Studies of vertical wind profiles at Cape Kennedy, Florida Final report
Vertical wind profiles spectral analysis and numerical wind forecasts at Cape Kennedy
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Vertical wind profiles spectral analysis and numerical wind forecasts at Cape Kennedy
Peak wind statistics associated with thunderstorms at Cape Kennedy, Florida
The evolution of the Kennedy Space Center as the launch organization for Apollo/ Saturn V involved the concurrent solution of numerous complex problems. A significant increase in manpower was involved. Large and complex checkout and launch facilities were to be designed and constructed. Expansion of operational capabilities required the establishment and integration of a Government-Contractor operational team. From an initial cadre of approximately 200 civil service personnel of the Army Ballistic Missile Agency, transferred to NASA in 1960 following its establishment, expansion to the present civil service level of 2,900 occurred in the last seven years. Established within NASA as a directorate of the Marshall Space Flight Center, KSC achieved center status in 1962. With its designation as a Center, KSC accomplished the development and staffing of an organization that could perform procurement, resources, financial, and other management requirements formerly provided by the parent organization. In addition to continuing launch operations for established programs, KSC undertook the design and construction of large, new, and unique launch facilities for Apollo/Saturn V. With the expansion of the civil service work force, KSC integrated contractor organizations employing 23,000 personnel at the Center to perform specific operational and support missions under the technical supervision and observation of the Government team. The management techniques, organizational concepts, and continuing efforts utilized to meet the Apollo goals and challenges are discussed in this document.
Peak wind probabilities for atmosphere over Cape Kennedy launching base
Small scale motions and numerical wind profiles forecasting for short periods at Cape Kennedy
Empirical analysis of maximum wind speeds in space vehicular dynamic pressure region over Cape Kennedy for Apollo and AAP launches
Tables for predicting maximum wind speed in space vehicular dynamic pressure region over Cape Kennedy
Probability distributions for thunderstorms at Cape Kennedy
Frequency and duration of thunderstorms at Cape Kennedy
Boundary layer atmospheric turbulence at Kennedy Space Center obtained for engineering spectral model, discussing energy balance
Cape Kennedy peak wind profile probabilities at 10-150 meters for various exposure times
Statistical analysis of wind distribution probabilities at Cape Kennedy
High altitude mesospheric wind data taken by meteorological sounding rockets at Cape Kennedy, Florida
Statistical analysis of atmospheric turbulence at Cape Kennedy Launch Complex for spacecraft design
History of Cape Kennedy launch complex noting origin, initial construction, organization, launching sites, ground support equipment, and significant accomplishments
Hazard estimates for selected rocket fuel components from normal launches of Saturn 5 vehicles at Cape Kennedy
Statistical summary of ground wind data recorded at 150-m tower on Merritt Island, Kennedy Space Center
Kennedy Space Center Meteorological Tower Facility, describing equipment and data acquisition mission