Metallic materials for nonmagnetic spacecraft, properties and measurement methods
Metallic materials for nonmagnetic spacecraft - magnetic properties and measurement methods
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Metallic materials for nonmagnetic spacecraft - magnetic properties and measurement methods
Tubing connection effects on transducer response for transient pressure measurement
Transient pressure transducer evaluation and improvement of laboratory electric equipment and techniques
Transient pressure transducers for measuring dynamic pressures in rocket thrust chambers
Methods used to infer atmospheric water vapor content from Tiros satellite measurements in absorption band of water vapor
Measuring lunar heat flow at surface or in shallow hole - study of steady periodic temperatures, steady state flux perturbation, and blanket measurement method
Quantitative measurement methods for evaluating ability of Lunar Orbiter photographs to detect topographic features
Small frequency shift measurement method for X-band plasma-loaded cavities
Feasibility of noninvasive venous pressure measuring methods during weightlessness
Cryogenic fluid mass flow measurement methods, noting flow meter calibration
Shear relaxation in liquids, criticizing Knollman, Miles and Hamamoto relaxation time distribution measurement method
Electric field measuring methods, showing Stark effect in rotational spectra of gases as most promising
Acoustic measurement method for following motion of solid-liquid interface, obtaining solution for transient heat conduction problem
Cryogenic fluid mass flow measurement methods, noting flow meter calibration
Plasma electron density measurement method using beat frequencies between two dual frequency lasers
Point measuring method for precise resistance analyses on silicon slices
Spectral emissivity difference measurement method for region between two points on lunar surface, discussing applications to bright planets
The problem of the calculation of ambient densities from San Marco-C neutral atmospheric composition experiment data is considered. A brief description is given of the data measurement method, followed by a description of both the theoretical and experimental data curves. Geometry, electrometer distortions, and noise effects are then studied in terms of their effects on the ideal data form. From these considerations two data reduction methods are evolved. The first is an iterative integration technique that exploits the symmetry of the experimental data about the minimum angle of attack. For the analysis of geometry effects, a second method using interval averaging was developed and studied.