Characteristics of solar activity at 4 and 8.6 millimeters Final report, May 1, 1965 - Jul. 1, 1966
Average solar flux intensity and burst activity measurements
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Average solar flux intensity and burst activity measurements
Radiometric mapping and determination of lunar brightness temperature at 3 mm wavelength
Atmospheric model compared with astronomical observations to determine effect of cloud cover and resulting high effective temperature of radio emission from Venus in centimeter range
Calculations of vibrational wave functions and excitation cross sections of carbon dioxide molecules, and infrared laser experiments
Artificial dielectric H-guides, and comparison of attenuation coefficients of H-guides with standard waveguides
Cooling requirements of ball bearings operating in low flow rate hydrogen gas
Electron beam-plasma interaction and plasma multiplier for generating mm waves
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Relationship between atmospheric attenuation and the ground temperature and humidity provides a reference from which changes in temperature and humidity will produce a corresponding atmospheric loss figure. Computer program computes atmospheric loss due to water content, given the measured loss and ground temperature and humidity.
Radiometric measurements of atmospheric attenuation in electromagnetic spectrum
Construction of two microwave band receiving antennas for ATS-E wavelength propagation study
Applications of photography of Apollo 7 flight to weather forecasting, agricultural surveys, oceanography, and geology
Axial current density in argon magnetoplasma column
Lunar thermal radiation measurements at 8.6 and 3.2 mm wavelengths, noting brightness temperature- time relationship in curves and as Fourier components
Short wave bands for earth-space communications, considering propagation anomalies compensated systems and frequency bands availability
Radiometric observations of moon during total lunar eclipse at 3.33 mm, noting decrease in equivalent black body disk temperature
Daily simultaneous solar measurements of microwave atmospheric absorption and emission to determine frequency correlation between meteorological phenomena and atmospheric parameters
EHF earth-satellite link communication channel emphasizing down link, discussing weather models, atmospheric absorption and temperature, channel coherence bandwidth, etc