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ABSTRACT 1 ighen Congress created the- National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). 25 years ago, it directed that information derived frOm the agency's pursuit ofJcaowledge th'tough space explotation and1 aeronautical research be made available to all Americans. This has been accomplished through a series of )scientific and technical publications. One series, NASA Special Publications, includes' missidn't,70orts, aerodynamic treatises, structural analyses, planetary atlases,/conferenceproceedings, extensive referenpe .s materials, and other material whose scope and significance outgrewf the 'bounds of customary research reports and journal a'rticles:,This, document Trovides-lists of all Special Publications that NASA, has published since/the series began in 1961. Entries are presented under the followng categories: general publications; handbooks and data compilations; technology utilization; management .ebaluation and analysis standards; bibliographies; space vehicle design criteria; specification's; reference publications; and conference publications.; Each entry includes title, author(s), publication date and number, /number of pages, ,original sales source', and (when appropriate) a brief annotation. Entries are also listedi-by document number in a subject index. Subject index categories include: aeronautics; astronautics; chemistry and materials; engineering; geosciences; life sciences,' mathematical and computer sciences; physics; sodial

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Lwhen qpiagres,cr6ated .NASA 25 years ago, it directed that theinform' anon derived W from the agenCy's pursuit of knowledge through ,spire exploration and aeronautical esearch be made available to all Americans. one way of making these research results available has been through a series ofscientifi'c Ind tey*linical publications., One series!, purposely Labeled !'special," presents material vhosekcope and significance:siMply outgreW the.bounds of customary research reports'and OurnalarticleS. In fact, gt)Me of the rriore'preStigious Special Publications. have exceeded he bounds of skre science andengineering, satisfying as well the interests of a more

. 4eneral audience.. . . The Special Publications prOduced by NASA since, the :early 1960's have enjoyCci world - ude recognition, They. report on the research 'and Ziesvelopment in communications, ;:nergy,.matedals pri5cessing; planetology, and astronomy,sas well as in aeronautics `aria aerospace. Miny vf these' publications posSess uncommonvalnesdiat.will.enduirfor ides to -come. ftis appropriate to list them now as a convenient reference of .past accomplishments on the occasiotOf NASA's twenty -fifth anniversary. ° it. 1

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r Preface. ,... i . . . ), , . . .., , Iliw.ptorpok, 61 this bookIct ,ito list an the §pccial room:mons tittle NASA hies pub- lisbcd Since the 'scries'bega& in 1961. Tbc series has included isorne of NASA'sJinost

,ambitions scienti f) c ,andtechnitial books, and includes it broad range Of topics that covers NASA"s work ii,16 csearch and development, Since this eclitiond the list will be:'publisfiOil kaiak NASA:s twenty-filth anniversary, alspecial section has been included'whicliclaies"

the Special Publications series to some of NA/Vs.achicyements. . ,.. ' ' .: f i ' PIN, .SPecild.PublicatiPns were creatcclas NASA:began to produce information\ iti,a format , 'that did' not quite fa the pattern of technical reports; NASA had caught the public's :men-

,tion ,witli its beginning steps in space exploration; and needed a vel*le that presented a total picture to those outside particular areas of "Expertise. There were cnany'subjecti that an increasingly calcined puiblie wanted to knew about. 'I'lley_found a niche in the Special Publicationsi'scries,- Tlte, 'Special Publications series bloomed with mission' reports, aerodynamic treatises, Stiictua' analyses, planetary atlases, conferencer proceedings, and extenSid 'reference mate ial. By the midseventies, it becaine obvious that the latter two neededseParakserieS, and so Conference Publilations and Reference Publications were created, All arc listed. here. ' ' 'When particular books were being created, it was obvious that they would bebest sellers. Sure en-ouglii, Exploring" Space with a Camera, which gave the public aearly look at the . Earth photographed from space; solid 124,000 copies .before it was all wed to go out of r print. Photographic techniques We -c improving, and the, images in latbooks were far 0 better. Alo,ng 4me This Island Ea-th; it is 12 years old'and is mill selling "well (71,800 copies). Apollo Expeditions To ThMoon has sold:,46,000 copies. Still moving quickly off .the bookstore shelves arc Mission to Earth: Landiat Views the World, the Skylab Series, The Martian 'Landscape, Voyage to Jupiter, and Voyages to Saturn. There were some surprises, however; *ho would have forseen the success, of such unassunnifig titles as clarity in T;.ch- .7nical Reporting' Or.Soldering Electrical Connections? °

.Although the ISOoks with space imagery sell best, other. Special Publications arc of wide interest for either the, scientist or the educated public, tindqhese ire also printed and sold, ,' through the Government Printing Office. Some of the ,technical subjects are presented with 'the layperson, in mind, ,while others are deemed classics for ieterenee in particular disciplines. Still others; just'as important, but not generating interesoutsidea narrow area of expertise, .are printednd made available from. the National chnical Information e3. Service. Photocopies of'bks no longervailable through GPO are a o available at NTIS.' In the list of publications that follows, a brief description is given togetlieith the origi- - hat sales source and the publication date. the prices are not listed because they chart' e: Phone Or 'write GPO or NTIS for prices of publications that interest yiou. GPO will want to knoW the NASA SP -nunober; NTIS will want to know:the seven -digit NASA accession number. When yoli find an attractive title, take care to notice the date ofublicatiin., Many books are ait of date, and are of'historical value only For" example soe books' on ), MarS predate the 1976 Vikingmission. -' s ,This account of the growth of Special. Publications does not tell of the work abd-W try that,igo into the research, writing, and piduttion of hooks. But as you look through e list and find titles that interest. you think of the curiosity and diligence that,result iad-- vances -in science andftechnolpe and the subsequent clean and/care that prOdUce the "i

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It was 2:55 a.M.,Octobcr 11, 1958. The 88 -foot- rail Thor rockci, 'a giant, for its/ time but to be dwarfed by rockets not yet even planned, glowcd in searchlight brilliance. Battens of fog crawled around its base. At its top nestled Pioneer 1, an 84.pound satel- lite crammed with all the radios and instruments'its small size could hold. The mission: Escape the inexorable pull of Earth's gravity to fly past the moon and photograph its mysterious backside. A' tinny voice crackled over loudspeakcrs. "'...3, 2, 1, Liftoff?" Thor roared into the black sky just beforc 5 a.m., lighting the Florida coastline with its pillar of fire. The launch crew chccrcd at what looked like a spec- Pioneer VIII tacular foist -time success. . For the fledgling National Aeronautics and Space Administration, brought into being, just 11 days earlier, the sighr of the 50-ton Thor disappearing

toward the inky dark of space was soul- stirring. And r it was a critical first step for the new agency on the road to space exploration. The bad news came -16 hours later. noes engines had 'not delivered full power. Pioneer 1

ix 10 (limbed to 71J)00 modes, their Icld bade toward l'ionerr ljarth. It would have been film to the Moon, Evcii so, NASA's inattgulal flight was far froni being a failure, No (diet satellite had vein nu rd NO far Born Ludt. Pioneer's instrunicins radioed back the first radiation measurements horn itairslurrar spate, '11 re flight bland the way for later «rittnititrit :Pions satellitesbyrelaying; 131110 message,blWeC11 (011111C111S, 111 a Si IlgIC 1111..011, NASA had Ixr Idly Avant cd along tlic learning (taw that would Icad 10 U.S. dominant c in space, ".3, 2,I, liftoff! We have a lif10111" TI1C words echo through the years, liliolf, 'Ow t 1144 tiltimatc monicrit of tititb,itcontllanicd by the e familiar lire3/111 roar of rockct engines and thee hors 01 a 0;111011 CIllhatkell un thccxploration and cue of outer space, has conic huntlicds of tinics since the Spacc Agc dawned. It has marked the scp nation point in mission aiter mission, wilding human and machine alike heyopti the limits of Ilic honic planet. chiding s6kral fulllciigth books. hese Special

. space accomplishments of a quarter ientirry Publications (SPs) are available from the 'U.S. arcstunning,- instrument-Laden spacecrafthave Goverimicnt Printing -Office book stores and in visited the six10SN1 planets. Men have walked 011 many libraries. (Sec thePreface for furthcr infirrina the M0011, Morning pieces Of itto Earth for lion.) Other series mentioned hcrc are Rclektkc scicritific study. Scorn of satcllitcs circle thc globe, Publications (RN) and conference Publications serving humanity in ways that now, arc routine, or (CPs). Two publkations provide excellent overviews revcaling new knowlcdgc about thc cosmos and our of the movcirom one small planet into the realm of own planct through cameras and sensors.!stoic siacc. llrit Wand E7rth.(NASA...P-250T looks at important,*mcii and woincii arc carried' Mutincly the initial impact pi space travel and Beyond the into orbit aboard a reusable space ship, exploiting Atttnopher, (NASA,SP1211) chronicics the early thc unique weightless environment for thc benefit years of space science. of all. In the beginning, it was enough to send a small Yct jast 25 ycais ago, it scamd all a dream. satellite, carrying just a few instruments, into the In late July 1958, nearly 10 months alto- the weightless vacuum above. But the complexity of SovictAnion stunnedtheworldby orbiting rockets, even in 1958, left little margin for error. Sputnik 11, the first,manniacic satellite, and six With that burden, the young NASA inimcdiatcly months after the Unitcd Statcs joined thc rush to assumed responsibility for its firsilsrunch, taking space by rocketing Explorer 1 into orbit, President over 'Men and Pioneer fromtheirAirForce Dwight D. Eisenhower put his signature to Public developers. Taw 85-568, the National Acronautics and Spacc rtrom that beginning,r. NASA coordinated its yen- Act of 1958. It was thc cnd to,montns of 'national turcs into the new frontier, iSome, spacccraft would debate over how the United States should meet the orbit the Earth. Others would explore the Moon scientific arid technical challenge of exploring outer and the planets. And in the most publicized effort space. And it NW a beginning. of all, ships and rockets would carry man into space. The Spacc Act created the National Acrobauties Each piece of the overall program was separate; yet and Space Administration on October 1, 1958. The each fed, new knowlcdgc into the other and each new agency incorporated the aeronautical research learned from the other's successes and failurcs. activities of the National Advisory Committee ,on NASA quickly took control of a network of Aeronautics (NACA), and shouldered thefull-former NACA researchfacilities Langley in burden of non-military rcscaih, exploration, and Virginia, Ames in California, Lewis in Ohio that conquest of space. In its first 25 years, marked by would move totheforefrontinresearch and the early frustrations of failure and the later ex- planetary satellite technology. Contract work with hilaration of success, NASA carried out an incredi- California's Jet Propulsion Laboratory expanded. ble series of projects that opened the solar system NASA acquired a74i4 in Maryland for communica- for humankind. tions and data Roccssing, tracking, and satellite The complete histories of many of those projccts development: the Goddard Spacc Flight Center: Ire told in a variety of NASA publications, in- Mucli of the Army's Redstone Arsenal in Alabarrta

x11 t; "4- Inci attic the N141.01.411 Spate fight Centel, noncrir 'sating on lig istiqI.1111 le% now t.illril I )1ydrii lit ( Allow., and Wallop., in Voginia weir An ill hided tondo NASA At eap ( .111.1KIJI, NASA . uscd Air bone faillitieN until it iMild build a 1.111111I1 in111011( 11141 W011111 bentlle tile Keillittly Spate ( rillt'4 ,And ithigh a new KIIIIICti SpAttli.111 (lentc (now Johnson Spate ( Nitro neat I Intlitull, lyeas NASA was being olg.illacil, resin weir &Vein lilli: A.4)1.11110 put,one man alone into a tiny, brIhapeti %paten rah, and oilot him around the Faith. tlinis was litojen i Men my, and !Ur tire times, itWa% at nine intilUgeoth, .1111bitintls, COIllitlent, and frightening, In1959,alter!An exhaustivesratill, NASA selected seven military t4 pilots 16 benome,spane 'itavelets for Pio)ci t Metnuty. 'Ilicy ben Anne known as the Original Seven: Scott (:arpenter, Gordon. ('anopet,JohnGlenn,Virgil(fisson),Alan Shepard, Walter Schitta, and l)onald Slayton. Uri arise no one knew that rigors or dangers a human being would face from zero gravity, radia lion, or the still-unknown secrets o( orbital flight, their training was intense. At the same time, the Mercury spat el raft was ileVCI0pC(1. For early flight tests NASA selected the small Redstone tocket, and decided that the primary rocket for otbital flights would be the Atlas missife. By eatly 1961, chimpanzees had flown in place of astronauts to verify that the Mercury 4-nacecraft worked as planned, but the crucial decisionlo fly a Man was still debated. It was left to President John Kennedy to weigh the risks. As arguments raged, the Soviet Union .1141itagain; an unknown cosmonaut named Yuri Gargarin was rocketed aloft, orbited thc Earth a single time, and returned to a InCro's welcome. Within a week. Kennedy calleda. White House meeting 'and heard the arguments one last time. Then he nodded ap- proval. On May 5, 196I, Alan Shepard was secured into the cramped spacecraft, Freedom 7. The small Red- stone rocket ignited and he was hurled aloft on a

L xi 12 15-minute suborbital test flight over the Atlantic durance of men against the still undefinecchazards Ocean. Shepard cruised through the edge of space of space travel. With President Lyndon Johnson's and splashed down safely in the Atlantic Qcean: It 'full backing, Congress approved the Gemini Pro- ,was a brief flight; but it paved the way for others gram: and it gave America its fast man in space. It was a success. During, a period of 16 months 4 Almbst before Shepard could dry, off, NASA NASA used the larger Titan rocket tolturl a. dozen,- _leaders were drafting a 30-page document for Presi- Gemini1craft into space. Teh spacecraft carried t*- debt 1{ennedy. tirgtc1;:a bold stroke in,space to-. man astronaut crews, and their exploits left the help propel American technology forward on many world entlualled.. On Gen-0.4, Edward- White fronts. On May. 25, 1961, Kenn:ly stood before a walked in sp'ace. Gemini Ganscf7 flew th.e.first space\ , join( session of Congress telecatinend- the most rendezvous', and Gerliin; 7 spent Almost 14 days in \ diaiTnatic",project yet Undertaken by htmankind. orbit.. Geminis 8 through .12 rendezvoused 'and, r"I believe that this nation should commit Itself docked with target vehicles launched earlier. The to athieving the goal, before this decade is out, of fhbtos these asttonautnrought home showed a._ landing a man on the Mbon and returning him gleaming and beautiful Earth, and revealed terrain safely tocthe. Earth," Kennedy told thF startled features not seen before. Many can be seen in Earth Congre Photographs From ,Gemini$14, IV, and V (NASA But first there was Project Mercury to complete. SP-129), and the Gemini story is covered' in On the John Glenn entere& the history books by orbiting Shoulders of Titans (NASA SP-4203). the Earth three times inhis Friendship 7 in As Gemini began, flew; and ended, the Ap011o February 1962. In the, next 15 months, the ot1341- Program ago moved steadily ahead. The Moon! astronauts followed, exceptSlayton, who was would be challenged with two spaceckaft, a com- grounded becauie of a heart murmur. Each flight mancl'.module carrying three astronauts, two of advanced NASA'S ipowledge of the space environ- whom would land on the 1G f65ii. in a lunar module. ment and taught us.how better to survive in orbit. perwould return tojendezvous in lunar orbit The final mission, with Gordon Cooper aboard, with the waiting third crewman. But first, a series of lasted a thencredible 34 hourS and 20 minutes '= test -flights in Earth orbit were planned. , '22 times around the world! Then tragedy struck. During a launch pgd test in For an inside view of America's first triumphant January 1967, fire destroyed the Apollo 1 spacecraft space program, seeThis New Ocean (NASA and asphyxiated astronauts Virgil Grissom; Edward White, and Roger Chaffee. In the months that followed, Apollo underwent- intense, scrutiny and modification. The spacecraft was totally fireproofed and the lessons of flammability have since/been ap- plied in a wide variety of other fields. In the meantime, NASA completed construction of its launching facilityin Florida. (Moonport (NASA SP-4202) tells the story of how this massive job was carried out.) But without giant rockets, Apollo could not suc- ceed. Through the mid-sixties, Marshall Space Flight Center designed and tested the Saturn rockets that would send Apollo to the Moon. When the first Saturn V rocket the largest in the world was launched with an unmanned payload, the ground shook three miles away. So great was the power of this enormous rocket that'Nvatchers felt it SF-4201), a thorough and engaging history of. Proj- rumble through their feet before they heard its ect Mercury. The ocean of the void was giving up its' crackling roar. Developed under the leadership of secrets. America win space to stay. , Wernher von Braun, the rocket performed flaw- By now, the Map togram had a name: Apollo. lessly. It was November 9, 1967. How this launch But it would be year before the goal could be at- vehicle, with 8.9 million pounds of thrust, was con- tempted. With talented teams of industry contrac- ceived and built is told in Stages of Saturn (NASA tors and growing numbers of NASA personnel aim- SP-4206). ing for the Moon, another effort was needed. In Autumn 1968, the Apollo 7 mission tested NASA proposed a two-man spacecraft to orbit the the command module with a three-man crew in Earth. It would perform.extended missions, prove Earth orbit. Then in December, in a daring mission out the techniques of maneuvering in space and to put Americans first around the Moon, Apollo 8 rendezvousing with another craft, and test the en- crossedthe long miles toward Earth's 'nearest neighbor. Looking back, astronauts first saw -and The Apollo goal was achieved on July 20, 1969. ,photographed the Earth as a gleaming blue and ;A few days later, Apollo 11 splashed down in the .s, white globe against the blackness of space. The Pacific Ocean and the challenge was,fully realized. tiholos they returned changed our. view of the The astronauts had -returned SafFly to E Earth: we realized it is delicate. OliChristrnas Eve, They brought- with them- a treasure lunar Apollo 8 disappeared behind the Moon, and the. geology samples'. In the next two-and-a-half years, oworld4waited tensely. five. more 'astronaut `teams landed 'on, thet,Moon. "Houston, be advised, There is a Santa Claus!" They left Scientific stations ao radio new knowledge The words came from Astronaut A amen Lovell as Apollo 8 climbed above the lunat onzon and re- established contact with Earth o the fast time, representatives of the human race wert orbiting the Moon. 0 /1 Less than seven months later, other immortal words Came from the Moon _Alp% It was Neil Armstron who radioed, It "Houston-----s Tranquility Base here

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The Eagle has landed!" lunar- module Eafle the -Moon aresprinkledthrough- the- Special , was safely on the Moon in the. Sea of Tranquility. Publications series.fld the exciting photographic And when Armstrong stepped out of his craft, the story of the lunar conqUest can be seen in Apdlib world,heard he first words from a person standing Expeditions to thelMoon (NASA SP-350). on another planetary body: "That's one small step Because the }leak pace of Mercury, Gemini for a man, one giant leap for mankind." and Apollo could not continue, titre groundworl

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was being laid,for areusable Space Shuttle. Itstudy Earthitself, making new discoveries in would take a decade to bring such complex ship geology, hydrology, weather patterns, and more. to operational status. Skylab, Our First ..Vation in Space (NASA SP-400) Three Skylab missions kep astronaut crews in an describes the program and tells much about life in orbiting space laboratory f r prolonged flights inorbit around the Earth. 4, New Sun (NASA .1973 and 1974. In these m ions, NASA demon- SP-401) reports Skylab's solar findings and provides strated that humans could s rvive and lead active,spectacular photography. Other volumes deal with healthy, and useful lives dug prolonged paceSkylab contributions to astronomy, Earth sciences, flight. Ths science results of Skylab surpassed alland biomedicine. expectations.Using aspecialsolartelescOpe, The finalmanned mission of the Seventies joined astronauts studied the Sun and recorded vital new the United States and the Soviet Union in inter- data about its activit? and how it affects Earth. They national cooperation. ASTP the Apollo-Soyuz used a sophisticated camera and other sensors to Project was the result of delicate negotia- tions and yeats of preparation. Astronauts flying an Apollo command module joind up with cosmo- .b nauts in 'a Soyuz craft not only to meet in space, but to work together. Among the Americans was Donald Slayton; his heart Murmur gone and aIlast \./.able to join-his fellolks in outer space. This mission. is the subject of The Partnership (NASA" SP-4209),' ' an account of the triumph of human endeavor beyond the edge of the Earth. In another joint ef- fort, the two countries collaborated on a three volume study of space- medicine, published as Foundations of Space Biology and Medthine (NASA

SP-374). .- , As complex and sophisticated -spacecraft ex- tended our knowledge of the solar system, NASA pressed forward with development of the Space Transponttion System and itsfocal point, the Space Shuttle. Thee Shuttle endured a series of technical delays as unforeseen problems were re- solved before flying into orbit in 1981. By the end of 1982, the Shuttle was declared operational and a new era of space flight, with men and women routinely going into orbit, began. The Shuttle at Work (NASA SP-432) tells the preliminary story of this craft and outlines its missions for the coming decade. While astronauts explored the space close to Earth and walked on the Moon, other NASA ships trekked among the planets. The lust steps took automated spacecraft to the Moon. NASA and in dustry experts used the Ranger program in the early and mid-sixties to solve the difficult engineering and navigational problems of reachin'g a distant body. One after another, camera-carrying Rangers plunged toward the lunar surface, radioing startling doseup photographs of the plains and craters before impacting. Then in a crucial precursor to sending men to the Moon, Surveyor craft landed there gently, proving tharthe lunar terrain was solid and stable. As NASA grew more experienced and confi- dent, the planets themselves beckoned and the ex- ploration became more complex and bold. An unbroken series of successes put Pioneer spacecraft managed by Ames Research Center into ';" far-distant space where they studied the Sun, the

solarwinds,andradiomagnetic. phenomena. Mariner spacecraft designed and built at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory flew past. Venus and Mer- cury, offering an excited world closeup views of the innermost planets. Other Mariners crossed to Mars, precisely fired their engines, and went into orbit. The lure ofMars,captured public and scientific

1,- attention. in twin missions, each having an orbiter and a lander, Viking spacecraft were precisely navigated to Mars. The first of them landed on July 20, 1976 just weeks after America's 200th birth- day. As word reached JPL that the Viking 1 Lander was safely down (and theOrbiter operating from The Space Shuttle

44, ,,16 "' a$ove), emotions erupted and scientists, newspeol- hoy,.jh eylar systemjs formed. SceneigiMpossible pie, and hundreds of witcffers burst into long, loud to view through terrestrial telescopes leaped. uhto, cheers. Eveli veteran space reporters wiped away screens with claritY.,Instruments recorded new data< , rces, \radiation, and tears. on interplanetarymagr;etic $ at Ll*.color and- . From widety separatelandingzones.: the two even weather, FOr Fk detailed Ipo 'Viking Landers provided earthlings with their first drama of the first visit to Ju and Saturn, see on-tlie:groilnd -lopic at our neighbor. Cameras Pioneer: 'first to ..:Jupiter;' Saturn, and Beyond ewes a,`rock-strewri-terryin, rusty relP just as' it (NASA.SP-446). saopld be, and apinkish sky. Samples of martian Planetary' exploration indeed, canie into full soil vece-quickly scooped up and analyzed. In one,flower in the, moss recent years:'Stillanother pair of small p-Ttof Viking lantei, a one-cubic foot unit Pioneer-class spacecraft headed fa-Venus. One ship analyzede soil for signs oflife. That little package launched probes that ,,clesc elided to the inferno of ' a maryelf engineering that contained minia- the Venusian surface: Thought by early scholars to4.: taized instruments that would fill a laboratory on be a watelariet,ryp Venus.was fully revealed to be :r."4" Earth may be, the most sophisticated piece of parched furnace, its landscape dry and hot beneath scientific gear yet devised. Sin it found no life. the crushing weight of at atmosphere more than 90 Still, Viking offered an exhaustive look at Mars, times as dense as Earth's: The first craft still orbits rewriting the science books with its findings. The Venus, where its instrunients'continue to study the Martian _Landscape (NASA SP-425) kontain.s a' surface below. Among the significant findings that superb account of the Vikinein-isSion and hundreds PiOneer radioed back to Earth are data about the of photos. And from Mars, data continued to flow greenhouse effect that traps heat within a planet's toward Earth from two Viking Orbiters and two atmosphere. That information may have vital sig- Viking landers until the last of thle four quit in late nificance for the future of Earth Itself. The Venus 1982. More than two years before Viking reached Mars, two Pioneer spacecraft, launched a year apart, flew past Jupiter. Again rthe yield of these scientific: ex- plorers was astonishing. Color images ofJupiter ap peared on control room screens, showing roiling bands of multi-colored clouds- and strange spots and swirls racing through the jovian atmosphere. The Great Red Spot'appeared and scientists at last had a closeup look at this curious and unique phenom- enon. Again,' astronomers were obliged to rewrite the texts. As they studied the Pioneer data radioed from Jupiter, the spacecraft continued to chatter their messages of scientific discovery. Pioneer 10, . passing Jupiter in late 1973, continued outbound' toward the stars to leave the solar system in June 1983. Pioneer 11 had a different mission. Leaving missions are detailed in Pioneer Venus (NASA Jupiter behind in December 1974, it began a five- SP T-461). year journey to its next goal: Saturn! As the' histories of the planets are written, no Pioneer 11 entered the saturnian system in early missions have greater fascination than Voyager September 1979. In another of the seemingly two advanced, and multi-talented ships that cruised unendifig string of "lusts," the spacecraft's imag- the lanes ortpace to Jupiter, and then to Saturn. ing system gave Earth a closeup look at Saturn's Their discoveries left scientists breathless. With fabledrings and itsbanded cloudpatterns. their high-resolution cameras and other instru- Observers quickly saw that a never-before-seen ring ments, Voyager ships looked closely at far-away the 'F Ring girdled Saturn, and that' its moons: They photographed 4olcanoes spewing broader rings actually had many components.. sulfurous vapor on lo, saw cracked-ice seas on Perhaps most important,Pioneer11crossed Callisto, and studied the opaque haze and clouds of through the ring plane, not once, but, twice. In- Titan. They found a hitherto unsuspected ring deed,: -a- ship could sunive-that -journey_ Without__-around Jupiter and revealed that Saturn's rings are destruction by high-velocity dust particles orchunks not a few, but thousands of glimmering bands Of ice or rock, even though Pioneer barely missed composed of icy chunks and embedded moonlets. one of Saturn.% moons during the crossing. Voyager 2 sails, onward to view yet another The travels of the two Pioneers to the largest of planet, Uranus, in 1986. And a final leg to Nep- the outer planets brought new understanding of tune, to be reached in 1989, is a strong possibility. And there is more to come. An infrared astn-- omy observatory went into orbit early in1983.and-is. .pushing our knowlege lo°Jhe .very edge of thea universe. All these missions and more were conceived and carried out as NASA followed ifs '1958 charter in space. But that charter als'o carried responsibilities on Earth. In.aviation and aeronautics, NASA con- tinued to expand understanding and technology. Key techriolggital advances included the swell, wine area-ruled fuselages and the supercritical wing, and advances'were made in propulsion, corn":

puters, and electronics.. Wind Tunnels of NASA (NASA SP-44(1),loolcs at the state-nf-the-art work done in supersonic craft, The Voyager journeys past Jupiter and Saturn are in improving commercial aviation, And in develop- chronicled in NASA SP-439 and SP-451. ing innovative new flying machines. Fuel Economy So much has been accoinplished in jus, t 2-5 yeals. in Aviation (NASA SP-462) looks at the practical The sheer spectacle of humans in :space and the results of NASA research aimed at making general splendoi of discoveries on other worlds might have aviationaircraftmoreefficient.And Small been enough. Though such missions received over- Transport Aircraft Technology (NASA SP -460)- whelming public attention, NASA made equally covers the moA recent advances in that field. important strides in practical, scientific, and cibserv- Asitpursued development:5 inaeronautics, atory spacecraft that remained in Earth-orbit. NASA looked extensively at aircraft instrumenta- The agency developed the technology for corn-. tion and the problems -inherent in determining munications and weather satellites that are now their accuracy. Measurements of Aircraft Speed and commonplace in our dailylives. Dozens wereAltitude (NASA RP-1046) isa fine technical launched as inventive NASA and industry designers evaluation of a variety of such instruments and in- improved their art and gave the world new and im- cludes tables for present airspeed and altitude, and portant benefits. And when the lessons were learned sample calcul3eions useful in practical applications. "' and the technology secure, NASA turned over the Another Adronautical report covers methods for future to other agencies and to private industry. estimating a variety of factors in aircraft design, in- Communications satellites alone represent a multi- cluding size, weight, and power. It is Subsonic Air- billion-dollarbusinesstodaythatb`eganwith NASA's pioneering thrusts. The Earth itself has yielded secrets to NASA spatecraft. Landsats turned their sensitive cameras and instruments groundward to reveal mineral deposits, "track the growth of crops and forest, monitor snowfall and water resources, and much more. Withitsmultispectralcameras,details emerge that could not be seen with the naked eye. Mission to Earth: Landsat Views the World (NASA SP-360) contains hundreds of photographs that proved invaluable just a sampling of the imagery that has aided in discovering more ibout our own world and in managing our resources. 'Other craft provided new knowledge for all the sciences.Solarobservatories studiedtheSun. Astronomical observatories scanned the heavens. Instrument-laden ships aimed their sensors at our atmosphere and the near-space regions. The High- craft (NASA RP-1060) and includes aspects of aero- Energy°Astronomical Observatory (HEAO) space- nautical evolution from 1918 to the present. craft brought new understanding to' how stirs are NASA engineering expertise also paid off in the formed and how the universe is aging. Star splitters energy field. In a joint project with the Department (NASA SP-466), describes the three HEAD mis- of Energy, NASA developed new and efficient sions. Gamma Ray Astrophysics (NASA Sp-453) is wind turbines to generate electricity without burn- a science-oriented look at the new discoveries space ing scarce oil. Capturing Energy from the Wind flight has yielded in that sector of astronomy. (NASA SP-455) covers the program that brought 18 Landsat images wind energy from backyard and farmyard into an In developing machines tsurvive in space, era of windfarrns.and mass energy production. NASA moved deeplyinto Itheareaof new Through every program and every mission, materials, advancing the state of that field into NASA research had practical application to a variety,previously unknown regions. Advanced Materials of ordinary fields. Soldering Electrical Connections Technology (NASA CP-2251) is the proceedings of (NASA SP-5002) is a widely used book describing a conference dedicated to transferring information techniques for manufacturing. and repair. Other to the commercialworld and covers such materials' NASA publications desciite methods of nonde- as composites, polymers, ceramics, and metallics, as struCtive testing, advanced photography, use of fuel well as nondestructive testing, fracture and-fatigue, cells, advanced medical applications, and applica;and much more. tions for lasers. To learn more about Earth and its environment, But in a high-technology environment, NASA's NASA has pursued pertinent research along a efforts have fat more impact and make greater con-:.,broad ant. Ozone Trend Detectability (NASA tributions -to increasing technical knowledge and CP-2189) examines crucial work in monitoring skills. Magnetic Tape Recording for the Eighties .Earth's ozone layer and The Landsat Tutorial (NASA RP-1075) is valuable guide to the practical Workbook (NASA RP-1078) is a handbook-that and theoretical aspects of state-of-the-art recording containsguidelinesforground-truth work in technology. Handling Hazardous Materials (NASA remote sensing and for developing .both instruc7 SP-:5032) is devoted to methods for safely storing tional and -research- procedures inthe field. and using a variety of substances, priMarily used as Communications and research techniques are locket fuels; but also found in many industrial vital to the technical, community. A. two-volume study, Automated Decisidn Making and Problem . (NASA, C' summarizes an rmpor- took-on the challenge of space and aviation. And it ,tanitonferencefOridriifical intelligence, operations hardly seems pOssible that so much has beetLclescne /,...,research, and control4heory. Another conference is in' SO. short a%time. reported in Tec:hniig&mmunicatioii:"Perspectives But the vastness of space still waits. The questing 'forthe Eighties: OASA CP-2203)'and contains mind still wonders. The human spirit still looks portant' recOMMeridations for both r/searchers and Outward. Much remains to be done. t teIhnical.,iiiirs.: . $c"oreg."''Oftiher pubiicationsare availabl cover ing the*tany arji diverse .aspects of N4A, Z:4 research and development. Among th road interest are Capacitor Teehnologies: A plica ons and Reliability (NASA CP-2186), Fun- dad,Lenial Heat Transfer Research for Gas Turbine rues .(NASA CP-2178) Atmospheric Effects._ Potential Climatic Impact of the 1980 Erup- ni of Moran Helens (NASA CP-2240), and Airport lCommUnity Noise (NASA CP-2241). It hardly sperm :that 25 years have passcd since the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Sur`l eclipsed by Earth 9

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NASA- Industry 'Program Plans Confer- Prdceedings of the'Experimenters' ence, July 28-29, 1.960 Information Meeting on the Apollo H.`AbbetA! M. B.. Ames, Applications. Program in Biosaence \ H. L. Dryden, et al. D. R. Beern, S. J. Geratbetvobl N63-90346 - -- '1264ip 166-318d6 137 pp Avail NM 1960 Avail NTIS 1966 Proceedings of a Conference onResults U.S. Standard Atmosphere Supplements, of the First. U.S.Manned.Suborbital 1966 I Space Flight Tables and models depicting conditions other H. L. Dryden than mid-latitude mean. N64-804,58 '76 pp N67-37900 304 pp Avail GPO- 1961 Avail NTIS 1966

Proceedings of First National 4 Short Glossary of Space Terms Conference on the Peaceful Uses Glossary of technical terms in frequent use by of Space aerospace technologists. IN64-81187 179.pp NASA SP-1 Avail NTIS 1961 N66-25785 55 pp Avail NTIS 1962 Results of the Second U.S. Manned. Suborbital Space Flight, July.21, 1961 Proceedings of the Second Image N64-84681 58 pp Intensifier Syniposium Avail GPO 1961 Advances in science, technology, and applica- tion of image tubes. Symposium, October Proceedings of the International© 1961. Meteorological Satellite Workshop, NASA SP-2 November 13-22, 1961 N62-14873 252 pp NASA meteorologicalsatelliteprogram, Avail NTIS 1961' Tiros satellites, cloud studies, NASA mete- orological satellite plans for the future. List of Selected References on NASA N62-11221 233 pp Programs Avail GPO 1962, Technical reports, technical notes, technical translations, journal articles, speeches, Con- NASA Project Names gressional documents. A listing of names and code words associated NASA SP-3 with NASA programs. N62- 14103. 263 pp N62-11673 20 pp Avail NTIS 1962 Avail NTIS 1962 ..NASA Day, April 27, 1962: Western Results of the First United States "Space Age Industries and Engineering Manned Orbital SpaceFlight,. Exposition and Conference . February 20, 1962 Space science, applications, tracking and data N62-10229 204 pp - acquisition.

Avail GPO o -1962 NASA SP-% N62-14863 66 pp U.S.andard Atmosphere, 1962 Avail NTIS 1962 Table of atmospheric properties, systematic variations in the atmosphere, gravity, geo- Space Scientists and Engineers: potential. Selected Biographical and Bibliographi- cal Listing, 1957-1961 N63-13176 5 PP Avail NTIS 1963 NASA SP-5 "N63-90035 336 pp The United States in Space Avail NTIS 1962 Activities in the United 4tates space program. N64-12818 227 pp Avail NT1S 1963 21 Results of the Second United States , Results of the Third U.S. Manned Or- Manned Orbital Space Flight,--May 24, bital Space Flight, October 3, 1962' 1962 . Spacecraft and launch veliOe performance, Spacecraft and launch systems, modified Mer- acromedical analysis, pilot's flight rwort. cury network, space phenomena, medical NASA SF-12 aspects. s , N63-11990 1,29p6r2) 5 NASA 'SP-6 Avail G110 N62.14691 107 pp Avail NTIS Geophysics and Astronomy. in Space Exploration )t; R. E. Bourdeau, J. K. Kupperian, Jr., Dictionary .of Techn'I Terms forte G. H. Ludwig, et al, Aerospace Use , Sounding rockets, space flight ionc4bere W. H. Allen studies, particles and fields research in space, NASA SP-7 astronomical research in space, aeronomy re- N66-10413 310 pp search. Avail NTIS 1965 SP-1'13 N63-11503 45 pp Proceedings of the Second National Avail NTIS 1 1962 Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Space Lunar and Planetary Sciences in Space Exploration Mercury, Apollo, Gemini projects; meteoro- logical and communication satellites. Confer- H. R. Anderson, J. E. Conel, M. Eimer, et al. ence, May 1962. Radar astronomy, exploration of deep space, NASA SP-8 interplanetary spacephysics,astrophysics, N63-11137 272 pp. geologicalexploration of the Moon and Avail GPO ' 1962 planets. NASA SP-14 ' Index of NASA Technical Publications N63-11504 84 pp With Abstracts Avail NTIS 1962 July 1960 to December 1961.' Celestial Mechanics and Space Flight NASA SP-9 Analysis N63-90006 432 pp (". R. Gates, T. W. Hamilton, Avail NTIS 1961 W. M. Kaula, et al. Computer techniques, satellite orbits, space- Launch Vehicles of the. National daft flight, space flight optimization. Launch Vehicle Program NASA SP J. E. Webb N63-11505W 42 pp? Technical descriptions of Scout, Delta, Titan, Avail NTIS 1962 Atlas, Thor-Agena, Centaur, Saturn, ad- vanced Saturn, and Nova launch vehicles. Data Acquisition From Spacecraft NASA SP-10 W. R. Bandeen, A. G. Ferris, N63-10712 34 pp C. C. Kirsten, et al. Avail NTIS 1962 Role of data processing in orbit determina- tion, scientific and meteorological satellites, data acquisition at planetary ranges. Proceedings of the NASA-University NASA SP-16 Conference on the Science and Tech- N63-11506 58 pp nology of Space Exploration Avail NTIS 1962 H. R. Anderson, W. R. Bandeen, G. W. Beadle, et al. Control, Guidance,sandNavigation of Rockets,geophysics,astronomy,celestial Spacecraft mechanics,bioastronautics.Conference, J. C. Bird, B..F. Doolin, November 1962. J. V. Foster, et al. NASA SP-11 Space rendezvous, atmosphere entry,,space N63-11501 412 pp vehicle attitude control. - Avail GPO 1962 NASA SP-17 N63-11507 56 pp Avail NTIS 1962 22 't,

2 Bioastronautics Gas Dynamics in Space Exploration S. J. Gerathetvohl, B. E. Gernandt) . H. J. Allen, T. 1%(. Canning, R. S. Jobrilton, et al. G. Goodwin, et al. Bioengineering, exobiology, environmental .Hypersonicflowfields,gases thyper- -biology,physiologicaland_b;havioral velocities. sciences. NASA SP -24 NASA SP-18 N63-11514 52 pp N63.11508 36 pp Avail NTIS 1962 Avail; NTIS 1962 L. Plasmaphysics and Magnetohydro- Chemical Rocket Propulsion dylnamicsin Space Exploration & C. L. Ball, M. J. Hartmann, A. Buseinann, M. C. Ellis, J(., E. R. Joriasb, et al. R. V.11ess, et d Physics of liquid propellants; pumps, tur- Drag forces in the Earth's upper atmosphere bines, chemical rockets, research on rocket' Olasrpa frequency and radioattenuation, combUstion and thrust chambers. plasma accelerator research._ NASA SP-19 NASA $P-2) N63.11509 55 pp N63-11515 78 pp Avail NTIS 1962 Avail NTIS 1962

Nuclear Rocket Propulsion Laboratory Techniques in Space D. Bogart, H. H. Ellerbrock, Environment Research D. S. Gabriel, et al. D. D. Elleman, F. B. Humphrey, Fltiid flow, heat transfer, reactors, dynamics H. E. Martens, et al. and control of nuclear rockets. High-vacuum research techniques, modern NASA SP-20 magnetism, magnetic field generation. N63.11510 62 pp NASA SP-26 Avail NTIS 1962 N63-11516 52 pp Avail NTIS 1962 Powei for Spacecraft C. A. Barrett, D. T. Bernatowicz, Materials for Space Operations T.P. Moffitt, et al. D. D. Davis, Jr., R. H. Kemp, Interrelation of power requirements, energy G. F. Pezdirtz, et al. sources, conversion techniques. Nonmetallic materials for spacecraft, ablation NASA SP-21 materials for atmospheric entry, flow and N63-11541 27 pp fracture problems, high-strength materials Avail NTIS 1962 research. NASA SP-27 Electric Propulsion for Spacecraft N63-11517 47 pp E. E. Callaghan, J. R. Jack, Avail NTIS 1962 S. Lieblein, et al. Power generationsystems,electrothermal Structures for Space Operations thrusters. R. A. Anderson, G. W. Brooks, NASA(SP-22 R. W. Leonard, et al. 1y63-11512 37 pp Winged vehicle and planetary entry vehicle Avail NTIS 1962 configuration and design. NASA SP-28 Aerodynamics of Space Vehicles N63-11518 48 pp M. H. Bertram, R. W. Boswinkle, Jr., Avail NTIS 1962 J. P. Campbell, et al. Launchvehicles,spacevehiclelanding, hypersonic cruising, advanced reentry vehi- cles. NASA SP-23 N63-11513 57 pp Avail NTIS* 1962

