Investigating Smoke Aerosol Emission Coefficients Using MODIS Active Fire and Aerosol Products: A Case Study in the CONUS and Indonesia
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Mood, motility, and 17-hydroxycorticoid excretion in cyclic manic-depressive patient
Total impact of space and space related activities on local economy of Boulder, Colorado - income-product accounts
Impact of space and space-related activities on industry and general economy of Boulder, Colorado
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Impact of space program on Huntsville, Alabama
Flexible launch vehicle optimal control system design, considering requirements
Capabilities of side-looking radar in urban research
Design criteria and constraints of Apollo lunar module digital autopilot
Phase center position of field scattered from hyperboloid subreflector in asymmetric Cassegrain antenna feed system
Remote sensors applied to classification of aerial data concerning housing quality at different scales, using variables observation
CAT at subsidence inversion in presence of strong wind shear, noting radar echo pattern as Kelvin-Helmholtz instability indicator
Spaceborne photographic image interpretation to identify objects in humid and forested regions
Computer program for inductive inference problems in organic chemistry
This review of NASA contributions to the technology of fracture mechanics illustrates a fundamental role of the Space Agency in a single technical area. While primarily pursuing its goal of minimizing the weight of flight hardware, NASA engineers have generated innovations having broad impact in nonaerospace communities. A review is given of how these specific NASA innovations are communicated to the technical community outside the Space Agency, and current application areas are outlined.
The economic impact of technological progress in communications satellites is considered, as well as how these impacts affect the firms involved. Influences, if any, on the three major inputs of a nation's economic output (capital, labor, and technology) is discussed.