The transfer of visible radiation through clouds
Visible radiation reflection, transmission and inside intensities of terrestrial clouds calculated by Monte Carlo program utilizing scattering phase function
Danielson, R. E.↗
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Neutral neon in the visible solar spectrum
Neutral Ne emission line in visible solar spectrum during bright events in inner corona, noting 1958 outburst of RS Oph
Dietz, R. D.↗
Preparation of visible-light-emitting p-n junctions in AlAs
Visible light-emitting p-n junctions formed in AlAs via Zn diffusion into single crystal n- type vapor grown AlAs layers
Ettenberg, M.↗
An investigational technique for the behavior of a contaminated optical surface in the near ultraviolet-visible-near infrared
Contaminated optical surface investigation technique in near UV, visible and near IR range, investigating property changes of systems in transmission and reflection
Burns, G. L.↗
Visible and infrared imagery from meteorological satellites
Visible and IR imagery by meteorological satellites measuring surface temperature, atmospheric circulation and state parameters, storm development and tracking, cloud motions, etc
Salomonson, V. V.↗
Remote sensing of lunar surface mineralogy - Implications from visible and near-infrared reflectivity of Apollo 11 samples
Lunar rocks mineralogy and visible and near IR reflectivity, discussing depression in telescopic curve
Adams, J. B.↗
Improved display support for flight management during low visibility approach and landing. A simulator evaluation of an ILS-independent runway perspective display Final report
Low visibility approach and landing simulation for jet transports
Baldwin, K. M.↗
Fixed-base simulation evaluation of various low-visibility landing systems for helicopters
Fixed base simulation evaluation of one fully automatic and six manual low visibility landing systems for helicopters
Koziol, J. S., Jr.↗
Trafficability and visibility analysis of the lunar surface
Computer techniques for trafficability and visibility analysis of lunar surface in mission planning for roving vehicles
Lewandowski, G. M.↗
Correlated satellite measurements of low-energy electron precipitation and ground based observations of a visible auroral arc
Comparison of Injun 5 satellite measurements of low energy electron precipitation and ground based observations of visible auroral arc
Ackerson, K. L.↗
An evaluation of low-visibility landing systems by simulation
Helicopter automatic and manual low visibility landing systems evaluation by hybrid computer simulation
Koziol, J. S., Jr.↗
Atmospheric turbidity from polarization of outgoing visible radiation
Aerosol power law distribution exponent and particle limiting radii from turbid atmosphere outgoing visible radiation polarization high altitude measurements
Hariharan, T. A.↗
Circularly polarized visible light from Jupiter
Jupiter circularly polarized visible light measurements, using photoelastic polarimeter
Kemp, J. C.↗
Visible CW parametric oscillator using barium sodium niobate
Visible thermal tuning CW parametric oscillator using barium sodium niobate as nonlinear material
Laurence, C.↗
Visible and near ultraviolet spectra of low- pressure rare-gas microwave discharges
Visible and near UV spectra of vacuum Ar, Kr and Xe microwave discharge lamps with magnesium fluoride windows
Bowman, R. L.↗
Visible and near-ultraviolet spectra of low-pressure rare-gas microwave discharges
The spectral emission characteristics of three commercial low pressure rare gas discharge lamps wire obtained in the near ultraviolet and visible wavelength range. All three lamps show a definite continuum over the entire wavelength range from 0.185 to 0.6 micrometers. Considerable line emission is superimposed on much of the continuum for wavelengths greater than 0.35 micrometers. These sources were used to make transmittance measurements on quartz samples in the near ultraviolet wavelength range.
Campbell, J. P.↗
Measurements of speed of response of high-speed visible and IR optical detectors
A technique for measuring speed of response of high speed visible and IR optical detectors to mode-locked Nd:YAG laser pulses is described. Results of measurements of response times of four detectors are presented. Three detectors that can be used as receivers in a 500-MHz optical communication system are tested.
Rowe, H. E.↗
Uranium plasma emission coefficient in the visible and near UV.
Measurements of the specific emission coefficient in the near ultra-violet and visible region of a uranium arc plasma are reported. Spatial unfolding of the intensity profile is used to determine the emission coefficient in the spectral range of 2000 A to 6000 A. The uranium partial pressure is estimated to range between .001 and .01 atmosphere, and the corresponding temperature range is 5000 - 10,000 K.
Mack, J. M., Jr.↗