23 -Proceedings of the Second NASA- Space Flight Handbooks. Volume I: Industry Program `Plans Conference Orbital Flight Handbook W. L. Lingle, Jr., Dart 2. Mission Scqucncing Problems NASA mission, future trends, spacc sciences NASA SP-33 program, lunar and planetary programs, bio- N63-21102 443 pp logical problems related to spacc, launch Avail NTIS 1963. vehicles and propulsion, meteorological and -Part 3. Requirements communication systems. Conference, Fcbru- a,ry 1963. .NASA SP-33 N63-21103 384 pp NASA SP-29 Avail Nirs 1963 N63- 15357 221 pp Avail GPO 4 1963 Space Flight Handbooks. Volume II: Lunar Flight Handbook The Observatory Generation of Satellites F. Martikan, F. Santora Part 1. Background Material Orbiting solar, geophysical, and astronomical NASA SP-34 observations. Symposium, December 1962. . N63.21104 143 pp NASA SP-30 Avail N TIS 1963 N63-15166 62 pp A vail*GPO 1963 Part 2. Lunar Mission Phascs NASA SP-34 Measurement of Thernial Radiation N63-21105 444 pp Properties of Solids Avail NTIS 1963 J. C. Richmond Part 3. Mission Planning Measurement of thcrmal radiation propertics NASA SP-34 of solids ovcr a widc rangc of temperatures; N6S-21106 156 pp cmittancc studies. Symposium, Scptcmbcr Avail NTIS 1963 r 1962. NASA SP-31 Space Flight Handbooks. Volume N64-10937 596 pp Planetary Flight Handbook Avail GPO 1963 S. Ross Part 1. Speed Contours and Auxiliary Graphs Telstar I for Manned Missions to Mars and Vcnus Volumc1.Dcsign,construction, ground NASA SP-35 facilities uscs. N64-14175 280 pp NASA SP-32 Avail NTIS 1963 N64-10868 400 pp Part 2. Supplcmcntary Trajcctory Data: Earth Avail NTIS 1963 to Vcnus and Earth to Mars Volumc 2. Antennas; results of Tclstar tcsts NASA SP-35 and cxperimcnts. N64-14176 522 pp NASA SP-32 Avail NTIS 1963 N64-10882 525 pp Part3.SupplcmcntaryTrajcctoryData:. Avail NTIS 1963 Vcnus to Earth and Mars to Ealth Volume 3. Components and systems. NASA SP-35 NASA SP-32 N64-14177 5304)p N64-11079 283 pp Avail NTIS 1963 Avail NTIS 1963 Part 5. Trajcctorics to Jupitcr, 'arcs, and Volume- 4. Operations, characteristics, per- Vcsta formancc. NASA SP-35 NASA SP-32 N66-21045 541 pp N67-12301 448 pv M;ail NTIS 19664 Avail NTIS 196 Part 6. Mars Stopovcr Missions Using Vcnus Swingbys Space Flight Handbooks. Volume 1: NASA SP-35 Orbital Flight Handbook N68-30098 98 PP D. Kraft, G. Townsend Avail NTIS 1968 Part 1. Basic Tcchniqucs and Data Part 7.Dirccnrajcctoricsto Jupitcr, Saturn, 4s1ASA SP-33 Uranus, and Ncptunc N63-21101 323 pp NASA SP-35 Avail NTIS 1963 N69-33490 105 pp 24 Avail GPO 1969

(f). 4 Space Flight Handbooks. Volume III: Proceedings of the. NASA-AEC Liquid- Planetary Flight Handbook Metals Corrosion Meeting, Volume 1 Part 8. Jupiter Swingby Missions to Satuin, Liquid metal corrosion processes. Uranus, Nepturie, and Pluto NASA SP-41 NASA SP-35 N64-20783 292ipp N69-34850 131 pp Avail NTIS - 1964 Avail CO P . 1969 Part 9. Directand Venus Swingby Trajcc- Proceedings of the NASA-AEC Liquid- tories Metals Corrosion Meeting; Volume 2 NASA SP-35 NASA SP-42 N70-28534 2?8 pp' N73.70372 54 pp Avail GPO '1970 Avail NTIS 1963 Aerodynamic Design of Axial-Flow' Arid I: The First International Satellite Compressors -r R. C. Baumann R. 0. Bullock, I. A. Johnsen Development of Ariel I ionosphere satellite. Aerodynamic systems design of axial flow' NASA S--43 compressors. N64-10332 84 pp NASA SP-36 Avail NTIS 1963 N65-23345 524 pp Avail NTIS 1965 Proceedings of the Conference on the Law of Space and of Satellite Conference on Space, Science, and Communications Urban Life Space law and communications satellites, free W. E. Thompson space lower boundary,control of space, or- Use of space, age science and technology, to bital regulation, and internationali coopera- solve socioeconomic problems of metropoli- tion. Conference, May 1963. tan areas resulting from industrial growth. NASA SP-44 Conference,March 1963. N64-21136 212pp NASA SP-37 Avail GPO 1964 N64-11502 265 pp Avail GPO 1963 Mercury Project Summary, Including Results of the Fourth Manned Orbital Advanced Bearing Technology Flight, May 15-16, 1963 W. J. Anderson, E. E. Bisson Space vehicle development, mission support, Fundamentals of friction and wear on fluid flight operations, mission results. film and rolling-element bearings. NASA SP-45 NASA SP-38 163-21951 435 pp N64-15226 317 pp Avail GPO 1963 Avail GPO 1964 Physics of Nonthermal Radio Sources Results of the Project Mercury Ballistic A. G. W. Cameron, S. P. Moron and Orbital Chimpanzee Flights Spectra, polarization, and optical properties J. P. Henry, J. D. hfosely of galactic and extragalactic light sources. NASA SP -39 Conference, December 1962. N64-12915 .77 pp NASA SP-46 Avail GPO 1963 N65-13251 159 pp Avail NTIS 1964 Proceedings ofte Conferenceon Space-Age Planning Space Cabin Atmospheres. Part I: Space-age planning and the peaceful usesof Oxygen Toxicity space. Conference, May 1963. E. M. Roth NASA SP-40 High oxygen tension in animals and umans, N63-21126 272 pp oxygen toxicity, and drug cher' Avail GPO 1963 NASA SP-47 N64.31219 59 PP Avail GPO 1964 Space.Cabin Atmospheres. Part II: Scientific Findings From Explorer VI Fire and Blast Hazards H. E. Newell E. Al. Rotb Scientific data acquired by Explorer satellite Fireandblasthazardsinspactcabin measurements; astronomy and celestial me- atmoipheres. chanics. ionospheric physics, and energetic NASA SP-48 particles in Van Allen belt and magnetic N6.4-20744 126 pp fields. Avail GPO 1964 NASA SP-54 N65.21965 377 pp Meteorological Observations Above Avail NTIS :1965' 30 Kilometers Meteorologic-ta rocket soundings instrato- Symposium on Thermal Radiation of sphere and mesosphere. Conference. July Solids - 1963. S.1Catzoff NASA SP-49 Fundamentals, surface effects. -measurement N64-23869 61 pp techniques, space environment effects, and Avail GPO 1964 applications of thermal radiation of solids. Conference. March 1964. AAS-NASA Symposium on the Physics NASA SP-55 of Solar Flares N45-26855 594PP W. N. Hess Avail NTIS 1965 Spectrographic and magnetic observations of flares. x-ray and gamma ray bursts. radio Concepts for Detection of Extras bursts,energetic,particles, theory of flares. terrestrial Life Symposium, October 1963. F. H: Quimby NASA SP-50 NASA SP-56 N64-30251 433 pp N65.12268 52 pp Avail GPO 1964 Avail NTIS 1964 Proceedings of the Fourth National Orbiting Solar Observatory Satellite Conference on the Peaceful Uses of 0-1: The Project Summary Space -0S0-}Apacecraft dynamics. structural design Exploration of.space, discoveries from space and fabrication, control systems, data acquisi- exploration, uses of weather and communica- tion and command system, power supply, tion satellites. Conference, April 1964. thermal control, experiments, and test pro- NASA SP-51 gram. 205 pp N64-30326 NASA SP-57 Avail GPO 1964 N66.29482 - 308 pp 1965 Proceedings of the NASA Conference Avail NTIS on Communicating. Through Plasmas of Effect of Ionizing Radiation on a Series Atmospheric Entry and Rocket Exhaust of Saturated Polyesters Reentry communication problems, studies G. F. Dalelio, R. Haberli, using simulated reentry plasma, flight experi- G. F. Pezdirtz ments. Conference, January. 1964. NASA SP-58 NASA SP-52 N65.11059 . 68 pp N71-70451 231 pp Avail NTIS 1964 Avail(NTIS 1964 Mariner-Venus 1962: Final Project A Quasi-Global Presentation of Report Tiros III Radiation Data Project organization and management, space L. J. Allison, T. I. Gray, Jr., vehicle system, trajectory and orbit, tracking G. Warnecke and data acquisition, scientific results. Tiros III worldwide radiation map, synoptic application of infrared data. NASA SP-59 N66.14702 , 380 pp NASA SP-5,,i Avail NTIS 1965 N65.10301 16 pp Avail GPO 1964

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6 X-15 Research Results, WA a Selected Space Technology. Volume IV: Bibliography Spacecraft Guidance and Control W. H. Stillwell J. R. Scull X-15 aircraft development concept, flight Spacecraft control, navigation, and guidance. research, aerodynamic characteristics of super- NASA SP-68 sonic-hypersonic flight, hypersonic structure, N67-16059 140 pp flying laboratory, and bibliography. Avail NTIS 1966 NASA SP-60. N65.20162 135 pp. Space Technology. Volume V: Avail NTIS 1965 / Telecommunications J. J. Stiffler Ranger VII Photographs of the Moon. IMproved data handling and pulse modula- Part I: Camera "A" Series tion systenis for space telecommunication. Lunar surface closeup pictures. NASA SP-69 NASA SP-61 N67-16555 148 pp N64-31?,43 226 pp Avail NTIS. ,.1966 Avail GPO 1964 Proceedings of the Conference on Space Ranger VII Photographs of theMoon. Nutrition and Related Waste Problems Part II: Camera "B' Series T. C. Helvey NASA SP-62 Conference, April 1964. ' N65-17866 226 pp NASA SP-70 Avail GPO 1965 N65-18566 408 pp Avail NTIS 1964 Ranger VII PhtitograrPhs of the Moon., Part HI: Camera ir Series Proceedings of Second Symposium on Lunar photographs iaken by foot partial-scan Protection Against Radiation in Space camera's abbard Ranger A. Reetz, Jr. NASA SP-63 Symposium, October 1964. -'N65-33848 L 235 pp,. NASA SP-71 'Avail NTIS ° 19651 N65-34575 519 pp Progress in;Developinent of Methods in: Avail NTIS 1965 Bone Densitometry Symposium on the Analysis of Central Di W. Jenkins, W. F. Neumann, Nervous System and Cardiovascular G.'D. Whedon Data Using Computer Methods Determining thicknesg and mineral content in vertebra and other bones by k-iay and R., Adey, L. D. Proctor other' ,densitOme,try,application .of teth- 'Symposium, October 1964. : niques to human studies. Conference, March ,NASA SP-72 ,1965. N65-28750 492 pp NASA SP-64 Avail NTIS 1965 N66-17666 199 pp Avail NTIS The Nature and Scope. of the NASA 1966 University Program Space. Technology. Volume I: T. L. K. Smull Spacecr4ft Systems NASA SP-73 L. H. Abraham N65-28332 41 pp Spacecraft,systeins,aerodynamics,power Avail NTIS 1965 plants, loads; propedant tank design, NASA 513-65 Survey of the Literature of the Solar Constant and the Spectral Distribution N65-24625. 82 pp of Solar Ridiani Flux Avail NTIS 1965 M. P. Thekaekara Space Tedmology. Volume II: Solar constant, spectral ,distribution of solar Spacecraft chariical Engineering' radiant flux, solar radiation laws and simula- J.. I.. Adams tion, spacecraft thermal balance, and radia- tion measurement scale. SpacecraftdesignandinechaniCalengi neering. NASA SP -7 NASA' SP-66 N65-22362 47 pp' - Avail NTIS 1965 N650.24626 (4 Avail NTIS --An Analya of 'the- Extraterrestrial Life Proceedings of the Fifth National Con- Detection Problem ference on the Peaceful Uses of Space R. D. Johnson, R. B. Painter, Space 'research impact on national economy R. S. Young and industry, communications, education, NASA SP-75 and science and technology. Confcrentib,May 1965. N6534227 _ 36 Avail NTIS 61965 'NAISA SP-82 N66-30366 212 pp Final Repoli on the Relay I Program Avail NTIS 1966 . Relay I -satellite program to carry out corn- munications experiments with spacecraft, to Conference on Aircraft Operating 0 detect radiation particles in Van Allen belt, Problems and to determine radiation damage to com- Conference.on aircraft operational ptoblems ponents. of general, supersonic, V/STOL and STOL NASA SP-76 aircraft. May 1965. N66-10226 749 pp NASA SP-83 Avail NTIS , 1965 N65-3110Ti 335`pp Avail NT1gre' 1965 First Conference on the Role of the Vestibular Organs in. the Explbration of Bioenergetics ofSpace.Suits for Lunar Space Exploration ; Role of vestibular apparatus,semicircular E. M. Roth canals, and otolith organs in space explora- Literature :review. tions. Symposium, January 1965. NASA SP-84 NASA SP -77 N66-27235 145 pp N66 -16106 376 pp Avail NTIS : 1966 Avail NTIS' 1965 NASA University Program Review The Meteoroid Environment and Its Conference Effects on Materials and Equipment Training, research, space flight, technology, - W. A. Cosby,R. G. Lyle facilities, and experimentation. Conference, Hypervelocity impact phenomena. March 1965. NASA SP-78 NASA SP -85 N66-14158 119 pp N66-12401 375 pp Avail NTIS 1965 Avail NTIS. 1965 Electrical Power Generation Systems for Medical Aspects of an Orbiting Space Applications Research Laboratory Current and predicted state of the art of solar, S. P. Vinograd chemical, and nuclear. systems. Life support system recommendations, human NASA SV-79 reaction to medical experiments for orbital N65-25272 42 pp research laboratory. Space Medicine Advisory Avail NTIS 1965 Group Study, August 1964. NASA SP-86 Short-Term Frequency Stability N66-33199 152 pp 1966 Panel discussion on frequency stability mea- Avail NTIS surement techniques. Symposium, Novem- ber 1964. Proceedings of the Apollo Unified S-Band Technical ConferenCe NASA SP-80 296 pp. Tracking and communications system for N6610381 / Apollo spacecraft at lunar distances using Avail NTIS 1965 S-band. Conference, July 1965. Summary Report on the NASA Univer- NASA SP-87 sity Program Review Conference N65-354.76 y 277 pp D. J. Montgomery Avail NTIS 1965 Nature, conduct, results, and,impact of the program. Conference, March, 1965. NASA SP-81 N65-28249 42 pp . Avail NTIS 1965 NASA11965Summer Conference on Significant Achieiements in Ionospheres Lunar Exploratiim and Science and Radio Physics, 1958-1964 Overall program for lunar exploration mis- E. R. Schmeding sions, role of various scientific disciplines in NASA! SP-95 early Apollo missions, manned lunar orbiter N66.22936 68 pp and surface exPeditions, post-Apollo pro- Avail NTIS 1966 grams. Conference, July' 1965. NASA SP-88 Significant Achievements in Satellite N66. 14826 448 pp Meteorology, 1958-1964 Avail NTIS 1965 Meteorological satellite and sounding rocket configurations and instrumentation, cloud Observations From the Nimbus I photography, radiometry, data acquisition ,Meteorological Satellite and processing. NAsA SP-89 NASA SP-96 N66.12130 92 pp N66-19523 148 pp Avail NTIS 1965 Avail NTIS 1966 Progress of the X-15 Research Airplane Significant Achievements in Particles Program and Fields, 1958-1964 Conference; October 1965. Explorer satellite and Mariner space probe NASA SP-90 . data on solar wind, radiation belts, trapped N73-71303 133 pp particles, geomagnetic field, cosmic r -and Avail NTIS 1965 neutrons. NASA SP-97 A° Significant Achievements in Space N66. 19524 99 pp AstronoMy, 1958-1964 Avail NTIS a 1966 Space astronomy developmentsinx-ray, gamma-ray, ultraviolet, infrared, and low- Significant Achievements in Planetary frequency radio spectra. Atmospheres, 1958-1964 NASA SP-91 Planetary and Earth atmospheric composi- N66-34786 71,pp ttion, temperature, and activity data from Avail NTIS 1966 satellites and sounding rockets. Significant Achievements in Space NASA SP-98 Bioscience, 1958-1964 N66-19525 65 pp Avail NTIS 1966 Research in exobiology, environmental biol- ogy, behavioral biology, molecular biology Significant Achievements in Planetol- and bioinstrumentation, space flight pro- ogy, 1958-1964 grams, and manned spate flight. Terrestrial observations of lunar and planetary NASA SP-92 electromagnetic radiationand chemical- N66-17778 142 pp mineralogical composition, and space probe Avail NTIS 1966 data and instrumentation. Significiant Achievements in Spate NASA SP-99 Communications and Navigation, N66. 23475 81 pp 1958-1964 Avail NTIS 1964 Reasons for and advantages of communica- Significant Achievements in Solar tions and navigation satellites. Physics, 1958-1964 NASA SP-93 Solar soft x-ray and ultraviolet mapping, hard. N66-18458 73 pp x-ray emission, corona, satellite monitored Avail NTIS 1966 radiation, and instrumentation study sum- maries for solar physics. Significant Achievements in Satellite Geodosy, 1958 -1964 NASA SP -100. N66.25003 106 pp Satellite observations in geodetic surveying. Avail NTIS 1966 NASA SP-94 N66-37346 178 pp Avail NTIS 1966

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. 9 Conference on Langley Research Proceedings of a Symposium on Passive Related to Apollo Mission Gravity-Gradient Stabilization Heating and thermal protection,landing Passive gravity-gra kent stabilization systems dynamics, spacecraft simulation. Conference, for satellites. Symp slum, May 1965. June 1965. NASA SP-107 NASA SP-101 N66.36326 291 pp N72.71553 413 pp Avail NTIS 1966 Avail NTIS 1965 Spacecraft Sterilization Technology Philosophy of Simulation in a Man- Spacecraft sterilization requirements, micro- Machine Space Mission System biological contamination control, sterilization T. M. Fraser techniques. Conference, November 1965. Nature of simulation; prerequi 'tes for simu- NASA SP-108 lation; fidelity, realism, and tmt fer of train- N67.14761 601 pp ing; use of manned simulators. Avail NTIS 1966 NASA SP-102 N66.27236 116 pp Development of Small Animal Payload Avail NTIS 1966 and Integration with a Sounding Rocket Human Responses to Sustained L. J. Early Acceleration NASA SP-109 T. M. Fraser N66.33540 110 pp Review and bibliography of human response Avail NTIS 1966 to sustained acceleration. NASA SP-103 Involuntary Hypohydration in Man and N66-27319 137 pp Animals: A Review Avail NTIS. 1966 J. E. Greenleaf NASA SP-110 Proceedings of a Conference on 38 pp Theoretical Biology N66-23622 Avail NTIS 1966 G. Y. Jacobs Cell synthesis and ecology. Conference, No- Ranger VIII Photographs of the Moon: vember 1963. Cameras "A," "B," and "P" NASA SP-104 Lunar photographs taken by Ranger VIII and N66-30395 211 pp photograhic data tables. Avail NTIS. 1966 NASA SP-111 .*1 N66-25366 478 pp Vacuum Technology and Space Avail GPO 1966 Simulation D. H. Holkeboer, D. W. Jones, Ranger IX Photographs of the Moon: F. Pagaito, et al. Cameras "A," "B," and "P" Nomenclature,pressure,pressuregauges, Ranger IX photographs of crater Alphonsus puTping speed and systems, cryogenic pump- on lunar surface. in e, gas load, outgassitlg of materials, lea cfetection, gas flow in components and sys- NASA SP-112 tems, space simulation and vacuum systems. N66-26555 193 pp --' Avail NTIS 1966 NASA SP-105 N66-36129 331 pp -Dynamic Stability of Rotor-Bearing Avail GPO 1966 Systems The Dynamic Behavior of Liquids in E. J. Gunter,, Jr. Moving Containers NASA SP-114' H. N. Abramson .N67-11942 234 pp Dynamic behavior of liquids in moving con- Avail NTIS 1966 tainers with applications to propellants in space vehicle fuel tanks. NASA. SP-106 .0 N67-15884 479 pp Avail NTIS 1966 Space Technology. Volume VI: Space Gemini Midprogram Conference Sciences Spacecraft and launch vehicle development T. A. Farley and performance, flight operations, mission Geomagnetism, solar and galactic cosmic results, physical science and biomedical ex- rays, comets, influence on Earth environ- periments, Conference, February 1966. ment. NASA SP-121 . V\IASA SP-114 N66.29626 417 pp N67.18141 90 pp Avail NTIS 1966 Avail NTIS 1966 Summary Report' on the NASA- Second SymposiOm 'on the Bole of the Western University Conference Vestibular Organs in Space Exploration D. E. Cunningham Vestibular changes, human equilibrium and Conference, November 1965. orientation,adaptationofgravitoinertial NASA SP-122 receptor mechanisms during space missions. N67.11943 ,55 pp Symposium, January 1966. Avail NTIS 1966 NASA SP-115 N67-15121 315 pp Nuclear Rocket Technology Conference Avail NTIS 1966 Graphite nuclear rocket and tungsten water- moderated nuclear rocket. Conference, April Conference on V/STOL and STOL 1966. Aircraft NASA SP-123 Aerodynamic and performance characteristics, N73.70969 325 pp handling qualities, and propulsion systems Avail NTIS 1966 for STOL, VTOL, and V/STOL aircraft. Con-, ference, April 1966. Conference on Aircraft Aerodynamics NASA SP-116 ,Experimental techniques; stability and con- N66-24606 461 pp ' trol;propulsionaerodynamics;subsonic, Avail NTIS 1966 supersonic, and transonic aerodynamics. Con- ference, May 1966. Space Cabin Atmospheres. Part NASA SP-124 Physiological iFactors of Inert Gases N75.71754, 611 pp E. M. Roth Avail NTIS 1966 NASA SP-117 N67-22878 135 pp Design of Liquid Propellant Rocket Avail NTIS 1967 Engines D. H. Huang, D. K. Huzel Space Cabin Atmospheres. Part IV: Parameters for design of rocket engines'and One- Versus Multiple-Gas Systems systems. E. M. Roth NASA SP-125 Physiological factors, hardware, and environ- N71-29405 461 pp mental control tradeoffs for one and two gas Avail NTIS 1971 systems of space cabin atmospheres. NASA SP-118 Surveyor I: A Preliminary Report N61-29998 138 pp Surveyor I preliminary data on lunar surface Avail NTIS 1967 mechanical, thermal, and electrical proper- ties, topography, and, geology. Ariel I: The First Interna0onal Satellite. Experimental Results NASA SP,-126 N66-29411 50 pp Structural design, experimental data, track- Avail NTIS 1966 ing. NASA -SP -119 Astronomy in Space N67-16514 163 pp G. E. Mueller, H. E. Newell, Avail NTIS 1966 N. G. Roman, et al. NASA space science astronomy program: Fuel Cells orbitingsatelliteexperimentsforsolar, L. G. Austin stellar, and galactic observations. Review of government-sponsored fuelcell NASA SP-127 research, 1950-1964. N67-18730 67pp NASA SP-120 Avail NTIS 1967 N67-40137 451 pp Avail NTIS 1967 .31 Second Annual NASA-University Mctcor Orbits and Dust: Proceedings of Conference on Manual Control a Symposium . Discreteand continuousmodels,multi - G. S. Hawkins variable and adaptive control, information Concentrations and orbital calculations of theory, design methods. Conference, March meteors and meteoritic and extraterrestrial 1966. dust particles. Symposium, August 1965. NASA SP-128 NASA SP-135 N67.15850 422 pp N67.32038 437 pp Avail NTIS 1966 Avail NTIS 1967 Earth Photographs From Gemini III, Significant Achievements in Space IV, and V Science, 1965 Earth color photographs from Gemini III, IV, H. E. Newell and V indicating terrain features and cloud NASA SP-136 systems. N67-19022 222 pp NASA SP-129 Avail NTIS 1967 N67-26641 262 pp Avail GPO 1967 Significant Achievements in Space Applications, 1965 A Review of the Mariner IV Results Space satellite applicationin communica- O. W. Nicks tions, navigation, geodesy, and meteorology.L.-- Data onMars,solarsystem, andinter- NASA SP-137 planetary *space flight. N67-18724' 91 pp NASA SP-130 AvRil NTIS 1966 42 pp 1 N67-31356 Gemini Summary Conference Avail NTIS 1967 . Rendezvous, docking, extravehicular activity, Space Power Systems Advanced experimentresults.Conference,February Technology Conference 1967.° ' Chemical and nuclear power, reactor heat NASA SP-138 sources, and power conversion. Conference, N68-14941 335 pp August 1966. Avail NTIS 1967 NASA SP -13.1 295 pp Mariner -Mars 1964: Final project N67-10261 Report Avail NTIS 1966 Mariner-Mars 1964 mission accomplishments. Aerospace Measurement Techniques NASA SP-139 G. G. Mannella N68-18743 356 pp Advanced aerospace technology measurement Avail NTIS 1967 techniquesandinstrumentation.Sym- posium, July 1966. , Interstellar Grains NASA SP-132 J. M. Greenberg, T. P. Roark N67-17781 280 pp Observational and theoretical interpretations Avail NTIS 1967 of interstellar grains.Conference, August 1965. Scientific Satellites NASA SP-140 Equipment, instrumentation, communica- N68-11456 275 pp tions, design, launch vehicles, and guidance Avail GPO 1967 of scientific satellites. First Compilation of Papers on Trajec- NASA SP-133 tory Analysis and Guidance Theory N68-14965 828 pp Avail GPO 1967 Mathematical models to approximate func- ' tiOns, bounds and power series for three-body Conference on the Closed Life Support problems, satellite orbit theories, and other System. aspects of trajectory analysis and guidance Water purification, waste disposal, and food theory. synthesis for space flights. Conference, April NASA SP-141 227 pp 1966. N67-29370 Avail NTIS 1967 NASA SP-134 N67-34583 44-23119p6P7 Avail NTIS

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12 A. Survey of Space Applications Summary' of Gemini Extravehicular NASA program for application of space Activity science and technology to public sector, R. M. Machell NASA SP-142 NASA SP-149- N67.23338 140 pp N68.15891 336 pp Avail GPO 1967 Avail NTIS 1967 Oxide Dispersion Strengthened Alloys The Zodiacal Light and the N. J. Grant, R. W. Hall, H. J. Siegel Interplanetary Medium State-of-the-art survey on 'oxide dispersion J. L. lr!einberg strengthened alloys fdr use as high tempera: Photometric and meteor observations, scatter- turc materials. ing properticsrparticle collection and impact, NASA SP-143 solar wind, and origin and evoliition of zodi- N67-37477 30 pp acal light in interplanctry medium. Confer- Avail NTIS 1967 ence, February 1967. NASA SP-150 -Third Annual NASA-University N68-27475 395 pp Conference on 'Manual Control Avail NTIS 1967 Display devices, function models, decision processes, physiological modeling, computer Relay Program Final Report processing of manual control records. Con- Summary of operation, communications, and ference, March 1967. other experiments of Relay II satellite. NASA SP-144 NASA SP-151 N68-15901 435 pp N69-21065 368 pp Avail NTIS 1967 Avail GPO 1968 A Survey of Attitude Sensors for Third Symposium on the Role of the Spacecraft Vestibular Organs in Space ExPoration N. M. Hatcher Symposium, January 1967. Spacecraft attitude sensors design and opera- NASA SP-152 tional features, horizon scanners, solar sen- N68-29128 437 pp sors, star trackers, space sextants, and map Avail NTIS 1968 . matchers. NASA SP-145 Symposium on Computer Simulation N67-31296 21 pp of Plasma and Many-Body Problems Avail NTIS 1967 Plasma physics, Vlasov theory, astrophysics, magnetohydrodynamics, many-body piob- Surveyor III: A Preliminary Report lems, and computer simulation. Symposium, Preliminary observationsfrom.Surveyor III April1967. soft Moon landing, telemetered pictures and NASA SP-153 data on mechanical soil sampler, lunar surface N67-37737 465 pp -properties. Avail NTIS 1967 NASA SP-146 N67-32582 170 pp Aerospace Electronic Systems Avail NTIS 1967 Technology: A Briefing for Industry Conference, May 1967. Sonic Boom Research NASA SP-154 A. R. Seebass N68-33169 319 pp Conference, April1967. Avail NTIS 1967 NASA'SP-147 N68-214/3 115 pp Significant Achievements in Space Avail NTIS 1967 Science, 1966 Advances in astronomy, exobiology, iono- Conference on Hypersonic Aircraft spheric sciences, radio and solar physics, plan- Technology etary atmospheres, and planetology. Mission studies, configuration aerodynamics, NASA SP-155 hypersonic viscous flow, propulsion, struc- N68-15748 224 pp tures and materials. Conference, May 1967. Avail GPO 1967 NASA SP-148 N74-73049 591 pp Avail NTIS 1967 C A 1..k

0 13 33 Significant Achievements in Space Objectives and Goals in Space Science Applications, 1966 and Applications, 1968 R. H. Mr Quail; j. E. Naugle Achievementsof applicationtechnology Objectives, current programs, and future mis- satellites, communication satellites, naviga- sion options in space sciences and applica- tion and traffic control satellite program, tioRs. Weather satellites, and satellite geodesy. NASA SP -162 - NASA SP-156 N69.13844 97 pp N68.16015 . 97 pp Avail GPO 1968 Avail N'I'IS 1967 Surveyor V: A Preliminary Report 1967 Summer Study of Lunar Science Configuration, television picture transmis- and Exploration sion, and experiments on measuring chemical, IV. N. Hess elements in lunar surface. Future of lunar manned and unmanned ex- NASA SP -163 ploration and Apollo applications program. N68.I7844 162pp NASA SP -157 Avail NTIS 1967 N67.40564 405 pp Avail NTIS 1967 Thermal Radiatiop Heat Transfer J. R. Howell, R. Siegel The Potential Applications of Satellite Volume 1. The Blackbody, Electromagnetic Geodetic Techniques to Geosciences Theory, and Material Properties Potential applications of geodetic satellites to NASA SP-164 geology,leanography, glaciology, and at- N68-28530 194 pp mosphere hysics. Avail NTIS 1968 NASA SP-1 VolumeII. Radiation Exchange Between Sur- N68 J.V9 26pp faces and in Enclosures vail NTIS 1968 NASA SP-164 N69 - 30317 290pp Recent Advances in Display Media Avail GPO 1969 Properties and imaging techniques ofvarious VolumeIII. Radiation Transfer With Absorb- displaydevices:computer-directedvisual ing, Emitting, and Scattering Media flight control boards, integrated optical man- NASA SP-164 and machine systems, electro-optical N71-30941 362pp 1967. methods. Symposium, September Avail GPO 1971 NASA SP -1.59 N68-22302 . 129 pp Bioregenerative Systems Avail NTIS. 1963 Bioregenerative life support systems for long duration space flights; hydrogenomonas bio- Vibration of Plates synthesis and algae photosynthesis processes. A. IV. Leirsa Conference, November 1966. Tabulated numerical results of theories of NASA SP-165 plate vibration. N68-26207 152pp NASA SP -160 Avail NTIS 1968 N70-18461 360pp Avail GPO 1969 Surveyor VI: A Preliminary Report Surveyor VI scientific dataanalysis. Biology of Hard Tissue: Proceedings of the Second Conference NASA SP-166 N68.21443 173pp A. M. Budy Avail NTIS 1968 Bone diseases and regeneration, cellular dif- ferentiation, and homeostasis of calclum. Significant Achievements in Space Conference, March 1966. Science, 1967 NASA SP-161 Stellar astronomy, bioscience, ionospheres, N69 -10444 399 pp planetology,particlesandfields,solar Avail GPO 1968 physics, and planetary atmospheres. NASA SP-167 N69.25460 548pp Avail GPO _ 1968

4 14 -1 Exploring Space With a Camera EXAMETNET Data Report Series 6.M..Coriright Annual Report, 1966 Spaceborne photography of cloud cover,and Rocketsoundingmeteorologicaldataof other meteorological phenomena, Surveyor EXAMETNET for 1966. and Orbiter lunar shots, and Gemini space NASA SP-175 walk and target docking. N69.16214 190 pp NASA SP-168 Avail NTIS 1968 N68.34870 227 pp Avail GPO 1968 EXAMETNET Data Report Series Annual Report, 1967 .Protection Against Space Radiation K. °brief), A. Rea; Jr. EXAMETNET meteorological rocket launch- / Space radiation transport, spacecraft shield- ings and data dissemination, with tables. ing design and advanced concepts, and NASA SP-176 methods for calculating radiation penetration N69.22570 188 pp through protective shields. Conference, June Avail NTIS 1969 1967: NASA SP-169 Proceedings of the Working Group on N68-26128 627 pp Extraterrestrial Resources Avail NTIS 1968 Lunar environment, bases, exploration, and extraterrestrial rcsourccs. Conference, Febru- Numerical Analysis ary 1968. R. H. !Mon, Jr. NASA SP-4 77 Numerical analysis applications to aerospace N69.22226 247 pp and related problems. Conference, January Avail NTIS 1968 1968. NASA SP-170 The Book of Mars N68.33245 46 pp Avail NTIS 1968 S. Gat:tone Observations and theoretical studies of Mars Earth Photographs From Gemini VI properties. Through XII NASA SP-1.79 Color photographs of Earth taken during N69.16571 307 pp Gemini flights VI through XII. Avail GPO 1968 NASA SP-171 N69.28909 Second Conference on Sonic Boom 335 pp Research Avail GPO 1968 9 I. R. Schwartz Batteries for Space Power Systems Sonic boom reduction in supersonic transport P. Bauer flight. 'Shock wave propagation and refrac- NASA development work on high efficiency tion, prediction methods for acoustic attenua- batteries for space electric power syitems. tion, aerodynamic engineering aspects. Con- ference, May 1968. NASA SP-172 NASA SP-180 N69-18042 314 pp N68.34907 218fa Avail NTIS 1968 Avail NTIS 1968 Surveyor VII: A Preliminary Report Principal .scicntific results on Surveyor VII Interdisciplinary Approach to Friction lunar mission. and Wear NASA SP-173 P. M. Ku N68.33553 304 p'p Structure, interactions, and topography of Avail NTIS 1968 solidsurfaces,slidingfriction,adhesion,, wear, and boundary lubrication. Conference, Conference. on Electromagnetic Explora- November 1967. tion of the Moon: June 11-13, 1968. NASA SP-181 Report of the Program Evaluation N69.30401 ' 489 pp Committee Avail GPO 1968 Proposedelectromagneticexplorationof Moon. Conference, June 1968. NASA SP-174 N69-33595 27 pp Avail NTIS 1969

15 35 1". Problems and Programs on aid:Use of CO2: Chemical, Biological, and Submillimeter Waves in Space Physiological Aspects M. R. Nagel J. T. Ed.rall, R. E. Power,

Uses of submillitneter ' waves in aerospace . A. B.Oils, cat al, technology, with bibliography, Molecular structure of carbonic anhydras'e, NASA SP182' enzymatic carboxylation, and respiratory gas N68.35522 49 pp exchange. Avail N:11S 1961 NASA SP .188 N70.23290 242 pp Some Fluid Mechanical Problems Avail GPO 1969 Related to Subsonic and Supersonic Aircraft Progress of NASA Research Relating to J. T. Howe Noise Alleviation of Large Subsonic Jet Aircraft NASA SP-183 N69.10693 24 pp, Nacelle acoustic linings, sound generation in Avail Kris 1968 jetengines,operationalnoiseeffects on humans. Conferenc, October 1968. Surveyor: Progiam Results NASA SP-189 Summary of lunar data and scientific observa- N69.11542 691 pp tions generated by Surveyor landings on , Avail NTIS 1968 Moon. Mariner-Venus, 1967: Final Projeci NASA SP-184 Report N69.36451 432 pp Avail GPO 1969 Results and tracking and data acquisition for Mariner-Venus 1967 and Mariner-Venush-Mr7 A Study of NASA University Programs extension projects. NASA universityprogramsinpersonnel NASA SP-190 training, aeronautics and space research, and N72.20809 310 pp laboratories and research centers. Avail GPO 1971 NASA SP -185 N68.35564 85 pp Average Evoked Potentials: Methods, Avail NTIS 1968 Results, and Evaluations E. Donchin, D. B. Lindsley Theories of Equilibrium Figures of a Methods, results, and evaluation of research Rotating Homogeneous Fluid Mass in average evoked potentials. Conference, 1'. Hagihara September. 1968. Theory of equilibrium figures of rotating, NASA SP-191 homdgcneous, incompressible fluid mass as N70.16876 410 pp applied to cosmology. Avail GPO 1969 NASA SP-186 174 pp Fourth Annual NASA-University N71.33591 Conference on Manual Control Avail GPO 1970 Mathematical models of human performance Fourth Symposium on the Role of the in manual control of man-machine systems. Vestibular Organs in Space Exploration Conference, March 1968. Etiology, symptomatology, and treatment of NASA SP-192 motion sickness with respect to vestibillar N70.14876 573 pp organ and related neurological functions. Avail NTIS 1969 Symposium, September 1968. Evaluation of Motion-Degraded Images NASA SP-187 N70.30699 393 pp Optical filters and digital methods for blur- Avail GPO 1970 ring removal from photographic imagery. Conference, December 1968. NASA SP -193 N69-33322 178 pp Avail GPO 1969

16 Liquid Propellant Rocket Combustion l.ecturcs in IlighEncrgy Astrophysics Instability H. II. Oegebnann, J. R. Wayland, Jr. U. 1 larrje Iligh.energycosmic radiation problems. , Combustion instability in liquid propellant NASA SP-199 rocket engines, N69.29652 170 pp NASA SP-194 Avail NTIS 1969 N72.33729 659 pp Avail GPO 1972 The Moon as Viewed by,Lunar Orbiter EI.Bax, L. J. Kowfshy Significant "Accomplishments in Selected compilation of Lunar Orbiter photo. Science: Goddard Space Flight Center, graphs showing salient features of lunar sur 1968 . face. a Investigation of Earth atmospheric composi- NASA SP-200 tion, geomagnetism, extraterrestrialradia- N70.30817, 156 pp tion, solar activity, and planetary atmospheres Avail GPO # 1970 bysatelliteexperimentand, astronomical observations. Symposium, January 1969. Analysis of Apollo 8 Photography and NASA SP-195 Visual Observations . N69-38951 196 pp Apollo 8 observations of lunar topography. Avail NTIS 1969 NASA SP-20I N70.14366 NASA Science and Technology Advi- 403 pp sory Committee for Manned Space Avail GPO 1969 Flight: Proceedings of the Winter Aerospace Food Technology Study on Uses of Manned Space Flight 1975-1985 Operational and technological problems of improvement inspace flightfeeding for Manned space flight capabilities for lunar and future manned space missions, Conference, planetary explorations and Earth orbiting sta- April 1969. dons. NASA SP-202 Volume 1. Proceedings N70.33835 215 pp 4 NASA SP-196 Avail NTIS 1970

N69.22510 45 pp . Avail NTIS 1969 Introduction to Abstract Analysis Volume II. Appendixes M. E. Goldstein, B. M. Rosenbaum NASA SP-196 Introduction to abstract analysis by defini- N70 -17026 177 pp tions and proofs. Avail NTIS 1969 NASA SP-203 N70.21801 257 pp Lunar Orbiter I, Preliminary Results: Avail GPO Lunar Terrain Assessment and 1969 Selenodesy, Micrometeoroid, and The Experiments of Biosatellite H Radiation Data J. F. Saunders G. W. Brewer, J. K. Hughes Experiments with invertebrates, plants, and Lunar OrbiterIterrain assessment photo- cellular systems on Biosatellite II flight. graphs and preliminary selenodcsy, micro- NASA SP-204 metcoroichnd radiation data. N72-20048 358 pp NASA SP-197 Avail GPO 1971 N69-39213 147 pp Avail NTIS 1969 Biotechnology Atlas of Cometary Forms: Structures Biotechnological problems on 'man-machine Near the Nucleus systems required for long duration space flights. Conference 'August 1967. B. Donn, J. Rabe, K. Wurm NASA SP-205 Atlas of drawings and photographs 'oecomets. N71-28526 283 pp NASA SP-198 Avail GPO 0 1971' N70-12260 t 135 pp Avail GPO X 69

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17 Lunar Orbiter Photographic Atlas of A Long-Range Program inSpace the Moon Astronomy: Position Paperof the D. 1L Bowher, J. K. Hughes Astronomy Missions Board Atlas of reconstructedlunar photographs R. 0. Doyle taken by lunar Orbiters during l966 and Potential for advancement ofastronomy by 1967, space programs. NASA SP-206 NASA SP-213 N7313879 723 pp N(0.11150 316 pp Avail GPO 1971 Avail GPO 1969

Basic Aerodynamk Noise Research Apollo 1:Preliminary Science Report 1. R. Schwartz Prelim in scientific observations of Apollo Aerodynamic noise related to aircraft propul- 11 mission. sion systems. Conference, July 1969. NASA SP-211 NASA SP-207 N70.10030 209 pp N70.22810 510 pp Avail NTIS 1969 Avail GPO 1969 The Prevention of Electrical Breakdown Fifth Annual NASA-University in Spacecraft Conference on Manual Control D. Burrowbndge, F. W. Paid Studies on display systems, optimal control NASA SP-208 methods, human performance theory, and neuromuscular models. Conference, March N70.18656 103 pp Avail NTIS 1969 1969.. NASA SP-215 Applications of Research on Human N70.30877 720 pp Decision Making AvaiLNIIS 1970 R. M. Patton, J. A. Sleets, T. A.Tanner, Jr. Compressible Turbulent Boundary Human decision making in manned space Layers flight including topics of memory models, Compressibilityofturbulentboundary signaldetection,andpilotperformance. layers:. skinfriction,heattransfer,flow Symposium, February 1968. velocity, temperature distribution, pressure NASA SP-209 gradients, and aerodynamic drag prediction N70.22713 198 pp methods. Conference, December 1%8. Avail GPO 1970 NASA SP-216 , Electric Propulsion Mission Analysis N70.10126 572 pp Nomenclature and Terminology Avail NTIS 1969 Terminology for establishing system para- Optical Space Communication meters of electric propulsion mission analysis. S. Karp, R. S. Kennedy NASA SP-210 Results of workshop on optical communica- 15 pp N70.11179 tion systems 6::ir space applications. Avail NTIS 1969 NASA SP-217 Future Fields of Control Application N70.18087 154 pp Application df control theory to production Avail NTIS 1969 engineering, transportation systems, urban development, biological oceanography, mass Analysis of a Jet in a Subsonic communications, and socio-economic prob- Crosswind lems. Conference, February 1969. Jet exhaust flow effects on aerodynamic char- NASA SP-2H acteristics of V/STOL aircraft during transi- N69.39957 144 pp tion flight. Conference. September 1969. Avail NTIS 1969 NASA SP-218 Progress of NASA Research on Warm N70-11826 242 pp Fog Properties and Modification Avail NTIS 1969 Concepts Status of Passive Inflatable Falling: Research on warm fog properties and disper- Sphere Technology for Atmospheric sal concepts. Symposium, February 1969. Sensing to 100 km NASA SP-212 Symposium, September 1969. N69.39526 127 pp Avail NTIS 1969 , NASA SP-219 N70-18570 307 pp Avail NTIS 1969

