ATS ranging and position fixing experiments Progress report, 1 May - 31 Jul. 1970
ATS 3 ranging and position fixing experiments
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ATS 3 ranging and position fixing experiments
Quantitative radiance measurements in visible region from ATS 1 spin-scan camera
Cloud distributions determined using reflected radiance measurements from multicolor spin-scan cloud camera on ATS 3
Analysis of coordinated observations from ATS 5 and low altitude polar satellite OV1-18
ATS-F Nimbus E tracking and data relay experiment
Millimeter wave propagation utilizing ATS 5 satellite
ATS 5 ground station magnetometer data processing program
Evaluation of solar mirror surface materials by ATS 3 reflectometer
Computer program for calculating radiation pattern of ATS 6 flexible rib-reinforced reflector
ATS ranging and position fixing experiments with 4-day synoptic ionosphere propagation and 24-hour synoptic measurements
Development and characteristics of apparatus to magnetically despin artificial satellites with specific application to ATS 5 satellite
Evaluation of capabilities of electronic display system used in analysis of ATS cloud photographs
ATS 5 observational data on isolated magnetospheric substorm
Numerical analysis of acceleration flight data of Mariner Mars 69, OAO 2, and ATS to determine disturbing forcing function of Centaur engines at main engine cutoffs
Computer plots of acceleration flight data of Mariner Mars 69, OAO 2, and ATS showing selected gimbal axis forcing functions and dynamic response of Centaur main engine cutoffs
Meteorological research in time domain data extraction, radio altimetry, and application of ATS data as hydrological tool in remote tropical regions
Comparison of concurrent cloud data obtained via ATS 3 and ESSA 3 and from Apollo 6 high resolution photography
Tone code range and position system adapted to L band frequency of ATS 5