Report on digital computers used in automatic checkout
Hardware, software, and evaluation of digital computer systems used in various phases of automatic space vehicle checkout
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Hardware, software, and evaluation of digital computer systems used in various phases of automatic space vehicle checkout
Ground support equipment /GSE/ concept, onboard checkout system for large space boosters
Improvements in space vehicle stage checkout, structural nondestructive testing, and electronic component testing within quality control program
Mariner C Deep Space Instrumentation Facility /DSIF/ equivalent ground support equipment
Mercury capsule checkout and prelaunch testing
Automatic data processing system for spacecraft checkout
Saturn system automatic test and checkout operations at quality assurance division
Criteria for power, weight, personnel, cost and development requirements of launch vehicle support operations
Integral sensor telemetry system for factory-stage checkout of Saturn-type launch vehicle
Flight monitoring and analysis instrumentation for Saturn I, IB and V, discussing automatic preflight checkout
Flight readiness status of manned spacecraft by rigorous preflight acceptance testing
Component level simulation development in digital computer for test and checkout applications
Vehicle assembly building, where propulsion and spacecraft stages are brought together, as key structure in Apollo-Saturn V prelaunch checkout operations
Onboard checkout functions for Saturn V instrument unit and S-IVB stages
Automated pattern recognition devices using sonic signature data for detecting S3D and F-1 engine valve malfunctions
Automatic Calibration Technique /ACT/ for active and passive checkout of remote systems
Onboard checkout system for Apollo applications program