18 NASA Acoustically Treated Nacelle The NASTRAN Programmer's Manual (Level Program 15.0) Program to reduce jet3irt tgit noise. (;on- NASA SI' 223 (01) Ot whet I%9, N71.17892 230') pp NASA SI' 220 Avail COSMIC 1972 N70.13901 160 pp The NASTRAN Programmer's Manual (Level Avail NTIS ..190 16) NASA SI' 213 (01) The NASTRAN Theoretical Manual N78,29105 14.1.1 pp R. !I. MacNeill Avail NHS 1976 Finite .clement computer program fur struc The NAST( AN Programmer's Manual t uralanalysis. (Level 17.0) The NASTRAN Theoretical Manual(Level NASA SI' 123 (04) 16), Nti I 71848 1675 pp NASA SP 221 (03) Avail NTIS 1977 N79.27531 7)0 pp fltc NASTRANProgranuncr's Manual Avail Ni lS 197(1 (Level 17.5) The NASTRAN Theoretical Manual(Level NASA SI' -22.H05) 17) N8171594 845 pp NASA 'SP 221 (0-I) Avail NTIS 1978 NN I 11')6 345 pp Avail NTIS The NASTRAN Demonstration 1979 Problem Manual theNASTRAN Theoretical Manual(Level I'S) NASA SP-224 N70.41756 134 pp NASA SP -22I (05) Avail COSMIC 1970 N81.74264 240 pp Avall NTIS 1978 The NASTRAN DemonstrationProblem Manual (Level15.0) The NASTRAN User's Manual NASA SP-224 (01) C. IV. McCormick N72.29919 187 pp User manual for NASA structural analysis Avail COSMIC 1972 prograrrrto describe structural modeling tech. The NASTRAN DemonstrationProblem niques, and computer, programming opera- Manual (Level 16) tions. ' NASA SP-224 (63) NASA SP-222 N79.28611 259 pp N70.41755 812 pp Avail NHS 1976 Avail NTIS 1970 The NASTRAN Demonstration Problem The RAN User's Manual (Level 15.0) Manual (Level 17.0) N SA SP-222 (01) NASA SP-224 (0) N7229921 1540 pp N81.71593 415 pp Avail NTIS 1973 Avail NM'S 1977 The NASTRAN User's Manual (Level 16) The NASTRAN DemonstrationProblem NASA SP-222 (03) Manual (Level17.5) N78.2'506 1260 pp NASA SP-224 '0) Avail NTIS 1976 N81.71592 185 pp The NASTRAN User's Manual (Level17) Avail NTIS 1980 NASA SP-222(04) N80.26694 867 pp Mariner-Mars 1969: A PreliTinary Avail NTIS 1979 Report The NASTRAN User's Manual (Level 17.5) 'Scientific data from Isilaripers 6 and 7 Mars flyby missions during 1969. NASA SP-222 (05) N81.71595 715 pp NASA SP-225 148 pp Avail NTIS 1980 N70.18343 Avail NTIS 1969 The NASTRAN Programmer's Manual F. J. Douglas Digital computer programs for analysis 'of large complex structures. NASA SP-223 N70-43143 14 pp Avail COSMIC 1970 19 039 Plasmas and Magnetic Fields in Optical Telescope Technology Propulsion and l'oricr Research Design clinics and technology lin large spacer Coact-cot c, Ot lobcr boon'tscronuntit altrlestoprs,Workshop, NASA SI'226 . May 1969, N70.18726 254 pp NASA SI' 244 795 pp Avail NTIS 1970 N70-36676 Avail NTIS 1970 Acrospa cc Sim aural Materials Portable Li le Support Symms 1)cyclopinclit of aerospace structural matc oak: heatrrsistatit alloys, rclrattoty matrriak, Portably lifr stippow and environnirmal con- transition mrtak, and tompositc marcrials, trol systems. Corifcrrmr, May 1969. Conference, November 1969, NASA SP .214 380 pp NASA SP-227 N70.28501 N70.20860 444 pp Avail NTIS 1970 Avail NTIS 1970 Apollo 12: Preliminary Science Report ul Analytic Met hods in Aircraft Prclintinary scientific analyses of Apollo 12

Aerodynamics . ALSO) data, lunar photographs, and re- Analysis of aircraft aerodynamic charactcris t umcd materials. tits. Symposium, Ottobcr 1969. NASA SP-235 N70-15271 235 pp, NASA SI'218 N70.21351 750 pp AvailN71S 1970 Avail N1S 197 Research on Uranium Plasmas and Proceedings of the 7th Annual Mecting Thcir Technological Applications of the Wotking Group on Extratcr- R. 1: Schneider, K. Thom rcstrial Resources Uranium plasmas applied to nuclear rocket Lunar water detection and removal, soil adhe- engines, MI-ID generators, nuclear lasers, and sion and friction, and cx her lunar and plane. plasmastabilityandflow,Symposium, taryresourcesrecovery.Conference, July January 1970. 1969. NASASP-236 NASA SP-229 N71.33626 503 pp N70.39276 148 pp Avail GPO 1971 Avail GPO 1970 Interdisciplinary Approach to the Ecological Surveys from Space Lubrication of Concentrated Contacts P. M. Ku Spacebornephotographyusingdifferent combinations of film and filters for Earth Lubrication, wear, and design aspects of roll- resources surveys. ing contact bearings. Symposium, July 1969, NASA SP-230 NASA SP-237 N71.26826 595 pp N70.26981 80pp Avail GPO 1970 Avail GPO 1970 EXAMETNET, Data Rcport Saks Apollo 11 Mission Rcport Annual Rcport, 1968 Apollo 11 postflight analysis and,mission re- Meteorological rocket launchings and data port. dissemination for 1968 from EXAMETNET. NASA SP-238 N71.25042 228 pp NASA SP-231 AvailN'I'IS 1970 N70.29741 184 pp AvailNTIS 1970 Kinetics and Thermodynamics in High - Analysis of Apollo 10 Photography and Temperature Gases Visual Observations Conference on kinetics and thermodynamics Lunar geology, crater, and volcanic feature of combustion and high-temperature gascs. analysis from Apollo, 10 visual observations Conference, March 1970. and photointcrprctatiois. NASA SP-239 N70.32106 150 pp NASA SP-232 Avail NTIS 1970 N71-27871 231 pp AvailGPO 1971-

t el 20 The Mixed State of Superconductors Lunir4Photographs From Apollos 8, 10, W. R. Hudson and 11 Mathematical models for mixed state of R. G. Musgrove superconductors. A catalog. NASA SP-240 NASA 'SP-246 N71-10415 73 pp N71-29260 24 pp Avail GPO 1970 Avail-GPO 1971 At14 and Gazeteer of the Near Side of The Development of Cryogenic Storage the Moon Systems for Space Flight G. L. Gutschewski, D. C. Kinder, R. K. Allgeier, Jr., M.` L. Davis, E. Whitaker T. G. Rogers, et al. Atlas of annotated Lunar Orbiter 4 photo- Development of cryogenic storage systems for graphs of near side of Moon, with gazeteer. manned space flight. NASA SP-241 NASA SP7247 N72-18820 5.39 pp N71-309115 132 pp Avail GPO 1971 Avail GPO 1970 Guide to Lunar Orbiter Photographs Holographic Instrumentation T. P. Hansen Applications Lunar Orbiter photographs and maps, mis- R. M. Brown, B. Ragent sions 1 through 5. Investigating possibilities and limitations of NASA SP -242 applying holographic techniques to aerospace N71-36179 254 pp technology. Conference, January 1970. Avail GPO 1970 NASA SP-248 N71-c12776 249 pp IntnidUction to Experimental Tech- / Avail NTIS 1970 niques' of High-Energy Astrophysics H Oegelman, J. R. Wayland Cosmic Gdinma Rays Measurements of cosmic_ rays and high-energy F. W. Steckel extraterrestrial particles. Cosmic gamma ray production processes, NASA SP-243 galactic and extragalactic gamma rays, and N71-11415 259 pp cosmology. Avail NTIS' 1970 NASA SP-249 ' N71-24764 231 pp Power Processing -- Avail GPO 1971 F. C. Schwarz Electricalengineeringaspectsof electric This Island Eirth power processing and component technology. O. W. Nicks NASA SP-244 Spaceborne photographs of Earth° atsnos- N72-15229 ' 53 pp- phere, lands, and waters with'photographs of Avail G 0 ,171 Sun, Moon, and planets. NASA SP-250 Recent Advances in Refractory Alloys N71.12566 -- 192 pp for Spa e Power. Systems Conference Avail GPO 1970 Pipers Dialuation ofre ractory tantalurn-, tungsten-, Significant Accomplishments in, Science niobium-, and molybdenum-based alloys for and Technology: Goddard Space. Flight (spatepowersystemsapplications.Con- Center, 1969 June 1969, Aerospace scientific and technologiftstudies NASA SP-245 in 1969 for satellite systems and spacecraft N71-13" 301 missions. Avail NTIS NASA 'SP-251. N71-25256 376 pp Avail NTIS 1970 The Entry Plasma Sheath and Its Effects NASTRAN: A Summary of the Func- on Space Vehicle Electromagnetic tions and Capabilities of the NASA Systems. Volume I Structural Analysis Computer System Plasma sheath diagnosrics and reduction for T. G. Butler, D. Michel improvedreentrycommunication.Sym- Description of general purpose digital com- posium, October 1970. puter program for analysis of elastic structures NASA SP-252 'under various loading conditions using finite N71-21101 614 pp element method approach. Avail NTIS 1970 NASA SP-260 N71.21559 27 pp Third Conference on Sonic Boom" Avail NTIS 1971 Research I. R. Schwartz Pieliminary Results From an Opera- Prediction methods for sonic boom genera- tional 90-Day Manned Test of a tion and propagation with overpressure mini- Regenerative Life Support System. mization in supersonic transport design and ^ D. C. Grana, A. 0. Pearson operation. Conference, October 1970: Data from 90-day manned test of regenera- NASA SP.-255 tivelifesupport system in space station N71-28363 431 pp simulator. Sympositim, November 1970. Avail GPO 1971 NASA SP-261 N71-20951 579 pp Astronomical. USe, of Television-Type Avail NTIS 1971 Image SenSors V. R. Boscarino Animal Orientation and Navigation Use of TV7type image sensors in astronomical S. R. Galler, K. Schmidt-Koenig, photometry. Symposium, May 1970. G. J. Jacobs, et al. NASA SP-256 Animal .orientation and navigation capabili- ties. Symposium, September 1970. N71-28509 L 217 pp Avail NTIS 1971 NASA Sr-262 N72,-25062 586 pp A Search for Carbon and Its Com- Avail GPO 1972 . pounds in LunarSaniples From Mare Tranquillitatis The Mariner 6 and 7 Pictures of Mars K. A. Kvenvolden, C. Ponnamperurna S. A. Collins, Jr. Determination' of carbon content of lunar Mariner 6 and 7 imagery photographs of samples from Apollo 1,1 flight. Mars. NASA SP-257 . NASA SP-263 N71-17964 127 pp N73-13878 168 pp Avail NTIS 1970 Avail GPO 1971 ormance and Dynamics of Barium Releases at Altitudes Between Aeros ac_e_yehicles 200 and 1000 Kilometers: A Joint MPI- Performance,dynamics,anddesignof NASA Experiment aeronautical and space vehicles. D. Adamson, H. T. Baber, NASA SP-258 6 K. H. Crumbly. N71-24701 '670 pp Barium releases from Javelin and Nike- Avail NTIS' 1971 Tomahawk sounding rockets for ion cloud study, of Earth electric and magnetic fields. Aircraft Propulsion NASA SP-264 Conference, November 1970. N71-29671 145 pp Avail NTIS 1971 t NASA SP-259 N71-19451 463 pp Report of the Joint DOT-NASA Civil Avail NTIS 1971 Aviation R&D Policy, Study, March '1Y 1971 Review of policies affecting civilaviation, problems confronting it, and potential for future contributions to national benefit. NASA SP-265 N71-30506 104 pp Avail NTIS ,1971 Joint DOT-NASA Civil Aviation Policy Computer Program for Calculation of Study (Supporting Papers) Complex Chemical Equilibrium Com- Civil aviation research and development pro- position, Rocket Performance, Incident jectsnoting characteristics and growth to and Reflected Shocks, and Chapman- date: current problems, future requirements, Jouguet Detonations potential solutions, and recommendations. S. Gordon, B. J. McBride. NASA SP-266 Equations and computer program for cal- N71-30507 248 pp culatingchemicalequilibriainthermo- Avail NTIS 1971 dynamic states of complex systems. NASA SP.-273 Physical Studies of the Minor Planets N71-37775 250 pp T. Gehrels Avail NTIS 1971 Astronomical observations of asteroids. Con- ference, Math 1971. A Compilation,of Nondimensional NASA SP-267 Numbers N72-25753 713 pp N. S. Land Avail GPO 1971 Identification and compilation of named nondimensional numbers used in technical The Pioneer Mission to Jupiter areas. Planning for Pioneer interplanetary missions NASA SP-274 with Jupiter flyby. N72.23982 126 pp NASA SP-268 Avail GPO 1972 N71-32366 48 pp Avail GPO Monitoring Earth Resources from 1971 Aircraft and Spacecraft Hypogravic and Hypodynamic R. N. Colwell Environments Procedures and techniques for determining M. McCally, R. H. Murray Earth resources from high altitude aircraft Aerospaceenvironments,manned space and Apollo 9 photographs. flight, weightlessness simulation, musculo- NASA SP-275 skeletal and cardiovascular systems, bone loss, N72-18331 203 pp mineral metabolism, and hematology. Con- Avail GPO 1971 ference, July 1969. Spacecraft Charge Buildup Analysis NASA SP-269 N71-33251 380 pp H. W. Bilsky, J. V. Gore, Avail NTIS 1971 M. A. Kasha, et al. Design and characteristics of spacecraft pro- NASA Aircraft Safety and Operating pulsion system using charge "buildup and Problems. Volume 1: electric propulsion techniques. Conference, May 1971. NASA SP-276 N71-32812 40 pia NASA SP-270 Avail NTIS 1971 N71.30756 444 pp Avail NTIS 1.9.71. Friction, Wear, and Lubrication in Vacuum Apollo 14 Preliminary Science Report D. H. Buckley Lunar topographic, geologic, magnetic field, Friction, wear, and lubrication of metals, gravitation, and atmospheric data from AP011a nonmetal compounds,andpolymersin 14 experiments and photography. - vacuum environment. NASA SP-272 NASA SP-277 N71=30956, 313 pp N72-20451 192 pp Avail GPO 1971 Avail NTIS 1971 The Interplanetary Pioneers. Volume I. Summary

. W. R. Corliss Pioneer-space probe project to shovii history, design, development, flight operations, and results accomplished. NASA SP-278. N73-14864 135 pp Avail GPO 1972 The Interplanetary Pioneers. Remote Measurement of Pollution VolumeJI. System Design and \ Remote sensing techniques for measuring Development. gaseous air pollution, water pollution, and W. R. Corliss particulate air pollution. Pioneer space probe system design and develT NASA SP-285 opment, ground support system, tracking N72-18324 261 pp and communication, and data processing. Avail NTIS . 1971 NASA SP-279 N73-17882 312 pp Significant Accomplishments in Science: Avail GPO 1972 Goddard Space Flight Center, 1970 Research in Earth resources, meteorology, and The Interplanetary. Pioneers. interplanetary physics. Symposium, January Volume III. Operations 1971. W. R. Corliss NASA SP-286 Operational aspects of Pioneer program. N72-23324 253 pp NASA SP-280 Avail NTIS 1972 157 pp Avail G 0 1972 What Made Apollo a Success? Apollo spacecraft development, mission plan- Seven Annual Conference on;Manual ning, and flight' operations. Control NASA SP-287 Manual control systems for human operator N72-12892 87 pp modeling anddisplaysystems' in n- Avail NTIS 1971 machine environments.Conference, 1971. Vibration of Shells NASA SP-281 A. W. -Leissa N73-10164 Vibrational characteristics, mechanical prop- Avail GPO 1972 erties, and stress analysis of thin shell struc- tures of various cross sections. The Fifth Aerospace Mechanisms NASA SP-288 Symposium N73-26924 435 pp. Structural design principles and mechanical Avail GPO 1973 engneerngi i methods for aerospace mech- a(isms used in orbital and space flights. Con- Ap011o 15: Preliminary Science Report f repce, June 1970. Apollo 1-5 flight accomplishments, lunar sur- ASA SP-282 face activities, lunar orbital activities, and 2-13391 196 pp photographic coverage. 1971 Avail NTIS NASA SP-289 f Earth Resources Survey Systems N72-22814 502 pp Avail GPO 1972 A plicgt3ons of remote sensing to agriculture, forestry,; oceanography, urban development. Turbine Design and Application Worksh'or May 1971. A. J. Glassman NASA SP-283 Review of turbine technology including ther- N73-0348 359 pp modynamics,. Compressible fluid mechanits, Avail 'GPO 1972 fundamental turbine concepts; and velocity diagram design. Analysis of Surveyor 3 Material and Photographs Returned by Apollo 12 Volume I POstflight"analysis of parts from Surveyor 3 NASA SP-290 spacecraft, lunar material, and photographs N72-26685 '101 pp Avail GPO 1972 brought back on Apollo 12 flight. Volume II NASA SP-284 N72-26731 302 pp NASA SP-290 Avail GPO 197r N74-33476 152 pp Avail GPO 1973 Volume III NASA SP-290 N75-24741 141 pp Avail GPO 1975. 44 24 The Transformation of Scientists and Numerical Marching Techniques for Engineers Into Managers Fluid Flows= With Heat Transfer J. A. Bayton, R. L. Chapman R. W. Hornbeck Principal problems and obstacles faced by Formulations and solutions' for fluid' flow specialists during the transition period when problems with associated heat transfer. they are becoming managers. NASA SP-297 NASA SP-291 N74-12992 349-pp N72-27986 135 pp Avail GPO 1973 Avail GPO 4972 Space Simulation Vehide Technology for Civil Aviation: Symposium, May 4972. The Seventies and Beyond NASA SP -298 ,,Technological concepts for future transport N72-22250 aircraft developments in civil aviation. Con- Avail GPO ference, November 1971. NASA SP-292- Holtgraphy and Optical Filtenng N72-12995 452 pp Holography and optical filtering 'echnique Avail NTIS 1971 for structural, analysis, material/tests, an astronomical observation. Conference, Ma Experimental InterAmencan Meteoro- 1971. logical Rocket Network (EXAMETNET): The First Five Years,, 1966-1970 NASA SP-299 ° N73-25540 Five-year assessment of EXAMETNET, mete- Avail GPO orologicalrocketnetworkof Argentina, Brazil, and United States for stratospheric Physics of the Solar System soundings. S. I. Rasool NASA SP-293 Solar system, solar physics, planetary atmo- N72-17558 58 pp spheres and structure, anorigin of planets Avail NTIS 1972 and Moon. Remote Sensing of the Chesapeake Bay NASA SPn300 N72-25810 Remote. sensing of resources contained in Avail GPO Chesapeake Bay to determine effects of envi- r... ronmental -pollution.Conference,April Supercritical Wing Technology: 1971. A Progress Report oFlight Evaluations NASA SP-294 Supercritical wing, dev lcipment and results of N72-26272 176 pp 'F-8 and T-2C test Symposium, Avail GPO 1972 0 February 1972. Significant Accomplishments in Tech- NASA SP-301 nology: Goddard Space Flight Center, N.77-85474 1970 Avail NTIS J. M. Bridger Second Conference on Portable Life Technological developments in satellite com- Support Systems munications, tracking, antenna arrays, atti- Portable life sup/port systems for human pro- tude control, orbit calculations, and instru- tection. Conference, May, 1971. mentation. Symposium, January 1971. NASA SP-302 NASA SP-295 N72-27106 214 pp N72-25755 Avail NTIS Avail NTIS 1972 The Quiet Sim Rocket/Nimbus Sounder Comparison E. (RNSC) G:-Gibso Radiance and temperature differences be- tween rocket and Nimbus satellite systems. NASA SP-303 N73-25846 344 pp NASA SP -296 Avail Q130 1973 N72-19892 46 pp Avail NT-IS 1972

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25 Fluid Mechanics, Acoustics, and Design The Scilitific Results From the Orbiting of Turbornachinery Astronomical Observatory (OAO -2) 'B. Lakshminarayana, W. R. Britsch, A. D. Code W. S. Gearhart Scientific observations by OAO of solar sys- Part 1 tem, interstellar matter, ,stellar atmospheres, NASA SP-304 and galactic and extragalactic systems. Con- N75-11174 -419 pp ference, August 1971. Avail GPO 1974 NASA SP-310 Part 2 N72-31810 597pp Avail NTIS 1972 NASA SP-304 N75-11191 447 pp Aircraft Engine Noise Reduction. Avail GPO 1974 Confetence, May 1972. Physics of the Space Environment NASA SP-311 R. E. Smith, S. T. Wu N73-12012 321 pp 'Upper atmospheric physics and chemistry, Avail NTIS 1972 auroras, and solar flare forecasting. Collo- quium, 1971. Significant Accomplishments in Sciences: Goddard Space Flight Center, 1971 NASA SP-305 N72-31384 176 pp Research on remote sensing applications and Avail NTIS 1972 satellite observation data. Symposium, No- vember 1971. Compositions of Major and Minor NASA SP-312 Minerals in Five Apollo 12 Crystalline N73-17934 220 pp Rocks Avail NTIS 1972 B. M. French, K. F. J. Heinrich,' P. D.. Loman, Jr., et al. Space for Mankind's Benefit Mineral anaOsis of lunai samples of crystal- J. Vo.nputtkamer, T. J. McCullough line rocks from Apollo 12 flight. Conference, November 1971. NASA SP-306 NASA SP=313 N7316837 145 pp N73-13829 415 pp Avail NTIS 1972 Altai! GPO 1972 Report of the Tape Recorder Action Fifth Symposium, on the Role of the Plan Committee, March 13, 1972 Vestibular Organs in Space Exploration Failure analysis of tape recorders for spacecraft Vestibular problems of manned space flight applications. for weightlessness and reduced gravity condi- NASA SP-307 tions with emphasis onispace station develop- N73-15225 52 pp ment, including-morphological studies. Sym- Avail NTIS 1972 posium, August 1970. NASA SP-314 Solar Wind N74-18754 275 pp C. P. Sonett, P. J. Coleman, Jr., Avail GPO 1973 J. M. Wilcox Magnetic structure of interplanetary and solar Apollo 16 Preliminary Science Report magnetic fields and solar wind. Conference, Preliminary results of Apollo 16 investiga March 1971. tions. NASA SP-308 NASA SP-315 N73 -10760 728 pp N73-21729 636 pp Avail GPO 1972 Avail GPO 1972 Advanced Approaches to Fatigue Advanced Methods for the Solution of Evaluation Differential Equations Fatigue test evaluation for aircraft structures. M. E. Goldstein, W. H. Braun Symposium, May 1971. NASA SP-316 NASA SP-309 N74-10569 359 pp N72-29895 675 pp Avail GPO 1973 Avail NTIS 1972

4 6 26 Stellar Chromospheres A Review of Methods for Predicting Air S. D. Jordan, E. H. 4vrett Pollution Dispersion Stellar chromospheres and their composi- J. J. Mathis, Jr., W. L. Grose tions. Colloquium, February 1972. Air pollution models, and problem areas in NASA SP-317 air pollution dispersion modeling. N73-13792 318 pp NASA SP-322 Avail GPO 1973 N73-20658 46 pp Avail NTIS 1973 Interdisciplinary Approach to Liquid. Lubricant Technology Accelerated Testing of Space Batteries P. M. Ku J. McCallum, R. E. Thomas, Requirements and functions of liquid lubri- J. H. Waite cants,mineraloils,greases,theoryof Accelerated life test program for space bat- rheology, mechanics and thermodynamics in terieS. ' lubrication,. environmental capability of liq- NASA SP-323 uid lubricants, wear corrosion and erosion. N73-21958 220 pp Symposium, January 1972. Avail NT1S 1973 NASA SP-318 N74-12219 569 pp Project Management in NASA: The Avail GPO 1973 System and the Men R. H. Pontious, L. B. Barnes Evolun nary and Physical Properties of Meteoids NASA SP-324 N7415692 137 pp C. L. Hemenway, P. M. Millman, IN Avail GPO 1973 A. F. Cook Astrophysical models for meteoroid forma- The Orbital Mechanics of Flight tion and stellar and planetary evolutions Mechanics developedfromsimulationcomposition studies. Colloquium, June 1971. R. S. Dunning Reference handbook on modern dynai-nic or- NASA SP-319 bit theory. N74-19436 361 pp NASA SP-325 Avail GPO 1973 N74-12482 164 pp STOL Tecbpology Avail NTIS 1973 Aerodynamic characteristics and short haul Significant Accomplishments in transportationapplications.Conference, Technology: Goddard Spa& Flight October 1972. Center, 1972 NASA SP-320 Technology utilizationin spacecraft guid- N73-32934 516 pp ance, ground operations, communications Avail NT1S 1972 and navigation systems, and sensor develop- ment. Symposium, November 1972. Free Turbulent Shear Flows NASA SP-326 S. F. Birch N73-27816 186 pp Development of data,including. two- Avail NT1S 1973 dimensional shear layers and axisymmetric jets. Conference, July 1972: Significant Results Obtained From the Volume I. Conference Proceedings Earth Resources Technology Satellite-1. NASA SP-321 Volume I: Technical Pregentations N73-28154 763 pp S. C'. Freden, E. P. Mercanti, Avail NT1S 1973 M. A. Becker Volume H. Summary of Data Symposium, March 1973. NASA SP-321 NASA SP-327 N73.27213 94 pp N73-28207 1686 pp Avail NT1S 1973 Avail GPO 4973

27 4 7 Life Beyond Earth and the Mind of Advanced Scanners and Imaging Man Systems for Earth Observations R. Berendzen Electromechanicalscanners,self-scanned Social, philosophical, and humanistic impacts solid state sensors, electron beam images, sen- of possible existence of extraterrestrial life. sor related technology, user applications. Symposium, November 1972. NASA SP-335 NASA SP-328 N74-11287 620 pp N73-30807 110pp Avail GPO, 1973 Avail GPO 1973 Seventh Confererke on Space Mars as Viewed by Mariner 9 Simulation Photographs of the surface of Mars showing Conference, November 1973. geologic features and effects of atmospheric NASA SP-336 phenomena. N74-10232 935 pp NASA SP-329 Avail GPO 1973 N75.17270 279 pp Avail GPO 1974 The New Mars: The Discoveries of Mariner 9 Apollo 17 Preliminary Science Report W. K. Hartmann, 0. Raper Apollo 17 site selection, mission description, A history of our knowledge of Marshow we geological investigation of landing site, lunar gained it and how it grew. .experiments, visual flight flash phenomenon, NASA SP-337 volcanic studies, mare ridges, remote sensing N75-13729 192 pp and photogrammetrjc studies, astronomical Avail GPO 1974 photography. NASA SP-330 Advanced Elec-tro-Optical Imaging N74-18428 677 pp Techniques Avail GPO 1973 S. Sobieski, E. J. Wampler Symposium, September 1972. Significant Accomplishments in NASA SP-338 Sciences: Goddard Space Flight Center, N74.17406 134 pp 1972 Avail NTIS 1973 Space applications research in astronomy and earth physics. Gamma-Ray Astrophysics NASA SP-331 F. W. Stecker, A. I. Trombka N73-31867 223 pp Symposium, May 1973. Avail NTIS 1973 NASA SP-339 N74-14465 425 pp The Gum Nebula and Related Avail GPO 1973 Problems Symposium, May 1971. The Atmosphere of Titan NASA SP-332 D. M. Hunter; N73-31731 246 pp Spectroscopic and radiometric observations Avail NTIS 1973 used to form models for the Titan atmo- spheric composition and circulation: Design of Various Fixed-Geometry NASA SP-340 6 Water-Lubricated Hydrodynamic Jour- N74-20478 nal Bearings for Afaximum Stability Avail NTIS F. T. Schuller NASA SP-333 Atlas of Surveyor 5 Television Data N74-11305 101 pp R. M. Batson, R. Jordan, Avail NTIS 1973 , K. B. Larson NASA SP-341 The Viking Mission to Mars N75.14665 609 pp Preview of the mission. Avail GPO 1974 . NASA SP-334. N74 - 34287. 82 pp High Energy Phenomena on the Sun' AvailNTIS 1974 R. Ramaty,R. G. Stone Symposium, September 1972. NASA SP-342 N74-21"440 640 pp Avail GPO 1973

41 28 4 8 The Rings of Saturn Pioneer Odyssey: Encounter With a F. D. Palluconi, G. H. Pettengill Giant Preview of Mariner Jupiter-Saturn '77 space R. 0. Fimmel, W. Swina'ell, project. Workshop, August 1973. E. Burgess NASA SP-343 Pioneer Jupiter mission objectives, hazards, N75.17236 221 pp spacecraftdesign,communicationtech- Avail GPO 1974 niques, mission accomplishments, scientific payloads. (The Pioneer flyby of Satut,p is-in- Objectives and Models of the Planetary cluded in NASA SP-446.) Quarantine Program NASA SP-349 M. Werber N75-10130 183 pp Objectives of the plinetary quarantine pro- Avail GPO 1974 gram and the history of early contamination

prevention efforts. , Apollo Expeditions to the Moon NASA SP-344 E. M. Coring& N75,-25604 140 pp From planning stages through Apollo 17. The Avail GPO 1975 objectives and accomplishments of each mis- sion are disFussed. Evolution of the Solar System NASA SP-350 H. Alfyin, G. Arrhenius N76-12956 324 pp Physical process and experimental studies Avail GPO 1975 related to the Origin and evolution of the solar system. Third Earth Resources Technology NASA SP -345- Satellite-1 Symposium. Volume 1: N77 -12959 611 pp Technical Presentations, Section A Avail GPO k976 S. C. Freden, E. P. Mercanti, M. A. Becker Aeroacoustics Symposium, December 1973. M. E., Goldstein NASA SP-351 NASA SP-346 N74-30705 992 pp Avail GPO N74.35118 .440 pp 1974 Avail NTIS 1974 Third Earth Resources Technology Aerodynamic Analyses Requiring Satellite-1 Symposium. Volume 1: Advanced Computers Technical Presentations, Section B Conference, March 1975 S. C. Freden, E. P. Mercanti, M. A. Becker Part 1 NASA SP-351 NASASP-347 N74-30774 236 pp N76-10007 710 pp Avail GPO 1974 , Avail NTIS " 1975 Part 2 Rotorcraft Dynamii:s NASA SP-347 A dynamicstructuralanalysisof rotary N76-10031 779 pp winged aircraft 'considering helicopter vibra- Avail NTIS 1975 tion and loads. Conference, February 1974. NASA SP-352 Radiative Property Data for Venusian N74-34489 Entry: A Compendium 370 pp Avail NTIS 1974 J. I. Jones, R. E. Boughner, K. V. Haggard, et al. Corn Blight Watch Experiment. NASA SP-348 Summary Report N75-12880 85 pp NASA SP-353 , .Avail NTIS 9 174 N74-33861 17 pp Avail GPO 1974

29 49 DOT/NASA Comparative Assessment Wave Climate Model of the Mid- of Brayton Engines for Guideway Atlantic Shelf and Shoreline (Virginian Vehicles and Buses Sea): Model Development, Shelf Geo-, Volume J. Summary morphology, and Preliminary Results NASA SP-354 V. Goldsmith, W. D. Morris, N75-18577 47 pp R. J. 'Byrne, et al. Avail NTIS 1975 Computerized wave climate model that ap- plies linear wave theory and shelf depth infor- Volume If. Analysis and Results mation to predict wave behavior. NASA SP-354 NASA S-358 N75.22745 284 pp N75.23072 153 pp Avail NTIS 1975 Avail NTIS 1974 Comet Kohoutek Monterey Bay Study G. A. Gaiy R. M. Bizzell, L. C. Wade Tail form, structure, and evolution; hydroxyl Usefulness of Landsat system in the planning related observations; molecules and atoms iri and development of resource systems on the coma and tail; photometry and radio- metry; spacecraft and ground-based observa- Earth. tion data. Color photographs. Workshop, NASA SP-359 June 1974. N75-30629 33 pp Avail GPO 1975 NASA SP-355. N76.10938 281 pp Mission to Earth: Landsat Views the Avail NTIS 1975 World Third Earth Resources Technology N. M. Short, P. D. Lowman, Jr., Satellite-1 Symposium. Volume II: S. C. Freden, et. al. Summary of Results Four hundred color plates showing natural S. C. Freden, E. P. Mercanti, land features. D. B. Friedman NASA SP-360 '926 pp Resultsarid,applications of ERTS-1 data-for N77-17532 1976 solvingresourcemanagementproblems. Avail GPO Symposium, December 1973. Educator's Guide for Mission to Earth: NASA. SP-356 Landsat Views the World Nf5.10549 184 pp .M. A. Tindal Avail GPO 1974 Information for using Landsat imagery to aid Third Earth Resources Technology in teaching earth science and geology, en- Satellite-1.Symposium. Volume III: vironmental studies, geography, social and Discipline Summary Report. urban studies. S. C. Freden, E. P. Mercanti, 'Supplement co NASA SP-c360 D. B. Friedman N80-10537 56 pp Agriculture, forestry, and range resources; Avail GPO 1978 land use and mapping; mineral resource, geo- . logical structure,and landform surveys; water Significant Accomplishments in Science and marine resources; environmental surveys; and Technology: Goddard Space Flight interpretationtechniques.Symposium, Center, 1973 December 1973. Cometary physics,x-ray and gamma ray andterrestrialphysics, NASA SP-357 astronomy,solar spacecraft technology, Earth Resources Tech- N74-33873 159 pp Avail GPO 1974 nology Satellite (Landsat), Earth and ocean physics,communications andnavigation, mission operations and data systems, network systems and operations. Symposium, Decem- ber 1973. NASA SP-361 N75-16422 '360 pp Avail NTIS 1975

5 30 Apollo Over the Moon: A View From Introduction to the Aerodynamics of Orbit Flight H. Masursky, G. W. Colton, T. A. Talay F. Ehliaz, et al. The atmosphere, fluidIlow, subsonic flow ef- Photographs taken by the Apollo metric fects, transonic flow, supersonic flow, aircraft camera system. 5- performance, and stability and control. NASA SP-362 NASA SP-367 N78-21174 263 pp N76-11043 203 pp Avail GPO 1978 Avail NTIS 1975 Technology and ,the Neurologically Biomedical Results From Apollo Handicapped R. S. Johnston, L. F. Dietlein, Bioengineering approaches to the treatment C. A. Berry ofneurologicallyhandicappedpersons; Crewhealthandinflightmonitoring, ncurophysiological aspects of control systems preflight and postflight medical testing, in- and man - machine integration. Conference, flight experiments, quarantine, and life sup- 6September 1971, port systems. NASA SP-363 NASA SP-368 N75-19975 278 pp N76-12668 592 pp Avail NTIS 1974 Avail GPO 1975 Data Collection. System: Earth Forced-Flow Once-Through Boilers: Resources Technology Satellite-1 NASA Research S. Cooper, P. T. Ryan J. R. Stone, V. H. GrY, Sensors, interface hardware, power supplies, 0. A. Gutieez environmental enclosures, data transmission, Research on boilers for use in spacecraft elec- processing and distribution, maintenance and trical power generation systems. integration in resources managemeN systems. NASA SP-369 Conference, May 1973. N75-32388 142 pp NASA. SP-364 Avail NUS 1975 N75.16050 Avail NTIS The Soviet-American Conference on Cosmochemistry of the Moon and National Geodetic Satellite Program Planets -. S. W. Henrikson J. H. Pomeroy, N. J. Hubbard Instruments used to obtain data, description Thermal history of the Moon; lunar gravita- of data, data processing theory, evaluation of tion and magnetism; chronology of the results. moon, planets, and meteorites; hypotheses Part 1 about the origin and evolution of the Moon NASA SP-365 and planets; data on Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter. Conference, June 1974. N78-11545 523 pp Avail NTIS 1977 Part 1 Part 2 NASA SP-370 NASA SP-365 N78-12925 503 pp N78-11552 509 pp Avail GPO 1977 Avail GPO . 1977 Part 2 NASA SP-370 Possible Relationships Between Solar N78-12958 423 pp Activity and Meteorological Phenomena Avail GPO 1977 W. R. Bandeen, S. P. Maran Symposium, November 1973. Large Scale Dynamic Systems NASA SP-366 Large scale dynamic systems interms of N76-14528 263 pp modern control theory in the fields of aero A vail,G PO 1975 nautics, water resources, and electrical power. Workshop, August 1974. NASA SP-371 -N75-29845 206 pp Avail NTIS 1975

1. 51 31 NASA-University Conference on Active. Microwave Workshop Report Aeronautics R. E. Matthews Aeronauticsand -theeducationofthe Data on active microwave systems. ReMote engineers, technical trends in aeronautics, sensingofEarth / landfeatures,ocean/ and the role of the university in aeronautics. atmosphere interactions, equipment and in- Conference, October 1974. strument technology. Workshop, July 1974. NASA SP-372 NASA SP-376 N75.29001 430 pp N76-11811 513 pp Avail NTIS-- 1975 Avail GPO 1975 Free Radical OH: A Molecule of Astro- Biomedical Results From Skylab physical and Aeronomic Interest R. S. Johnston, L. F. Dietlein H. Mohan, Shardanand Physiological responses of space crew to pro- Rotational-vibrationaltransitions,dissocia- longed space flight stress. tion and ionization processes, and spectral NASA SP-377 characteristics. N77-33780 502 pp NASA SP-373 Avail GPO 1977 N75-29960 y 90 pp Avail NTIS 1975 Numerical Studies of Incompressible Viscous Flow in a Driven Cavity. Foundations of Space Biology and Numerical methods that can be applied to Medicine the Navier-Stokes equations; cubic spline Al. Calvin, 0. G. Gazenko procedure. Volume I. Space as a Habitat NASA SP-378 NASA SP-374 N76-16023 132 pp N76-26799 458 pp Avail NTIS 1975 Avail GPO 1975 Eighth Conference on Space Simulation Volume II. Ecological and Physiological Bases of Space Biology and Medicine State of the art in space simulation, spacecraft contamination,. thermal control systems, bio- Book r sciences, flammability. Conference, Novem- NASA SP-374 ber 1975. N76-26809 415 pp NASA SP-379 Avail GPO 1975 N76-11 N,3 859 pp .Book 2 Avail NTIS 1975 NASA SP-374 N76-26819 756 pp Skylab Explores the Earth Avail GPO 1975: Experiments to determine the types of data Volume III. Space Medicine and Biotech- obtainable through visual observation by Sky- nology lab crews. NASA SP-374 NASA SP-380 N76-26829 542 pp N77-28548 531 pp Avail GPO 1975 Avail GPO 1977 The Use of Lasers for Hydrographic Aeronautical Propulsion Studies Engine design, exhaust gases, use of com- H. H. Kim, P. T. Ryan posites, bearings, supersonic and hypersonic Use of remote laser sensors in water pollution propulsion. Conference, May 1975. detection and identification, coastal environ- NASA SP-381 ment monitoring, bathymetric depth sound- N75.31068 476 pp ing. Symposium, September 1973. Avail NTIS 1975 NASA SP-375 N75-30525 202 pp The Atmosphere of Venus Avail NTIS . 1975 J. E. Hansen Dynamics, structure, chemistry and evolution of the atmosphere of Venus. Conference, October 1974. NASA SP-382 N76-10933 202 pp Avail NTIS 1975 52 32 Cepheid Modeling Applications of Computer Graphics in D. Fischel, W. M.Sparks Engineering Mathematical techniques used to model the Conference, October 1975. instabilitybehavior of cepheidvariables. NASA SP-390 Conference, July 1974. N76.16812 6619p NASA SP-383 Avail NTIS 1975 N76-10951 338 pp Avail NTIS 1975 Operational Applications of Satellite \Snowcover Observations Significant Accomplishments in Science A.Rarsgo and Technology: Goddard Space Flight Snow measurements made by Landsat and Center, 1974 NOAA satellites were used to help forecast Earth resources and astronomy; photographs Irunoff and flooding.' Conference, August of satellite pliiervations. Symposium, Decem- ber 1974. NASA SP-391 -- NASA SP-384 N7616561 430 pp N76 -10934 208 pp Avail NTIS 1975 Avail NTIS 1975 Spacepace T e escope Proceedings of the 1958. Flight Muter Mission planning, telescope performance, op- Testing Symposium tical detectors, mirror construction, pointing Theory, methods, and techniques of flight and control systems, data management, and flutter testing. Symposium, May 1958. ilmaintenance of thetelescope.Meeting, NASA SP-385 (August 1975. N76-10095 196 pp NASA SP-392 Avail NTIS 1975 N76-23116 240 pp Avail GPO 1976 Outlook for Space:. Report to the NASA Administrator by the Outlook The Study of Comets for Space Study Group B. Dorm, M. J.- Mumma, Future activities in the context of national W. M. Jackson, et al. needs, 1980-2000. Photometryandspectrumanalysisof NASA SP-386 Kohoutek comet and comet tails.Collo- N76-18004 373 P quium, November 1974. Avail GPO 1976 Part 1 NASA SP-393 A Forecast of Space Technology: N76-21052 557 pp 1980-2000 Avail GPO 1976 Informationmanagement,scientific/ re- Part 2 sources, management of energy and matter. NASA SP-393 NASA SP-387 N76-21075 557 pp N76-18005 320 pp Avail GPO 1976 Avail GPO // 1976 A Survey of Computational Aero- Analytical Applications of dynamics in the United States and Chemiluminescence A. Gessow,D. J. Morris E. W.\Chappelle, G. L. Picciolo Programs in theoretical and computational NASA SP-388 aerodynamics,includingapplicationfor N76.15538 119 pp boundarylayerflos,Navier-Stokestur- Avail NTIS 1%75 bulence 'modeling,internalflows,two- dimensionalconfigurations,subsonic and X-Ray Binaries supersonic aircraft, transonic aircraft, and the Satellite x-ray experiments and ground-based Space ShUttle. programs aimed at bbservation of x-ray NASA SP-394 binaries. Symposium, bctober 1975. N78-11007 49 pp NASA SP -389 Avail NTIS 1977 N76.26056 718 pp Avail NTIS 1976

