Spatial and Temporal Distributions of Retrieved O(sub 3), CO, H(sub 2)O and Temperature from the Airborne Emission Spectrometer (AES)
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Airborne Emission Spectrometer (AES) Southern Oxid↗
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Spatial and Temporal Distributions of Retrieved O(sub 3), CO, H(sub 2)O and Temperature from the Airborne Emission Spectrometer (AES)
Ongoing Study to understand ground level ozone production and transport in the southeastern U.S.
Southern Oxidants Study (SOS) AES instrument retri↗
Improved Fabrication of High-Temperature Superconducting-Normal-Superconducting (SNS) Josephson Junctions for Device Applications
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large critical currents substrate material silicon↗
Edge-Geometry High-Tx SNS Weak Links on Silicon-on-Sapphire Substrates
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silicon-on-sapphire (SOS) multilayer buffer system↗
Airborne Passive Remote Sensing of the Troposphere in Nashville/Middle Tennessee Area During the 1995 Southern Oxidants Study
In July of 1995 the Airborne Emission Spectrometer was deployed to Nashville, Tennessee to participate in the 1995 Ozone Study Intensive Campaign of the Southern Oxidants Study. AES is a high resolution mid-infrared interferometer that measures the spectrum of upwelling radiation in the 650-4250 cm-1 range.
Southern Oxidants Study SOS tropospheric ozone↗
A low-volume, low-mass, low-power UHF proximity micro-transceiver for Mars Exploration
UHF half-duplex micro-transceiver measuring 1 cubic centimeter, weighing less than 10 grams, and operating at 40 mW on receive and 50mW, 300mW, or 3W on transmit is described. The micro-transceiver is being designed for future Mars exploration missions, but can be adapted for other proximity links. It supports transmission rates up to 256 ksps and higher in BPSK or QPSK format for data return and receives command/control instructions at up to 8 ksps. In addition to its low mass/power features, temperature compensated circuit and system design and radiation tolerance allow operation outside of large shielded enclosures, further reducing the mass and complexity of exploration vehicles.
Silicon-on-Sapphire (SOS)↗
SIM Configuration Trades
The Space Interferometry Mission (SIM) will perform astrometry to a resolution of a few micro arc seconds (after post-processing on the ground of the acquired data).
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