Study of 30 km to 200 km meteorological rocket sounding systems. Volume 2 - Recent advancements
Sensor, decelerator, telemetry and rocket vehicle technological developments for 30 km to 200 km meteorological rocket sounding systems
Bollermann, B.↗
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Evaluation of roughness lengths at the NSSL- WKY meteorological tower
Wind and temperature sensors installed on NSSL-WKY /Oklahoma City/ meteorological tower to evaluate roughness lengths
Sanders, L. D.↗
Meteorological observations required for future weather modification programs
Meteorological observations required for computer models describing weather modification experiments
Biswas, K. R.↗
Mesoscale meteorological structure during radar CAT detection
Mesoscale meteorological structure during radar CAT detection at Wallops Island during January-March 1968 and 1969
Boucher, R. J.↗
Measurements during 1966-1968 from NASA's 150-m Meteorological Tower Facility at Kennedy Space Center, Florida
Kennedy Space Center Meteorological Tower Facility, describing equipment and data acquisition mission
Alexander, M. B.↗
Meteorological infrared instruments for satellites
NASA satellites meteorological IR instruments, considering purpose, design, operation and performance
Goldberg, I. L.↗
Introduction to the Nimbus meteorological satellite program
Nimbus meteorological satellite program, discussing global cloud cover mapping and automatic picture taking, radioisotopic thermoelectric generator, sounder instrumentation and remote sensors
Press, H.↗
Data flow in the Synchronous Meteorological Satellite system
Synchronous meteorological satellite mission goals and system design, describing imaging, data collection, facsimile, space environment, trilateration, ranging and transmission
Ames, S. A.↗
Airbone data acquisition system for atmospheric and meteorological research
Self contained lightweight airborne data acquisition system for atmospheric and meteorological research, using analog recorder and telemetry system
Johnson, R. A.↗
The Nimbus 4/IRLS meteorological experiment
Nimbus 4 Interrogation Recording and Location System meteorological experiment for tropical region upper atmosphere information
Cote, C. E.↗
Meteorological uses of the stereographic horizon map projection
Meteorological uses of stereographic horizon map projection, permitting placement of map center at any point on earth
Bandeen, W. R.↗
Meteorological satellites
Meteorological satellites characteristics, reviewing Tiros, Itos, Nimbus, ATS, SMS and IGAR programs and vehicles
Denoyer, J. M.↗
Synchronous meteorological satellite program
Synchronous meteorological satellite programs, noting earth imaging, data transmission, collection and relay and space environment monitoring
Fordyce, D. V.↗
A small, radio-controlled aircraft as a platform for meteorological sensors
Radio controlled small aircraft as measurement platform for meteorological sensors, discussing development and performance from field tests
Hill, M. L.↗
ITOS meteorological scanning radiometer
ITOS meteorological satellite scanning radiometer using point detector optical system for earth imaging
Barncastle, L.↗
Meteorological measurements from satellite platforms
Instrument development, techniques, and applications of meteorological measurements made from satellite platforms
Suomi, V. E.↗
The mean observed meteorological structure and circulation of the stratosphere and mesosphere
Meteorological soundings of the upper stratosphere and mesosphere, conducted with in situ rocket techniques during all seasons of the year from several sites, ranging in latitude from 8 deg S to 71 deg N, are analyzed. The resulting data are compiled into mean monthly and seasonal profiles of temperature, pressure, density, and wind for each site and are presented in graphical and tabular form. Analyses of these mean values produced time cross sections, quasi-meridional cross sections, and constant level maps which are included.
Theon, J. S.↗
Meteorological Measurements from Satellite Platforms
ATS pictures for meteorological applications and satellite-borne instruments
Suomi, V. E.↗