Holographic contouring via multifrequency lasers.
Holographic image range contouring produced by multifrequency emission from resonant output reflector in pulsed ruby laser cavity
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Holographic image range contouring produced by multifrequency emission from resonant output reflector in pulsed ruby laser cavity
Electro-optical system can scan a large /100 ft./ antenna in 30 seconds. Comparison of the reflected signal with a reference signal from a Pockel-cell modulator driver yields a signal that can be correlated with the distance covered by the laser. A scanning arrangement then enables contour measurement.
Effect of plug base contour on performance of fully truncated plug nozzle with translating shroud
Maps of constant B, L, and flux contours
Contour spectrograms for POGO analysis in Saturn S-2 and S-4b stages
Low energy protons omnidirectional intensity contours in outer radiation zone at magnetic equator
Two dimensional data array contour tracing algorithm for reduction of image coding bits number
Planetary nebula NGC 3242 monochromatic photographs and isophotic contours
Development of generalized digital contouring program
Static pressure contours of turbine rotor blade tips at high Mach numbers
Describing device for surveying contour of surface using X-Y plotter and traveling transducer
Planetary nebulae NGC 1535, 6572, 6543, 7662 and 7009, observing monochromatic photographs and isophotic contours
A brief description for each of five planetary nebulae is given. Monochromatic photographs for three nebulae and isophotic contours for four nebulae are presented. The photographs were taken with the 30-inch refractor at Allegheny Observatory and with the Harvard Observatory's 61-inch reflector.
Density discrimination can be accomplished through use of special photographic contouring material which has two sensitive layers (one negative, one positive) on single support. Process will be of interest to investigators who require finer discrimination of densities of original photograph for purposes such as identification of crops and analysis of energy levels of radiating objects.
A description and listings of computer programs for plotting geographical and political features of the world or a specified portion of it, for plotting spot-beam coverages from an earth-synchronous satellite over the computer generated mass, and for plotting polar perspective views of the earth and earth-station antenna elevation contours for a given satellite location are presented. The programs have been prepared in connection with a project on Application of Communication Satellites to Educational Development.
Calculation procedures are presented for predicting the noise-time histories and noise contours (footprints) of five basic types of aircraft; turbojet, turofan, turboprop, V/STOL, and helicopter. The procedures have been computerized to facilitate prediction of the noise characteristics during takeoffs, flyovers, and/or landing operations.
A computer program is presented and described that generates jet engine inlet flow contour maps and inlet flow distortion parameters. The program input consists of an array of measurements describing the flow conditions at the engine inlet. User-defined distortion parameters may be calculated.