A study to guide research and development toward an operational meteorological sounding rocket system Final report, Oct. 1966 - Apr. 1967
Research and development guide for operational meteorological sounding rocket system stressing vehicles
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Research and development guide for operational meteorological sounding rocket system stressing vehicles
Continuous scanning meteorological image dissector camera system for applications technology satellite
Surface roughness length analysis of 150 meter meteorological tower at Cape Kennedy launch complex
Flight track maps and tabulated data on CV-990 aircraft environment, position, and attitude during meteorological flights
Satellite meteorology research on polar energy budget, atmospherics detection, and Mars atmospheric circulation
Intermediate infrared and microwave infrared applications in meteorological satellites
Analysis and evaluation of critical components of Ku-band phased array antenna for meteorological satellite
Meteorological results from multispectral photometry in airglow bands by OGO-4 satellite
Techniques and instruments for interpretation of radiation data from meteorological satellites
Basic meteorological satellite concepts, and Nimbus satellite systems design
Analytical and experimental study of effects of 150 m meteorological tower structure on wind measurements
Meteorological aspects of high altitude turbulence encountered by XB-70 aircraft
Applications Technology Satellite /ATS-1/ spin scan cloud camera and meteorology data catalog
Large satellites meteorological observation and support equipment, discussing instrumentation development, weather prediction improvement, etc
Manned and unmanned satellite meteorological applications at various atmospheric levels, discussing orbits, atmospheric radiation, clouds, water vapor and temperature
Small scale wind and temperature structure from wind and temperature data from Japanese MT 135 and American ARCAS meteorological rocket systems
Japan-U.S. meteorological rocket project, discussing launchings of MT-135 and Arcas rockets from NASA Wallops Island facility
Second generation meteorological probe requirements for taking measurements at high altitudes for optimizing single stage rocket performance