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Lunar module rendezvous using graphical charts
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Lunar module rendezvous using graphical charts
Radar tracking parameters and contact time errors from graphic estimation of radar tracking coverage of near earth orbits
Graphical method for determining sounding rocket attitudes from optical sensor and flux gate magnetometer data
Direct view storage tube /DVST/ as graphical display unit for small digital computer installation
Graphical stability for linear systems in parameter plane with time delay
Two-layer slab under aeroheating, solving bondline temperature graphically
Refined computerized plotting system produces low-cost graphic-numeric charts that illustrate fiscal data on monthly incremental or cumulative basis, or both. Output is in the form of hard copy or microfilm, or visual-aid transparencies prepared from hard copy for rapid management status presentations.
AUPLOT 2, set of callable subroutines for computer graphics
Computer graphics for satellite antenna geographic mappings
Cathode ray tube display and recorder interface to provide graphical output for small digital computers
Summary descriptions of NASA graphic arts techniques and equipment
Graphical predictions of human strengths for two handed IVA/EVA tasks including effects of differing gravities, populations, and space suit conditions
On-line computer graphics program applied to NASTRAN for checking finite element models prior to structural analysis
Graphical display computer program for OAO2 operations scheduling system
Rectangular diagrams for solving linear RLC networks by digital computer graphics
Computer graphic interactive flight path design program for planetary flyby missions
A method of using an interactive graphics device to generate a large portion of the input bulk data with visual checks of the structure and the card images is described. The generation starts from GRID and PBAR cards. The visual checks result from a three-dimensional display of the model in any rotated position. By detailing the steps, the time saving and cost effectiveness of this method may be judged, and its potential as a useful tool for the structural analyst may be established.