A simple feedback law for a cooperative rendezvous problem
Simple feedback law for cooperative rendezvous problem
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Simple feedback law for cooperative rendezvous problem
Feasibility of cooperative radio frequency method for collision-hazard warning
NASA programs and opportunities for international cooperation in space
Italian space program in cooperation with NASA, specifically, San Marco project
Cooperation of NASA and DOD Quality Assurance personnel concerning Apollo 11, considering personnel training
NASA program for international cooperation in space involving developing and advanced nations, discussing television instruction for India, resource surveys, etc
Linear multiplayer differential games absolutely cooperative solution, discussing control variables assumption of interior values
Control space properties of pareto-optimal and cooperative solutions for static continuous and differential games involving vector cost criteria
Orbital laboratories and international cooperation, discussing national and foreign viewpoints
International space program cooperation, discussing NASA projects, Apollo 11 flight and European and Soviet programs
Cooperative Doppler radar system for avoiding midair collisions
Identification of situations where cooperation is preferable to median game theory - Themis project
Cooperative international space ventures, discussing mission programs, global needs, successes and deficiencies
Cooperative international scientific space programs, discussing NASA, ESRO and other foreign space activities
Interactions between propulsion systems and flight controls have emerged as a major control problem on supersonic cruise aircraft. This paper describes the nature and causes of these interactions and the approaches to predicting and solving the problem. Integration of propulsion and flight control systems appears to be the most promising solution if the interaction effects can be adequately predicted early in the vehicle design. Significant performance, stability, and control improvements may be realized from a cooperative control system.
Upon the proposal of the Soviet Union, experts from the socialist countries accepted the following scientific problems for cooperation in space biology and medicine: (1) the effect on the body of extreme space flight factors (space physiology); (2) radiation safety of space flights and search for pharmaco-chemical means of antiradiation protection; and (3) medico-biological aspects of closed ecological systems.
The relationship of personality dimensions to performance was investigated. The personality measure used to select subjects, the Barratt impulsiveness scale, is hypothesized to be related to a style of behavior which should affect the trend of choices which various subjects will make. Personality dimensions were specifically examined during performance of a cooperative task, the Prisoner's Dilemma.
International cooperation in the U.S. Space Program is discussed and related to the NASA program for remote sensing of the earth. Satellite remote sensing techniques are considered along with the selection of the best sensors and wavelength bands. The technology of remote sensing satellites is considered with emphasis on the Landsat system configuration. Future aspects of remote sensing satellites are considered.