Planetary meteorology quarterly progress report no. 2, 20 jul. - 19 oct. 1964
Meteorology of Venus, Mars, and Jupiter
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Meteorology of Venus, Mars, and Jupiter
Meteorological data for launching of Aerobee rocket, impact prediction, and ballistic studies
Meteorological data and theoretical calculations to predict Aerobee rocket impact
Meteorological and ballistic data for launching of Aerobee NASA 4.49 6S /S/N NASA 128-3/
Gyromagnetic attitude control system for meteorological satellite
TIROS II, III, IV, and VII meteorological satellite radiation data availability
Remote sensing and probing of ocean from low altitude positions - marine meteorology
Role of satellite and manned spacecraft in marine meteorology - oceanography
Planetary meteorology - Mars and Venus
Analytical and experimental studies of parachutes for deployment of meteorological instruments from sounding rockets
Macroscopic refractive index structure of troposphere and local microscopic refractive index variations - radio meteorology
Polar-orbiting Nimbus I improvements over previous meteorological satellites
Weather forecasting and meteorological investigations by NASA
Nimbus I spacecraft overall characteristics, performance and major subsystems, particularly performance of meteorological sensors
Cloud pattern classification, discrimination, and interpretation from photographs obtained by meteorological satellite - Tiros satellite
Requirements of meteorological satellite sensor systems and use of communications and manned spacecraft to obtain weather data - Integration of observations into numerical forecasting
Rocket vehicle for synoptic meteorological soundings - evaluation of four proposed systems