53 33 Second NASA- Conference on Laser A New Sun: The Solar Results From Energy Conversion Skylab K. W. Billman J. A. Eddy The possible transmission of high-power laser The Sun as seen by Skylab's cameras. beams over long distances and thcir conver- NASA SP-402 sion to thrust, electricity, and other useful N79-22991 220 pp forms of energy. Conference, January 1975. Avail GPO 1979 NASA SP-395 N76-21505 196 pp Volcanic Features of Hawaii. A Basis Avail NTIS 1976 for Comparison With Mars AL H. Carr, R. Greeley Solar-Wind Interaction With the Similarities anddifferencesbetweenthe Planets Mercury, Venus, and Mars volcanoes of Hawaii and those on Mars. N. F. Ness Photographs. Magnetic field and plasma measurements in NASA SF-403 the environments of Mars, Mercury, and N80-23912 216 pp Venus. Seminar, November 1975. Avail GPO. 1980 NASA SP-397 N76-25125 172 pp Skylab's Astronomy and Space Sciences Avail NTIS 1976 C. A. Lundquist Skylab'smultidisciplinarycapabilities, The 1976 Standard Atmosphere Above including observations of stars and galaxies, 86-km Altitude energeticparticles,interplanetarydust, R. ,A. Afinzner Comet Kohoutek. Development of an atmospheric model, NASA SP-404 temperatureandcompositionprofiles. N79-134118 126 pp NASA SP-398 Avail GPO 1979 N77-10755 77 pp Avail NTIS 1976 Vortex-Lattice Utilization 'Implementationandapplicationof the Skylab EREP Investigations Summary vortex-lattice method to aerodynamic design W. J. Pierson and analysis. Workshop, May 1976. EREP data on agriculture, cartography, geol- NASA SP-405 ogy, hydrology, oceans atmosphere. N76.28163 409 pp NASA SP-399 Avail NTIS .1976

N79-17279 ti 3137 pp Avail GPO 1978 Powered-Lift Aerodynamics and Acoustics Skylab, Our First Space. Station Conference on high-lift aerodynamics, high- L. F. Beim, speed and cruise aerodynamics, acoustics, Skylab's role in the study of solar and stellar propulsion aerodynamics and acoustics, aero- aseronomy, data on solar physics and(space dynamic and acoustic loads, and full-scale processing experiments. and flighlk,reScarch. May 1976. NASA SI-100 'NASA SP-406 N77-27155 ,- "176pp N78-24046 502 pp 1976 Avail GPO . 1977. Avail NTIS Skylab, Classroom in Space Space Shuttle L. B. ktmmerlin Flight system, mission'profile, economic and Studentid7esignedSkylab experiments and social benefits, description of vehicle. demonstrations on the effect of weightless; NASA SP-407 ness. _ N76-31268 97 pp NASA SP-4.01 Avail GPO ; 1976 N77.29189 190 pp Avail GPO 1977 Viking 1: Early Results Text and photos from the first weeks after the Viking 1 landing on Mars. NASA SP-408 N76.28296 76 pp Avail NTIS 1976

34 ake Vortex Minimization Flutter Testing-Techniques csearch on the effect of wing span, wing Developmentsinmethodology ' and data . . flails,spoilers, splines, and frigine thrust on analysis. techniques foci flutter testingin flight .vorteXattenuation;"Symposium, February and on the ground. 1976. NASA SP-415 NASASP-409 N77.21022 483 pp 'N78-12017 Avail NTIS 1976 Avail NTIS Aircraft Safety and Operating PrOblems satellite-Derived Global Oceanic Terminal 'area operations, flight dynamics Rainfall Atlas and control; ground operations, atmospheric

tM. S. V. Rao, IV..'V. 'Abott -fil, environment, structures and materials, power J. S. Theon plants, noise, human factors engineering. NASASP-410 . Conference, October 1976. N77-19709 336 pp NASA SP-41G Avail GPO 1976 N77-18081.: 644 pp r. Avail NTIS 1976 The Apollo-Soyuz Test\Project Medical Report " A Geological Basis' for the Exploration A. E. Nicogossian of the Planets Clinicalaspects rand preflight and postflight R. Greeley, M. H. Carr research studies performed on the astronauts. e 1 evance of planetary geology in relationJO- NASA SP-411 the origin and evaluation of the solar system N77-30735 129 pp and life. 5tratigraphy, 'structural geology, and Avail.NTIS 1977 geochemistry of planets. NASASP-417 5 Apollo-Snyuz'Test Project Summary N77-15961 ' 117 pp :.Sgence Report Avail NTIS 1976 VolumeI.Astronomy, Earth Atmosphere and Gravity Field, Life Sciences, and Mate- Lunar Sample Studies rials Processing Technical examination of breccias. basalts, NASA SP-412 and anorthosites. N78-17088 570 pp NASASP-418 Avail NTIS 1977 N77-27053 72 pp , Volume H. Earth Observations and Photog- Avail NTIS 1977 raphy F. El -Bax, D. M. Warner The Search. for Extraterrestrial Intelligence: SETT NASA.SP -412 P. Morrison, J. Billingham, J. Wolfe N80-10538 00 pp Cosmicevolution,spacecommunication, Avail NTIS 1979 technological advances, search strategies and Settlements in Space: A DesignStudy systems. Includes bibliography of reports con- cerning the search for extraterrestrial intelli- R. D. Johnson, C. Holbrow gence. Concept of how people might permanently sustain life in space on a large'seale; design of NASASP-419 N78 -18771 289 pp a system to colonize space. , Avail GPO 1977 NASA Sp-413 N77-21106 Voyager to Jupiter and Saturn. Avail GPO Voyagermission schedule and profiles 'for . n On' the Habitability' Of. Mars: An encounters, descriPtpn of spacecraft and tra- jectories, scientific imiestigaticins and instru- Approach'io Planetary' Ecosyrithesis , ments. M. M' R. D. Macelfoy Examination of the poSsibility of utililing NASA SP-420 *" Mars as a habitat for terrestrial life. N77-29046 62 pp Avail NTIS 19776 NASA SP.-414 4 N77-12718 1.14 pp AvailNTIS 1976 Recognition of Compact Astrophysical High-Altitude Perspective Objects Capabilities of the NASA Ames Research 1.Oge 1 man, R. Rothschild Center U-2 aircraft for research or experimen- Stellar evolution, pulsars, binary stars, x-ray tal programs. signatures, gamma ray sources, temporal anal- NASA SP-427 ysis of x-ray data. N78-31508 33 pp NASA SP-421 Avail GPO 1978 N77-34063 200 pp Avail NTIS 1977 Space Resources and Space Settlements, J. Billingham; IV, P. Gilbreath; Calculation Methods for Compressible B. Oleary, et al. Turbulent Bmindary Layers: State-of- Research needs for regenerative life-support the-Art, 1976 '4.4:1q systems, habitat design, dynamics and design D. M. Bushnell, A. M. Cary, Jr., of electromagnetic mass drivers, asteroids as J. E. Harris . resources for space manufacturing, processing Equations and closure methods for compres- materials. sible turbulent boundary layers, flow phe- NASA SP -428. nomena, three-dimensional layers. 292 pp NASA SP-422 Avail GPO 1979 N78-13371 146 pp Avail NTIS 1977 Viking Site Selection and Certification H. Masursky, N. L. Crabill Atlas,of Mercury Premission phase through the acquisition of M. E. Davies, S. E. Dornik, data and decisions during mission operationk D. E. Gault, R. G. Strom and the immediate postlanding evaluation'. Mariner 10 spacecraft, scientific mission, sur- NASA SP -429 faCe mapping techniques, topographic fea- N81-259920 39 pp tures of Mercury..Photograiohs, shaded relief Avail NTIS '1981 maps, photornosaics. NASA SP-423 Physiological Responses of Women to N78-30025 135 pp Simulated Weightlessness - Avail GPO 1978 H. Sandlir, D. L. Winter The Voyage of Mariner 10: Mission to Subjects were exposedtocentrifugatton, Venus and: Mercury, s lower body negative pressure, and exercise stress. J. A. Dunne, E. Burgess details of Mariner10 mission, NASA. SP-430 Historical N79-13686 92 pp ' images of Venus and Mercury. Avail NTIS 1978 NASA SP-42e , N78-27146 233 pp Digital Processing of Remotely Sensed Avail GPO .197t Images The Martian. LandscaPe J. G.-Moik processipg. Designof thefacsimile camera,inage Thefoundationsofimage sequencing, picture calibration, reconstruc- Imaging techniques include image resolu- tion Of color, search for motion on Mars. Over tion, enhancement, registration, analysis and 200 color and blIck and white photographs. classification, and data compression. NASA P-431 NASA SP-425 N81-20V9 338 pp 1\179-12984 160 pp Avail GPO v.. 1980 Avail GPO 1978 The Space Shuttle at Work Sun, Weather, and 'Climate. r se- Hermian, R..A. Goldberg H. Allaway -Solar-related correlationfactors', long-term Operation, tasks and duties, design; future climatictrend's,physicalprocessesand development of the Space Shuttle. mechanisms; recapitulation of Sun'-weathei re- NASA SP-432 lationships': guidelines for experiments: N80-30307 84 pp Avail GPO 1979 NASAsp.,-op N79-20961'. 365 pp Avail GPf) ; ;.1978 Shuttle Atmospheric Lidar Research Atlas of Mars Program: Final Report of Science - R. M. Batson, P. M. Bridges, J. L. Inge ,Working Group Small-scale maps and photomosaics covering Determination of global flow of water vapor the entire surface of the planet Mars. and pollutants in the troposphere, improve- NASA SP-438 ment of chemical and transport models of the N80.16998 . 154 pp stratosphere and mesosphere, evaluation, of Avail GPO 1979 radiative models of the atmosphere, investi- gation of chemistry and transport of ther- Voyage to Jupiter mospheric atomic species and magnetospheric aspects of Sun/weather relationships. D. Morrison, J. Samz The story of the Voyager project, -including NASA SP-433 many color photographs from the Voyager 1 N80.11414 231 pp and 2 flybys of Jupiter. Avail NTIS 1979 NASA SP-439 An Emission-Line Survey of the Milky N81-10910 211pp Avail GPO 1980 Way , R. A. R. Parker, T. R: Gull, Wind Tunnels of NASA R. P; Kirschner The instrumentation used in an examination D. D. Baals, W. R. Corliss of theionizationstructureof 'emission The development of the wind tunnel and the nebulae and of the galactic plane in general, problems of calibration, scaling, and instru- and characteristics of the prints obtained. mentation. NASA SP-434' NASA'SR-440 N80.11966 224 pp N81-32153 162 pp .. Avail GPO Avail GPO 1979 1981 Terminal Configured Vehicle Program Viking Orbiter View's of.Mars Facilities Guide C, R. Spitzer Program established to conduct research and A collection of Viking Orbiter images, in- to develop and evaluate aircraft and flight cluding polar. .regiOns, moons, 'atMosphere, managemeny system technology concepts to craters, and channels. Stereopticon included. benefit conventional takeoff and landing NASA SP-441 operations in. the terminal areaAnalyses, N81711966 189 pp simulation and flight experiments. Avail GPO 1980 NASA SP-435 N80-18028 G7 PP Lessons of the NASA Tech 'Rinse Avail NTIS 1980 H. Allaway Report of a family's one-year residence in Project Orion: A DesignStudy'of a "Langley ResearchCenfer'sexperimental System for Detecting Extrasolar Planets house of the future that combines advanced' D. C. Black electronics, solar energy, water recycling, and Design concept for a ground-based astro- fire-retardant materials. metric.. telescope that could significantly in NASA SP-442 I crease' the potential accuracy of astrometric N80-27219 41 pp observations. Avail GAO 1980 is ASA SP-436 80-27260 214 pp Materials Processing In Space: Early vail GPO 1980 Experiments -R. J. Nahmann, H. W. Herring athematical Modeling of Diverse Potential applications of space processing, the henomena behavior of fluid in low gravity, and the J. C. Howard evolutionofapparatusformaterials Tensor calculus applied to the formulation of processing in space. mathematical models of diverse phenomena. NASA SP-443 NASA SP-437 N81-1604 123 pp N80-13839 402 pp Avail GPO 1980 Avail NTIS 2.1979

457 Imps of Mars: The Viking Extended Risk to the Public from. Carbon Fibers Mission Released in Civil Aircraft Accidents M. N. Carr, N. Evans NASA SP-448 Thirty black and white photographs of Mars, N81.I8,096 , 71 pp some Qten as recently as .1979, showing vol- Avail NTIS 1980 canoes, lava plains, channels, canyons, pla- surface features of A Catalog of NASA Special teaus, impact craters, Publications Phobos and Deimos. Superccdcd by NASA SP-470. NASA SP-444 1\180.26239 35 pp NASA SP-449 110 pp Avail GPO 1980 Nt -21995 Avail NTIS 1981 As a Star The High-Speed Frontier: Case The Histories of Four NACA Programs, S. D. Jordan 1920-1950 Solarphysicsreview.Topics include the J. V. Becker existence of the chromosphere, othe corona, and the solar wind. The development of supersonic airfoilsis described, with emphasis on propeller blade NASA SP-450 design and configurations. N81.27008 559 pp Avail NTIS 1981 NASA SP-445 N81.15969 196 pp Voyages to Saturn Av 1.1 GPO 1980 D. Morrison The Voyager spacecraft and their instruments Pioneer: First to Jupiter, Saturn, and are described and ,supplemented by numer- Beyond ous black and white and color photographs. R. 0. Fimmel, J. Van Allen, NASA SP-451 PA. E. Burgess N82.26I52 r-4 232 pp The planiiing process; technical aspects of the Avail GPO 1982 spacecraft design and operation, the scientific payloads, and experirpents conducted during interplanetary flight. Gamma Ray Astrophysics: New Insight Into the universe NASA SP-446 C. E. Fichte', J. I. Trombka N81-15925 296 pp Avail GPO 1980 Gamma'ray observations of the solar system, the galaxy, and extragalactic radiation are reported. Space Physiology and Medicine NASA SP-453 A. E. Nicogossian, J. F. Parker, Jr. N82-21118 405 pp Overviews of manned space flight, the space Avail GPO- 1981 environment, health maintenance of space crew members, and medical problems of space Orbiting Quarantine Facility: The flight. Antaeus Report NASA SP-447 D. L. Devincenzi, I. R. Bagby. N83-25349 331 pp Avail NTIS 1982 Orbiting Quarantine Facility (OQF) system overview,quarantineandprotocol,the laboratory, and support systems. NASA SP-454 N82-20225 144 pp Avail NTIS 19811

4.1 Capturing Energy From the Wind. Pioneer Venus J. L. Schefter Richard 0. Fimmel; Lawrence Cohn, Windpowcrhistory,windturbinetech- Eric Burgess nology,andelectricpowergeneration. A comprelrnsive view of a planet provided Illustrated. by a 1978 encounter. Includesthe history of NASA SP-455 the program and details of the spacecraft and N82.28783 88 pp scientific experiments. Avail GPO 1982 NASA SP-461 268 pp Avail GPO 1982 B Stars With and Without Emission Lines Fuel Economy in Aviation A. Underhill, V. Doaxan Jeffrey L. The spectraforsupergiant Bstarsare A summary of NASA'saircraftenergy presented, along with the development of efficiency program. models compatible with all known facts about NASA SP-462 119 pp a star and with the laws of physics. Avail GPO 1983 NASA SP-456 N82-25027 533 pp The 'A-Type Stars: Problems. and Avail NTIS 1982 Perspectives Nimbus 6 Random Access Measure- Sidney C. Wolff, Stuart Jordan ment System Applications Experiments The third of a series providing a critical C E. Cote, R. Taylor, examinationofcurrenthypothesesfor E. Gilbert interpretingnon-thermalphenomena,in - stellar astronomical data. Data collection techniques arc demonstrated in investigation of the atmosphere, ocean° NASA SP-463 '258 pp graphic parameters, navigatiorband position Avail NTIS 1983; location, and data buoy development. A NASA High-Power Space-Based NASA SP-457 Laser Research and Applications N83.14835 103 pp Program Avail NTIS 1982 R. J. De Young, G. D, Walberg, Mount St. Helens Eruptiods. of 1980 E. J. Conway, et al. Anassessment R.E. Newell, A. Deepak oftheprogin,with recommendationsforproposedareasof The atmosphericandpotentialclimatic research. aspects of a volcanic eruption are presented. Measurements and techniques used in collect- NASA SP-464 ,46 pp ing the data are summarized. Avail NTIS V' 1983 NASA SP-458 N82-32915 141 pp The Star Splitters: The High-Energy Avail GPO 1982 Astronomy Observatories Wallace H. Tucker Small Transport Aircraft Technology Summarizes the findings of the three HEAO L. J. Williams satellites launched to study the high-energy Information on commuter akline trends and universe. aircraft developments is,PrOvided. NASA SP-466 ' Avail GPO 1983 NASA SP-460 N83.209'3I 118pp Avail NTIS 1983

39 59 Handbooks and Data Compilations

Thermodynamic Properties to 6000 K Energy Spectra and Angular Distribu- for 210 Substanccs Involving the First tions of Electrons Transmitted Through 18 Elements Sapphire (Aluminum Oxide) Foils J. G. Ehlers, S. Gordon, M. J. Berger, S. M. Seltzer S. Heinle!, et al. NASA SP-3008 NASA SP-3001 N64-18416 109 pp N63:23715 332 pp Avail NTIS 1964 Avail NTIS 1963 Tables of Flow Properties of Thermally Thermodynamic Properties and Mo llier Perfect Carbon Dioxide and Nitrogen Chart for Hydrogen From 300 K to Mixtures 20 000 K W. P. Peterson R. F. Kubin, L. L. Presley NASA SP-3009 NASA SP-3002 N64-19997 119 pp N64.18507 69 pp Avail NTIS 1964 Avail NTIS 1964 Tables of the Complex Fresnel Integral Handbook of Space-Radiation Effe'cts C. W. Martz on Solar-Cell Power Systems Fresnel integral evaluated by Taylor series ex- IV C. Cooley, R. J. Janda pansions. NASA SP-3003 NASA SP-3010 N63-20315 120 pp N64-23531 298 pp Avail NTIS 1963 Avail NTIS 1964 Tables for Supersonic Flow Around Thermodynamic and Transport Proper- Right Circular Cones at Zero Angle of ties for the Hydrogen-Oxygen System Attack R. A. Svehla J. L. 'Sims NASA SP-3011 NASA SP-3004 N64-26785 423 pp N64-18949 428 pp Avail NTIS 1964 Avail GPO 1964 Tables of Energy Losses and Ranges of

Tables of the Composition,.Opacity, Electrons and Positrons and Thermodynamic Properties of M. J. Berger, S. M. Seltzer Hydrogen at High Temperatures NASA SP-3012 N. L. Krascella N65-12506 131 pp NASA SP-3005 Avail NTIS 1964 N65-14300 190 pp Avail NTIS. 1963 Tables of Energy Losses and Ranges of Heavy Charged Particles Bioastronautics Data Book W. H. Barkas, M. J. Berger J. F. Parker, Jr., V. R. West NASA. SP-3013 Bioastronautics research, including stress ef- N65-12507 132 pp fects, sensory perception, and human per- Avail NTIS 1964 formance. 'NASA SP-3006 Equilibrium Thermodynamic Properties N7345991 938 pp of Carbon Dioxide AvairGPO 1973 H. E. Bailey NASA SP -3014 Tables for Supersonic Flow Around N65-20478 69 pp Right Circular Cones at Small Angle of Avail NTIS Attack 1965 J. L. Sims NASA SP-3007 N61-25017 427 pp Avail GPO 1964 80 41 Charts for Equilibrium Flow Properties Equilibrium Thermodynamic Properties. of Carbon Dioxide in Hypervelocity of Three Engineering Models of the Nozzles Martian Atmosphere L; H. Jorgensen, R. J. Redmond H. E. Bailey Equilibrium thermodynamic properties (en- NASA SP-3015 tropy, enthalpy, pressure, and sound speed) 74 pp N65.20479 of three engineering models of Martian at- Avail NTIS 1965 mosphere. Venus and Mars Nominal Natural NASA SP -3021 Environment for Advanced Manned N65.35792 164 pp Planetary Mission Programs Avail NTIS' 1965 D. B., Evans, G. L. Kraus, D. E. Pitts Magnetic Fields Due to Solid and Hollow Conical Conductors NASA SP-3016 J. C. Laurence, J. C. Stoll, N67.25042 59 pp P. L. Yohner Avail NTIS 1967 Technology of high field electromagnets, ax- Charts for Approximate Thermodynamic ial and radial components of magnetic field Properties of Nitrogen-Oxygen Mixtures produced by solid conical conductor with con- stant azimuthal current density. R. D. Brown, B. Fowler Charts for equilibrium thermodynamic prop- NASA SP-3022 133 pp crticsof nitrogen-oxygen mixtures under ex- N66.13046 1965 treme pressure and temperature ranges. Avail NTIS NASA SP-3017 Calculations of Thermal Field Emission N65.26639 116 pp for a Terminated Image Potential 1965 Avail NTIS J. F. Morris Charts for Equilibrium and Frozen NASA SP-3023 Flows Across Plane Shock Waves in N66.16421 612 pp Carbon Dioxide. Avail NTIS 1966 V. L. Peterson, C. D. Simcox Models of the Trapped Radiation Charts for equilibrium and frozen flow across Environment. Volume I: Inner Zone plane shock waves in carbon dioxide used in estimating aerodynamic performance charac- Protons and Electrons teristics of bodies in flight. J. I. Vette Models of inner radiation belt tp determine NASA SP-3018 values of fluxes and energy spectra of protons N65-28627 128 pp and electrons trapped in geomagnetic field. Avail NTIS 1965 NASA SP-3024 Charts for Equilibrium and Frozen N66.16054 59 pp Nozzle Flows of Carbon Dioxide Avail NTIS 1966 G. G. Mateer, V. L. Peterscin Models of the Trapped Radiation- NASA SP-3019 Environment. Volume H: Inner and N65.29951 80 pp Outer Zone Electrons 1965 Avail NTIS A. B. Lucero, J. I. Vette, J. A. Wright Charts of Isentropic Exponent as a Trapped electron environment in inner and Function of Enthalpy for Various Gases outer radiation belts:41)1es and graphs. in Equilibrium NASA SP-3024 100 pp L. H. Jorgensen N66-35685 0 Charts of isentropic exponent as function of Avail NTIS 1966 enthalpy and speed for air, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, and mixtures of nitrogen and carbon Models of the Trapped Electron dioxide in equilibrium. Radiation Environment. Volume III: Electrons at Synchronous Altitudes NASA SP-3020 A. B. Lucero, J. I. Vette, J. A. Wright '47 N65 - 34243. 13 pp Avail NTIS 1965 NASA SP-3024 N67-I 9899 Illpp Avail NTIS 1967

61 42 Models of the Trapped Radiation Electron Densities and Scale Heights Environment. Volume IV: Low in the Topside Ionosphere: Alouette I Energy Protons Observations Over the American J. H. King Continents. Volume I: November, NASA SP-3024 December 1962, and January 1963 N67.36447 66 pp K. L. Chan, L Colin, J. 0. Thomas Avail NTIS 1967 NASA SP-3027 N66.33197 508 pp Models of the Trapped Radiation Avail NTIS 1966 Environment. Volume V: Inner Belt Protons Space Measurement Survey: J. P. Lavine, J. I. Vette Instruments and Spacecraft, Model environment of innerbelt proton October 1957-March 1965 fluxes. H. L. Richter, Jr., H. L. Richter NASA SP-3024 Listof satellites and space probes with N69.28911 .61 pp descriptions of scientific instrumentation. Avail NTIS 1969 NASA SP-3028 N66.33075 1013 pp Models of the Trapped. Radiation Avail NTIS 1966 Environment. Volume VI: High Energy Protons Handbook of the Physical Properties of J. P. Lavine, J. I. Vette the Planet Venus Model cnviron t of high energy protons °H. A. Hyatt, L. R. Koenig, trapped in radiatiot clts. C. M. Michaux, et al. NASA SP-3024 Handbook of physical properties, theories, N71-12117 49 pp and scientific observations for planet Venus. Avail NTIS 1970 NASA SP-3029 N67-31439 124 pp Models of the Trapped Radiation Avail NTIS 1967 Environment. Volume VII: Long Term Time Variations Handbook of the Physical Properties of Time variations of energetic electron and solar the Planet Mars proton distributions in inner radiation belt. C. M. Michaux NASA SP-3024 NASA SP-3030 N71-29089 62 pp N67-35182 173 pp Avail NTIS 1971 Avail NTIS 1967 Space Materials Handbook: Handbook of the Physical Properties of Supplement 1 to the Second Edition, the Planet Jupiter Space Materials Experience C. M. Michaux J. B. Rittenhouse, J. B. Singletary NASA SP-3031 Spacecraft structures and systems materials N67-26559- 140 pp handbook. Avail GPO 1967 NASA SP-3025 N66-18439 276 pp Electron Densities and Scale Heights in Avail NTIS 1966 the Topside Ionosphere: Alouette I Observations Over the American. Con- Electron Densities and Scale Heights in tinents. Volume II: March and May the Topside Ionosphere: Alouette I 1963 Observations in Midlatitudes K. L. Chan, L. Colin, J. 0. Thomas L. Colin, M.J. Rycroft, J. 0. Thomas NASA SP-3032 la NASA SP-3026 N66-38867 610 pp N66-27056 658 pp Avail NTIS 1966 Avail NTIS 1966

62 43 Electron Densities and Scale Heights in Tables of Interferene Factors for Use in the Topside Ionosphere: Alouette Correcting Data From VTOL Models in Observations Over the American Con- Wind Tunnels With 7 by 10 Proportions tinents. Volume HI: June, July, Sep- H. II. tleyson tember, and October 1963 NASA SP-3039 K. L. Chan, L. Colin, J. 0. Thomas N67-22897 03 pp

NASA SP-3033 Avail NTIS 1967 . N67.14933 585 pp Avail mils 1966 Thermodynamic Equilibrium in Pre- biological Atmospheres' of C, H, 0, N, Electron Densities and Scale Heights in P, S, and Cl (- the Topside Ionosphere: Alouette I M. 0. Dayhofj, R. V. Eck, , Observations Over the American Con- E. R. Lippincott, et al. tinents. Volume IV: Summary Graphs Thermodynamic equilibrium in prebiological K, L, Chan, L. Colin, J. 0. Thomas atmospheres, and inorganic origin of organic NASA SP--3034 compounds. N67.36446 324 pp NASA SP-3040 Avail NTIS 1967 N67-27295 274 pp Avail N1'tS 1967 Thermodynamic, Transport, and Flow Properties for the Products of Methane Tables of Fe I Line Intensities. Burned in Oxygen-Enriched Air Volume 1: Temperature From 1000 to B. H. Croom, E. W. Leybe 6500 K. Volume 2: Temperatures Between 6500 NASA SP-3035 and 20 000 K N66-37802 91 pp Avail NTIS 1966 W. J. Borucki Atomic line intensity tables for ionized iron Additional Stopping Power and Range atom at high temperatures. Tables for Protons, Mes.ons, and Elec- NASA SP-3041 trons Noo N68-24161 . 219 pp M. J. Berger, S. M. Se'ltzer Avail NTIS 1968 Stopping powcr and range tables for protons, mesons. and electrons in lithiuth fluoride, Tabulated Communication Characteris- silicon, germanium, liquid hydrogen. pro - tics of a Steady-State Model of Inter- pane, and frcon. planetary Space NASA SP-3036 J. Dimeff, R. J. Hruby, N67-14099 40 pp A. H. Somes, et al. Avail NTIS 1966 NASA SP-3042 N68-10164 526 pp Handling and Use of Fluorine and Avail NTIS 1967 'Fluorine-Oxygen Mixtures in Rocket Systems Properties of Magnetic Materials for Use Harper, H. W. Schmidt in High-Temperature Space Power J.T. Systems NASA SP-3037 N67-26000 285 pp J. J. Clark, P. E. Kueser, Avail NTIS 1967 D.'H. Lane, et al. Property data of magnetic materials for use in Electron Densities andScale Heights in high temperature liquid alkali-metal space the Topside Ionsophere: Alouette I power systems. Observations Recorded in Hawaii: NASA SP-3043 Winter 1962-1963, Summer 1963 N68-17624 325 pp K. L, Chan, L, Colin Avail NTIS 1967 Tabulations and graphs of electron density and 'plasma scale height data computed from A Numerical Least - Square. Method for Alouette I topside sounder ionograms. Resolving Complex Pulke Height Spectra NASA SP-3038 N67;18948 286 pp R. L. Schmadebeck, J. I. Trombka Avail NTIS 1967 NASA SP-3044 N68-29520 175 pp Avail NTIS 1968 63

44 Compressed Gas Handbook Space Materials Handbook R. A. Cola, J. S. Kunkle, J. B. Rittenhouse, J. B. Singletary 5, D. Moo Aerospace enviromant and effects on mate- high pressure compressible Ilow systems in rials, spacecraft material selection, and bio- space vehicle pound support equipment. logical interaction with spacecraft, materials. NASA SP-3045 Third edition. N69.26987 572 pp NASA SP-305T Avail GPO 1969 N70.21226 Avail NTIS 1969 Real -Gas Effects in Critical Flow Through Nozzles and Thermodynamic Semiclassical Elastic Scattering Cross Properties of Nitrogen and Helium at Sections for a Central Field Potential Pressures to 300 x 105 Newtons Per Function Square Meter J. R. Stalkop R. C. Johnson NASA SP-3052 FORTRAN 4 subroutines forcalculating N70-14494 299 pp critical flow factor to determine mass flow rate Avail NTIS of gaseous helium and nitrogen through 1969 critical flow nozzles. Relative Geometries of the Earth, Sun, NASASP-3046 and Mars From the Year 1973 to the N69.16098 204 pp Year 2000 Avail NTIS 1968 S. W. Souders Two-Micron Sky Survey: A Preliminary NASA P-3053 Catalog N70-219 130 pp Avail NTIS 1970 R. B. Leighton, G. Neugebauer Two-micron sky survey catalog of celestial ob- World Maps of Constant B, L, and jects. Flux Contours , NASA SP-3047 E. G. Stassinopoulos N69.3/1593 316 pp NASA SP-3054 Avail NTIS 1969 N70.28118 362 pp Charts for Interpolation of LoOl Skin Avail NTIS 1970 Friction From Experimental Turbulent Velocity Profiles A Ray-Tracing Digital Computer Pro- -gram for the Study of Magnetospheric J. M. Allen, D. H. Tudor Duct Propagation Graphical interpolation charts of local skin friction from compressible velocity profiles. J. Ramasastry, E. J. Walsh NASA SP-3048 NASA SP-3055 N70-35774 299.0 N69-25391 42pp. Avail NTIS 1970 Avail NTIS 11969 Average Energies of Ground and Singly Computer-Aided Filter Design Manual and Doubly Excited Configuratiansxin S. Gussow, G. Weathers Highly Ionized Atoms (Electron Computerized telemetry filter design. Numbers IV.,=3 to N =40) NASA SP-3049 S. 0. KaAer, Shadmi N69.35816 106 pp NASA SP:3056 Avail NTIS 1969 N7120535 258 pp Tabulations of Configuration Factors Avail NTIS 1971 Between Any Two Spheres and Their Parts Lunar Ephemeris and Selenographic Coordinates of the Earth and Sun for N. T. Grier 1971 and 1972 Tabulated values of configuration factors be- tween two spheres and parts of two spheres. A. D. Hartung Lunar ephemeris and selenographic coordi- NASA SP-3050 nates of Earth and Sun for 1971 and 1972, N69-37777 424 pp related geometric information, tables and Avail NTIS 1969 graphs. NASA SP-5057 N72.23896 437 pp Avail NTIS 1972

45 64 Lunar Ephemeris and Scicnographic Hydrogen Line Blanketed Model Stellar Coordinates of the Earth and Sun for Atmospheres 1973 and 1974 D. A. 1Clinglesmith A. D. Hartung NASA SP-3065 264 pp NASA SP-3058 N71.20410 1971 N72.23897 442 pp Avail NTIS Avail NTIS 1972 Partition Functions and'Equations of Lunar Ephemeris and Sclenographic State in Plasmas Coordinates of the Earth and Sun for D. Firchel, W. AL Sparks 1975 and 1976 NASA SP-3066 A. 1). Hartung N71.28173 617 pp 1971 NASA SP-3059 Avail NTIS N72.26730 441 pp Avail NT1S 1972 Radio Frequency itnterference Handbook R. E. Thylor Lunar Ephemeris and Selcnographic STA DA N radio ]frequcricy interference prob... Coordinates of the Earth and Sun for lcms involving;c1cctromagtictic compatibility 1977 and 1978 and lighitting. A. D. Hartung NASA SP--3067 N72-11153 NASA SP-3060 '414 N72-30820 442 pp Avail NTIS Avail NTIS 1972 Atomic Emission Line Wavelength Cal- Lunar Ephemeris and Selenographic culations below 2000 Angstroms for Coordinates of the Earth and Sun for .1). Lithium II Through Cobalt XXVI: 1979 and 1980 M. D. Williams A. D. Hartung, NASA SP-3068 118 pp NASA SP -3061 N72-12684 1971 N72-30819 442 pp Avail NTIS 1972 Avail NTIS Thermodynamic Properties and Theo- Lunar.Ephemeris and Selenographic retical Rocket Performance of Hydrogen Coordinates of the Earth and Sun for to 100 000 K and 1.01325 x 108N/m2 Off]. and 1982 R. W. Patch A. D. Hartung Thermodynamicproperties and theoretical rocket performance of hydrogen to 100 000 K NASA SP-3062 and 1.01325 x 108 N/m2 for chemical equi- N72.30828 441 pp librium in Debye-Huckel andidealgas ap- Avail NTIS 1972 proximations. Lunar Ephemeris and Selenographic NASA SP-3069 Coordinates of the Earth and Sun for N72-12776 114 pp 1983 and 1984 Avail NTIS 1971 A. D. Hartung Summary of Tiinsformatio quations NASA SP-3063 and Equationf Motion Usen Free N72-31864 437 pp Flight and 1 d Tunnel Dataeduc- Avail NTIS 1972 tion and An lysis 4t4 Compilation of Ultraviolet Photo- T. G. Gainer, S. Hoffman absorption Cross Sections for Atoms Basicformulations for developing coordinate Between 5 and 3500 A transformations and equations of ,motion used with free flight andwindtunnel data R. D. Hudson, L. J. Kieffer reduction. Photoabsorption cross section data as function NASA SP-3070 of wavelength for24atoms. N72.26475 127 pp NASA SP ,3064 Avail NTIS 1972' N71-26087 61 pp Avail NTIS 1971

\ 46 ASRDI Oxygen Technology Survey., ASRDI Oxygen Technology Survey. Volume Thermophysical Properties Volume VII: Characteristics of Metals II. M. Roder, L. A. Weber That Influence System Safety Flandbook of thcrinophysieal properties Of J. J. Mouth, Jr. liquid and gaseous oxygen. NASA SP .3077 NASA SP-3071 N74.23117 74 pp N73:13952 432 pp Avail NTIS ,1974 Avail NTIS 1972 Tables for Supersonic..Flow of Helium ASRDI Oxygen Technology Survey. Around Right Circular Cones at Zero Volume H: Cleaning Requirements, Angle of Attack Procedures, ind Verification J. L. Sims Techniques Analysis of characteristics of supersonic. flow f 1, Banhaitir, C. F. Same ller of helium around right circular cones at zero Cleaning processes and postcleaning inspec- angle of attack :Ind Mach numbers from 1.5 tion procedures for meeting oxygen system to 30.0. . cleaning requirements. NASA SP-3078 NASA SP-3072 N73.27208 28 pp N73. 15155 80 pp Avail GPO 1973 Avail NTIS 1972 Nondestructive Evaluation Technique ASRDI Oxygen Technology Survey. Guide Volume IV: Low Temperature A. Vary Measurement Seventy nondestructive evaluation techniques, L. L. Sparks a description of ettch technique, physical prin- NASA SP-3073 ciples involved, example applications, limita- N74.27190 167 pp tions. schematic illustrations. Avail NTIS 1974 NASA SP-3079 N73.31441 110 pp Tables of Critical-Flow Functions and Avail NTIS 1973 Thermodynamic Properties for Methane and Computational Procedures for Both Handbook of Infrared Radiation From Methane and Natural Gas Combustion Gases R. C. Johnson C. B. Ludwig, W. Malkimus, 'Calculation of mass flow rate of methane and J. E. Reardon, et al. natural gas through nozzles. Handbook on radiant emission and absorp- NASA SP-3074 tion of combustion gases for application to N73-15309 73 pp design of rocket combustion chambers and Avail NTIS 1972 exhausts, turbojet engines, and industrial furnaces. A Computer Program to. Determine the NASA SP-3080 Possible Daily Release Window for Sky N73.27807 491 pp Target Experiments Avail NTIS 1973 N. H. Michaud NASA SP-3075 Auroral Bremsstrahlung at Balloon Altitudes N74-11985 151 PP Avail GPO 1973 S. M. Seltzer, M. J. Berger, T. Rosenberg ASRDI Oxygen Technology Survey. Auroralbremsstrahlungflux at Volume III: HeatTransfer and Fluid various atmospheric depths. Dynamics-Abstracts of Selected NASA SP-3081 Technical Reports and Publications N73.32293 28 pp A. F. Schmidt Avail NTIS 1973 Abstracts of selected reports on heat transfer and fluid dynamics with applicability to oxy- Revised Tables of Airspeed, Altitude, gen systems. and Mach Number Presented in the NASA SP=3.076 International System of Units N73-16932 177 pp M. S. Benner, R. H. Sawyer Avail NTIS 1972 NASA SP-3082 N74-14082 42 pp Avail NTIS 1973

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47 ,66 ASRDI Oxygen Technology Survey. AVDI Oxygen Technological Survey/. Vuipme V: Density and Liquid Level Volume IX: Oxygen Systems Engi- Mc/swollen( Instrumentation for the neering Review Cryogenic Fluids Oxygen, I lydrogen, 11,Jr'. Schmidt, F, honey and Nitrogen NASA SP 3090 //. M, Roder. N75.33259 218pp NASA SP-3083 Avail NTIS 1975 N74.22322 72 pp Avail NTIS 1974 Synoptic Analyses, 5-, 2-, and 0.4-Millibar Surfaces for January 1972 ASRDI Oxygen Technology Survey. Thrinigh June 1973 Volume VI: Flow Measurement ata horn meteorological rocketsonde and Instrumentation satellite radiance measurements used 10 ana- 1). ti.Alarm lyze high-altitmle synoptic .charts. NASA SP-3084 NASA SP-3091 208 pp N74-28938 109 pp N75.3091 Avail NTIS 1974 Avail NTIS 1975 Tables and Charts of Equilibrium Nor- ASRDI Oxygen Technology Survey. mal Shock and Shock-'Tube Solutions Volume VIII: Pressure Measurement for I lelium-Hydrogen Mixtures With J. Arvidson, J. A. Brennan Velocities to 70 km/sec NASA SP-3092 C. G. MillerIle S. E. Wilder N75.28070 104 pp NASA SP-3085 Avail NIS 1975 N74.34701 812p pe.if Avail NTIS 1974 Normal- and Oblique-Shock Flow Pa- rameters in Equilibrium Air Including Near-Infrared Spectra of Jupiter, Attached-Shock Solutions for Surfaces Saturn, and Uranus at Angles of.Attack, Sweep, and A Potter Dihedral, J. L. Hunt, S. W. Souders NASA SP-3086 N74.33269 252 pp NASA SP--3093 156 pp Avail NTIS 1974 N76.12019 Avail NTIS 1975 Tables and Charts of Equilibrium Nor- mal Shock and Shock-Tube Solutions Spacecraft Materials Guide for Pure.Hydrogen With Velocities to C. L. Staugaite 70 km/sec Low density and syntactic foams, electrical en- C. G. Miller III, S. E. Wilder/ capsulants,opticalglasses,interference filters,lamiljoslubricants,soldering and NASA SP--3087 brazing proceses, N75.13197 230 pp Avail NTIS 1974 NASA SP-3094 N75-24848 77 pp Thermodynamic and Related Properties Avail NTIS 1975 of Parahydrogcn From the Triple Point to 300 K at Pressures to 1000Bar Diurnal Experiment Data Report, A. L. Weber March 19-20, 1974 F. J. Scbmidlin, .1'. Yamasaki, NASA SP-3088 A. Motto, et al. N75-22407 105 pp 1975 Temperature and wind data from 70 small Avail NTIS meteorological sounding rockets launched Hydrogen Technology Survey: Thermo- from eightselectedlaunchsitesinthe physical Properties Western Hemisphere. R. D. McCarty NASA SP-3095 153 pp Thermodynamic functions, transport proper- N76-13700 ties, and physical properties of liquid and Avail NTIS 1975 gaseous hydrogen, NASA SP-3089 N76.11297 535 pp Avail NTIS 1975 e\

48' Molecular Physics of Emiilibrium Tables and CirArim'of Etetilibrium 'pasts: A Handbook for Engineers Normal-Shock and Shock-Tube Proper - C. F. Hansen tics for Pure.(:arbonDioxide With NASA SI' 1096 Velocities From 1 to 16 km./sec N16.22004 429 pp C. G. Miller III, S. E. Wilder Avail NTIS 1976 NASA SI' -3100 N77.16292 318 pp Tables and Charts of Equilibrium liter- Avail NTIS 1976 modynaink Properties of Carbon Diox- ide for Temperatures to 25 000 K Cryogenic Adhesives and Sealants:7 C. G. Miller Ill, S, E. Wilder Abstracted Publications NASA SP 3097 F. R. Williamson, N. A. Wien N76.32272 493 pp Abstracts containing experimental data Avail NTIS 1975*: the properties ofadhesive and sealants at cryogenic temperatures. Tables and Charts of Equilibrium Nor- NASA SP -3101 mal Shock and Shock Tube Properties 'N77.20257 for PureArgon With Velocities to 18 Avail NTIS 1519174)7 km/sec C. G. Miller III, S. E. Wilder Synoptic Analyses,5-,2-, :Ind 0.4-Millibar Surfaces for July 1913 NASA SP-3098 N76.29536 302 pp Through June 1974 Avail NTIS 1976 Satelliteradiance measurements and data

from . Meteorological rocketsondes usedto Tables and Charts of Equilibrium Ther- analyzehigh-altitude. constantpressure modynatnic Properties of Ammonia for charts. Temperatures From 500 to 50 000 K NASA SP-3102 A, L. Simmonds, C. G. Miller III, N77-15583 144 pp J. E. Nealy Avail NTIS 1976 NASA SP-3099 N76.30097 25') pp Avail NTIS 1976

