The research potential of manned earth orbiting spacecraft in the field of meteorology.
Meteorological research capability of manned Earth orbiting spacecraft with refined electromagnetic sensing instrumentation
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Meteorological satellites.
Launch vehicle, spacecraft, command and data station and data utilization for meteorological satellite systems, satellite stabilization and orbit types
SPACECRAFT STABILITY↗
Meteorological study in mountainous regions of the USSR should be continued
Proposal for establishment of systematic meteorological studies in Soviet mountainous regions
MOUNTAIN↗
Physical meteorology
Physical meteorology studies of satellite observations, cloud physics, and atmospheric ozone
SATELLITE OBSERVATION↗
Satellite Meteorology
Satellite meteorology based on televised cloud pictures, radiation measurements, and sounding rocket data
METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITE↗
Southern hemisphere stratospheric circulation as indicated by shipboard meteorological rocket observations
Southern Hemisphere stratospheric circulation as indicated by shipboard meteorological rocket observations
MOBILE MISSILE LAUNCHER↗
Practical Utilization of Data of Meteorological Satellites
Table of contents and photograph figure captions for book on practical utilization of data from meteorological satellites
DATA ANALYSIS↗
Sensing of meteorological variables by laser probe techniques Semiannual report, 1 Aug. 1966 - 31 Jan. 1967
Optical radar sensing of meteorological variables in atmosphere and ionosphere
RADAR OBSERVATION↗
Comprehensive summary of available knowledge of the meteorology of Mars and Venus
Meteorological data for Mars and Venus
VENUS↗
Phased arrays for meteorological satellite
Phased arrays for meteorological satellites
METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITE↗
Sensing of meteorological variables by laser probe techniques Semiannual report, Feb. 1 - Jul. 31, 1967
Laser probe techniques for sensing meteorological variables
METEOROLOGY↗
Manned meteorology experiments.
Manned meteorology experiments aboard earth satellite including ozone concentration, noctilucent clouds, spectral airglow and albedo, precipitation map, etc
METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITE↗
The establishment of the Experimental Inter- American Meteorological Rocket Network /EXAMETNET/.
Experimental Inter-American Meteorological Rocket Network /EXAMETNET/ for Southern Hemisphere research
METEOROLOGICAL ROCKET↗
An approach to the classification of meteorological satellite data.
Meteorological data classification system using computer based level logical-tree method
DATA PROCESSING↗
The Nimbus meteorological satellite program.
Nimbus I spacecraft overall characteristics, performance and major subsystems, particularly performance of meteorological sensors
SATELLITE DESIGN↗
Manned meteorology experiments.
Manned meteorology experiments aboard earth satellite including ozone concentration, noctilucent clouds, spectral airglow and albedo, precipitation map, etc
METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITE↗
Investigation of Meteorological Conditions Associated with Aircraft Icing in Layer-Type Clouds for 1947-48 Winter
Rotating-cylinder measurements of the icing conditions encountered in flight during the winter of 1947-48 are presented. Liquid water content, drop size, and temperature data are shown to be consistent with previously measured conditions and with proposed maximum icing conditions in supercooled layer-type clouds. Cumulative frequency graphs of meteorological parameters indicate the frequency with which various icing conditions have been encountered in the Great Lakes area and surrounding states.
WATER, SUPERCOOLED↗
Applied Meteorology Unit (AMU) Quarterly Report First Quarter FY-14
NASA's LSP and other programs at Vandenberg Air Force Base (VAFB) use wind forecasts issued by the 30th Operational Support Squadron (30 OSS) to determine if they need to limit activities or protect property such as a launch vehicle due to the occurrence of warning level winds at VAFB in California. The 30 OSS tasked the AMU to provide a wind forecasting capability to improve wind warning forecasts and enhance the safety of their customers' operations. This would allow 30 OSS forecasters to evaluate pressure gradient thresholds between pairs of regional observing stations to help determine the onset and duration of warning category winds. Development of such a tool will require that solid relationships exist between wind speed and the pressure gradient of one or more station pairs. As part of this task, the AMU will also create a statistical climatology of meteorological observations from the VAFB wind towers.
Forecasting↗