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NASA NTRS1967

Third annual NASA University Conference on Manual Control

This volume contains the proceedings of the Third Annual NASA-University Conference on Manual Control held from March 1 to 3, 1967, at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. The program was divided into the following sessions: display, describing function models , decision processes I, computer processing of manual control records, controlled elements, decision processes 11, physiological modeling, decision processes 111, advanced modeling techniques , and applications. Both formal and informal presentations were made; all of the formal and many of the informal papers are included in this volume.

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NASA NTRS1968

Second conference on sonic boom research

Conference on sonic boom reduction in supersonic transport flight - shock wave propagation and refraction, prediction methods for acoustic attenuation, and aerodynamic engineering aspects.

Ira R. Schwartz↗
NASA NTRS1968

Summary of conference

Conference summary - selected NASA technology in electric power industry utilization

Lubarsky, B.↗
NASA NTRS1968

Advances in Tactical Rocket Propulsion Conference Proceedings

An AGARD Colloquium on 'Progress in Tactical Rocket Propulsion' was held at La Jolla, California, on April 22 and 23, 1965. The unclassified papers, or unclassified versions of classified papers, presented at this meeting form the contents of the present AGARD conference proceedings, which has been identified by a new title that reflects more properly the scope of the remaining technical papers. The articles contained in this volume represent significant evaluations of the status of solid-propellant, liquid-propellant and hybrid-propellant rocket. development. Together with the reviews, they should provide a useful reference source for research workers and students alike.

S S Penner↗