49, Histories, and Chronologies

. Project Mercury: .A Chronology Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1966: J. M. Grimwopd Chronology on Science, Technology, Events leading to the project, test objectives, and Policy - .flight_data summary, launch site summary. NASA launchings, space probes, manned NASA, SP-4001 space flights, atgl other ,space-related and JAA N63-21848" 250 pp aeronautics events and discoveries in 1966. GPO, 1963 NASA SP-4007 /.1 N67-38808 486 pp. Project Gemini Technology and,'Opera-.. Avail GPO 1967 tions: A Chronology J. M. Grimwood, B. C. Hacker, Astronautics and Aeronautics,' 1967: r. J. Vorzimer ChronOlogy. on Science, Technology, Chronological study'of llesign and develop-, and Policy ment o- ;Gemini project. NASA SP-4008 NASA SP-4002 N69-25647 495 PP, N60-36501 324 pp AvailGPO.' 1'968 Avail GPO :1969 The Apollo Spacecraft: A Chronology Space'Medicine in Project Mercury Volume I. Through November 7, 1962. M. Al. Link I. D. Ertel, M. L. Mors Medical aspects of Project Mercury including NASA SP-4009 astronaut, Selection and training, results of N69-32021 ,375. laboratory tests, and-physiological data and Avail GPO = biomedical planning 'for space flights. Volume II. November 8, 1962-September 30, NASA SP-4003 1964. N65-32394 207 pp M. Morse; j..,K:Bays: NTIS i 1905 NASA SP:-4009, N74-12507 !re 290 pp Astronautics and Aeionantic;, 1963: Avail NTIS 1973 ChronOldgy on Science, Technology, and Policy_ Volume III. October 1,1964-January 30, 1964. Chronologial compilation of events rciating- ° ..C. G. Brooks, L D. Ertel tb. space exploration,; and kkPloitation. NASA SP-4009 NASA SP-4004 '. N76-2I268 296 pp N65-1186 Avail GPO' , 076 Avail NTIS Volume IV. January 21, 1966-July 13, 1974: AStronautics andAertnaiitics, 1964: I. D. Ertel, R. IV. Newkirk; Chro; ojogy on SCience; 'Technology, C. e. Brooks icy iASA SP-4009 .'laEmmel A .)N80-20437 obet and manned space fii Avail GPO NA SA.t.i)-4'005 .! ,A Astronauticsand AeronauticsAeronautics, 1968: N65127,641 '4533 pp 1965 Chronology on Science, and Policy Astronautics and AeronautiCs, :1965: Chronology.on aerospace 'thronplOgy_on Seience, T011ifology and Polisy NASA SP-4010 ,NASA`S,P -4006 N70-27246 , N67-11323 ' 686 Avail GPO Avail NTIS: .1966". .skyiabt A Chromilogy' Astronautics and' Aeronautics, 1975: R. Newkirk, I. D. Ertel, . A Chronology C..G. Brooks N. L. Brun, E. H. Ritchie Early space station activities; Apollo appli- NASA SP-4020 cations, and Skylab development and oper- Avail GPO ations.Includes appendix on experiments conducted on Skylab. An' Adrinnistrathe History, of NASA, NASA SP-4011 1958 -1963 N78-25I 15 476 pp R. L. Rosholt Avail GPO 1977 NASA SP-410I N66-28006 456 pp NASA Historical Data Book, 1958-1968. Mail NTIS 1966 Volume I: NASA Resources .J. Vannimmen, L. C. Bruno, Managing NASA in the Apollo Era R. L. Rosholt. A. S. Levine Presents a data base on the tangible aspects of The administration and _organization ar, NASA and its programs. Organization and described and analyzed. management. NASA SP-4102 NASA SP-4012 N83-18551 359 pp 547 pp N76 -24112 Avail NTIS 1982 Avail NTIS 1976 This New Ocean. A History of Project Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1969:" Chronology of ,Science, TeChnology, Mercury and Policy C. C. Alexander, J. M. Grimwood, . L. S. Swenson, Jr. NASA SP-40I4 Technological and managerial history of Mer- 539 pp N710-,32246 cury project, including bibliography. Avail GPO 1970 NASA SP-4201 Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1970: N67.14934 694 pp Chronology on Science-, Technology, Avail NTIS 1966 and,,Policy NASA SP -4015 , Vanguard: A History N73-23833 519 PP M. C. Green, M. Lomask Avail GPO , 1972 Origin, course of development, and results of .f Vanguard Project. Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1971: NASA SI-4202 Chronology on Science, Technology, N71 -18019 325 pp and Policy Avail NTIS NASA SP-4016 N74 -14683 481 pp On the Shoulders of Titans,: A History Avail GPO 1972 ,of Project Gemini B. C. Hacker Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1972: Gemini, the intermediate manned space flight Chronology -np Scierice, Technology, program between the Mercury and Apollo and Polley%.2,, programs, was an important prerequisite to NASA SP=-4012 the lunar expeditions. N75-19129 590 pp NASA SP-4203 1974 Avail GPO N78-2015I" 634 pp Avail GPQ 1977 '4.StionatiticS-.and..i,eroiiautics, 1973; "Ionology:114SaeRce, Technology and Moontiort: A History of Apollo Launch. Facilities and Operations C. D. Benson, IV B. Faherty' Development of the Apollo launch facilities and operations from the beginning of the design through the final launch. NASA SP-4204 N79 -12127 643 pp Avail GPO 1918 for Apollo: A-History of Adventures in Research: A History of ManhedfLunar spacecraft Amer Research Center:1040-1065 C. G. Brooks, j. M. Grimwood, E. P. Hartman L. S. Swenson, Jr. Historical survey of aeronautical research and Review of the Apollo lunar exploration pro- development at Ames Research Center from gram with a focus on the spacecraft, including 1936 to 1965. command and service modules and the lunar NASA SP-4302 module. N70-41479 673 pp NASA SP-4205 Avail GPO 1970 N79-28203 553 pp Avail GPO 1979 History of NASA Sounding Rockets Stages to Saturn W. R. Corliss HistoriCal summary of the development and R. E. Bilstein use of sounding rockets. Narrative account of technological advances NASA SP-4401 responsible for the AS-506 launch vehicle and N72-12873 162 pp the success of the Apollo II flight. `Avail GPO 1971 NASA SP-4206, N81-29154 508 pp Origins. of NASA Names, Avail GPO 1981, H. T. Wells, S. H. Whiteley,

. C. E. Karegeannes ,The Partnership: A History of the Selectionof names forlaunchvehicles, Apollo-Soyuz Test Project' spacecraft, manned spaceflightprograms, E. C. Ezell, L. N. Ezell sounding rackets,andfieldinstallations. Correspondence, interviews,officialdocu- through 1974. ments, scientific experiments, launch vehi- NASA SP-4402 cles, photographs. N77-1-6981 237 pp NASA SP-4209 Avail GPO 1976 N79-10074 570 pp Avail GPO 1978 Orders of Magnitudei A History of NACA and NASA, 1915 -1980 Lunar Impact: A History of Project F.W. Anderson Ranger A brief history. of aeronautics and space ex- R. C Hall, ploration from Kitty Hawk to walks on the Basic management techniques, flight operat- Moon, space probes, and Skylab. ing procedures, and technology for NASA's NASA SP.14403 unmanned 'lunar missions. N82-14955 113 pp NASA SP-4210 Avail GPO 1981 N78-15149 467 pp. Avail GPO ' 1977 Liquid Hydrogen as a Propulsion Fuel, .1945-1959 Beyond the Atmosphere J. L. Sloop ' NASA SP-4404 . H. E. Newell N79-16994 The course' of the United Statesspace 346 pp program with major emphasis on NAS4t'and Avail GPO 1978 its programs. Unmanned Space Project Management: NASA SP-4 11 Surveyor and Lunar Orbiter N81-20962 512 pp E. H. Kloman Avail GPO* 1980 Analysis of-management,procedures applied to Surveyor and Lunar Orbiter

53 Techbology Utilization

An Improved Precision Height Gage Selected Welding Techniques, Part II L. B. Vale Aluminum welding techniques forspace NASA SP-5001 vehicle applications. N64.14062 13 pp NASA SP-5009 Avail NTIS 1963o - N64-32642 39 pp Avail GPO 1964 Soldering Electrical Connections Techniques and Materials for soldering elec- Selected Shop Techniques trical connecTionitl Technology handbookformachinists, NASA SP-5002 --mechanics, and technicians--sh'ock absorbers N67-36660 67 pp and protectivedevices, machining, metal Avail GPO 1967 forming, welding and brazing, and precision tools. Selected Welding Techniques, Part I NASA SP-5010 H. M. Nance N65 -34426 9r1; Aluminum Sheet plate welding tools and Avail NTIS 1965 techniques. NASA SP-5003 Welding for Electronic Assemblies N64-16859 31 pp Resistance _spot-welding of interconnecting Avail GPO 1963 electronic components. NASA SP-5011 Space Batteries N65-13535 86 pp H. T. Francis Avail NTIS 1964 Threesealedbatterysystems nickel- cadmium, silver-cadmiumt and silver -zinc Effects of Low Temperatures on for spacecraft power use. Structural Metals NASA SP-5004 A. G. Imgram, IV. S. Lyman, N64-18052 /---c.\ 60 pp H. L. Martin Avail GPO 1964 Cryogenictemperatureinvestigationsof aluminum, nickel, steel, titanium, and mag- The Retrometer: A Light Beam nesium alloys. Communications System NASA SP-5012 N. E. Thomas N65-11046 60 Rp Voice communications system using light Avail NTIS 1964 beams. NASA SP-5005 Effects of Low Temperatures on the N64-18503 20 pp Mechanical Properties of Structural Avail NTIS 1964 Metals J. E. Campbell, A. G. .Imgram, The Measurement of Blood Pressure in H. L. Martin, et al. the Human Body Low temperature effects on tensile properties IV. H. Bickley, C. R. Smith of aluminum, magnesium, nickel, steel, and NASX SP-5006 titanium alloys. N6-4.17838 39 pp NASA SP-5012(01) Avail GPO 1964 N68-31605 65 pp Avail NTIS 1968 Measurement of the Heartbeat of Bird Embryos. With a Micrometeorite Trans- Precision Tooling TeChniques ducer Precision tools, machine tools, and measuring V. L. Rogallo apparatus. Heartbeat measurement of bird embryos with )ASA SP-50I3 micrometeorite transducer as ballistocardio- 464-33608 29 pp graph. A vail-q-FO 1964 NASA SP-5007 N64-19015 16 pp Avail NTIS .1964

Kr-It 72 NASA Contributions to the Technology Vibrating Diaphragm Pressure of Inorganic Coatings Transducer J. D. Plunkett J. D. King Inorganic coating technology and commercial- Vibrating diaphragm transducer for pressure implications. measurementsin wind tunnelsconstruc- NASA SP-5014 tion, sensitivity, stability, energy losses, and N65-15535 263 pp cost estimates. Avail GPO 1964 NASA SP-5026 N66.32281 28 pp Conference on New Technology Avail NTIS 1964 Conference on aerospace technology: materi- als,fabricationprocesses,electricpower Cumulative Index to NASA Tech generation,instrumentation,lubrication, Briefs, 1963-1969 superconductivimjnd plasma physics. NASA SP-5021(10) NASA SP-5015 N70-90039 1109 pp N64-32767 161 pp Avail NTIS 1970 Avail GPO 1964 Index to NASA Tech Briefs, 1976 A Technique for Joining and Sealing NASA SP-5021(17) Dissimilar Materials N78-26031 123 pp Annular reentrant cavityfilledwith low Avail NTIS 1976 melting point alloy for sealing and joining dissimilar materialscryogenic applications. Cumulative Index to NASA Tech Briefs, NASA SP-5016 1970-1975 N65.26638 11 p,4,4i SG NASA SP-5021(18) Avail NTIS 1965 N80-10969 767 pp 'Avail NTIS 1979 Metal-Torming Techniques I. I. Islatnoff Index to NASA Tech Briefs, 1977 etal forming techniques for sheet and plate NASA SP- 5021(19) materials used by aircraft and aerospace in- N80-10968 99 pp dustry. Avail NTIS 1977 ? NASA SP-5017

N65-33365 , 59 pp Index to NASA Tech Briefs, 1978 Avail NTIS 1965 NASA SP-5021(20) N8040967 Transforming and Using Space-Research Avail NTIS 1978 KnowledgeTen Diversified Views Space technology applications to industrial Index to NASA Tech Briefs, 1979 process developmentwelding, turbopumps, NASA SP-5021(21) human waste as fuel, plastics, neurophysiology N81-17956 108 pp and computers. Symposium, June 1964. Avail NTIS' 1979 NASA SP-5018 N65-18526 111 pp Index to. NASA Tech Briefs, 1980 Avail NTIS 1964 NASA SP-5021(22) N81-32085 108 pp NASA Contributions to Advanced Avail NTIS 1980 Valve Technology L. C. Burmeister, 'J. B. Loser, Micropower Logic Circuits E.' C. Sneegas J. .C.,...S,tiirmati NASA SP-5019 Digital' logic circuits for space veli0le- logic N68-10402 190 pp systeMs for applic'on innonspa(eComputei- Avail GPO 1967 systems. NASA SP-5022 N651,23694 21 pp Avail NM 1965

7356 Medical and Biological4plications of Microelectronics in Space Research Space Telemetry' R. M. Burger NASA SP-5023 Technologysurvey of microelectronicsin N65-34001 70 pp space research. Avail NTIS 1965 NASA SP-5031 N66 -10414 131 pp b Bibliography on W ding Methods it NTIS 1965 Welding meth sbibliography with ab- stracts, and subject and author indices. Handling Hazardous Materials NASA SP-5024 D. R. Cloyd, W. J. Murphy N66-17277 58 pp Avail NTIS 1966 The hazards that have restricted the use of rocket fuels and oxidizers for space work,and Suggested, Method for Plating Copper the procedures by which they have been on Aluminum' handled and storedsafely. A technology Method for plating copper on aluminum survey. using phosphate anodizing process. NASA SP-5032 N65-35394 101 pp NASA SP-;5025 Avail NTIS 1965 N66-22940 14 pp Avail NTIS 1966 Plasma Jet Technology Brazing and Brazing Alloys J. B. Bond, R. R. Dennis, A bibliography. D. W. Gates, et al. NASA SP-5026 Survey on industrial applications of plasma N67-12279 59 pp arc devices. Avail NTIS 1966 NASA SP-5033 N65-34909 207 pp Thermal Insulation Systems: A Survey Avail NTIS 1965 I. A. Black, P. E. Glaser, R. S. Lindstrom, et al. The Electromagnetic Hammer Thermal' insulation systems for cryogenic Magnetic coil design and development for storage and high temperature protection. electromagnetic hammer to remove distortion NASA SP-5027 from welded components. N67-38580 154 pp NASA SP-5034 Avail NTIS 1967 N66-12344 28 pp Avail NTIS 1965 Technical and Economic Status of Magnesium-Lithium Alloys Tungsten Powder Metallurgy P. D. frost V. D. Barth NASA SP-5028 Tungsten powdermetallurgytechnology N65-29952 51 pp related, to space vehicles and less traditional: Avail NTIS 1965 applications. Elastic Orifices for Gas Bearings NASA SP-5035 N66-10415 4 Elastic orifice in externally pressurizedgas Avail NTIS 1965 bearings. NASA SP-5029 N65-34226 17 pp Bibliography on Electromechanical Avail NTIS 1965 Transducers NASA SP-5036 Symposium on Technology Status and N66-17359 44 pp Trends Avail NTIS 1966 Aerospacetechnologicaldevelopments, trends, and potential commercial applica- tions. Symposium, April 1965. NASA SP-5030 N66.17706 239 pp Avail NTIS 1966

57 h." 74 Bibliography on &a Lubricants Selected Casting Techniques NASA SP-5037 Method for casting and construction of wind N66-17358 34 pp tunnel models. Avail /TIS 1966 NASA SP-5044 27 pp Magnetic Tape Recording N66-23562 Avail NTIS 1965' S. W. Atbey Types of magnetic recording, elements of the Contamination Control Principles tape feorder, recording methods, recorder NASA SP-5045 electronics. N48-10384 51 pp NASA SP-5038 Avail NTIS 1967 N66-14159 327 pp Avail NTIS 1966 Selected Electronic Circuitry Structural Design Concepq: Some Electronic circuit technology for industrial NASA Contributions and commercial applications. L. A. Scipio, A. L. Scipio NASA SP-5046 Structural design, reinforced and composite N67-15672 100 pp materials and their applications. Avail NTIS '.4. 1966 NASA SP-5039 Teleoperators and Human N67738491 180 pp Augmentation 1967 Avail NTIS W. R. Corliss, E. G. Johnson Methods of Brazing Aluminum to Design and application potentials of general Stainless Steel for High-Stress-Fatigue purpose, dexterous, cybernetic machines for Applications human augmentation. D. C. Martin NASA SP-5047 NASA SP-5040 N68-18870 273 pp N68-22778 16 pp Avail NTIS 1967 Avail NTIS / 1968 Applications of Systems Analysis NASA Contributions to Cardiovascular Models Monitoring Application of NASA mathematical manage- ment models and systems analyses in private W. J. Jones, W. C. Simpson industry and 'economy. NASA SP-5041 NASA SP-5048 N66-32925 48 pp N69-10662 73 pp Avail NTIS 1966 Avail GPO r 1968 Earthquake Prediction From Laser Visual Information Display, Systems Surveying Visual information display systems that are R. A. Fowler computer connected or updated with com- Geodetic laser, system/ fot earthquake predic- puter generated information: tion and engineering research. NASA SP-5049 NASA SP-5042 N68-32159 101 pp N68.23706 37 pp Avail NTIS 1968 Avail NTIS 1968 NASA Contributions to Development Flat Conductor Cable Technology of Special-Purpose Thermocouples Equipment specifications and electrical prop- C. E. Moeller erties of flat conductor cable systems. NASA SP-5050 NASA SP-5043 N68-35620 97 pp N68-28879 54 pp Avail NTIS 1968 Avail NTIS 1968

58 The Metallurgy, Behavior, and Applica- Selected Technology for the Electric tion of the 18-Percent Nickel Maraging Power Industry Steels Selected conference papers on NASA tech- A. M. Hall, C. J. Slunder nology utilization for electric power industry. Metallurgy, behavior, and application of 18 Conference, September" 1968. percent nickel managing steels. NASA SP-5057 NASA SP-5051 N69-12575 334 pp N69-14193 143 pp Avail NTIS 1968 .ANiail GPO 1968 NASA Contributions to Fluid-Film Joining. Ceramics and Graphite to Lubrication Other Materials Survey of incompressible and compressible R. M. Evans, R. E. onroe, fluidfilm hydrostatic and hydrodynamic H. ttee lubrication. NASA SP-5052 NASAAP-5058 N69-14241 89 pp N69-28592 202 pp Avail GPO 1968 Avail GPO Conference on Selected Technology for 'Solid Lubricants the Petroledm Industry M. E. Campbell Selected aerospace technology for petroleum Survey of development in solid lubrication. industry representativescombustion, heat NASA SP-5059 transfer,surfacephysicsandchemistry, N72 -25476 lubricantsandbearings,hydrodynamics-, 140 pp Conference, December 1965. Avail GPO 1972 NASA. SP-5053 Some New Metal and Metal-Ceramic N66-33666 186 pp Composites Avail NTIS 1966 S. Korman NASA Contributions to .Bioinstrum- en- NASA SP-5060 tation Sysiems N67-13531 31 pp Avail NTIS B. Ettelson, M. Klagsbrun, 1966 D. Ukkestadi et al. Commercial Potentials of Semiperme- NASA SP-5054 able Membranes N69-14860 101 pp Avail GPO E. J. Henley, H. K. Stein, 1968 S. B. Tuudner Semiperrable membrane technologyfor "Nonglassy" Inorganic Fibers and commercial and industrial applications. Composites NASA SP-5061 C. G. Harman N67-17822 47 pp Theory and developments in fiber-reinforced Avail NTIS 1967 composites, whiskers, fibers, and metal wires. NASA SP-5055 High-Velocity Metalworking N66-34367 44 pp Avail NTIS 1966 H. M. Gadberry, J. B. Loser, M. C. Noland, et al. Application of Biogeochemistryto Highvelocityelectromagnetic,electrohy- Mineral Prospecting draulic, explosive, and pneumatic-mechanical NASA SP-5056 methods -of metal working. N69-10492 135 pp NASA SP-5062 Avail NTIS 1968 N67-26560 187 pp Avail GPO 1967

'76 59 L. Vacuum Switchgear Teleoperator Controls Jr. S. Emne.erich !VI?. Corliss, E. G. Johnsen Survey of vacuum switchgear technology. Engineering problems survey on teleoperator NASA SP-5063 control systems. N67-18626 41 pp NASA SP-5070 Avail NTIS 1967 N69-21478 169 pp Avail NTIS 1968 NASA Contributions to Metal Joining Induction Heating Advances: J. Heuschkel, W. J. Reichenecker Applications to 5800°F Survey of NASA supported metals joining research having industrial applications. A. F. Leatherman, D. E. Stutz Technology utilization of induction heating NASA SP-5064 systems up to 5800°F. N67-17823 141 pp Avail NTIS 1967 NASA SP-5071 N69.23643 46 pp Avail GPO 1969 Selected Machining and Metal Fabricating Teainology Air Pollution Monitoring Machine tools and metal fabricating tech- Instrumentation nology developments. A. Lieberman, P. Schipma NASA SP-5065 Air pollutionmonitoring instrumentation N67-25855 30 pp developed for aerospace uses surveyed for in- Avail NTIS 1967 dustrial applications. NASA SP-5072 Adhesives, Sealants, and Gaskets N69.24751 78 pp N. Glarum, R. B. Perkins Avail NTIS 1969 Adhesives, sealants, and gaskets developed to operate in space environment. Pavement Grooving and Traction NASA SP-5066 Studies N67-16060 63 pp Runway and highway pavement grooving and Avail NTIS 1967 tractionstudies.Conference,November 1968. Assessing Technology Transfer NASA SP-5073 G. J. Howick, R. L. Lecher N69.20451 512 pp Transfer and utilization of new technology in Avail NTIS 1969 United States. NASA SP-5067 Clean Room Technology N67.13187 1241 pp J. W. Useller Avail NTIS 1966 Clean room technology for control of contam- inants for component reliability. Prolgties and Current Applications of NASA SP-5074 Magnesium-Lithium Alloys N69.33775 66 pp P. D. Frost, R. J. Jackson Avail GPO 1969 Physical properties, metallurgical processes, andapplicationsofmagnesium-lithium- Aerospace Related Technology alloys. Technologyutilizationbyindustriesof NASA SP-5068 4. aerospace sciences and systems. Conference, N67-22072 51 pp May 1969. Avail NTIS 1967 NASA SP-5075 N69-31946 177 pp Mathematical Computer Programs Avail NTIS 1969 J. Arnold, T. Leth, J. Simpson Mathematical programs and programming Contamination Control Handbook techniques, for digital computer operations. NASA SP-5076 NASA SP-5069 N70-13566 31 iipp N67-14111 26 pp Avail NTIS 1969 Avail NTIS 1966

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60- Potting Electronic Modules Analytical Chemistry Instrumentation R. E. Keith L. A. Cavanagh, R. F. Muraca, Developmentsintechnologyofencap- J. S. Whittick sulating, potting, or embedding electronic Instrumentation for chemical analysis of plan- modules. etary environment and extraterrestrial life. NASA SP-5077 NASA SP-5083 N70.16824 72 pp N67-36738 141 pp Avail GPO 1969 Avail NTIS 1967

Biomedical Research and Computer Machining and Grinding of Ultrahigh- Application in Manned Space Flight Strength Steels and Stainless Steel J. F. Lindsey, J. C. Townsend Alloys Advanced application of computers for bio- F. W. Boulger, J. A. Gurklis, medical research in manned space flight. C: T. Olofson NASA SP-5078 NASA SP-5084 N71-27719 206 pp N68-21241 217 pp Avail GPO 1971 Avail NTIS 1968

Constructing Inexpensive Automatic Adhesive Bonding of Stainless Steels Picture-Transmission Ground Stations including Precipitation-Hardening C. H., Vermillion Stainless Steels Equipment specifications and engineering R. E. Keith, R. C. Martin, M. D. Randall drawings for automatic picture transmission Organic and inorganic adhesives for bonding ground stations. of stainless steels and precipitation hardened NASA SP-5079 stainless steels. N6819624 68 pp NASA SP-5085 Avail NTIS 1968 N68-20056 125 pp Avail NTIS 1966 Weather Satellite Picture Receiving Stations Shaping of Precipitation-Hardening C. H. Vermillion Stiinless Steels by Casting and Powder- Procurement and construction of automatic Metallurgy picture transmission .ground station equip- V. D. Barth, J. G. Kura, H..0McIntire ment for ESSA and Nimbus transmission. NASA SP-5086 NASA SP-5680 N6819307 51 pp N69-31985 107 pp Avail NTIS, 1968 Avail NTIS, 1969 Welding of Precipitation-Hardening Advancements in Teleoperator Systems Stainless Steels Proceedings from colloquium on transfer of R. M. Evans, D. C. Martin, J. J. Vagi telcoperatordevice technology.February NASA SP-5087 1969. N68-21429 194 pp NASA SP-5081 Avail NTIS 1968 N70-28670 242 pp Avail NTIS 1970 Deformation Processing of Precipita- tion-Hardening Stainless Steels Nondestructive TestingTrends and Techniques F. W. Boulger, A. F. Gerds, D. E. Strohecker Nondestructivetestingandinspection NASA SP-5088 methods using infrared microscopy, x-ray N68.21917 television, and ultrasonic measurements. 278 pp Avail NTIS 1968 NASA SP-5082 N67-23667 132 pp. Avail NTIS 1967

. 61 Thermal and Mechanical Treatment for Vacuum Melting and Casting of Precipitation-Hardening Stainless Steels Superalloys A. Al. Hall,.A. F. Hoenie, C. J. Slunder C. A. Alexander, J. M. Blocher, Jr., , E. L. Foster, et al. NASA SP-5089 .CoTposition, properties, and applications of N68-20433 207 pp supYralloys,,and techniques for vacuum melt- Avail NTIS 1967 ing and vacuum casting procedures. NASA SP-5095 A New Aluminum Sand Casting Alloy 179 pp of High Toughness (M-45) N71.25891 Avail NTIS 1971 R. A. Wood High toughness altiminuni sand casting alloy for cryogenic applications. Materials for Improved Fire Safety NASA P-5091 Materials for improved fire safety with ap- N70-41456 34 pp plication to design and develOpment of space- Avail GPO 1970 craft and support equipment. Conference, May 1970. NASA SP-5096 Surface Treatments for Precipitation- 209 pp Hardening Stainless Steels N72.16409 Avail GPO 1971 Hard surfacing, electroplating, electrodeless plating, carburizing, nitriding, burnishing, explosive hardening, planishing, and peening Uses of teramics in Microelectronics of precipitation-hardenable stainless steels. W. R. Bratschun, A. J. Mountvala, A. G. Pincus NASA SP-5090 Survey of uses of ceramics in microelectronics N68-19343 64 PP for technology utilization. Avail NTIS 1967 NASA SP-5097 N72-13495 174 pp Hydrogen Leak and Fire Detection Avail GPO 1971 V. H. Dayan, R. L. Proffit, B. Rosen NASA SP-5092 Powder Metallurgy in Aerospace N70-40917 88 pp Research Avail NTIS 1970 H. W. Blakeslee MethodolOgy:,and results of powder metal- lurgy for nonaerospace utilization. Acoustics Technology S. W. Athey NASA SP -5098 N72-17499 173 pp Survey on acoustics technology emphasizing Avail GPO 1971 noise reduction and human tolerances. NASA SP-5093 Photography Equipment and Tech-' N71.14307 138 pp niques: A Survey of NASA Develop- Avail GPO 1970 ments A. J. Derr Implantable Biotelemetry Systems Application of NASA developed techniques, T. B. Fryer photographic film, and photographic equip- Biomedical telemetric systems for monitoring ment to ecological problems, physiological parameters of animals. NASA SP-5099 188 pp NASA SP-5094 - N73-18437 N71.27983 119 pp Avail GPO 1972 Avail GPO 1970 Shock and Vibration Technology With Applications to Electrical Systems R. L. Eshleman Transfer of shock and vibration technology for electrical systems to nonaerospace use, NASA SP-5100 N72-30200 170 pp Avail GPO 1972

79 62 Welding and Brazing of Nickel and Selected Developments in Laser Wire Nickel-Base Alloys: A Report - Stripping J. E. Mort land, R. M. Evans, Operation of mechanical and thermal strip- R. E. Monroe pers, early development of laser wire strip- Bonding of four types of nickel -base materials pers, development of laser wire stripping for using welding and brazing techniques. the Space Shuttle. NASA SP -5101 NASA SP-5107 N72-30466 89 pp N78-16353 39 pp Avail GPO 1972 Avail. NTIS 1977

Technology of Forced Flow and Once- Handbook for Industrial Noise Control Through Boiling The basic principles of sound, measuring H. E Poppendieck, C. M. Sabin techniques, and instrumentation associated .4 NASA SP-5102 with general purpose noise control. N75-22630 311pp NASA SP-5108 Avail NTIS 1975 N83-11858 139 pp Avail NTIS 1981 Selected Technology for the Gas Industry Systematic Control-of Nonmetallic General future of fossil fuels in America, ex- Materials for, Improved Fire Safety: ploration for fossil and nuclear fuels from or- A Report bitalaltitudes,advanced energy systems. ,Nonmetallic materials fire safety criteria for Conference, March 1975. application in Apollo spacecraft design. NASA SP-5103 NASA SP-5109 N75-32584 407 pp N72-28566 38 pp Avail NTIS 190 Avail GPO 1972

An RC Active Filter Design Handbook 55-NitinolThe Alloy With a Memory: Its Physical. Metallurgy, Properties, and Deboo , Applications: A Report Simplifiedprocedures 'forreaderswith minimum knowledge° of circuic design and ----C7 A, Jackson,H. J. Wagner, filter theory. -.4 R. J. Wasilewski Metallurgy, character's' tic properties, and in- NASA SP-5104 dustrial applicatns of nickel titanium alloy N78-18312 181 pp ,with shape memory. Avail NTIS 1977 NASA SP--4110 Advances in Sterilization and N72-30468 91 PP Decontamination Avail GPO 1972 NASA SP-5105 Sputtering and Ion Plating N78 -16587 19013p Avail NTIS 1978 Conference, March 1972. NASA SP --5111 Thermal and Mechanical Treatments N72-25470 182 pp for Nickel and Smile Nickel-Base Avail NTIS 1972 Alloys: Effects on Mechanical Properties A. Al. Hall, V. F. Beuhring NASA'tontributions to Fluidic Heat treating,and working nickel and nickel Systems: A Sufvey alloys, and effects of these operations on T. M. Weathers mechanical properties. Research and developmenrof fluidics systems NASA SP-5106 and applications to industrial "processes. N72-29562 110 PP NASA SP-5112 Avail GPO 1972 N73.11260 110 pp Avail GPO 1972.

63 80 Nondestructive Testing: A Survey Technology Utilization Program Principles and applications of nondestructive Report, 1974 tests. 0. Carlson, L. Dosa, W. Leavitt NASA SP-5113 Adaptation of technokigical innovations from N73.28517 283 pp the NASA space program to industrial and Avail GPO 1973 domestic use. NASA SP-5120 Plating Methods: A Survey N75.16409 C 96 pp J. B. Berkowitz, N. H. Emerson Avail GPO 1975 Surveys of electroplating methods and tech- niques generated from NASA programs. Technology Utilization Program Report; 1975 NASA SP-511$ N73-22426 142 pp N. P. Ruzic Avail GPO 1972 Space spinoffs for,business and personal use. NASA SP-5121 Fuel Cells: A Survey N 76 -16985 107 pp . B. J. Crowe Avail NTIS 1976 Construction, operation, and applications of fuel cells to show advantages and limitations. Synthesis of Fluorinated Hydrocarbons: NASA SP-5115 A Compilation N73-26045 112 pp NASA SP-5901(01) Avail GPQ 1973 N68-90183 20 pp Avail NTIS 1968' Laser Technology: A Survey P. Zilczer Piping and Tubing Techhology: A Compilation NASA SP-5116 4 NASA SP-5903(01) N74-12243 54 pp N80-14402 20 pp Avail GPO 1973 Avail NTIS 1967 Some NASA Contributions to Human NASA SP-5903(02) Factors Engineering: A Survey N72-13420 24 pp R. A. Behan, H. W. Wendhausen Avail NITS 1971 NASA SP-5117 Selected Fluid and Vacuum Technology: N74-28633 109 pp A Compilation Avail GPO 1973 NASA SP-5904(01) 29 pp Holography: A Survey = .;;N68-90180 Avail NTIS 1967 D. D. Dudley DeVelopnient of holography and state of the Seals and Sealing Techniques: art in recording:and displaying information, A Compilation microscopy, motion, pictures, and television: NASA 5.P-5905(01) NASA SP-5118 N68-90167 19 pp N74-20117 135 pp Avail NTIS 1967 Avail GPO 1973 NASA SP-5905(02) Technology Utilization Program N71-2379 17 pp Report,'1973 Avail NTIS 1970 rechargeable NASA SP-5905 (03) Developmentof externally 30 pp pacemaker, use of ferrofluids in 'separation of N72-21480 1972 nonferrous metals, development of breathing Avail, NTIS system for firefighiers. NASA SP -5110 N74-21604 78 pp Avail NTIS 1974

Suctceding issici under each title contain a new coltlion on the state of the art. 7-Fastenersand Fastening Techniques: Machine Tools and Fixtures: A Compilation A Compilation (cont.) NASA SP-5906(01) NASA SP-5910(04) N68-90168 19 pp I:172-14195 29 pp Avail NTIS 1967 Avail NTIS 1971 NASA SP-5906(02) NASA SP-5910(05). N68-90182 lOpp N74-'30964 27 pp Avail NTIS 1968' Avail NTIS 1974 NASA SP-5906(03) N72.16333 22 pp Metallography and Metals Testing Avail NTIS 1972 Techniques: A Compilation NASA SP-5911(01) Electronic Instrumentation Techniques N68.90166 14 pp and Equipment: A Compilation /Avail NTIS 1968 NASA SR-5907(01) N68-90q36 18 pp Machine Shop Measurement Technology: Avail NTIS 1967 A Compilation NASA SP-5907(02) NASA SP-5912(01) N71-33593' 36 pp N68.90184 15 pp Avail NTIS 1971 Avail NTIS 1968 NASA SP-5907(03) Mathematical Computer Programs: N75.13219 28 pp A Compilation Avail NTIS 1974 / NASA SP-5913(01) Hand Tools: A Compilation N68-90174 15 pp Avail NTIS 1968 NASA SP-5908(01) N68.90170 15 pp NASA SP-5913(02) Avail NTIS 1968 N73-17180 14 pp Avail NTIS 1972 NASA SP-5908(02) N68-90169 13 rip Selected Photographic Techniques: Avail NTIS 1968 A Compilation NASA SP-5908(03) NASA.SP-5914(01) N71-23910 27 pp N68-90175 I 12 pp Avail NTIS ;1970 Avail NTIS 1968 NASA SP- 5908(04) NASA SP-5914(02) N72-31494 /26 pp N72.15419 31 pp Avail NTIS 1972 Avail NTIS '1971 NASA SP-5908(05) N74-30961 26 pp. - Metal Fabrication: A Corripilation Avail NTIS 197.1 NASA SP-5915(01)i Insulation Too s and Techniques: N68-90176 1 13 pp A Compilatio Avail NTIS . 1968 N kSA3P=1909 ) Electrital-Hand-Tools-and Techniques. N68-90t72, 15 pp A Compilation Avail N'iS.. 1968 NASA SP-5916(01) Machine T o(s and Fixtures: N68-90187 13 pp A vat IS 1968. A Comp& titin . NASA SP- )10(01) 75916(02) N68-90185 _ 14 pp N68-90171 11 pp /t ilvaiI NTIS. 1968 Avail NTI 1968 . / NASA SP-5916(03.). NASA S-5910(62)14 N75-13267 .28 pp N68-9073 16pp Avail NTIS 19 74 Avail N IS 1968 NASA SP-5910(03) N71-21078 2.1 pp Avail NTIS 1970

5 82 4.: !'kk . Electronic Circuits: AConwilation. . Bonding and Joining#TeliVibl NASA SP-5917(01) jfipllatiod N .4;

,N68-90177. .4 24 N ASA,Sp,-5925(014'.,/ ' A vail ,trt.is . , 196 44'il040:1 c. . NASA SP-5917(02) -' di' N68.90189 ,, 20 pp:; i4ASA'SP25925(0p. AvairNiIS tr i968' N71,4.309'63 r: 194fINTIS Welding TechnologY A Compilation NASASr N71.25026 r .11`171776. 2 Avail NTIS;; Avail NTIS NASA S11,491:802) ly Ma in porgy ,A,Compilation Nj,4::'25976 AsA',445926(01)nli. Avail NM 21 "11;.; 47", IS Graphic Arts T&chniques and EqUipme-otv A CtImPilation%/ N74i6c8) ";,'; 4 NASA SP-51)19(01) SiTtS N71-24,205 ?3 PP NASA' §P 63)., Avail NTIS a 1,28402 .23 pp. N'XSA SP-5919(02) 'i-A4aiyv1;:q3.1 (,1 4970

+' 1\474 2308 28p :oiu1 nation 4., Avail . '197 .1-leat Transfa and Fluid Flow: .N711 ?423 AvA NAS NA SP 25::920(0f) sp,i5p2,(02) v., v..... p61:11p181, 'Ii,4;TIS- 4 c'1,

LOWTeniperature MechanicalPro:`.1p.%kii9ie6t8,:-: of VariOus.AllOyS: A Comi)ilatitsnfk, ..41 -IVA "sP...1.)21(01-) ' ,28 pp . Avail Ni'IS . '01(Pcli NTIS 1974. 7 .tv7: NA7S65P759k(0 Cutting,SluipinWand 22 pp . A Comiilation Av1lalINI T4; 1970 1.; :siASAIP45922(01) , 24 pp N71-24171 . t A Compilation Avail NTIS. -, -giI:-5929(0 :NAS'A sp.-59220n '.171-36864 16 pp N74.-26986 . 28 pp AvaWNTIS : 1970 Avail N.r1s47 1%cti;/ Thermal Insufation: A Compilation Packaging andContainer Technology,: NASA SP-5930(01) A Compilation ',`., N71-30851 14 pp, NASA sp4i9)30i ;- ; I.. Avail Nils 1970 N71-24967.;, 14:p Avail NTIS,, ? 197 Testing Methodsand TechniqUes: A Compilation ToOls,. Fixtures,' and Test,,tqUiPment NASA SP-5931(01)", Flat CondUttor Cables:. -;: , ---.'------.. A Compilation 'N75.13586 tivailNTIS NASA sp.25924(0) r . -NASASP-5931(02) , . N69-90015 N71-30183 Avail NTIS Avail NTIS

.Succeeclini issues under each title contain a new collection on die state of the art. Cryogenics: ACompilation Metallurgy: A COMpilation NASA SP-5932(01) NASA SP-5940(01) N71-3t707, , N71-4471 Avail mils, Av(til NTIS NASA SP-5940(02) Management Technique N72:17500 A Compilation Avail NTIS NASA SP-5933(01) NASA SP-5940(03) IN:11-3'151'G 21 pp N73-25598. 28 pp Avail NTIS 1,1)70 Avail NTIS, 1973

Assembly Technology: A Compilaiion 'Optical' Devices:Instrumentation: NASA SP-5934(01) A Compilation N71.31394 17 pp NASA SP-5941(01):. Avail NTIS 1970 N71-35513 32 pp Avail NTIS .;* ;1971 Communications gil0 Telemetry: A Compilation The DC Power Circuits:A Compilition NASA SP- 5935(01) NASA SP-5942(01) N71.32567 41 pp N72-19285 27 pp Avail NTIS 1971 Avail NTIS 1972 Cables and Connectors: A Compilation ;Testing Methods and Techniques: NASA SP-593601) Testing Electrical and Electronie N74F29576 22 pp r4Devices: A Compilation . Avail NTIS .1974 NASA .SP- 5943(01) ',. .0' ', NASA SP-5936(42) N72-19515 . 27 PP-, (N75-19692 34 pp Avail NTIS 1972 Avail NTIS 1974 NASA SP-506103) Testing Methods and..f4Iiniqpes: N71-32371 27 pp StrOgths okMaterials copeonents: Avail NTIS A NASA SP-5.92140i Optical Devices: Lasers: N72-113899 A Compilation- Avail NTIS NASA SP-5937(01) N71-32382 27 pp Testing Methods and Techniques: r: Avail NTIS 1971 Environmental Testing: A Compilation NASA SP-5945(01) Fluid Technology (Selected COMponents, N724 453 "1 Devicell and Systems): A Compilation Aaill TIS NASA SP-5938(01) N71-33142 19 pp Elettronic Signal Avail NTIS 1970 A,Compilation NASA SP-5938(02) NASA SP-- 5146(01)' N74.28776 gp Nv N72- lifI83 Avail NTIS. a 1974 Q ',Avail NTIS...; ,07. heciietical and Applied; Mathematics: Electronic Amplifiers: A C

,ornpilation e cI\411/SA SP-5947(01) S1.: NASA SP-5039(01) N7.2-14233 N71-34532 26 pp ;-' Avail NTIS Avail NTIS 1971 4 Electronic Switches and Control Circuits: A Compilation -.NASA SP-5948(01) N72-20202 Avail NTIS '1%

67 01. '3! Digital Circuits for Coinpuier Analytical Techniques and Instrumen- N Compilation tation: A Compilation (cont.) .NASASP-5949(0I ) NASA SP-5957(03) N72.21209 24'pp N74-30897 28 pp_ Avail NUS 1)72 Avail NTIS 1974 Electronic CircuitS for Communications BiomOisine: A Colilatio Systems: A Compilation NASA SP-5958(01) NASA SP-5950(01) N73.32007 N72.19286 34 pp Avail NTIS 3111973 Avail NTIS 1972 a 'Heat Transfer and Thermodynamics: ElectrOnic Test and,Calibration A Compilation Circuits: ,.A Compilation NASA SP-5959(01) NASA SP-5951(01). N44.30367 30 pp N72.22239 22 pp Avail NTIS ,1974 Avail NTIS 1972 Solid State Teclinology: A Compilation Tesiing Methods and Techniques:. NASA SP-5960(01) Quality Control and Nondestructive N74.10692 33 pp Testing: A Conipilation .`Avail NTIS 1973 -NASA SP- 5952(02) N73.20528 Chemistry Technology: Adhesives and Avail NTIS Plastics: A Compilation NASA SP-5961(01) Metallurgical Processing; A Compilation N73-23630 - 25 pp NASA SP:7.5953(01) Avail NTIS 1973 N73:20593 24 pp Avail 'NTIS 1973 Computer Programs: Operational and Mathematical: A Compilation Transducer Applications: NASA SP-5962(01) "A Compilation N73.32089 13 pp NASA SP-5954(01) Avail NTIS. 1973 N72.23467 37 pp Avail NTIS 1972 Computer Programs: Electronic, Circuit Design Criteria: A Compilation Computer Programs: Information NASOP-5963(01) Retrieval, and Dat Analysis: N74-04,225 13 pp A Compilationl'.::. Avail NTIS 1973 NASA, SP-5955(01) N73.18204 18 ppr, Electronic Control Circuits: Avail NTIS 19 A Compilation NASA SP-5964(01) Automatic Controls and Regulators: N74.13939 26 pp A Compilation Avail NTIS 1973 NASA SP.-5956(01) . " N74- 29604- 36 pp Optical Devices: A Coinpilation Avail., NTIS 1074 NASA SP-5965(01) N76-20961 Analytical TechniqUeOu ,1*--riimen- Avail NTIS tatioir A Compilari7 NASA SP-5957(01) Computer Programs: MecbaniCa ,,an N74-25948 25 pp Structural Design ,Criteria:: Avail NTIS 1974 L.A Compilation NASA, SP-5957(02) NASA SP-5966(01) N74.28939 30 lip N74-10841 17 pp Avail NTIS 1974 Avail NTI$ 1973

issues under each title contain a new-collection on the state of the art.

