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Electromagnetic radiation sources for remote sensing application to identification of water, moist soil and vegetation, discussing optical properties of diverse materials
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Electromagnetic radiation sources for remote sensing application to identification of water, moist soil and vegetation, discussing optical properties of diverse materials
Laser radiation interaction with hot nonuniform plasma, determining thermal and electromagnetic forces for various temperatures and densities
Ordinary mode electromagnetic wave propagation instability in high beta plasma, determining lower bound on growth rate
OGO 5 observations of quasi-trapped electromagnetic waves in solar wind at 70 kHz
Nuclear-electromagnetic cascades longitudinal development in glass, Fe and W absorbers, presenting Monte Carlo simulation
Electromagnetic test equipment transient waveform control using on-line digital computer in near real time configuration
Report is described which considers the effect that the ocean's surface shape has on near-vertical backscatter. Report covers the statistical character of the surface, the relation between these statistics and electric field, the characteristics of the wave system, and electromagnetic scattering.
Studying interaction of electromagnetic radiation with plants, soils, and water, and wavelengths and procedures for discriminating agricultural crops
Investigating electromagnetic scattering by cylinders using Rayleigh-Gans theory
Electromagnetic field effects on heat transfer of two temperature gaseous plasma
Motion and radiation of charged particles in strong electromagnetic waves in plane and spherical waves
Electromagnetic energy detection by thermal sensor with vibrating electrode
Spectral response measurements of man-made targets and surfaces for frequency variation analysis of electromagnetic backscatter
Electromagnetic wave transmission in earth atmosphere from 3 kHz to 3000 THz with emphasis on earth to space paths up to Jan. 1970
This symposium is the fourth in a series on the plasma sheath. The first three were held in Boston, Massachusetts, and were sponsored by the Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories. The papers included in the symposium cover theoretical and experimental results of research and flight tests of many different specific aspects of the general problem of plasma sheath degradation of reentry vehicle electromagnetic systems. Only the newer advances and more recent developments in the field are included in the Fourth Plasma Sheath Symposium, with no particular attempt being made to review the general background and history of the problem or to cover those aspects discussed in the previous symposia. Flight data from both NASA and DOD programs are included.
Computer solution of plane electromagnetic wave interaction with bounded inhomogeneous plasma slab with electron density gradient transverse to wave
Propagation of amplitude modulated, high RF plane electromagnetic wave through anisotropic plasma
Left and right hand circular electromagnetic polarization excitation by phase shifter and hybrid networks