexes.
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Measurement component technology. Volume 1: Cryogenic pressure measurement technology, high pressure flange seals, hydrogen embrittlement of pressure transducer material, close coupled versus remote transducer installation and temperature compensation of pressure transducers
The results are presented of an investigation into the availability and performance capability of measurement components in the area of cryogenic temperature, pressure, flow and liquid detection components and high temperature strain gages. In addition, technical subjects allied to the components were researched and discussed. These selected areas of investigation were: (1) high pressure flange seals, (2) hydrogen embrittlement of pressure transducer diaphragms, (3) The effects of close-coupled versus remote transducer installation on pressure measurement, (4) temperature transducer configuration effects on measurements, and (5) techniques in temperature compensation of strain gage pressure transducers. The purpose of the program was to investigate the latest design and application techniques in measurement component technology and to document this information along with recommendations for upgrading measurement component designs for future S-2 derivative applications. Recommendations are provided for upgrading existing state-of-the-art in component design, where required, to satisfy performance requirements of S-2 derivative vehicles.
Hayakawa, K. K.↗
Technology utilization in a non-urban region: Further impact and technique of the Technology Use Studies Center
Updated information pertaining to clients who receive and use information disseminated by the Technology Use Studies Center (TUSC) is reported. Charts are provided which indicate TUSC's performance in information dissemination and technical assistance in terms of quantities of searches accomplished during several contract years. The faculty information service is described, along with details of cooperation with other agencies. Specific searches are listed according to subject, client, and client location, and a measure of client response to services provided is indicated by the included selection of transfer and impact reports. The impetus behind the formation of the general aviation news letter is also described.
Gold, C. H.↗
Research and Technology Operating Plan. Summary: Fiscal year 1976 research and technology program
A compilation of the summary portions of each of the Research and Technology Operating Plans (RTOP) used for management review and control of research currently in progress throughout NASA was presented. The document is arranged in five sections. The first one contains citations and abstracts of the RTOP. This is followed by four indexes: subject, technical monitor, responsible NASA organization, and RTOP number.
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A research project to develop and evaluate a technical education component on materials technology for orientation to space-age technology
A project was initiated to develop, implement, and evaluate a prototype component for self-pacing, individualized instruction on basic materials science. Results of this project indicate that systematically developed, self-paced instruction provides an effective means for orienting nontraditional college students and secondary students, especially minorities, to both engineering technology and basic materials science. In addition, students using such a system gain greater chances for mastering subject matter than with conventional modes of instruction.
Jacobs, J. A.↗
Program of policy studies in science and technology: Readings in technology assessment
Articles are presented concerning the historical, theoretical, methodological, and institutional aspects of technology assessment.
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Biomedical technology transfer: Applications of NASA science and technology
The major efforts of the Stanford Biomedical Applications Team Program at the Stanford University School of Medicine for the period from October 1, 1975 to September 31, 1976 are covered. A completed EMG biotelemetry system which monitors the physiological signals of man and animals in space related research is discussed. The results of a pilot study involving lower body negative pressure testing in cardiac patients has been completed as well as the design and construction of a new leg negative pressure unit for evaluating heart patients. This technology utilizes vacuum chambers to stress the cardiovascular system during space flight. Laboratory tests of an intracranial pressure transducer, have been conducted. Extremely stable long term data using capacative pressure sensors has lead to the order of commercially manufactured monitoring systems base. Projects involving commercialization are: flexible medical electrodes, an echocardioscope, a miniature biotelemetry system, and an on-line ventricular contour detector.
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NASA Office of Aeronautics and Space Technology Summer Workshop. Volume 5: Propulsion technology panel, part 1
Payload experiments which could be carried out in near earth space using the shuttle orbiter, its payload bay, the Spacelab, and/or some free-flying device that might be used for long duration testing were identified. Specific areas examined in terms of user requirements include: chemical propulsion, nuclear propulsion (fission, fussion, radioisotopes), and collected energy (coherent energy and solar electromagnetic energy). Cost reduction objectives for advanced propulsion technology development were also developed.
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Technology utilization in a non-urban region: Further impact and technique of the Technology Use Studies Center
Updated information is given pertaining to Technology Use Studies Center (TUSC) clients who are those that receive/use information as disseminated by the center. The client information is presented as a continuation of client data as set forth in the center's previous annual report.
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The diffusion of the use of new energy technology as a context for an overview of solar energy technologies
The process by which new solutions to the energy dilemma are generated and used as a context for an overview of solar energy economics and technologies.
Hirshberg, A. S.↗