86- 68 CoMputer Programs: Special Physical ScienceS: Thermudynamics, dons: A Compilation Cryogenics, and Va6MinTecbriplogi:.. NASASP-5967(01) A Compilation- N74.28688 14 ?p NASA SP-5973(01) Avail NTIS ,; 1974 , N7434173 NASA SP-5967(02) Avail NTIS 1974 N74.33678 20 pp Avail NTIS 1974 Opticsand Lasers: A Compilation. NASA SP-5973(02)

Electrical, and' Electronic' Peifices and N76.20465 31 1313 Components: A Compilation Avail NTIS 1976 .. NASASP:L5971(01) N75.i33324''" 29 pp 0 tiarecbnology: A' Compilation Avail NTIS -1975 N A SP-5973(03) N7 20465 A vat! NTIS Electronic Components Subsystems and f.t Equipment: A Compilation.' Anlytical and Applied Chemistry": NASA se-5971(93), N75.32320 38 pp A Compilation Avail NTIS r, 19, NASA SP-5974(01) N74-33605 Electronic Equipment, ,Sysren14, and Avail NTIS" Techniques: .A;.Cutriti!'30.PP:, NASA SP4972(01,) Materials: A Compilation N75-12200r r 31 p §pf-5974(02) Avail NTIS y 1.97# N4 33219 11 `Avail NTIS El Ctronie,,CircuiiSi.aud, ystems A ompilaiion iMPOsiie Materials: Compilation NAS ',SP-L59-7.2(02)' NASA.R-5974(03) N7.4?-3134c'.; N76. 21294 25 pp Avail NTIS Avail NTIS 1976 Analyti al and Test; E MSurement, Testing,, and Safety A COMpilacip11.1: Tichnology: A Compilation NASA; NASA SP-5976(01) ° N75-3337 N75.12343 28 pp AVaii NT1S' 1974'

yqc41:Techitiq, alVes and Other Mechanical Compo- NASA ems and Equipment: A Compilation N75-32413 35 pp NASA..Sp75976(02) 'Avail NTIS 1975 "N76-215617;1; 32 pp Avail 1976 4, _Communication's" 'eCt niques and Equip rent: A gorpilation Fluid Handling Equipment: NASA ,Sp-:59521177 A Compilation... N76-22425 36 pp NASA SO-5976(03):-

AvaiiISIIIS: 1975 N76.20191 28 PP , . 1,Avail NTIS 1976 Disigays,, Me Ories, and Signal Processing rnpilatfon Mechanical Systems: AComPilation fOSA SP-5972(065 NASA SP-5976(04) N76 -21392 F pp N76-20490 30 pp 01975 Avail NTIS 1975 Electronic Circuits: A Compilati n Mechanical Devices: A Compilation NASA SP-5972(0.7 NASA SP-5976(05) N76-20372. 45 pp N76-21555 Avail NTIS 1976 Avail NTIS 1. /

69 Kintl'ancfPower TO() ls: A Compilation ding and Joining: A Compilation 144 NASA SP-5976(06)* VS1t-5978(03) N76.20489 30 pp Avall it Wig 1975 Machinery,' Equipment and Tools: atifematical Techniques: A Compilation A Compilation NAsi S1)-5977(01) = NASASP-5979(01), N74:3308 N75-33770 25 pp`

". Avail NTIS 1974 -*;;AVail NI1S, . 1975 Manufacturing,DeSign 'and Quality Control: A Compiloton NASA SP-5977(1M N76.20508.* 29 pp Avail NTIS 1976' Fabrication Technology: A Compilation NASA 9-51)78(01) N74.34000 Avail NTis NASA SP-5978(02)... N75.12I62 Avail NTIS

' Succeeding issues under each title contain a' new collection on te state of the art.,

81 Management Evaluation and'Arialysis Standards

Reliability Program Evaluation Structural Systems and Program. Procedures Decisions NASA SP-6002 Computerweight / performanceprediction N63.219I2 pp method to assess design and program and to Avail NTIS 1%3 optimize structural systems'similar to those of Saturn V for management planning. Quality Program Evaluation Procedures Volume 1 NASA SP-6963 , NASA SP-6008 N6-21435 69 pp N66.31233 437 pp Avail Nits 1963 Avail VT'S 1966 MassrProperties Standards Volume 2 M. L. Seccomb NASA SP-6008(01) Syqpm for management of mass properties N66-33076 2/STA5P Avail NTIS 1966 dringprocurementanduseof: spacc vehicles. .Forecasts and Appraisals for ;'NASA SP-6no4 Managerrient Evaluation' "' N65-24019 92 pp Weight /performanceA-Ca,niathematical Avail NTIS 1965 models,probableerrorrelationshipsfor Electrical Powei Management Staridard ApOl1O project._ ' Management standardsfor electrical powcr control during procurement and use of space $0,A44.00 vehicles in Apollo project: N66 29966 229 pp Avail NTIS .7 1965. NASA SP.-6005 N65.27944 voiurpe4,:. ° Avail NTIS NABS Nq:01 405 pp (sr Avail .1966 ,WeigIbt/Performance Management PO: . Surve9. Manual Weight /performancemanagementsurvey rt- ciAbje;EValuation.of e ra#1.s..\ ;,t', manuk:fot :Apollo' projectll . NASA SPL6066 n . r,.D. S.1ra LT Irl'I, 1\165-,34436 Basic fundamciatals.a4w lying to e Avail NTIS reliability 'program effectiveness.. ,,,-- NASA SP -65Q1 . Electrical Power Mdttl ?....-N67.19275.. 67 pp

. Manual, AV-ail NTIS 1967 . ...r Procedures for, manage ,Apollo Program. Elements of Design Review for Space Systems ASA, SP-6007 R. E. Boss, C. H. McG affin 65;{33831 33 pp Design review proceduies for space systerri NTIS 1965.,. contractors to optimize design and functional performance in terms of total system require , Ments. NASA SP-6502 N67-33400 62 pp Avail NTIS 1967 Introduction to the Derivation of Mis- An Introduction to the Assurance of sion Requirements Profiles for System Human Performance in Space Systems Human factors engineering teChniques "for Development o requirement profile reducing human errorsinspace systems for subsystem on ponents ftom overall sys- development. tem profile. NASA SP-6506 . NASASP-6503 N68-20357 42 pp N68.15683 :411'14i Avail NTIS I" 1968

Avail NTIS . '4067 Parts, Materials, and Processes- Failure Reporting and Manageincnt Experience Summary Techniques in thc Surveyor Program Volume E. F. Grape D. S. Liberman, NASA SP-6507 F. A. Paul N74-20070 337 pp

NASA SP-6504 . Avail NhS N67.90166 43pp VoluliieII 1967 Avail NTIS NASA SP-6507 N74-14140 381pp Parts and Materials ApplicAion Review AvailNTIS 1973 'for Space Systems R. E. Boss, J. P. Craig, Failure Analysis of Electronic Parts: S. J. Henkel, Jr. Laboratory Methods ' Parts and materials application review for R. J. Anstead, E. Goldberg project managmcnt of space systems. engi-_ NASA SP-6508 necring. N75-23853 79pp NASA SP-6505 Avail NTIS 197 -.i N68.10120 '58pp Avail NTIS 1967 Techniques of Final Preseal Visual Inspection q. R. J. Anstead NASA SP-65094 75'505 %. 63pp' NTIS - 197-5

72 Bibliographies

Contract Number Index to Reports Lasers and Masers: A Continuing Announced in STAR Bibliography Contract number 'index Of scientific and PUblislied annually from 1i5 to 1968, technicalaerospacereportsinformation NASA SP-7009 retrie Ayail N*1'15 NASA SP-7001 .N64.17262 197'pp Clarity in Technical Rilporting Avail NTIS 1964 ,,,' ,', 0),''Si Kaizoff 1 p, ? ), 'High Energy Propellants: A Continuing Mechanisms,: lotwriting ^ abStractsand Bibliography technical reports. NASA SP-7010 Published annually from 1964 to 1967. N64.26421 NASA °SP-7002 Avail GPO 39)164) .Avail NTIS Aero,spikc Medicine and Biology: Lunar Surface StudieS: A Continuing '.114.1,c9illititiiilg Bibliograpfiy Bibliography PublishC'd; rnOn thly. ' Published annually from 1964 to 1968. NAA 'S'1:0-7011 NASA SP-70( vail NTIS Avail NTIS The International System of Units: Communications Satellites: A Continuing Physical,Constants and Conversion Bibliography Factors (Second Revision) Published annually from 1964 to 1968. E. A. Mechtly NASA SP-7004 Tables of conversion factors and physical con Avail NTIS stants in International System of Units. NASA SP-7012 A Selected Listing of NASA Scientific N73-26969 23 pp and Technical Reports for 1963 Avail GPO 1973 NASA SP-7005 NASA Publications, Manual, 1974 N64,19889 245 pp Avail NTIS 1964 RASA )-7013 N75. 136,`6 57 pp, Bibliographies on Aerospace Science: Avail 0 1974 A Continuing Bibliography . Bibliography Related *to Human Factors Published in 1964, 1965, 1966, 1968. System Program, July 1962-February NASSP-7006 1964 ail NITS ,-R. J. potocko. !repaving Contractor Reports for NASA SP-701A -. A$24::**?Iteiii.O'Typing and Layout N04-28317 ! 242pp 4V4iINTIS 1964

AS4 .P.7017 . 19 pp extraterrestrial Life:' A Bibliography Avail GPO' 1903 Part I. Report Literature Preparing Contractor Reports for NASA SP-7015 NASA: Technical Illustrating N65.16598 80 pp Technical illustrating: graphs, line drawings, Avail NTIS 1964 perspective drawing; photographs, typog:aphy, Part H. Published Literature and layout. NASA SP-7015 ...;NASA SP-7008 .N.66-16566 345 pp N64-26749 27 pp Avail NTIS 1965 Avail 6P0 1964

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Available through NTIS subscription service. 90 Guide to the Subject Indexes for Scien- Space Communications: Theory and tific and Technical Aerospace Reports Applications: A Bibliography Guide to subject indexes for aerospace scien- ,.Volume 4. Satellite and Deep Space Applica-, tific -and technological information processing nom and retrieval. NASA SP-7022(04) NASA SP-7016 N65.32187 303 pp N66.35686 471 pp Avail MIS 1965 Avail NITS 1966 An Annotated Bibliography of Planetary AtMosphereS: A Continuing Computer-Aided Circuit Analysis and Bibliography Design Published in 1965, 1966, and 1968.' C. W. Meissner, Jr. NASA SP-7017 NASA SP-7023 44 pp Avail NITS N68.19882 Avail NTIS 1968 A Selected Listing of NASA Scientific and Technical Reports for 1964: A Selected Listing of NASA Scientific and Technical Reports for 1965 NASA-SP-7018 I N65.20163 1137 pp Annotattd,, bibliography on NASA scientific and technical reports for 1965 witrl corporate Avail GPO 1965 . source, subject, and author indexes, Contract Number Index to RepttS NASA SP-7024 Announced in STAR to Volume 2, N66-26846 1402 pp N 1964 Avail Nils 1966 NASA SP-7019 Preparing Contractor Reports for N65:17535 ' 156 pp NASA: Data Presentation Avail NTIS 1965 P. P. Taylor, Jr. Guidelines for presentation of graphical and Lubrication, - Corrosion, and Wear: tabular data. A Continuing Bibliography NASA SP-7025 Dblished 1965, 19,66 and 196Ej. N66-38488 32 pp rAgiieSP-NM:. Avail NTIS 1966 Avail NT,(8%,a:,., Particles and Fields Research: Ballistocardiography: A Bibliography A Bibliography NASA SP-7021 W. N. Hess, G. D. Mead N65-35520 49 pp Rocket and satellite research bibliography on Avail NTIS 1965 magnetic and electric fields, andcosmic ener- getic particles. Space Communications: Theory and NASA SP-7026 Applications: A Bibliography N66-30156 A. C. Bickford, 'R. F. Filipowsky Avail NTIS 66 Volur,ne:1: Modulation and Channels ' Secondary Aerospace Batteries and NASA ..I)17022(01) Battery:Materials: A Bibli2graphf.. N65=2;7,11.21 486 pp Avail GPO 1965 G. Halpert, W, H. Webster, Jr. AnnotMed bibliography on secondary aero- Volume 2. Coding and Detection Theory space battery materials and related processes NASA R-7022(02) from 1923 through 1968. N65-29R6"7 426pp NASA SP-7027 Avail NTIS 1965 N70-22825 154 pp Volume 3! information ProCessing and Ad. ,.- Avail. NTIS 1969 vanced Techniques t NASASP-7 72(03) A Selected Listing of NASA Scientific N65-31136 463 pp and Technical Repoits for 1966 g Avail NTIS 965 NASA SP-7028 N67-29260 2078 pp. Avail GPO 1967

N. 91 74 NASA Scientific ind'Tetlinical Reports Remote Sensing of Earth ResourceS: for 1967: A Selected Listiiig A LiteLure Survey. With Indexes NASA SP-7029 Annotatedbibliographyofliteratureon. N68.29039 424 pp remote sensing of Earth resources announced Avail NTIS 1968 between January/February 1962 and 1970. NASA SP-7036 NASA Thesaurus N7041047 1220 pp Stiperccdcd by NASA SP-7051. Avail NTIS 1970 ,Voluke I. Alphabetical Listing, AL Remote Sensigg of Earth Resources NAM'SP-7030 .(Supplemen0t. N68.11.307 441 pp Avail NTIS 1967 Section 1. Abstracts Volume II. Alphabetical Listing, tv17,Z NASA SP-7036(01) 654 pp NASA SP-760 N75.25235 Avail NIS 1975 N68.11308 428 pp Avail N 1 IS 1967 Section 2Indcxrs V010.01c III. Appendixes NASA SP-7036(01) NASA SP-7030 N75.25236 402p Avail NUS 1 75 N68.11309 651 pp A vail NI1S 1967 Aeronautical Engincerin properties of Selected Radioisotopes. Bibliography J. Eppin, D. Harris Published monthly NASA SP-7017 . -=-Annotated bibliOgt,iPhy bf titRlear, cliemical, and physical properties of nine radioactive Avail NUS isotopes, Significant NASA Ins NASA SP-7031 .01 el?117 ** for Licensing in Fo-- N68.29959 189 pp Avail NT1S 1968 PUblished in 1971, 1977 NASA 'Scientific and Technical Reports NASA SP -703 AvailGP for 1968: A Selected Listing 4.- 'NASA SP-7033 NA- N69-29492 '453 pp A 1969 Avail NTIS Pu R and if Repofting:,. Guidance for N Technical Monitors of NASA Contracts Options and inftmation resources open to NASA monitors,

... NASA SP-7034 v N7044397 top, Avail NTIS k"

I ; NA:SA Scientific and Ti arid Publicationfor Listing Bibliograpk scientif g'.4., Earth Resources: A Continuing NASA Thesaurus Bibliography . Superceded by NASA SP-7951. Published quarterly. " Volume I, Alphabetical Listing NASASP-7011 NASA SP-7050 Avail NTIS N76-17992 820 pp Avail NTIS 1976 Energy; A Special Bibliography With Volume 2, Access Vocabulary Indexes NASA SP 7050 NASA SP-7012 N76717993 , N71.29337 534 pp Avail NOS '1976 A vail NTIS r)974 NASA Thesaurus, r. Energy; A Continuing Bibliography Volume 1, Hierarchical Listing With Indexes '' NASA SP-7051 Published quarterly," N83-10980 .'.8110 pp NASA SP-7013 Avail NTIS 11,§ 1982 vail Volume 2. AcCess'VOcabulary ary Aerospace Batteries and ,NASA SP-7051 aterials: A Bibliography . N83-10981 400 pp Avail NTIS 1982 . McDermott, G.Ilalpert, NASA Guidelines on Report Literature S. Ekparryaskun, et al, Literature for the Scientific and Technical In- formation System includes research reports, 161 pp conferenceproceedings,meetingpapers, 1976 monographs, and doctoral and post-graduate theses which relate to the NASA mission and ms objectives. gram: NASA SP-7200 N79.13914 27 pp 0- Avail NTIS. 1978 ...Management:' A Continping Literature Survey With Indexes PP Published annually." NASA SP-7500 Avail NTIS The Systems Approach to Management: An-Annotated Bibliography With Indexes NASA N69- 69 pp Avail 19691.7 ide ,.- a 'entific and technital OGO Program Summary d NASA publishing J. E. Jackson, J. I.1/0144 Brief descriptions of the six OdenraCecraft, po, 19 p p and the experiments conducted on each. 1982 NASA SP -7601 Data Base and Data Base Systems N76-19643 307 pp Related to NASA's Aerospace Program Avail NTIS 1975 A listing of 641 reports, articles, and othei OGO Program Summary, documents introduced into the( ASA scien- Vupplement tific and technical information s stcm during J. E. Jackson "the period January, 1,1981throh June 30, Updated bibliography for all OGO missions 1982. and scientific results from OGO 5 and 6 NASA SP-7048 missions. N83-22010 172pp. NASA SP-117601::',3;., Avail NTIS 1983 N79-1361112;;;.' AVaiLDAIZ AVaifa b I ethrough NTIS zubscription ervice. 93 4

Space Vehicle Design Criteria

Buffeting During Atmospheric Ascent Propellant Sins!' Lyids Acruclasticspacecraft designto 'minimize NASA SP-8009 buffeting during atmospheric ascent. N69. 14553 .188 pp NASA SP ,800 I Avail NTIS 1968 N71-20473 19 pp Avail NIS 1970 Models of Mars Atmosphere (1974). NASA SP 8010 Flight-Loads Measurements Daring N75-19107 52 pp, Launch and Exit Avail NTIS 1974 NASA SP-8002 N66. 85660 7pp.. Models Of Venus Atmosphere (1972) Avail NTIS 196;r4 Engineering models of Venus atmosphere,' based on theory all measured data. Flutter, Buzz, and Divergence NASA SP-8011

NASA SP-8003 -.4 N73.16824 . 63 pp N70.71604 10 pp Avail NTIS 1972 " Avail NTIS 1964 Natural Vibration. Model Analysis Panel Flatter J. S. Archer CritCiiaforpredicting,preventing, and., Natural vibration model analysis as relatedto' evaluating panel flutter. spac,e vehicle design criteria; NASA SP-8004 NASA SP-8012 N73-11932 52 pp N69.22773 35 pp Avail NTIS 1972 Avail NTIS 1968 Solar Electromagnetic Radiation Meteoroid Environment Model-1969 Values for solar constant agd solar spectral (Near Earth to Lunar SUrface) irradiance based on air and spaceborne obser- Meteoroid environment model for cometary vations for use in design of spacecraft, space origin dear Earth to lunar surface. vehicles, subsystems, and experiments. NASA SP -8d13 NASA SP-8005 N69-40326 35 pp N71-30888 36 pp Avail NTIS 1969 Avail NTIS 1971 Entry -- Thermal Protection Local Steady Aerodynamic Loads NASA SP-8014 During Launch and Exit fi69.71545 .37Pp NASA SP-80t:; ...Avail NTIS 1968 N7O-71605 12 pp Avail NTIS 1965 Guidance and Naviion for Entry Vehicles ..'...atickling of Thin-Walled Circular Guidance and navigation for atmosphdic en-

-Cylinders ". try phase of vehicles. Predicting buckling of thin-walled, uniform;," NASA SP-8015 ,stiffened and unstiffened circularcylindric 1 'N69.19518 47 pp shells under static loading. Avail NTIS .1968 NASA SP-8007 N69-23320 t 58 pp Effects of Strucwal Flexibility on Avail NTIS Spacecraft Control Systems Design and test criteria regarding structural Prelaunch Ground Win,,d 1,6ad.S' flexibility effects,on,,spacecraft stability and NASA SP -R908 control systems. N70-71628 NASA SP-8016 - Avail NTIS fe;',11.965 N69-37030 70 pp (I Avail NTIS 1969

77 .0 Magnetic he rI s---1..tirtn.I.' .''.mut Solid Rocket Motor Metal Cases Extraterrestrial (ittidiurs and pttitlites for design of --

V.:111 ticket. motor casck, Stiengt 14 4 ire( t' ut data IHI .3111 exit:tient:stria' Illagnetif. fields lotgnidAnce in NASA SP-802) vehicle design. N70.91,40 103 pp NASA SI' 8017 Avail 1111S 19711 N69,40269 ` '10 pp Spacecraft St:kr Trackers Avail NTIS 1969 diteri3 for spacecraft star yackiiS, Spacecraft Magnetic l'orques NASA SI' 41026' Magnetic ,torque resulting from interaction N70..48721 69 pp between inattnetic properties of spat'et raft Avail NTIS . 1970 and ambient tn1igne tie NASA SI' 8018 Spacecraft nawattoti N(9.30319 "111) Radiation «ague sources and clic( Is on space- Avail NTIS 1969' Wit and spacemalt attitude .cont rid system design.. Buckling of Thin - Walled Truncated NASA SP- 8027 Cones, N71.24312 .41 pp Buckling of thwalled truncated «mical shells Avail NTIS 19641 under static loads. Entry Vehicle Control' NASA SP-H(119 Stabilisation and control Ay-steins for reentry N69-24131 32 PP .Avail NTIS 19614 vehicles, NASA SI' 8028 . Surface Models of Mars (1975) N70.285.38 . 51 pp....-. NASA SP-8020 Avail NTIS,.- N75.32989 8 pp Ail NTIS 1975 Aerodynamic and Rocket-ExhauwfIcat-' ing During Launch and Ascent Models of Earth's Atmosphere (90 to 'NASA SP-8029 2500 km) N70-18828 33 pp Model for predicting atmospheric parameters Avail NTIS , 1969 at altitudes between 90 and 2500 kin. Transient Loads From Thrust Excitation . NASA'SP-I4021 .N73-27325. 63 pp Analysis of transient loads.produced by igni: Avail WITS 1973 Lion of rocket engine during launch and flight J operations. for solid and liquid propellant '- .5,t,tring Loads rocket engines. of loads produced on spacecraft by NASA SP-8030 28 pp ",-4:1;siaging operations and practices to ensure that N71-2.1281 Avail NTIS 1969 i1- stagingload'sareincludedinspacecraft design. Slosh Suppression NASA SP-8022 Slosh suppression devicesfor aerospace vCbi- N71,2863.1 30 pp ric control stability. Avai1NTJ S 1969 NASA .SP-8031 --Lunar.Surface Models N70.21848 PP 0:tk .1969 Engineering models of lunar topography in- Avail NTIS cluding dielectric, optical. terrain, and crater Buckling of -Thin-W alled Doubly models. Curved Shells NASA SP -8023 Criteria - and recommendedpracticesfor N70-1801 60 pp .design .of compressively loaded thin-walled Avail NTIS 1969 doubly curved shells. , - 1)``Itecr4r,G. r.tvitationaLlitues NASA SP-8032 GravirAtiaial torqciA qb and analysis for N70-22356 35 pp Avail NTIS 1969 ,sateflitethcsigii.

NASA SP-8924 w. N70-23418 51 pp Avail NTIS 1969

78. - ' Sitacecr,ill Earth I forizon Sensors . Captive-Fired Testing of Solid Rocket Enginceting design td spite( tali Ludt hoti- Motors .100 5c11501c, captive.litedtesting of solid tocket NASA Sp,40:43. lot tksign uitctl i. N70. i5520 19 . . NASA SI' 8041 Avail N'I IS 1969 N71. )ma,(), 101 pp Avail N'LIS 1971. Spaceeraf Mass, Expulsion Torques Spate( talldesign tonsiderattottsassociated Melcornid IL:image AsseSsment with disturbance torques I ails (11 by mass ex. tsleteontitldamage determination and spate-, craft, structtur protection and reliability, NASA .0 :8034 NASA Si' 8042 N7010852, ty pp N71.250'40 50 pp Avail NTIS 19/..) Avail NT1S 1970 Wind During Ast1:11t. , `taiga-I-LeVentiidc,tn Testing Deteimittitig 'wind induced situctutal loads 410 procedures for testing spacecraft 011 spate vehicles doting 'ascent. .structural eleinetit:t and components. NASA SP-8015 NASA SP-8043°

N70- )6953 . 16 pp N71,25069 35 pp Avail NIIS 1970 Avail NTIS 1970 , Effects ofStructural Flexibility on Quali ication Testing I Launch Vehicle Control Systems Qualification testsconducted on flight quid. titruittiral.flex;bility diet is on launch vehicle ity components, Subsystems, and' systents to colloid systems and design Lriteria, prove that structural design requirements NASA SP,-1:1016 have bccn,4thicved, N70-3974 .5.1 PP NASA SP-8044 Avail NTIS . 1970 N71-29045 " 30 pp Avail NTIS Ass6sment and Control of Spacecraft 1970 Magnetic Fields Acceptance Testing NASA SP-8037 Standardizationf structural acceptance tests N71.13078 30 pp. condUcted on flight hurdware. NTIS 1970 NASA SP--8045 Meteoroid Environmel MOdel-tsil970 , .N71-31033 34 pp, lInterplanetary and Pla tetey): AvailN-ris Astronomical meteoroid environment model Llnaingimpact Attenuatit n for Non- for space missions. r-Siiff4ce-Planing Landers NASA SP-8038 NASA SP-8046 N71.17525' 69 pp N70.38294 47 PP Avail NTIS 1970 Avail NTIS 'r 1970

SolidRocketMotor Performance Spacecraft Sun Sensors . Analysis and Prediction Design criteria and performance specifica- Current desigb-practices and technology for tions for spacecraft Sun senso'rs. t( p)edicting propulsion perforrnancc of_ solid NASA SP-8047 propellant rocket engine designs. N71-11756 42 piz NASA SP-8039 Avail NTIS 1970. N72 -I8785 113 pp .° Avail NTIS 1971 Liquid Rocket Engine Turbopump Bearings Fracture Control of Metallic Pressure Vessels Bearing requirement's ftAr liquid locket engine tutbopumps. - Design criteria for fracture optirnizaCion of NASA SP-8048- metallic pressure vessels. 280l1 85pp NASA SP-8040 NTIS -1971 N7I -14130 65 pp Avail 1970

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The Earth's Ionosphere Flight Sepa ationMechanisms Space vehicle deAn with considerations for . Criteriaa drecommendedpracticesfor ionosphericelectronandionicdensity; 'designing2nd , testingflightseparation ; plasmatemperatureofionosphere,And mechanics. '- neutral component. NASA S L8056 . NASA 4L8049 t N71-28 86 - _39 pp . N71.30849 11.49 pp Avail IS 1970 Avail NTIS J971 % Structural Design Criteria Applicable 'to . Structural Vibration ,Prediction A Space Shuttle Internal loads and stresses caused by spa Updated structural design criteria for manned vehicle vibration restilting from induced space shuttle missions. natural, environmbnts. 'NASA SP-8057 NASA SP-8050 / N73.17881 99 pp 1972 N71-19281 ' 41 pp /Avail NTIS Avail NTIS IWO Spacecraft Aerodynamic Torques Solid3ocket Motor Igniters / Assessment of disturbance torques due to in- Design 'approach fon gOlid propellant rocket teraction Of spacecraft with atmosphere in igniteirs. long duration orbits for use in design of NASA SP-8051 spacecraft attitude condo! systems. .N71-30346 111 NASA SP-8058 Avail NTIS ( N71-25935 37 pp Avail NTIS 1971 Liquid Rocket Engine Turbopump Inducers Spacecraft Attitude Control During Thrusting Maneuvers' Design 'criteria for liquid rocket engine turbo- pump inducers. NASA SP-8059 N71-26198 51 pp NASA SP-8052 Avail NTIS 1971 N71-34950 255 pp Avail NTIS _ 1971 I 'Compartment Venting Nuclear and Space RWiati n Effects on Analysis of internal>and external gas venting Materials system of spacecraft. Effects of nuclea'r and space radiation,I on NASA SP-806/0 mechanical, thernnal, andanoptical properties N,171-28166 j 31 pp of spacecraft structural r2 terials. Avail NTIS 14)70

NASA SP-8053 ' 4 ,. / 48 pp Interactions With Umbilicals and N7,1-25034 ,Launch Stand Avail NTIS 1670 , Criteria and recommendations to ensure corn- Space Radiation Protection patible interfaces between space vehicle struc- equip- Criteriaand p56ceduresfordetermining ture and launch stand ground support dosage of penetrating space radiation and ment: design of apptopriate protection for space NASA SP-8061 ,, 23 pp vehicles. / ' N71-28829 a 1970 NASA SP-8054 Avail NTIS 50 pp N71-25075/ Edtry Gasdynamic Heating Avail NTIS, 197o Determining heat transfer to space vehicles Prevention of Coupled Structure- entering .planetary atmospheres, for proper Propulsion Instability (Pogo) design and thermal protection. NASA SP-8055 NASA SP-8062 60 pp N7-26080 51 pp N7I-31179 1971 Avail NTIS 1970 Avail NTIS

80 I i Lubrication, .Friction, and Wel.) vSpaceborne ConyhtIr Systeirisa Lubrication, friction, and wear processes arta- Design ,criteriafor gui4ance and control ,, lyzqfor space vehicle design criteria. , spacebornecomputerselectionincluding. NASA SP-8063 physical and functioS characteristics and a 4 ' N71-3'1471 , d 180 pp , Avail NTIS ,. 1971 . NASA SP-8070 N71-33479 ,82 pp Solid Propellant Seleciion'and Avail NTIS 1971 Characterization; Analysis ofspropotiiof Solid rocket propel- Passive Gravity - Gradient Libration lants and parameters 1,43hich affect .choice of .1 Dampers sr_ piopellant for specific applications. NASA SP-8071 NASA SP-8064 r N71-34)90 60 pp r, N72-13737 \. 1.16 pp k. Avail NTIS 1971 Avail NTIS 19711 Acoostiaoads-Generateil by the Tubular SpacecrafT Boqms (Extendible,. Propulsion System Reel Stored) . 0 Design 'of flightvvortley space vehicle. Development of reliable and operaqonal NASA SP-8072 design programs kr spacecraft guidance' and N71-33195 54 pp control. Avail NTIS 1971 NASA SP-8065 N71-33310 p, '-52 pp Solid Propellant Giain Structural Avail NTIS . 1971 Integrity Analysis NASA. SP-8073 Deployable Aerodynamic Deceleratibn N74-19389 1 114 pp Systems Avail NTIS 1973 Criteriaand recommendedpracticesfor design,selection,analysis, and cpting of4 Spacecraft 'Solar Cell Arraysr, deployable aerodynamic deceleratiot systems. NASA SP-074 N71-37630 54 pp NASii,,SP,-$066 AVail NTIS 1971 N7111303. 588 PP Avail NTIS . 1971 Solid Propellant Processing Factors in Rocket Mot& Design, , Earth Albedo and Eniitted Radiatioh \ Global annual averages of Ea..th albedf and NASA SP-8075 N72-31767 - ,i82 pp radiation used td' estimate, king term effects `Avail NTIS ) . 1971 on spacevehit equipment and surfaces. NASA SP-8069 t - Solid Propellant Grain Design N1-33104 48 pp ternal Ballistics - Avail NTIS 1971 NASA,SP-8076 N73-15804 , . 110 pp Buckling Strength of Structural Plates Avail NTIS 1?72 Designs for determining buckling strength of " structural plates for spacecraft. Tran,sportatiodandHandling Loads NASA SP-8062 Criteriaand .recommend dpracticesfor N71-33331 50 pp. predicting and verifyingansportatiop and _Avail NtIS 1971 handling loads focir space ve icle structure or IS major segments. The glanetlupiterY1970) NASA SP-8077 Vksible, infrared, and radio obsevatio s of N72-12891 48 pp Jupiter using Earth basetand airborne equip- Avail NTIS 1-971 ment. .14 NA SA SP-8069., .N72- 17909 93 pp Avail015, 1971

r. 81' . ?SpicebtirneLleCtroitic Imaging Systems -Space Vehicle Displays Design criteria Criteriaand recommendedpracticesfor Design and evaluation of spacectaft display

A ;".). designing' spiceborne elements of electronic guidance'andthntrol systems.

imaging systems. , NASA SP-8086

1 NASA SP-8078 . N72.26337 45 PP N72-14169 71 pp Avail NTIS 1972 Xyail NT1S 1971 Liquid :Rocket Engine fluid - Cooled ' .Str.ucturat Interaction With" ontrol */ Combustion.Ch. nbers Systems . Monograph for sign and development of : . I. Oredictior4F of, structatalinterrelajlionsbips combustion c a fibers for UT/id propellant dfiah spacecraft active and passive control rocket engines. gy's'tems to determine. optimum design. NASA SP '8087 NASA SP-8079, N73-31697 -120 pp N72-17920 56 pp Avail NTIS 1972 -1974 Avail NTIS Liquid RocketMetai,Tatiks and Tank .: t , . Liquid Rocket PressUre Regulators,_ omponents' Relief Valves; Check Valves, Burst ASA SP-8088 Discs, -anti Explosive,Ntalves N75.13022 165 pp A vail NTIS -1974 NASA SP:--84.$0, . . 4 N74-10724 12-3.PP Liquid Rocket Engine Iniectprs Mail riTIS ,i .1973' NASA SP-8089 04- ' Liquid Propellant Gas'Generatois N76;30284 130 pp f ' 1976 6Design of Evas; turbine for furnishing hot gases Avail NTIS for turbine drives and analysis4f limitations Liquid Rocket Atinators and Operators imposed 1;y- thermal stresses. ' t NASA SP-8090 NASA SP-8081 o N74:17785, 158 pp N73-27705 110 pp Avail NTIS 1973. Avail Is-111,5.1j e 1972 < Stress-Corrosion Crackingin Metals TIle Planet S$turn (i970) Criteria and ref,ommendect_protices for pre- Sarurn 1planet and eniirovent data for spacecraft designers. venting stress-corrosion craating in spacecraft ' struvctifitz. NASA sr=80.9.111, -c.4 103 prir NASA SP-8082 N72-29.840 Avail NTIS 1972 IO2-17928 or Avail NTIS / Assessment and Control cif Spacecraft° , '1* Discontinuity Stress6 in Me011ic 'Electromagnetic Interference Pressure'Vessels Design criteria ,relating, to assessment and control of spacecraft electromagnetic interfer- NASAISk8083 ence. N72-26933 69 pp Avail S 19714 NASA, SP-8092 I172,y6119 37 pp 1. Surface Atmosplyric,Extremes (Launcji TINTIS, 1972 and .Transportron Areas) ', v-,.. Effects\of atmospheric surtace parameters on ,,pSot & Rocket rotor. Internal Insulation' space vehicle design and operation. N ASSP-8013 N77-3d171 124 pp NASA SP -8d84 , ." t Avail NTIS 't 1976 ...Ni4-30047 7 77 pp . - Avail NTIS 1974 Liquid Rocket Engine Valve Components. The Planet Mercury (1971) .. 440. 4' NASA SP-8094 ' Alhysical properties of Mery, inclufling at- . ge rhosphere and surface, fopace vehicle de- N74-27276 152 1973 V- `Avail NTIS sign criteria. i i, 41. NASA SP-8045 N.7_2_,2070-- --,---7 : 7-63-PP Avail NTIS1 1972 t '

82 Preliminary. Criteria for the Fracture Structural Interaction With Transpotta.; ' Cot OA of Space Shuttle.Structutr tion and Handling SyStems',':. NASA SP8095 ,Space vehicledesign -.to withstand 'adveisp N72-25851 16 pp conditionscon mons inJolved in handlingametransptir.',;4 4 Avail INWS 1971 -tation froth' factory to launch site. NASA SP-8104 .... Space Vehicle Gyroscope Sensor N73.2I839 41 pp: Application .1 Avail NTIS ' .103; Analysis of factors involved in specification, design,and" evaluation of gyroscopes for Spaceerafi,Tkermal EnvironMent spaceborne sensor applications. Guidance for assessn-Mit and coperolofspace-

NASA SF-8096 .craft temperatures. ; N73-12680 87 pp NASA SP-8105 48.' Avail NTIS 1972 J\173.26890 pp AvaiINTIS 1973 Liquid Rocket Valve Assemblies 4 NASA SP-8097 Turbopump Systems for Liquid iioCket N74-26D79 154 pp Engines AvaiITIS 1973 NASA SP-8107 ,..N75.20470 ' 168 pp Effects of Structural. Flexibility on Entry Ay'aiKNTI 1974 Vehicle Control Systems : NASA SP-8098 Advarked Composite.Structures, N72-29870 68 pp NASA SP-8108 Avail NTIS 1972 Ni6.k2115 107 pp Avail NTIS 1974 Combining Ascent Loads criteria aRcl guidelines for combining loads Liquid Rocket Engine Centrifugal Flow duringascent phase of space flight. Turbopumps NASA SP-8099 NASA SP -8109 ,N73-11897 36 pp ,"11\174:28961 116 ppm\ Avail NTIS 1972 Avail NUS 1973

LiquidRicket EndrneTurbopump Liquid Rocket EngineTurbines Gears NASA SP-8110 N74-34245 158 pp ., NASA SP-8100 v, N75 -10166 11,7 pp Avail NTIS 1,974 Avail NTIS 1974 Assessment and Control of Electrostatic Liquid Rocket EngineTurbopump Charges- Shafts -arid Couphngs NASA SP.-8111 . NASA SP -8101 N74-27534 53 pp N74-14441' (130 pp° Avail NTIS 074 Avail NTIS 1972 Pressurization Systems for Liqpid

Space VehicleAccelltoraeter Rockets . N Applications NASA SP-8112 `''' . NASA SP -8102 N76q2300 \. 167 pi) N73-26891 87 pp Avail NTIS '1975 , l Avail NTIS 1972 :- .Liquid Rocket Engine Combustidn The Planets Uranus, Neptune, and Stabilization Devices Pluto (1971) ,0 NASA SP-8.113 I N75-28247 127 pp Influentee. of Uranus, Neptane, and,fluibCnIA Avail NTIS 1974 vironmcnt on design of spacecraftprobes.. NASA SP-8103 Solid Rocket Thrust Vector. Control, N7,3=11870 % 99 PP NASA SP-8114' Avail NTIS 1972 N76-171.94 200 pp Avail NTIS 1974

t4, Solid Rocket Motor Nokz les Liquid ,Rocket Enginit Turboinitiip NASA SP-8115 Rotatint:Shaft Seals N767,20214 140 pp NASA SP-8121 Avail N'1 1975 N78.30584 160 pp ,Avail NUS 0 1978 The,Eartk's Tral?)ped Radiation.Belts NASA SP-8116 ' The Environment of Titan (19 N75-22980 1.00 pp NASA SP-8122' e. 'Avail NTIS 1975 N7628138 45 pp r . Avail NT9. 1976 'Gravity Fields of she Solar.System NASA SP-8117 Liquid Rocket Lines, Bellows, Flexible N75-24608 79 pp Hoses, and Filters Avail NTIS 1975 a NASA SP -8123 N78.16089 186 pp Interplanetary Charged Particle Models Avail NTIS. 1977 (1974): Liquid Rocket Engine Self-Cooled N75-246 ,1, 47 pp Combustion Chambers Avail N S 1975 , NASA SP-8124 N78-21211 130 pp Liquid Rocket Disconnects, Couplings, Avail NTIS ,1977° Fitttno, Fixed Joifts, and Seals State of the art and design criteria for compo- 'Liquid Rocket Engine Axial Flow nents used inJiquid proptlant rocket propul- Turbopumps sion systems to contain and control the flow, NASA SP-4125 of fluids, N78-31164 127 pp(tI NASA SP-8119. Avail NTIS 1978 N77-24191 64 PP , Avail NTIS 1976 Glossary of Terms ansl Table of Conversion Factors Wed iiiDesign Liquid kocket 'Engine Nozzles of Chemical Piopulsion Systems NASA S,13)8120 I NASA SP-8126 N77-16108 120 Ppj N80-17136 89 PP Avail NTIS 1976 Av$11 NTIS 1979

