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This document summarizes the progress of VTO's Decarbonization of Off-Road, Rail, Marine, and Aviation (DORMA) program during the fiscal year 2023. DORMA's R&D focus was on research, development, and demonstration of new propulsion and vehicle technologies that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions in difficult-to-decarbonize transportation applications.
Nasa programs related to Surveyor, Mariner, Pioneer, Venus probe, and similar projects
Surveyor project, Mariner Venus and Mariner Mars projects, and deep space network
Synoptic oceanographic programs utilizing low altitude aircraft to determine infrared radiation from sea surface and to monitor pelagic schooling species
Statistical analysis of pyrotechnic shock data from Ranger and Mariner test programs
Space programs summary no. 37-19 - vol 6, nov 1962 to jan 1963 - space exploration programs & space sciences - dsif, ranger, mariner & voyager project
DSIF telemetry and command processing operational program for providing software to Mariner Mars 1971 mission
The requirements for marine and satellite geodesy technology are assessed with emphasis on the development of marine geodesy. Various programs and missions for identification of the satellite geodesy technology applicable to marine geodesy are analyzed along with national and international marine programs to identify the roles of satellite/marine geodesy techniques for meeting the objectives of the programs and other objectives of national interest effectively. The case for marine geodesy is developed based on the extraction of requirements documented by authoritative technical industrial people, professional geodesists, government agency personnel, and applicable technology reports.
Trapped radiation detector for Mariner C program
Space exploration programs and space science summary on Mariner, Ranger, and Surveyor projects - deep space instrumentation facility - environmental test facility
A brief overview is presented of Remotely Manned Systems with emphasis on their use as tools for exploration and operation in space. Remotely Manned Systems missions and functions in space are described and classified in relation to other existing or planned space systems. Problem areas of large-scale man-machine systems are identified based on experience in the Surveyor program, the Mariner 9 Mars orbiter project and the Apollo program. The effects of communication time delay on system performance are investigated using the average velocity of a Martian rover as performance indicator. A substantial performance increase can be achieved by providing certain autonomous capabilities to the remote system.
Generalized precision trajectory program for ranger lunar and mariner interplanetary missions
NASA space exploration programs design modifications and instrumentation developments
Mariner Mars program for 1971 and Viking project
Generalized precision trajectory program for the ranger lunar and mariner interplanetary missions
Launch to mission completion targeting techniques, computer programming for lunar and interplanetary flight programs - ranger/mariner program
Electromagnetic Interference Workshop held at JPL /Feb., 1968/ permitted an exchange of information on electromagnetic interference problems encountered in aerospace programs. The experiences related at this workshop dealt primarily with Surveyor, Lunar Orbiter, OGO, ATS, and Mariner unmanned programs.
Discussion and comparison of two data handling and control systems for the mariner interplanetary exploration programs