Microwave radiometry and its applications to marine meteorology and oceanography
Microwave radiometry for remote sensing applications in marine meteorology and oceanography
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Microwave radiometry for remote sensing applications in marine meteorology and oceanography
Instrument equipment of drifting buoys for satellite transmission of oceanographical and meteorological data
Meteorological satellite instrumentation and data processing including Tiros 4, Nimbus 2, and Explorer 7 satellites
Evaluation of height and time based meteorological rocket wind reduction techniques
Soviet meteorological satellite system requirements including Cosmos onboard equipment
Remote sensing platform requirements for oceanographic and meteorologic observations, discussing orbital and aircraft platforms
Radar application to meteorology, entomology and ornithology, discussing clear air turbulence detection and flight tracking of birds and insects
Nimbus D meteorological satellite construction, control system, orbit, etc
Image dissector meteorological cameras, discussing ATS-III and Nimbus systems, high resolution camera and multispectral cameras
Meteorological parameters-radio propagation characteristics correlation, studying feasibility of data acquisition by occultation satellite system
Ocean current and sea surface temperature observations from meteorological satellites
Night sky emissions, Lyman alpha vertical distributions, Eolus satellite and balloon observations, cloud patterns, and related aeronomy and meteorology studies
Meteorological rocket launchings and data dissemination for 1968 from EXAMETNET
Analysis of current meteorological rocket sounding systems for 30 km to 200 km region
Literature review on meteorological rockets and system requirements and techniques for upper atmosphere sounding
Design of base line system for synchronous meteorological satellite
Meteorological satellite TV cameras development, discussing image sensors and tabulating characteristics
Meteorological spaceborne IR instruments associated with NASA satellites, discussing various Tiros and Nimbus instruments