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NASA 'Specifications ancl-Shindaids. A Guidc to,MASA Data Handbooks NAgrC SP -9000 Hapdtoje< 'manuals, procedures,instruc- N67.34727 388 pp tions, and related technical data publications , AvailNTIS 1967 in NASA 'CENTRAL Informatiot System,

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Overall Loudness of Steady Sounds Viking Lander Waging Investigation: According to Theory and Experiment Picture Catalog of Primary Mission Ifs. L. Howes Experimeo Data Record A mathematical theory for calculating the ..% R. B, lineker 1oudncss of aty .stratly sound from inform- images rcturiled, by the two Viking Landers Lion on its spectrum constructed from physi- dining the primary phase,of the Viking Mis- cal principles and psychological and physio- f sion. .?7 legical informationon mammalian auditory 1 NASA RP -1007 I systems. 1, , N78.20042 514 pp NASA RP-1001 Avail NTIS .. 1978 N79. 25753 150 pp Avail GPO 1979 Ligleping ,Pro(ection of Aircraft

it F. A, Fisher, J. A. kumer CryogenicFoam Insulation.: Abstracted Potential lightning effects on aircraft and the Public-aligns means available to designers and operators to ) 7 F R. Williamson < . protect aginstthe effects, The properties of foam materials and the use NASA RP -1008 of foany as thermal insulation at cryogenic N78-11024 530'pp temperatures. 0.. Avail NTIS '1977 NASA RP-1002 / N78.11200 171 pp An Introduction to Orbit Dynamics Avail NTIS' 1977 and Its Application to Satellite-Based Earth M,onitdring Systems Bibliogray of Supersonic CrUise Air- D. R. Brooks craft starch (SCAR), The long -term behavior'of satellites studied 'S. Hoffman at a level of complexity suitable kir the initial .zPropulsion stratospheric emissions impact, planning phases of Earth monitoring "mis- structures and matrials, aerodynamic per- sions. formance, stability and control. NASA RP-1009 NASA RP-1,003 N78.121143 85pp -- N78 -12895 ' 102 pp Avail NTIS 1977 Avail NTIS ' 1477 Chloiofltioroprtethanes and the fronts and-Front genesis as Revealed Stratosphere bylHigh Time Re olution Data R. D: Hudson , . A E. Frank, D. A. Barber lf.aborhtory measurements, ozont measure- t Upper airsoundinused to examine a cold (mans and trends, minor species and aerosol front of average int nsity: meastireinents, one-dimensional modeling, NASA RP-1005 multidimensional modeling. N77.30705 r 135 pp NASA RP-1010 AvailNTIS 1977 .N77-31694 268 lip- ( Avail NTIS - 1977 Correctionlactors forOn-Line Microprobe Analy is of Multielement TherModynamic and Related Properties Alloy Systems of OxygenlFroin the Triple Point to J. Unnatn,...D. R. Tenney, W. D. Brewer 300 K at PressTeg to51000 Bar An on-line correction Aechnique.developed L. A. Web gt . for the conversion of 'electron probe x-ray > The results of an experimental prograin pre% tensities into concentrations of emitting ele- scnted inthe form of PVT data in the mcnts., temperature range 58 to 300 K at pressures up NASA RP - 1006 to 800 bar. Tables of the derived thermo- N78.15236 216 pp dynamic properties on isobars to 1000 bar arc Avail NTIS 1977. given. NASA RP-1011 4 N78.16119 164 pp - Avail NTIS (1977 Remote Sensing 0; Oceanic Parameters, The Use of Landsat I)igital Data and During' the Skylalf/Gamelish Experi- Computer-Implemented Techniques :tient i for an Agricultural Application . K. 11, Fuller A. 1; Joyce, R. 11, Griffin ,11 Effort to demonstrate the feasibility of using Agricultural applications proccdtqwes, for use remotely atquircd infinmation to, assess and of Landsat digital data and other iligitall'ict.0 monitor' the distribution of oceanic gainclish: data.'6 NASA RP -1012 . 'NASA RI' -10 lo N78.12.644 43 pp N78.21568 48 pp 1977 1978 Avtil.NTIS t.s .Avail NTIS Stratospheric Warmings: Synoptic, Triple Point DeterminationspliMono- I)ynamic and General-Cifi'mlatson methylltydrazine and Nitrogen retrox-' Aspects idi2,2 Percent by Weight Nittic R. 41. Mclfiturff 'Oxide . Distinction lictwccit major and Minor 1, D. Smith, 1'. M, Dodel ings, the importance of tropbspheric-strato, 'Tests performed to ascertain. the triple' points spheric interaction, the significance of the( of monomethylhydrazine and nitrogen tc't-. pressure-work term near the tropopause. rnxid'e, New 'experimental values for liquid NASA RP-1017 1 monomithylhydrazinevaporpressurefor, 4 17? pp ei A N78.18630 ''''tcmpcta urcs from 275.2 to 207.6 K. Tenta- Avail NTIS 1978 tive valu .s for -the cffeclive freezing Oita of nitrogen ctroxidc in spacclikc conditions; Guide twit CondensedForm of e NASA RP11013 NASTRAN N78.13234 16 pp I. Ik( ,ers Jr Avail NTIS 1977 Limited capability form of NASTRA Icvcl 16 to meet the needs of universities and small consulting fiims. Can serve as a handbook for 'An Outgassing Data Compilation of instructional courscs in thc use of NASTRAN Spacecraft Materials or for users who need only the capability pro- IV A. Campbell, Jr.,' R. S. Marriott, vided by the condensed form. Park NASA RP-1019 Outgassing data derived from tests at 398 K N78.33791 297 pp (125°C) or 24 hours` in vaimum for numerous Avail NTIS 1978 materials for spacecraft use. NASA RP-1014 Pkcision Positional Data of General N78.17151 t 181 pp Aviation Air Traffic in Terminal Air Avail NTIS 1978 Space IV. E. Me4'on, Jr., L. C. iiarker, A. M. Northam, et al. Procedures for Gathering Ground Truth Three-dimensional radar tracks of general Information for a Supervised Approach aviation air traffic at three uncontrolled air- to a Computer-Implemented Land Cover ports. Classification of Landsat-Acquited '- Multispectral Scanner Data NASA RP -1020 N78.25048 13 PP A. T. Joyce Avail NTIS t978 NASA RP-1015 N.78.15549 pp A Bibliography on the Search for Bxtra- Avail NTIS 1978 terrestrialintelligence t E. F. Mallove, M. M. Connors, R., L. Forward,. etyl. A uniform compilation of works dealingwith the search for extraterrestrial NASA RP-4021 N78.21019 ' 135 pp Avail NTIS 1978. Man's Impact on the Troposphere; ' An Ass?ssment of the Effect of Super- Lectures in Tropo 'spheric Chemistry/ sonic? Aircraft Operations on the

, J, S. Levine,I.),K. Schryer Stratos'plieric Ozone Content 1.cm:re% : ovcring a broad W0,1111111Oftintent Poppoff, R. C. It'bitten, research ii troposvliericchemistry,with par. R. P. Turco, et al. , . titularei ipliasi% on the interaction of meas- An assessmentof till. potential effect on strat- urementsmodeling, and understanding of osphericozone. id', an '4(1v:wird stipetsonic fundaincor al proiem,es, transportoperation using the illmt relent NASA RI' A022 cltrmitalrractiott rate dai. N79.1061,1 371 pp NASA RP-I026 Avail NTIS 1978 N78:3077,1 60 pp Avail NTIS 1978 Synoptic Analyses, 5-, 2-, and O.4- Millibar Surfaces for July 1974 Viking- '75 Spacecraft Design and Test Through June. 1976 Summary Mi'teorological rocketsonde and satellite rarli N. A. Holmberg, K. P. Fang, anc&data entfiloyed for analyses of a con! II. M. llolt ing series of high altitude constant pressure Volume 1. Lander Design chartsv NASA RP-I027 NASA 1fP -1023 N8110100 213 pp N78.2874i. 330 pp AvaiINTIS 1980 Avail NTIS'` 1918 Volume 2. Orbiter Ocsign Anthropometric Source 1300 NASA RP1027 \ laubach, N8110101 318 pp f,. l; McConville, d al. Avail NTIS r 198(1 Volume3. Engineering Test Summary Volume 1.Adthropornetry for Designers. Application of alhropometp to design of NASA RP-1027 clothing, equipm nt,and workspaces for N81. 111(12 107 pp manned space fligh Avail NTIS 198(1 NASA RP-424 N79-11734, 603pi) A New Dimension. Wallops Island , Avail'NT1S 1978 Flight Test Range: The First Fifteen' Volume 2. AFlandbooof Anthropometric Years Data. Data fromsurveysf 61 populations; - J. A. Sbortal 295 measuredvariables. A record of the first fifteen years (1945.1959) NASA RP-1024 of research and development tests that were .N79.13711 "- 428 pp performed at Walltips Avail NTIS 1978 NASA RP-1028 Volume 3. AnnOtated Bibliogr'aphy of An- N79.20166 784 pp , thropometry Avail NTIS t 1978 NASA RP-1024 The PR2D Place, Route in 2-Dimen- N79-13712 \130 pp Avail NTIS 1918 sions) Automatic Layout Computer Program Handbook J. Handbook on Astronaut Crew Motiont T. M. Edge Disturbances for Control System Design NASA RP-I029 25G pp in *dab . N81.12760 M. C Kakis, Avail NTIS 1978 The analyses and results pertinent to the' characterization of the disturbances imparted Molecules of Significance in Planetary to th9 Skylab vehicle by the T-013 crew mo- Aeronomy tion experiments. H. Afoban NASA RP-I025 Spectroscopic information of the molecules of N79.27237 196 pp planetaryinterest.General conditions of AvailNTIS 1979 planets and their atmospheres including the 'gaseous molecules. NASA RP-I030 N79.22980 318pp

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89 Catalog\e of Ear-Ultraviolet Objective- Review and Status of r.iquid-(:unlink Prism Spectrophotometry: Skylab Technolpgy for (its Turbines' 1,xperimentS.W9, Ultraviolet Stellar G. J. lionforren, Jr,, E. S. .S'iepka stronomy litinillcoolcd systems and ntrtlimls, assess I... G. Ilenize, J.l').Irray, S, 11. Parsons, et a. mein of the (wren' technology status and re. quirements, comprebensis;c bibliography. Approximately 1000 spectra representing SOO stars were measured and 'Mined to observed NASA RP lour 51NI fluxes, N/9.22427 Avail NTIS 1979 NASA RP Inil . 54) pp c N79.27017 Synthetic Aperture Radar/Landsat 1979 Avail NTIS ' MSS Image 'Registration Synoptic Analyses, 5-, 2-, I-, and II. E. Maurer, J. ()herbal:1.r, 0.4-Mi Haim-Surfaces for July 1976. P. E. Amnia Through June 1977 Algorithms3110proceduresnecessaryto Mctrorologicld rocketsonde and satellite ra merge aircraft synthetic aperture radar (SAR) diam c data employed for analyses of a (Ori and Latuhat inultkpet Ira] Manner (MSS) im tinningseriesof high altitudeconstant agcry, design of a SAR/LuAat data merging pressure (harts, system. N ASA RP-10t2 NASARP 1039 N7919569 226pp Nh0.16405 233 pp 1979 AvailNTIS 1978 Avail NTIS Convective Rainfall Estimation From NASA JSC Water Moniti System: City Digital GOES-I Infrared Data of I louston Field Demonstration C;.1,.,Siegler,A. 11. Thompson R. E. Taylor, E. 1. Jeffers, An investigation to determine the feasibility D. IL Fuchs ,of devgloping anobjectivetechnique for esti. A water quality monitoring system with on- matingconvectiverainfallfromdigital line and real time operation similar to the GOES-1 infrared data.. function in a spacecraft was investigated.. NASA, RP-I 034 NASA RP-1041 96 pp N79.3IHH5 N79.28062 57 pp Avail NTIS I')79 Avail NTIS 1979 Survey and Bibliography on Attainment of Laminar Flow Control in Air Using Performance Evaluation, Method for Pressure Gradient and Suction Dissimilar Aircraft Design Using the Square of. the Wing Span for Non- D. Al. Bushnell, Al. H. Tuttle dimensional Comparisons of Aero- The survey. .summaries of data for both dynamic Charatteristics ground and flight experiments, and abstracts H. J. Walker of referenced reports. A rationale for using the square of the wing- NASA RP-1035 span rather than the wing reference area as a N79.33V8 346 pp basis for nondimensional comparisons of the Avail NTIS 1979 aerodynamic and performance characteristics ALSErTermination Report of aircraft that differ substantially in platform J. R. Bales, IV iv. Lauderdale, and loading. H. Kernagban NASA RP-1042 Description of experiments and pertinent N79.30I39 72 pp operational history. data processing and dis- Avail NTIS 1979 tribution, significant scientific findings. Processing of On-Board'Recorded Data NASA RP-1036 for Quick Analysis of Aircraft Perform- N79-22979 161 pp apceRotor Systems Research Aircraft Avail NTIS "" 1979 N. H. Miebaud Collisionless Galaxy Simulations A system of independent computer programs F. Hold, T. A. Zang, J. B. Miller for the processing of digitized pulse code Computer experiments performed to deter- modulated and frequency modulated data., mine the collipse and relaxation of initially NASA RP-1043 spherical, uniform density and uniform veloc- N79.33191 326-pp ity dispersion'stellar systems. Avail NTIS 1979 NASA RP-1037 N79.24921 149 pp Avail NTIS 1979 r

106 90 Wind Study for Iligh, Altitude 'the Siratosph'efe: Prrscait andFuture. PLitform Dcsign Hudson, E. I. Reed 1',Jr,Str,kanac R. An analysis of uppr, air Wind% tit del ine the The these1)4%ie titaimplicti( Wind rnvitunntcnt at potential ()Priming alii; icittelabotatorytricasuicinentsi.N.11111) tutle,s lot high altitude poweted platlottit Lott. plied( olisrivations,1141-throtct ital studies, tepts, NASA RP-1049 . 11 i pp NASA 1(1'1041 NAvoandiN4(1111S1 1919 , N110.1166 I 250 pp Avail N'I'IS 19794 (:lasical Aerodynamic Theory The Physiological Basis for.Spacecrall R. T.' Jones Environmental Limits ThcoriciOf intompicssillIc psetitial flow and J, Al,II'alixora fc1Caff II 011 the actodynamic lime S On wing, Limits for opetatiorial environments in. terms . A and wing;scctions of aircraft and oil ,airship ofatccptablcphysiologicaliliangcs.,,, tatnioants, icinvcrattitc, alcelcration, noise, f f radiation, and weightlessness, NASA RI'IMO Nr10.15013 100 pp NASA RI: 10I5 Avail NTIti't 1979 No0.11755 229 pp Avail NTIS 1979 Thermodynamic,Properties of Nitrogen Measurement of Aircraft Speed and Gas Derived From MC:ISUITMCIIIS of Altitude Sound Speed for Cryogenic Wind Grace/ .Tunnels. Problems involved in measuring- speed and- Youn8loi,e, R. D. AleCirly altitude with PtcSsute%attuatcrl insittyncnts A virial equation of stalefor nitrogen was (altinicicr, airspeed indicator, true :iirspeed determinedby use of newly measured speed- indicator, Macluncter, and vcrticalsprcil in- of-solmil data and existing ptcssurcdensity- dicator), tcinperature data in a multipropertyitting ----NASA RP- 10.16 t technique, / . N80.2.1296 111 pp NASA RP-1051 AvailNTIS 1980 * - N80-1.1257 , Measurement 'Techniques for Trace Avail NTIS 51('9179) Metals in Coal-Plant Effluents: A Brief Review Sealed-Cell NickCi-Cadmium Battery J. J. Singh Applications Manual The strong features and limitations of tech- W. R. Mott, D. Rush: niques for determining trace elementsin The design, procurement', testing, and appli- aerosols emitted front coal plants. cationof aerospacequality,hermetically NASA RP:10-17 sealed nickel-cadmium cells and batteries. N79.33611 3.1pp NASA RP-I052 Avail NTIS 1979 N80.16095 '533 pp Procedure for Extraction of Disparate Avail NTIS 1979 Data From Maps Into Computer Data Bases Results of the August-1977 Soviet and, B. G. Junkin American Meteorologic-4 Rocketsondc A procedure for extracting disparate sources Intercomparison Held at Wallops of data from geographic maps, and for the Island, Virginia

conversion of these data into a suitable format , F. J. Schmid /in, J. R. Duke, for processing on a,computer-oriented infor: A. I. Ivanovsky, et al. mation system. A coordinated program of rocketsonde inves- NASA RP-10.18 tigations along about 60 E ayd 70' W be- N79.33858 23pp tween the United States and ILN.S.R. Avail NTIS 1979 NASA RP-p53 N80-16682 193 pp Avail NTIS 1980

107 91 f Thundetstornalivironment Inter. Space Tranportation tirdrisi41141 action, 1/etermirted With Three/ A%imimcd Paylo.adv: Glossary, I/intensional Trajei furies At tonyms, and Abbreviation) S, Irdort, A of utionyols iii evcryday Ilse con 1)iagrio2,tri ally dereritrincd three '1;161110mA' miring shirtile activities and a gitIsl.11)of trajectories were uteri to (rveal :Mlle (if the terms pctiaitirtie, the ;parr Tramp-41-31mm Gale istrerac non proc Ott III bet Wrcll Systrni, t4)11Vri tlYr Sto11114 Alla 11161 NASA 11P 101 NASA RP 1054 NHI.(I I) , mly.p NI111,1605 Itti pp Avail Nils pint Avail Ni IS Pm° ti Subsonic Aircraft: Evolution and the Some Duman Factors Issues in the Matching of Size to Performance I/evelopment and Evaluation of Coil- tofiirs,. Jr. pit Alerting and Warning Systems Method% for n611'1.044 Ihr approximate sire, R. J. Randle, Jr.,Ir. E. laden, wright, and power of alit raftintrlitleti to, 1). 11. Jrs/hams MrIt apes ifird 11(11MM:1111C IrtitIllttOr lit% for A srtsofcc.nrial glildrillif% ha evaluating rtpowered andpropeller -driVert newly roc kprt alerting and warping /aircraft, :quern in trims of liumair.bri tots issue's, NASA 1(1' fowl NASA RP1055 NH0.29245 445pp (,5 lip NH0.11821 Avail NTIS 1980 Avail NTIS. 1')H0 (hither Landing lata4 Math Model Outgassing. I)ao for Spacecraft Description and Correlation With ALT Materials Flight Data A. eamplirll, Jr, R. S. Alarriolt, I). A. -11amilion, J. A; Schliesins, . J. 1. Park G. A. isipp, Jr. A systein for ilcicimining the mass lossiii Results of tliC Space Shuttle approat II and Vat M111121111 for tassel ring the titt asscd cool- landing lest tolissess landing gear tharac pounds, The various materials are col,tipilecl, istics and performance and to verify landing alphabetically and by likely usage. clynamic'analyses, NASA RP 1061 NASA R 1056 N80304.11 259 p p NNO.16091 2 7 pp Avail N-ris 1'180 Avail NTIS 198 0 Report of the NASA-Working Group Ilandliok of Lunar Materials On Troposphsric Program Planning R. J. J. f, fad:vie; 11. Srinfeld, Allario, The physical, chernical,.thermodynarnic, and ' R. '114n:fern, (1,01 geologic data of lunar rocks, minerals, and Troposphericimpact onenvironmental processcs. quality, including ,pub is health, agriculture, NASA RP-1057 climate, and weather.iTinal report... N80.16009 1 3 3 pp NASA RP-1061 1980 Avail NTIS N81.23742 t(i2.pp Avail NTIS 1981 Stratospheric Aerosol Modification by Supersonic Transport Operations With Bibliography of Supersonic Cruise Climate Implications Research (SCR) Program from 1977 O. B. TO on, R. P. Turco, to Mid-I980 J. B. Pollack, et al. S. Hoffman The potential effects on stratospheric aerosols of supersonic transport emissions of sulfur Includes 'sy4tem studies and the following dioxide gu and submicron size soot granules. disciplines:propulsioct, stratospheric emis- sionimpact,structuresandmaterials, NASA RP-I058 aerodynarnic performance, and stability and N80.15726 20 pp control. Avail NTIS 1980 - NASA...RP-4963 it N81-14973 106pp Avaii.fit1S 1980

08 92 Two-Dimensional Model Studies,of the An Atlas of Solar Spectra Between 1175 Effect of Supersonic Aircraft Operations and 1950 Angstroms Recorded on 'on the Stratospheric Ozone Content Skylab With the NRL's Apollo R. C. Whitten,. W. J. Borucki, Telescope Mount Experiment I. G. Poppoff, et al. L. Cohen The relationships between supersonic aircraft, Microdensitorneter tracings of spee-iia from a ,water vapor; and ozone are discussed. ' quiet region, an active region, a coronal hole, NASA RP-1064 and a flare. N81-17622 . 7/ pp: NASA RP-i}069'. Avail NTIS 1981' N81 -230041 566 pp Avail NTIS 1981 Motion About the Stabl 'bration Points in the Linearized, Restricted ,A Comparative sis of Rawinsonde Three -Body Problem and Nimbus .6 and,IrOS N Satellite D. Mittleman Profile Data 0, The motion of point partidein' the J. R. Scoggins, W. E. Carle, neighborhood of a trgular,,libration point K. Knight, et al. in the linearized, restricted 'problem of three Comparisons are madebetweenoraWinsende bodies in the plane described.. and satellite profiles in seven areas for a wide NASA RP-1065 range of surface and' weather conditions: N81-11970 159 pp NASA ItP-1070 Avail NTIS 1980 N81-15.640 84 pp. Avail NTIS 1981 NASA Wallops Flight Center GEOS-3 Altimeter Data Processing Report Atmospheric Structure Determined H..R. Stanley, R. E. Dwyer From. Satellite Data The procedures used to process the GEOS-3 K. S. Knight, J: R. Scoggin's radar,altirneter data from raw telemetry data The capabilities of the Nimbirs 6 satellite to a final user. data product. sounding data for use in synoptic analysis are NASA RP-1066 considered and interpreted. N81-11438 131 pp s NASA RP-1071 Avail NTIS 1980' N81-16678 107 pp Avail NTIS 1981 Aerial. Color Infrared Photograph* Applications in Citriculture Determination of Wind From Nimbus C. H. BlazqUez, F. W. Horn, Jr. 6 Satellite Sounding Data . A handbook of photographic specifications W. E. Carle, J. R. Scoggins and operational parameters. Objective methods of computing upper level NASA RP-1067 and surface wind fields'from Nimbus 6 satel- , N81-21437 89 pp lite sounding data. _ Avail NTIS 1980 NASA RP-1072 N81-15639 83 pp iking Lander Imaging Investigation Avail NTIS 1981 wring Extended and Continuation utomatic Missions Comparisons Between Nimbus 6 K. L. Jones, M. Hepshaw, Satelliteand Rawinsonde Soundings C. McMenomy, et al. foi Several Geographical Areas AllAimages returned by Viking Lander 1 dur- N. M. Cheng, Scoggins ing the extended and continuation automatic Rawinsonde temperature, satellite moisture phases of the Viking Mission. Final report. dap, and temperature-derived parameters. Volume '1. Lander 1 Picture Catalog of NASA RP -1Q73 Experiment Data Record, N81-16679 76 pp NASA RP-1068 Avail NTIS N81-25012 -655 pp Avail NTIS 1981 Volume 2. Lander 2 Picture Catalog of Experiment Data Record 4.,IASA RP-1068 N82-16028 566 pp Avail NTIS 1981 freliminary Vibratibn, Acoustic, and The Microwave Radiometer Spacecraft: Shock Design-and Test Criteria fox A Design Study , Components on the Lightweight R. L. Wright External Tank (LWT) Mission and Spacecrafi requiredients, design A method of selecting applicable vibration; and structural concepcs, .electromagnetic con- acoustic, and shock specifications. 'c'epts, and control concepts. NASA RP-1074 NASA RP-1079 N81-19218 322 pp N82-16153 ` 239 pp Avail NTIS 1981 Avail NTIS., 1981 .

Magnetic Tape Recording for the ATS-6. Engineering Performance Report Eighties IA R. 0. Wales F. Kalil Medianical subsystems, mechanical design Analog and digital magnetic tape recording; requirements, separation and deployment wear testing; care, handling, and manage- mechanisms,designand performance ment of magnetic tape"; and coding' tech- evaluation,andthetelevisioncamera niques for high-density digital recording, reflector monitor. Final report. NASA RP-1075 Volume 1. Program and System Summaries: N82-29579 176 pp Mechanical and Thermal Details 1982 Avail NTIS NASA RP-1080 N82-16147 272 pp 'Satellite Power System: Concept Avail NTIS 1981 Development and Evaluation Program, . Volume III. Power Transmission and Volume 2. Orbit and Attitude Controls Reception-Technical Summary and NASA RP-1080 Assessment N82-46148 289 pp R. H..Dietz, G. D. Arndt, Avail NTIS 1981 J. W. Seyl, et al. Volume 3. Telecommunications and Power Effolg in the DOE / NASA concept, develop- NASA RP-1080 ment and evaluation. program for_the- solar N8216149 '298 pp, power'satellite power transmission and recep- Avail NTIS 1981/ tion system. Volume 4. Television Experiments NASA RP-1076 NASA RP-1080 280 pp N81-27622 N82-16151) 149 pp 1981 ,/' Avail NTIS. Avail NTIS 1981 Volume 5. Propagation Experiments The 4Theory and Practice of Estimating The Accuracy of Dynamic Flight- NASA RP-1080 N82-16151 302 pp Determined Coefficients 1981 ------R. E. Maine, K. W.- 47 Avail NTIS Means of assessing the accuracy of maximum Volume 6. Scientific Experiments NASA RP -1080" . likelihood parameter estimates obtained from dynamic flight data. Final report.. N82.16152 166 pp Avail NTIS 1981 NASA RP-1077 N81-27865 63 pp Avail NTIS 1981 SAM 2 Measurements of the Polar Stratospheric Aerosol . M. P. McCormick The Landsat Tutorial Workbook A representati e sample of the first 6 months N. M. Short of data to be/used, in atmospheric and climatic A self-teaching training course in applying studies. Data fdrApril 1979 to October 1979 remote sensing combines a reviewof basics, a are foundin Volume 2 (NASA RP-1088). of the survey of systems, and a treatment Volume f . October 1978 to April 1979 principles and mechanics of image analysis by NASA P-1081 computers. N82-1, 592 78 pp NASA RP 1678 Avail/NTIS 1981 N83-10458 554 pp Avail GPO 1982...

t. Propagation Effects Handbook for ' SAM-2 Measurements of the Polar Satellite Systems Design. Stratospheric Aercisol R. D. Ka:tit R. G. Wallace M. P. McCormick, H. M. Steele, The major rropagation effects experienced on P. Hamill Earth-space communications paths. Attenua- . A representative sample of the second 6 tion due to rain is dealt with in detail. -months of data to be used in atmospheric and NASA RP-1082 climatic studies. Data for October 1978 to N82-15270 423 pp A'pril 1979 are foulid in Volume 1 (NASA Avail NTIS 1981 RP-1081).` Volume 2. April 1979 to October 1979 NOSS AltimeterAlgori4thni NASA RP-1088 Specifications . N82-19734 78 pp D. W. Hancock, R. G. Forsythe, Avail NTIS 1982 J. McMillan . Global Differential Geometry: An Descriptions ,of algorithmsrequiredfor Introduction for Control Engineers altimeter processing, include title, descrip- tion,inputs /outputs,generalalgebraic B. F. Doolin, C. F. Martin sequences and dSta volume. Basic concepts and ''-terminology of.modern NA$A RP-1083 global differential geometry. An appendix N82-16683 112,pp reviews concepts needed fot vector calculus. Avail NTIS 1982 NASA RP-1091 N82-29904 69 pp Atlas of Absorption-Lines From 0 to Avail NTIS 1982 17 900 arx 1 - J. H. Park, L. S. Rothman, Standard Tests for Toughened Resin Composites C. P. Rinsland, et al. Plots of absorption line strength versus line Toughened resin systems are evaluated to position are shown' for 20' atmospheric gases. achieve commonality for certain tests used to characterizetoughenedresincomposites. NASA RP-1084 Standardized "specifications for five tests are N82-15853 _209 pp_!' described. NTIS 1981 NASA RP-1092 N82-24301 29 pp A Gqneral Solution to the Hidden -Line Avail NM Problem 1982 D. R. Hedgley, Jr. A Catalog of Selected Viking Orbiter The theoretical solution to the requirements Images for computer-generated perspective projec- R. L. Turner, R. D. Carroll tions of three dimensional objects. A collection of photomosaics designed to NASA RP-1085 facilitate identification and location of the N82-21907 17 PP various pictures with respect to the surface of Avail NTIS 1982 Mars. NASA RP-1093 Guidelines for Spaceborne Microwave N83-2%36 402 pp. Remote Sensors Avail NTIS 1983 V. Litman, J. Nicholas User's Guide for the Solar Badocat- Provides information and support to the tered Ultraviolet (SBUV) Instrument spaceborne remote sensing and frequency First-Year Ozone-S Data Set management communities. A. J. Flag, K. F. Klenk, NASA RP-1086 `k} P. K. Bhartia, et al. N82-19647 87 pp Total-ozone and ozone vertical profile results Avail NTIS 1982 from November 1978 to November 1979. NASA RP-1095 . Handbook of Sensor Technical N82-29826 69 pp Characteristics Avail NTIS 1982 S, Tanner. Space and terrestrial applications for remote sensor systems., NASA RP-1087 - N82.29577 S733 pp Avail NTIS 1982

95 User's Guide for the Total-Ozone Map- The Snoivplelt-Runoff Model (SRM) 4- pirtg Spectrometees(TOMS) Instrument User's )araual First-Year Ozone-Tpatd Set ft.Ajartinec, A. Rasgo, A4.1. Fleig, K. F. Klet;k E. Major' F. K.' Bhartia, et Model structure, conditions of ap.plicaticm , The TbMS experiment andalgorithnis;- and data reviremerfts are described. detailed informatiqu on the data availabkon NASh RP-1100

computer tape. N83-23660 . 120 pp NASA RP-I096 Avail NTIS .1983 N82-28880 50 pp Transport Properties of Oxygen 1982 Avail NTIS H. M. Roder Tables of viscosity, thermal conductivity, and NASA Catalogue of Lunar therrql diffusivity of oxygen are presented. Nomenclature L. A. Anderson, E. A. Whitaker NASA RP-1102 N83-24800 86,pp Includes letter designations for subsidiary Avail NTIS 1983 craters. Listed features are craters, noncrater Nfeatures and minorandmiscellaneous Stochastic Differential Equations and features. Turbulent Dispersion, NASA RP- 1097. A. Durbin N83 -12031 172 pp Theories of continuous stochastic processei Avail NTIS 1982 and modeling turbulent transport are pre- l, Ozone Climatology Series sented. NASA RP-1103 D. F. Heath, A. J. Fleig, 72 pp A. J. Miller, et al. N83-22546 Avail NTIS 1983 Contours and gridded values are given for ata derived from observations with the Back- Perfect Bell Nozzle Parametric and--- scattered Ultraviolet instrument on Nimbus-4 Optimization Curves for the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. \-fc J. L. Tuttle, D. H. Blount Volume 1. Atlas of Total Ozone, April 1970- Nozzle contour data for iintruncatedBell December 1976 nozzles are provided. NASA RP-1098 NASA RP -I104 N83-16992 180 pp N83-24549 32 pp Avail NTIS 1982 Avail NTIS /1983 Lithium/Sulfur Dioxide Cell and (Battery Safety G. Halpert, A. Anderson Includes cell design and appropriate defini- tions, and a safety precautions checklist pro- vided to guide the user. NASA RP-1099 NA-14684 19 pp Avail NTIS 1982.

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Proceedings of -the SCAR torderence Agpli&tion of.Remotonsing_to )h e Aeraynamics, stabilitY and control, prOpul-1 C esapealge Bay Regiori\ sion, environmeniarfactor, airframe strw W. T. Chen,. G. W. Freas, .' tures and materials, odegign integration. G. D. Hickman, et id. _ . Part 1 Part 1. Executive Summary ' NASA CP-1. NASA CP-6 ". N77-17996 ; 418 pp N78-23537 47 pp Rvail NTIS 1976 Avail NTIS 1978 Eart 2 Part 2. Proceedings NASA CP -i NASA CP-6 147 pp N77-18019 N78-21526 388 pp 1976. Avail NTIS Avail NTIS. 1978 The Structure and Content of the Fourth NASA Inter-Center Control Galaxy and Galactic Gamma Rays Systems Conference C. E. Fichtel, Stecker Space vehicle. control applications; aircraft Gamma radiation investigations 'by COS-B guidance, control, and handling qualities. and SAS-2 satellites, c6ta from CO surveys of Conference, November .1969. the galaxy and the galactic distribution of pulsars, theories of galactic gamrqa ray emis- NASA CP-7 sibn. N78-23010 504 pp Avail NTIS 1978 NASA CP-2' N77-20977 356 pp Advances in Engineering Science Avail NTIS 1977 Volume 1. Materials science, fracture mech- Systems Reliability Issues for Future anics, impact and vibration testing. Aircraft NASA CP -2001 Reliability of adaptive controls for future air- N77-10230 360 pp Avail NTIS 1976 craft. Volume 2. Structural dynamics. NASA CP-3 N77-22808 >0 212 pp NASA CP -2001 Avail NTIS 1975 N77-10265 457 pp Avail NTIS '1976 Inversion Methods in Atmospheric Volume 3. Acoustics, environmental model- Remote Sounding ing, energy technology. A. Deepak NASA CP -2001 Themathematicaltheoryofinversion N77-10305 464 pp methods applied to the remote sounding of Avail NTIS ° 1976 atmospherictemperature,hvmidity, and Volume 4. Inviscictflow, viscous flow, aircraft 4 aerosol constituents. aerodynamics, fluid mechanics, propulsion NASA CP-4 and combustion, flight dynamics and control. N78-12586 609 pp NASA CP-2001, Avail NTIS 1977 4 N77-10345 521 pp Avail NTIS 1976 The Use of Nonhuman Primates in Space Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory R. C. Simmonds, G. H. Bourne Symposium Space related biothedical research involving A. Fuchs nonhuman primates. Conference, December Computation of relative motion, rapid satel- 1974. lite life-time estimation; mission analysis sys: NASA CP-6 tem design, satellite attitude prediction. 390 pp N78-11663 NASA CP-2002 1977 Avail NTIS N78-76855 265 pp 1975

.,t1 97 113 Free Drifting Bfioys ' Teestrial Photorvoltaic Meast}tements- Trackingi systems-, and techniques; deploy- Terrestrial solar irradiance, solar simulation intnt and retrisva); simulation, sensors,. and andlrOerence .cell calibration, cell and array data; recent experience and plans. rrleasurement procedures. 1 NASA CP-20Q3 NASA CP -2010 . N77-16675 , 378 pp N77-'30521 393 pp 'Avail NTIS 1974 Avail NTIS 1976

d - Atrnosph" eric Aerosols'? their Obtical Proceedibgs of the 1977 MAGSYMA Properties and Effects Users' Conference A: Cc:imputationsbasedon thermodynamic Technical aspects of MACSYMA, a large sym- equiligium and Mie theorii. r-,. alk and algebiaic system. 40 is NASA CP-2004 NASA CP-2012 N77-15563 316 pp N77-28750 596.pp Avail NTIS Avail NTIS 1977 Supplement.% Digest of-technical papers.1976 NASA CP-2004 Summary Report: Workshop 00 Vehicle N77-15564 0 , 46 pp Ride Quality Avail NTIS 1976 A. R. Kubltbau, A. W,,'Wichanthy Procedures to optimize urban transportation Aircraft Piston Engine Exhaust with emphasis on vehicle ride quality. Work- Emission Symposium 'shop, August 1975. Emission measurement problems, data reduc- NASA CP-2013 tionprocedures,flighttesting,emission N78-11705 167 pp reduction techniques. Avail NTIS 1977 NASA CP-2005 N77-17081 373 pp Essays on the History Rocketry and Avail NTIS 1976° Astronautics: Proceedi gs of the Third Through the Sixth History Symposia of Proceedings and Findings of 1976 the International Academy of Astro- Workshop on Ride Quality-Passenger nautics Acceptance of Transportation Systems R. C. Hall - A. R. Kuhlthau arly.solid propellant rocketry, rocketry and NASA .CP -2006 astronautics after 1880, development of liqr N77-27710 86 pp uid and solid propellant rockets from 1880 to Avail NTIS 1976 1945, rocketry and astronautics after 1945. Symposia,October1969,October1970, Ninth Conference on Space Simulation September 1971, October 1972. Spacecraft testing; facilities and test equip, Volume 1 ment; system and subsystem test; life sciences, NASA CP-2014 medicine, and space; physical environmental, N77-33030 244 pp factors; chemical environmental factors; con.' Avail GPO 1977 tarnination; space physics; thermal protec- Volume 2 tion. NASA CP-20.14 NASA CP-2007 77-33048 476 pp N79-19013 470 pp Avail GPO 1977 Avail NTIS 1977 Standardization, Certilication, Main- High Reynolds Number Research tenance,and Disse.mination of Large-A D. D. Baals Scale Engineering ,Software Systems Fundamentalaerodynamicsquestionsfor T. G. Toridis, H. G. McComb, Jr., which high Reynolds number experimental K. Khozeimeh capability is required; design, features of the NASA/CP-2015 NASA Langley Transonic Facility. N77-33876 103 pp ° NASA CP-2009 Avail NTIS 1.977, N77-27139 185 pp Avail NTIS 1977 Lean Premixed / Prevaporized Combus- NASA Workshop on Solar-Terrestriar tion tudies.From-a Manned Space Stition - A. If. iefebvre the mechanism of the solar`radiation and its Recoinmendltions on the status and applica- effect on the environment, instruinerfiation tion of leln,premixed/prevdporized combUi"- reqwr. ements in the exploration of thesol'al j,tion to the,aircraft..gis turbine for the reduc- and terrestrial. system. tion ofpolfutant emissions. ,NASA CP-2024 A NASkCP*-21)16 M77-32549 - 42 pp 46 pp Avail NTIS 1977 N77-33297 / Avail MIS 17791 Agricultural Aviation Research. Ail Assessment of Technology for H. L. Chipalier, L. F. Bouie Turbojes, Engine Rotbr Failures' The cyrrent;:gtate of the art of agricultural .C.A.r Witmer avi4tion, potentially productive short and Design consider tions, objectives, and ap- lon,range research and development areas, /proachesin cont iing rotor burst debris; commurikations between' research scientists for det fining the fracture Vsist- andehitheersinvolvedinagricultural ante of various Materials used in providing researckv. lightweight shielding from fragment impact. NASA j6P-20,25 NASA CI12017 . N78-112,1599 151 pp N78-10068 425 pp Avail ps 1977 Avail NTIS 1977- AIAA:/ SEC Syinpoitium on Space Sixth NASTRAN Users' Colloquium InclliStriaiiaroceedings NASTRAN programming and substructuring Current and technologies required methods, fluids and thermal applications. fir utilizing extraterrestrial environments to NASA CP-2018 produce energy, information, or materiali N78-12443 473 pp and pro de services of value on 'Earth or to Avail NTIS 1977 Earth. NASA 2026. PeCeedings of the ASPE/MSFC Sympo- N78-18088 627 pp sium on Engineering and Productivity Avail NTIS 1976 Gains From Space Technology Aerospace tecriology findings in regard to Proceedings of the 1977 NASA /ISHM nonaerospace applications, energy genera- Microelectronics Conference lion, materials and processes, Earth observa- S., V. Caruso, tion, advances and benefits of electronics. Current and future requirements for research NASA CP-2019 development,' manufacturing, and education N77-30273 279 pp inthefieldof hybridmicroelectronic Avail NTIS 1977 technology. NASA CP-2027 Solar Cell High Efficiency and N7846266 170 pp Rddiation Damage Avail NTIS 1977 Silicon solar cell analysis and fundamental measurements, silicon cell technology, gal- Proceedings of the First Annual lium arsenide research and technology, radia- Meteorological and Environmental tion effects on silicon and gallium arsenide Inputs to Aviation Systems Workshop cells. D. W. Camp, W. Frost NASA CP-2020 Aircraft design, simulation, and general avia- N78-13527 221 pp tion. Avail NTIS 1977 NASAP-2028, N78-19711 335 pp Aircraft Engine Emissions Avail NTIS 1977 Components,controls,energyefficient engine designs, noise and pollution reduc- tion. NASA CP-2021 N78-11063 452 pp Avail NTIS 1977

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99 Third Wa giOnal Aeronautics and Space Wind Turbine Structural Dynamics Adrninigt4tion Wctat,ber and Climate D. R. Miller Prograni'fRience Revievt Methods for calculating dynamic loads, aero- , ; . E. R. Wins clasticity stability, wind loads, both steady illeseatal results of developing 'experimental and transient, critical designconditions, drisie andyprototyp"e operational systems, sensors, train dynamics, behavior of operating wind ';arjil'Space facilities for monitoring and, under- turbines. ;;§',anding the atmosphere. . NASA CP-2034 ,1,1);IASA 93-2029 N78-1.9616 280'pp ..1\179-20515 ' 3041Pp Avail NTIS I , 1978. o' Avail NT1S A 1977 Large Space Systems Technology i ActiVe Microwave Users Workstop E. C. Naumann, A. Butterfield Report Mission requirements, structural concepts, R. E. Matthews materials, structural alignment, thermal con-. Seasat land experiments, program planning, trol, metrology, technological forecasting. synthetic aperture radar- data prOcessing, ap-, Volume 1 plications. NASA CP-2035 NASA CP-20 .i0 N79-10078 540 pp N78-2I562 300 pp Avail NTIS 1978 . 1978 Avail NTIS ' Volume 2 ,. 1 Summer Workshop on Near-Earth NASA CP-2035 ,N79-10097 °SOS pp Resources Avail NTIS 1978 J. R. Arnold, M. B. Duke , The possible large scale use of extraterrestrial ,CTOL Transport Technology, 1978 resources to construct structures in space or tb Part1. Aircraft propulsion, structures and return to Earth as supplements for terrestrial materials, laminar flow control. resources. NASA CP-2036 NASA CP -2031 N78-27046 516pp N78.16973 107 pp Avail NTIS 1978 Avail NTIS 1978 Part 2. Advanced 'aerodynamics and active Future Computer Requirements for controls, operations, and safety, advanced Computational Aerodynamics systems, energy efficiency. Recentadvancesincomputatiorial aero- NASA CP-2036 dynamics, potential benefits of a national N78-29046 405 pp 'aerodynamic simulation facility. Avail. NTIS 1978,. NASA CP-2032 Guntersville Workshop on Spill.- N78-19778 515 pp Terrestrial Studies Avail NTIS 1978 The effects of solar activity on geomagnevc Jet Aircraft Hydrocarbon Fuels activity; instrument requirements for ir4er- Technology disciplinary joint observational studies of the J. P. Longwell magnetosphere, the atmosphere, Sun-weather Prediction of tradeoffs among fuel refining, relationships. distribution, and aircraftoperating costs; NASA CP-2037 combustor liner temperature and emissions N78-19600 71 pp studies; and practical simulator investigations Avail NTIS 1977 of the effect of high freezing point and low thermal stability fuels on aircraft fuel systems. The 11th Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium NASA CP-2033 N78 -19325 64 pp Spacecraft and missile components such as Avail NTIS 1978 tail assemblies, radiometers, magnetometers. NASA CP-2038 N79-2I374 243 pp Avail NTIS 1977

6 100 L_ Pro&ngs of the USAF/NASA Inter- Planning for Airport AcEZ: An Analy- natio1 Spacecraft Contamination sis of the Sail Francisco Bay Area Conference J. S. Dajani, J. V. _fucker, J. L. Jones J, M. Jemiola description of the airport area, its current Spacecraft modeling, determination of basic transportation capabilities, recommendations material properties, thruster pldme charac- for future access planning. teristics and Modeling, contamination pre- NASA CP-2044 vention a control, contamination kinetics N79-10942 300 pp and effect's, r Avail NTIS . 1978 NASA CP-2039. . N79-25048 1219 ppp Advanced Technology Airfoil Research's Avail NTIS; 1978 Comprehensive review of airfoilresearch; development of computational aerodynamic The MSFC / UAH Data Management codes for airfoil.analysis and design, develop- Symposium ment of experimental facilities and test tech- A. Caste /li niques, airfoil applications. Data bases, digital systems, atellite transmis- Volume 1, Part 1 sions, and telecommunications. NASA CP-2045 a NASA CP-2040 N79-20030 454 pp N78-74659 423 pp Avail NTIS 1979 Avail NTIS 1978 Volume 1, Part .2 NASA It-P-2045 The'1977 Goddard Space Flight Center N79-19989 Battery. Workshop 303 pp Avail NTIS . 1978 Results of testing, analysis, and development Volume 2 - of the sealed nickel cadmium cell system. NASA CP-2046 NASA CP-2041 N80-21283 N79-21565 579 pp Avail NIB Avail'NTIS 1977 Proceedings of the NASA/Florida Etherging Energy Alternatives for the Institute of Technology Environthental Southeastern States Engineering Conference on Nitrogen E. K. Stefanakos Tetroxide With Emphasis on Space Solar energy, wood energy, novel energy Shuttle sources, agricultural and industrial process E. L. Rhodes heat, waste utilization, energy conservation, Methods of reducing the user hazards of ocean thermal energy conversion. nitrogen tetroxide, Kennedy Space Center NASA CP-2042 developments in N204 control for the Space N78-28615 149 pp Shuttle, life support equipment and trans- Avail NTIS 1978 portation'. 4 NASA CP-2049 Stratcom 8 Data Workshop and N79-20424 203 pp Supplement Avail NTIS 1978 E. L. Reed %.6 The study of stratospheric photochemistry in- volving ozone, with secondary objectives in- cluding a study of the balloon t nvironment, comparison of independent techniques for the measurement of 03 and NO, develop- ment of new sensor systems: NASA CP-2043 N79-23461 137 pp Avail NTIS 1978

417 101 Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory . Engineering and SAentific Data Symposium , Management Satellite attitude determination and control, The application of data management systems orbit determination, onboard and ground at- to engineering and scientific data. titude determination procedures, effect of at- NASA CP-2055 mosphereon' Venus .orbiternavigation, N78-33776 255 pp satellite-to-satellitetracking,satelliteon- Avail NITIS 1978 board navigation using global positioning sys- tem data. Exploratog Meeting on Atmospheric ' NASA EP-2050 Electricity and Severe Storms N79-14121 W. W. Vaughan Avail NTIS Atmospheric electricity and its relationship to severe storms, the feasibility ofdel/diving a Hyperthermia as an Antineoplastic- set of instruments for either a Space Shuttle Treatment Modality C or an unmanned satellite, the scientific ra- 6. A. T. Long, J., Shaeffer, tionale vvvhich would warrant further in-depth A. M. El-Mandi assessment, involvement and development of Preclinical evaluation of hyperthermia for supporting activities by NASA:. treating tumorous cancers. Bioassay, chemo- NASA CP-2056 therapy, heat treatment, neoplasms, and N78-29669 30 pp radiobiology are among treatments,discussed. Avail NTIS 1978 NASA CP7-205 I N79-I0728 96 pp Proceedings of the 2nd Annual Work- Avail NTIS 1978 shop on Meteorological and Environ- mental Inputs to Aviation Systems Helicopter Acoustics W. Frost, D. W. Camp, D. E. Durham. Noise regulation concepts, design, operations The major objectiis of the workshop were to and testing for noise control, helicopter noise satisfy such needs of the sponsoring agencies prediction, research tools and measurements. as the expansion of understanding and know- ledge of the interactions of the atmosphere Part I with aviation systems, the better definition NASA CP-2052 and implementation of services to operators, N78.328I6 399 pp and the collection and interpretation of data Avail NTIS 1978 for establishing operational criteria. Part 2 NASA CP-2057 NASA Cp-2052 N79-17413 259 pp N79 -10843 '438 pp Avail NTIS. 1978 Avail NTIS s, 1978 Future Orbital Power Systems Asteroids: An Ex oration Assessment Technology Requirements ti D. Morrison, W. C. Wells Comment on current and planned programs Cprrent state of asteroid- science', need for and opportunities for technology investment. future space missions to gain more knowledge Topics include orbital space stations, energy on asteroid.relationship to solar systemfora- requirements,systemsengineering,and don. technological forecasting. NASA CP-2053 NASA CP-2058 N78-29007 295 pp N79-10I22 195 pp Avail NTIS 1978 Avail NTIS 1978 a YE-12 Experiment Symposium' -Propulsion system performance, inlet time varying distortion, structures, aircraft con- trols, propulsion controls, and aerodynamics. NASA CP-2054 N78-32055 286 pp Avail NTIS 1978

1 / 8 S 102 Research in Computerized Structural Recent Advances in Structures for Analysis and Synthesis Hypersonic Flight H. G. McComb, Jr. Engine structures, cooled airfre structures, Computer applications in dynamic structural hot structures, thermal prom tion systems, analysis and structural design modeling. cryogenic Structures,ryogenic in- NASA CP-2059 sulation, analysisanalysis of thermal structures. 1\19-10448 4.4" 224 pp Part 1 Avail NTIS 1978 NASA CP-2065 N79.21422 533 pp The 14th Annual Conference on AvailNTIS 1978 Manual Control: Digital Simulation of Part 2 Human Operator Dynamics NASA CP-2065 Human operator dynamics during actual N79.21435 8 pp manual control or while monitoring the auto- , Avail NTIS 978 matic control systems involved in air-io-air tracking, automobile driving, the operator of Ozone Contamination in Aircraft undersea vehicles, remote handling. Cabins NASA CP-2060 The problem and solution to the physica N79-15588 692 pp ozone irritation caused by ozone concentra- Avail NT1S 1978 tions in the cabins of high-altitude aircraft. V Avionics and Controls Research and NASA CP-2066 Technology -N79.21021 81 pp Avail NTIS 1979 H. A. Rediess, D. E. Mdver Technology needs and opportunities, the role The Rotary Engine: .A Candidate for of NASA in avionics and controls research. General Aviation NASA -CP-2061 Nonturbine engine research programs for N79.15898 84 pp general aviation,future requirements for Avail NTIS 1979 general aviation powerplants. Seventh NASTRAN User's Colloquium NASA CP-2067 N79.15961 190 pp Fluids and thermal applications, NASTRAN Avail NT1S 1978 programming, substructuringmethods, unique new applications, general auxiliary The SaturnSystem programs, speCific applications, new capa- bilities. D. M. Munten, D. Morrison Mission planning for orbiter and entry probes NASA CP-2062 of the Saturn system emphasizes scientific N78.32466 499 pp studies of Saturn, its satellites, its rings; and 1978 Avail NTIS its magnetosphere. Irdman Neurological Development: NASA CP-2068 Past, Present and Future N79.16758 423 pp Avail NTIS 1978 R. Pelligra Vision;vestibularfunction;intelligence; Proceedings of the Workshop on an nutrition; treatment of neurological disfunc- Electromagnetic Positioning System in tions, coma, and convulsive seizures. Space NASA CP-2063 W. A. Oran 60 pp N79-15887 Study of metallic glasses, investigations of the Avail NTIS 1978 properties of high temperaturCmaterials. Tools for Embedded Computing NASA CP-2069 Systems Software N79.13069 25 pp 1978 Tools and the software environment; tools Avail NT1S and software requirements, design, and spec- Radar, Insect Population Ecology, and ification; tools and language processors; tools Pest Management and verification and validation. C. R. Vaughn, IV. Wolf, W. Klassen NASA CP-2064 The potential role of radar in inscct ecology N79-13736 137 pp studies and pest management and pheno- Avail NT1S 1978 mena with insect movement. NASA CP-2070 N79.19592 252 pp Avail.t1TIS 1979 -

103 119 Spacecraft Charging Technology, 1978 Quict. Powered -Lift Propulsion The interact ion of the aerospace environment New propulsion technology for powered-lift with spacecraft surfaor's and onboard, high aircraft systems. voltage spa,'raft systems operating bver a NASA CP-2077 wide range of altitudes from low Earth orbit N80-15127 426 pp to ',rosynchronous orbit. Avail NTIS 197.9 NASA CP-2071 N79-24001 908 pp 'Premixed Prevaporized Combustor Avail NTIS 1979 Technology Forum Engineinterfaces,fuel-airpreparation,. Second International Colloquium on autoignition.leanCombustion.concept - Mars: Abstracts for a Colloquium design studies. NASA CP-2072 NASA CP-2078 N79.16757 97 pp N79.24994 2612979 A vail NTIS 1979 Avail NTIS Soil Moisture Workshop Graphite/Polyimide Composites: J. L. Heilman, D. G. Moore, Conference on Composites for Ad- T. J.,Scbmugge, et al.a vanced Space Transportation Systems The objectives of the Workshop were to H. B. Dexter, J. G. Davis, Jr. evaluate the state of the art of remote sensing Fabrication, adhesives, test methods, struc- of soil moisture, examine the needs of poten- tural integrity, design and analysis, advanced tial users, Irnd make recommendations con- technology developmentschigh temperature cerning the future of soil moisture research polymer research, the state of the art of and development. graphite /polyimide composites. NASA CP-2073 NASA CP-2079 N79.16329 219 pp N79.30297 449 pp

Avail NTIS 1978 .Avail NTIS 1979 Carbon Fiber Risk Analysis The 12th Aerospace Mechanisms The scope and status of the effort to assets the Symposium risks associated with the accidental release of Boom release mechanisms, separation on carbon/graphite fibers from civil aircraft. Space Shuttle Aorbiter/Boeing 747 _aircraft, NASA CP-2074 payload handling, spaceborne platform sup- N79.22196 245 pp . port, deployment of spaceborne antennas Avail NTIS 1979 and telescopes. NASA CP-2080 Government/Industry Workshop on N79.21352 241 pp Payload Loads Technology Avail NTIS 1979 The problems of balancing the design criteria between launch and orbit operations and The 13th Aerospace Mechanisms 4 developing analyticaltechniques thatare Symposium reliable, accurate, efficient, and low cost. A.' C. Bony! NASA CP-2075 Propulsion; motion compensation;instru- N79.20162 874 pp ment pointing and adjustment; centrifuge

. Avail NTIS 1978 testing;bearing design;vehiclebraking; cargo handling; devices for satellite, missile, Fourth National Aeronautics and Space and hypersonic-wind-tunnelapplications; Administration Weather and Climate space shuttle mechanical and thermal protec- Program Science Review tion systems; techniques for building large E. R. Kreins, space structures. Scientific research on severe storms and local NASA CP-2081 weather, global weather, and climate. N79.22539 300 pp NASA CP-2076 Avail NTIS 1979 N79-20633 396 pp Avail NTIS 1979

120 104 Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory, The 11th Annual Battery Workshop Symposium With Application to Auto- The development, properties, and testing of nomous Navigation and Attitudd/ nickelcadmium,metalhydrogen,and Orbit Determination lithium systems.. A. J. Fuchs NASA CP-2088

Landsat landmark data, star sensing and pat- N79-28669 . . 545 pp ternrecognitiolt,filteringalgorithmsfor Avail NTIS 1978 global positioning system, determining or- bital elements for geostationary satellites. Space Missions to Comets NASA CP -2082 -M. Neugebauer, D. K. Yeomans, N79.26082 547 pp J. C Brandt, et al, Avail NTIS 1979 The broad impact of 1 cometary mission with particular emphasis on scientifR interes't in a Laser Doppler Velocimetry Workshop. fly-bymissiontoHalley's comet and a R. B. Owen rendezvous with Tempel 2. The potential of laser Doppler velocimetry as NASA CP-2089 a technique for use in mapping flows in the N80-11972 229 pp

several fluid systems under development for AvailNTIS 19791 doing research on low-gravity processes. NASA CP-2084 Middle Atmosphere Electrodynamics: N79.22455 12 pp Report of the Workshop on the Role of Avail NTIS 1979 the Electrodynamics of the Middle At- mosphere on Solar Terrestrial Coupling The Science and Technology of Low N. C. Maynard Speed and Motor less Flight Review of the status of middle atmosphere P. W. Hanson electrodynamicsa'nd recommendations for Low speed aerodynamics, new materials ap- future research. plications and structural concepts, advanced NASA CP-2090 flight instrumentation,sailplaneoptimal N79-25608 268 p flight techniques, self-launching and ultra- Avail NTIS a 1979 light glider .technology. Part I Proceedings of Workshops to Define NASA CP-2085 Engineering Requirements for apace N79-23889 299 pp Vacuum Research Facility Avail NTIS 1979 W. A. Oran, S. T. Wu, R. W. Hoffman Part 2 The cohstruction of a molecular wake shield NASA CP-2085 for the Shuttle orbiter, a collision model with N79-27070 297 pp a program depicting emitted molecular den- Avail NTIS 0 1979 sity around the spacecraft. NASA CP-2091 Aircraft Icing N79.26076 152 pp B. J. Naha Avail NTIS 1979 NASA CP-2086 Aeropropulsion 1979 N79.23912 147 pp Avail NTIS 1979 State-of-the-arttechnologyinaeronautical propulsion noise and ai.ollution control Fundamentals of Gas Turbine techniques, advancesi personic propul- Combustion sion for transporN.ircraft, composite mate- rials and structures for reliable engine com- M. Gerstein ponents, engine design for improved fuel Atomization and vaporization, combustion consumption. chemistry, combustion dynamics, combus- tion modeling. NASA CP-2092 N80-10205 464 pp NASA CP-2087 Avail NTIS 1979 N79-25016 52 pp Avail NTIS 1979

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105 Workshop on Thrust Augmenting Study of the Solar Cycle From Space Eject Ors The objectives of and benefits to be derived A. E. Lopez, a G. Koenig, from a program of solar cycle research,- the D. S. Green,et al. role of- space observations, including crucial The state of the art of ejector technology and missions, experiments, and the theoretical the direction of future studies. advances. NASA CP-2093 NASA CP-2098 N80.10107 509 pp N80-17944 346 pp 1980 Avail NTIS 1979 Avail NTIS Conference on Fire R8istant Materials: Earth Radiation Budget Science A Compilation of Presentations and Climate modeling, climate diagnostics, radia- Papers. tion modeling, radiation variability and cor- D. A. Kourtides, G. 44. Johnson relation studies, cloudiness and the radiation large-scale itling, fire toxicology, polymeric budget, and radiation budget and related materials. II:.. modeling. measurementsin1985and beyond: NASA CP-2094 NASA CP-2100 N79-31166 287 pp N79,32797 79 pp Avail NTIS 1979 Avail NTIS 1978 Proceedings: Workshop on the Need Flight Technology In rovement ' for Lightning Observations From Space Spaceborne Optical Radiometric Instru- L. S. Christensen, W. Frost, ments, Attitude Control, and Electro- W. W. Vaughan mechanical and Power Subsystems Satelliteinstrumentationspecificallyde- Optical radiometric instruments- and calibra- signed for indicating the characteristics of tion,attitude control and determination, lightningareof valuein -severe stoup". electromechanical and power-subsystem. -research, 'inengineering and operatio NASA CP-2101 problem areas, and in providing informs N80.13152 76 pp on atmospheric electricity and its, role Avail NTIS 1979 metcorgogical processes. NASA CP-2095 Co5ference of Remote Sensing N79.50869 255 pp Educators*(CORSE-78) Avail NTIS 1979 Methods of improving the teaching of remote sensing, Earth resources, image interpreta- Implications of Fuel-Efficient Vehicles tion, data processing concepts. on Ride Quality and Passenger Accept- NASA CP-2102/ ance N80-20003 664 pp A. AL Withansky, A. R. Kuldthau Avail NTIS 1978 Ride quality and passenger acceptance prob- lems associated with'enhanced fuel efficiency Models of Human Operators in Vision of automobiles and aircraft, shifts in inter- Dependent Tasks mediate range (100-500 miles) travel from Waller automobiles to public transit. Descriptiveoverviewsof someexisting NASA CP-2096 models, and techniques of modeling the N80.18990 120 pp human operator. Avail NTIS 1979 NASA CP-2103 N79.33838 86 pp Solar Cell High Efficiency and Avail NTIS 1979 Radiation Damage, 1979 Progress in the effort to increase the end-of; Proceedings: Third Annual Workshop life efficiency of solar cellsfor space use, on Meteorological and Environmental silicon solar cell efficiency, radiation effects, Input's to Afiation Systems gallium arsenide cells. dr D. W. Camp, W. Frost NASA CP-2097 Trainingflight operations, accident investi- N79.32640 290 pp gation, air traffic control, airports, winds and Avail NTIS 1979 wind shear, icing and frost, atmospheric elec- tricity and lightning, fog, visibility, ceilings, turbulence. NASA CP-2104 N80.14633 190 pp Avail NTIS 1979 4_12.2 106 r Summary of the NASA/MSFC FY-79 Proceedings of Shuttle' Environmental Severe-Storm and Local Weather Effects Program Review' Research ReviewCloud Physics, A. E. Potter Atmospheric Electricity, and Measurements of Titan exhaust cloud ef- Mesoscale/Storm Dynamics Research fluents, mesoscale and microphysical acid rain NASA CP-2105 models,proposedsubmesoscalemodel, N79-33722 92 pp regional air quality monitoring and rain col - Avail NTIS 1979 lection systems, ecological impact of solid rocket motor exhaust effluents. Large Wind Turbine Design Character- NASA CP-2110 istics and R&D Requiremeets N80.15649 124 pp S. Lieblein Avail NTIS 1980 Large wind turbine research and develop- ment. RA4163Scientific Research With the Space NASA CP-2106 Telescope: International Astronomical Na0-1,6453 459 pp Union Colloquium-INA 54 Avail NTIS 1979 M. S. tongair, J, Jr. / Warner Investigations of small solar system objects, Nudear-Pumped lasersEfficient Con- the physical characteristics of ionized gaseous version of Energy Liberated in Nuclear nebulae, the central regions of active galaxies Reactions to Coherent Radiation and quasars, problems of cosmology, the dis- Nuclear-pumpedlasermodeling, nude tribution and compositionof interstellar volume and foil excitation of laser plaskas, matter. proton beam simulations, nuclear flashlamp NASA CP-2111 excitation, reactor laser systems studies. N80/22130 331 pp NASA CP-2I07 AvaiNTIS 1979 o N80-13438 140 pfr Avail NTIS 1979 Preliminary Applications and Evalua- tion Results. Lbuscope: Proceedings of Supersonic .Cruise 3esearch 1979 the Lixiscope Conference Part 1. Aerodynamics ',. stability and control, The principle of the lixiscope and its poten- and propulsion. tial uses in industry, clinical medicine, and NASA CP-2I08 astrophysics. N81- 17981 542 pp NASA CP-2112 Avail NTIS 1980 N80-12384 89 pp Avail NTIS 1978 Part2.Airframe structure and materials technology. HEAO Science Symposium NASA CP-2I08 C. Dailey, W. Johnson N81 -18005 407 pp X-ray'variability,extragalactic astronomy, Avail NTIS 1980 x-ray ion line emission, optical identification and spectroscopy of x-ray sources, results from Remote Sensing and Problems of the HEAO .2imaging and nonimagingin Hydrosphere struments. E. D. Goldberg NASA CP-2113 The classification "lakes, identification and N80-14977 463 pp quantification of m r functional groups of Avail NTIS 1979 phytoplankwn, sourc s and sinks of bio- chalical factors, antemporal and regional Validation Methods for Fault-Tolerant variability of surface features, atmospheric AVionics and Control Systems processeslinked' tohydrosphericprocess The state of the art in fault tolerant computer.7.° through the transfer of matter via aerosols validation. and gases, particle fluxes to the aquatic envi- NASA CP-2 114 ronment, global geochemical problems. N80-12741 112 PP NASA CP-2109 Avail NTIS 1979 N80-12718 67 pp Avail ITIS 1979

107 Radio Interferometry: Techniques for Resource Management on the Flight Geodosy. Deck Progress in the development and application G. E. Cooper, M. D. White, J. K. Tauber of radio intcrfcromctry as a tool for geophysi- Several approaches to the training hind selec- cal research. tion of aircrew, the psychology of the flight NASA CP-2115 dick situation. N80.28798 472 pp NASA CP-2120 Avail NTIS 1980 80-22 247 pp vail 'IS 1980I Operational Applications of Satellite Snowcover Observations Proceedings of the Aero-Optics S,ympo-' A. Rango, R. Peterson slum on Electromagnetic Wave Propa- The history of remote sensing of snow cover, gation From Aircraft techniquesforinterpreting. Landsat and Wind-tunnel and flight experiments concern- NOAA satellite data, the status of future sys- ing natural and -induced turbulence around tems for continuing snow hydfology applica- an airplane and the effects on propagation tions, the use of snow cover observations in charac fi ics of an emitter mounted in the streamflow forecasts by applications systems airplatk verification and transferparticipants and NASA CP-2121 selected foreign investigators, the benefits of N8q -255138 666 pp using satellite snow cover data in runoff pre- Avail NTIS ' 1980 diction. "NASA CP72116 Cryogenic Technology N80-25742 294 pp Part1. Thermal structures, insulation sys- Avail NTIS 1980 tems, noises, seals, and materials. NASA CP-2122 The 1979 GoddarcIISpace Flight Center 273 pp Battery Workshop N82-20357 Avail NTIS 1979 G. Halpert Results of- testing,- analysis, - and - development Part -2.Tunnel-instrumentationand-mode of the sealed _nickel cadmium cell system, sting technology. metal hydrogen and lithium cell technology NASA CP-2122 and applications. N82-20358 15199113 NASA CP-2117 Avail NTIS N80-20820 521 pp Avail NTIS .1980 Flight Mecfianics/Estimation Theory Symposium Large Space Systems Technology, A. J. Fuchs 1979 Anienna and Space Plhtform. Methods of determining satellite orbit and Systems Conference attitude parameters. J. C. Ward, Jr. NASA CP-2123 Large antennas systems, large space platform N80-28389 260 pp systems. Avail NTIS 1980 NASA CP-2118 487 pp An Assessment of Ground-Based Tech- Avail NTIS 1980 niques for Detecting Othtr Planetary Systems Assessment of Carbon Fiber Electrical D. C. Bla.fh, W. E. Brunk'. Effects Thefeasibility,and limitations of ground- The risks associated with the use of carbon basedtechniquesfordetectingother fiber composites in civil aircraft, the need for planetary systerng;'' the level of accuracy at protection of civil aircraft equipment from which these limitations would occur, the ex- fire-released carbon fibers. tent to which they can be overcome by new NASA CP-2119 technology and 'instrumentation. N80-19193 278 pp Volume 1. 4n OverviewWorkshop Conclu- Avail NTIS 1980 . sions P. NASA CP-2124 N80-18997 48 PP.. Avail NTIS 1980 An Assessment of Ground-Based Tech- Validation Methods Research for Fault- niques for Detecting Other Planetary Tolerant Avionics and Control Systcms Systems J. W. Gault, K. S. Trivedi, J. Br Clary Volume 2. Position Papers 'A preliminary validation methodology for The-capabilirics-of-several astronomical inter- auktolerant systems; a general framework ferometer system concepts, the effects of the for a validation methodology. Earth's atmosphere on astromctric precision, NASA CP-2130 NASA CP-2124 N80.23008 105 pp N80-25224 253 pp Avail NTIS 1980 Avail NTIS 1980 Eighth NASTRAN User's Colloquium Thermal Energy Storage: Fourth The general application of finite clement Annual Review Mpeting methodology and the specific application of The development of low cost thermal encrgy NASTRAN to a wide variety of static and storage technologies in terms of near term oil dynamic structural problems. savings,solarenergyapplications,and NASA CP-2131 dispersed cnergy systems for energy conserva- N80.24648 242 pp tion policies. Avail NTIS 1980 "NASA CP-2125 N80.22788 650 pp Remote Sensing and Problems of the Avail NTIS 1980 Hydrosphere. A Focus for Future Researc General Aviation Propulsion ,E. oldberg. The general aviation turbine engine study pro- Problems of water quality *h.a e address- gram; the general aviation propeller tech- able with remote sensors;the chemical, nology program; the advanced rotary, diesel, biological, geological, and ph al dynimics .and reciprocating engine programs. of natural ecosystems. NASA CP-2126 NASA CP-2132 N80-22327 437 pp N80. 23956 Avail NTIS 1980 Avail NTIS 1980 Proceedings of the 14th Aerospace Rotordynamic Instability Problems in Mechanisms Symposium High-Performance Turbomachinery Aviation propulsion and crew safety; space Diagnostic and remedial methods;rotor- vehicle guidance and control; spacecraft de- dynamic control by feedback method, use of ployment and positioning; large space struc- elastometric elements, use of hydrodynamic tures. journal bearings and supports. NASA CP-2127 NASA CP-2133 N80-29706 463 pp N80-23495 . 327 pp Avail NTIS 1980 Avail NTIS 198Q

Lightning Technology: Proceedings ofa High Resolution Infrared Spectroscopy Technical Symposium Techniques for Upper Atmospheric Measurements Phenomenology,measurement,detection, protection, interaction, and testing; lightning D. G. Murcray, J. M. Alvarez electromagnetics,protectionof ground Infrared heterodyne tec'hniques,for detecting systems, simulated lightning testing. molecules predicted to be present but not yet NASA CP-2128 detected in the upper atmosphere. N80.21927 `r 444 pp NASA CP-2134 Avail NTIS 1980 N80-27866 109 pp Avail NTIS 1980 Proceedings of the Eleventh Annual Precise Time and Time Interval (PITI) Application and Planning Meeting S. C. Wardrip Pastacceimplishments;new anduseful applications,procedures, and techniques; and directions for research efforts. Meeting, November 1979. NASA CP-2129 N80-29096 703 pp Avail NTIS 1979

109 Time-or-Day Corrections 1to Aircraft Exploratory Meeting on Airborne. Dop- Noise Metrics pler Lidar Wind Velocity Measurements S. Clevenson, W. T. Shepherd . G. Fichtel, J. W. Kaufman, The historical and background aspects of W. W. Vaughan time4;d-day corrections. The scientific interests and applications of the NASA CP-2I 35 airborne Doppler lidar wind velocity meas- urement system to severe storms and local N80.28150 81 pp ., weather, atmospheric boundary layer, atmos- Avail NTIS 1980 pheric dispersion, industrial aerodynamics. Review of Spectroscopic Data for Meas- NASA CP-2140 urements of Stratospheric Species N80-26999 57 pp A. Go /man, J. Hoell Avail NTIS 1980 A review of the current statusexperimental and theoretical spectroscopic to on mole- Solar Power Satellite Microwave Trans- cules of stratospheric interest, recommenda- mission and Reception tions for additional research. R. H. Dietz NASA CP-2136 Numerous analytical And experimental in- N80.26125 34 pp vestigations related to SPS microwave power Avail NTIS 1980 transmission and reception. Workshop, Jan- uary 1980. Propulsion Controls, 1979 NASA CP-2141 Multivariable engine control is examined to N81 -16533 271 pp determine future needs and problem areas Avail NTIS 1980 and to establish the appropriate roles of government, industries, and universities in Selected NASA Research in Composite addressing these problems. Sy iosium, May Materials and Structures 1979. Failure prediction techniques, laminate fatigue NASA CP-2I37 analysis, damage 'tolerance, electrical hazards N81-12090 147 pp of carbon fiber composites. Avail NTIS 1980 NASA CP-2142 N80-28436 237 pp Heterodyne Systems and Technology Avail NTIS 1980 Active and passive systems, local oscillators, tunable diode lasers, astronomical systems. IPAD: Integrated Programs for Part 1 Aerospace-Xehicle Design NASA CP -2138 Critical technology issues for computer-aided N80.29652 266 pp designandmanufacturing.Symposium, Avail NTIS 1980 September 1980.

Part 2 . NASA CP-2143 400 pp NASA CP-2I 38 N83-17115 / 1980 N80-29672 321 pp Avail NTIS Avail NTIS 1980 vs Large Space Systems/Low-Thrust Proceedings Fourth Annual Workshop Propulsion Technology on Meteorological andEnvironmental Systems/missionanalysis,LSS staticand Inputs to Aviation Systems dynamic characterization, and propulsion sys- W.Frost, D. W..Canip tems characterization. Meeting, May 1980. Winds and wind shear; turbblence; icing and NASA CP-2I44 frost; fog, visibility, and ceiling; and atmos- N80-31449 347 pp pheric electricity. Workshop, March 1980. Avail NTIS 1980 NASA CP-2I39 NASA / MSFC FY80 Atmospheric 287 pp . N8I.14555 Processes Research Review Avail NTIS 1980 R. E. Turner Global weather, upper atmosphere, severe storms, and local weather. NASA CP-2;45 N80-28965 167 pp Avail NTIS 1980

2 Bl10 Aircraft Research and Technology for Ninth NASTRAN Users' Colloquium FutUfe Fuels The general application of finite clement The potential characteristics of future aviation methodology and the specific application of turbine fuels and the property effects of these NASTRAN to a wide variety of static and fuels on propulsion system components. Sym- dynamic structural problems. posium, April 1980. NASA CP-2151 NASA CP-2146 N80.33782 248 pp N80.29300 229 pp Avail NTIS 1980 Avail NTIS 1980 Fifth Annual Flight Mechanics/ Research in Non li ear Structural and Estimation Theory Solid Mechanics Teles H. G. McComb, Jr., A. K. Noor Various aspects of astrodynamics are con- Nonlinear analysis bf building structures, sideredincludingorbitcalculationsand numerical solution of nonlinear algebraic trajectory determination. Symposium, Octo- equations, and Newton's method are among ber 1980. topics discussed. Symposium, October 1980. NASA CP-2152 NASA CP-2147 N81-11070 464 pp N80.32756 287 pp Avail NTIS 1980 Avail NTIS 1980 Microwave Remote Sensing of Research in Nonlinear Structural and Snowpack Properties Solid Mechanics (Supplement) A. Rango H. G. McComb, Jr., A. K. Noor Remote sensing capabilitiesfor providing NASA Ce-2147 reliable snow cover data and measurement of N82.11489 44 pp snow water equivalents. Conference, May 1980. Avail NTIS q 1981 NASA CP-2153 Western Regional Sensing Conference N81-19511 272 pp Proceedings, 1979 Avail NTIS 1980 Diverse applications of Landsat data, opera- tional goals, and exchange of problems and Synchronous Energy Technology solutions. Conference, October 1979. ° Technologyareasincludephotovoltaics, NASA CP-2148 theimal management, energystorage, and N81.21440 192 pp power management.Symposium,April 1980.'". Avail NTIS 1980 NASA CP-2154 Impact for the 80's N80.33465 144 pp Avail NTIS 1980 Aircraft propulsion; wind power commer- cialization; lubrication and bearings; Stirling and gas turbine engines; and electric and Field Study forRimoteSensing: An hybrid vehicles. Conference, May 1980. Instructor's Manual NASA CP-2149 W. H. Wake, G. A. Hull N81.12978 238 pp The value of field work (surface truthing) in Avail NTIS 1980 the verification of image identification from high altitude infrared and multispectral space sensor images. Workshop, March 1978. The 11th Space Simulation Conference NASA CP-2155 A. C. Bond N81-32564 . 93 pp Subject areas include space and entry environ- Avail NTIS 1981 ments and the environmental testing of sys- tems and complete spacecraft of present-day Life in the Universe vintage. Conference, Septembert1980. NASA CP-2150 J. Billingbam N81-14138 435 pp The origins of life,life-supporting envi- Avail NTIS 1980 ronments, the evolution of life in the galaxy, and the detectability of technological civiliza- tions., NASA CP-2156 N82-20884 465 pp Avail GPO 1982

7- .; 1 27 VAS Demonstration Sounding, Validation Methods Research for Fault-. Workshop Tolerant Avionics and Control Systems D. L. Endres, L IV, ,Uccellini Sub-Working Group Meeting Operational sounding, colocation concepts, K. S. Trivedi, J. B. Clary correcting cloud errors, and the First GARP A computer-aidedreliabilityestimation Global Experiment. Conference, July 1980. proccdurc (CARE 3), developed to model the NASA CP-2157 behavior of ultrareliable systems required by flight-critical avionics and control systems, is N81.19709 83 PP Avail NTIS 1980 evaluated. NASA CP-2167 Aerospace Applications of N81-15702 30 pp Microprocessors Avail NTIS .1980 Microprocessorapplications,currentand Large Space Systems Technology, 1980 future requirements, and associated techno- F. Kopriver, logicaladvances.Workshop, November tolargeantenna 1980. Technologypertinent systcms and related to large space systems, NASA CP-2158 and activities that support both antenna and N81-11644 269 pp platformsystems. Avail NTIS 1980 Volume 1. Systems Technology Spacecraft Transmitter Reliability NASA CP-2168 Users' experience with spacc transmitters, N81-19164 , 445 pp cathodes, power supplies, and interfaces, spec- Avail NUS 1981 ifications, and quality assurance. Workshop, Vdlume 2. Base Technology September 1979. NASA CP-2168 NASA CP-2159 N81-19196 188 pp N81-16119 18 pp Avail NTIS 1981 Avail NTIS 1980 Space Photovoltaic Research and Technology 1980 First Scientific Working Group Meeting The application of silicon solar cells with of Airborne Doppler Lidar Wind respect to their importance in the exploration Velocity Measurement Program of space. Conference, October 1980. J. W.,kaufman NASA CP-2169 Flight test options for engineering verification N81-17531 395 pp of the NASA Marshall doppler lidar; flight Avail NTIS 1980 test options for data gathering; and postflight data processing.. The 1980 Aircraft Safety and Operating NASA CP-2161 Problems N81.10637 135 pp J. W. Stickle Avail NTIS gf 1980 Terminal-Irea-.opt

112. Advanced Aerodynamics and Active Fundamental Heat Transfer Research Controls for Gas Turbine Engines lnflight direct strike lightning research, tail D. E. Metzger configurations, .winglets,- and the drones for Trends in aeropropulsion research and tech- aerodynamic and structural testing program, nology, b ;'c analyses, experiments,-and hot NASA CP-2172 technol as related to gas turbine engines. N81.19001 180 pp Workshop, October 1980. Aviil NT1S 1981 NASA CP-2I78 N81.26063 68 pp Eastern Regional Remote Sensing Avail NTIS 1980 Applications Conference N. M. Short Float Zone Workshop The roles and activities of NASA and the R. J. Naumann National. Conference of State Legislatures in A summary of the analyticalfloat zone fostering' remote sensing technology utiliza- experimentsystemconcept.Workshop, tion by the states and in promoting interstate December 1980. communication and cooperation. NASA CP-2179 NASA CP-2173 N81-19144 175 pp N83-21419 240 pp Avail NTIS 1980 Avail NTIS 1981 Automated Decision Making and': NASA Metrology and Calibration, 1980 Problem Solving Review and assessment of NASA metrology E. Hey .° and calibration activities, results of audits by Volume 1. Executive Summary the Office of Inspector General, and review of a proposed NASA equipment management NASA CP-2180 system. Final report. N81-30889 55 pp Avail NTIS 1981 NASA CP-2174 Volume 2. Conference Presentations N81-23432 153 pp Avail NTIS 1981 NASA CP-2180 N81.29902 312 pp Proceedings of the 12th Annual Precise Avail NTIS 1980 Time and Time Interval (PM) Applications and Planning Meeting The 15th Aerospace Mechanisms S. C. Wardrip Symposium Emphasis on military applications and avi- Aerospace propulsion, aerodynamic devices, onics. Meeting, December 1980. crew safety, space vehicle control, and large NASA CP-2I75 space structures. Symposium, May 1981. N81-27467 871 pp NASA CP-2181 Avail NTIS 1981 N81-22388 433 pp Avail NTIS 1981 Joint University Program for Air Transportation Research, 1980 Spacecraft Changing Technology, 1980 tow-cost avionics concepts and hardware for Geosynchronous plasma environment, space- general aviation aircraft are discussed. craft modeling and materials characteriza- NASA CP-2176 tion,andsatellitedesignandtesting. N83-18637 144 pp Conference, November 1980. Avail NTIS 1981 NASA CP-2182 N82-14213 1005 pp The 1980 Goddard Space Flight Center Avail NTIS . 1981 Battery Workshop G. Halpert High Reynolds Number Research, 1980 Lithium primary cell technology and aero- L. W. McKinney, D. D. Bads space applications, with attention to statis-, Fluid dynamics, configuration aerodynamics, tical analysis of battery data and accelerated wind tunnel /flight correlation, space vehi- testing. Workshop, November 1980. cles, and theoretical aerodynamics. Work- NASA CP-2177 shop, December 1980. 'QS N81 -21493 426 pp NASA CP-2183 Avail NTIS 1981 N81-31130 315 pp Avail NTIS 1981

113 129 Gilidclines for Line-Oriented Flight Ozone Trend Dctcctability Training J. W. Campbell J. K. Lauber, H. C. Foushee The predictability of climatOlogical series, Designed as a handbook for LOFT users. whether empirical models can be trusted, and Workshop, January 1981. how errors in the, Dobson total ozont data Volume 1 affect trend dctectability. Symposium, July NASA CP-2184 1)77. ' N81.30101 46 pp NASA CP-2I89 Avail/NTIS 1981 N82-10624 108 pp Volume 2 Avail NTIS 1981 NASA CP-2I84 Aircraft Engine Diagnostics N82.13I23 156 pp Avail NTIS 1981 Engine durability,performance retention concepts, engine condition, monitoring sys- Wind Turbine Dynamics tems. Conference, May 1981. R. W. Thresher NASA CP-2190 N81.3I196 377 pp Tht adcquacy of state -of -the -art analysis tools 1981 for designing the next gcncration of wind Avail NTIS powcr systems and verifications of theory Variations of die Solar Constant which might be lacking or inadequate. Work- S. Sofia'-- shop, February 1981. Variations in data received from rocket -borne NASA CP-2185 and balloon-Voine instruments and indirect N82.23684 422 pp tcchniqucs to measure and monitor the solar Avail NTIS 1981 constant. Workshop, November 1980. Capacitor Technologies, Applications NASA CP-219I and Reliability N82-17014 285 pp 1981 Failure causes, accelerated testing, screening Avail NTIS tests, and improvements in capacitor capabi- lities. Symposium, Fcbruary 1981. Proceedings: Fifth Annual Workshop on Meteorological and Environmental NASA CP-2I86 Inputs to Aviation Systems 158 pp N81-26372 D. IV. Camp, W. Frost, 1981' °4 Avail NTIS P. D. Parsley Structural Dynamics and Control of Aviation safety, meteorology, air traffic con- Large Space Structures trol, training, and aviation weather research and services. E. B. Lightner NASA' CP-2I92 The basic research program assembled by N82.241139 149 pp;, NASA Langley to address the fundamental Avail NTIS 198,1 technology deficiencies identified in several studies on Irge space systems. Conference, Oceanic Lidar October 1980. K. L. Carder NASA CP-2I87 Lidar technology. Workshop, November 1980. N81-26166 136 pp NASA CP-2194 Avail NTIS 1981 N8I-31801 45 pp Chesapeake Bay Plume Study': Avail NTIS 1981 Supetflux 1980 Western Regional Remote Sensing J.P. Campbell, J. P. Thomas Conference Proceedings, 1981 role of remote sensing in monitoring and The Diverseapplications of LANDSAT data, assessing the effects of pollution of marine problem solutions, operational goals, and the resources. Symposium, January 1981. planned transition of the operational remote NASA CP-21881 sensingsystemto NOAA's supervision. N82-10661 504 pp Conference, March-April 1981. 1981 Avail NTIS NASA CP-2195 N82-22546 263 pp Avail NTIS 1981

etr 3 0 114 1, Office of Space and Terrestrial Numerical Boundary Condition Applications (OSTA) / Applications Procedures Da a Scrvicc (ADS) Data Systems Numerical procedures for treating inflow and Sta dards outflow boundaries, far field boundaries, and B. A. Walton multiblock grids. Symposium, October 1981. Current pilot methodologies and preliminary NASA CP-2201 requirements for guidelines and standards for N81.33856 383 pp catalogues,directories,anddictionaries. Avail NTIS Workshop, May 1981. NASA CP-2196 Multigrid Methods N82.15095 270 pp Developmentsinnumericalsolution, of Avail NTIS 1981 certain types pf partial differential equations Corse-81 by rapidly converging sequences of operations S. M. Davis on very fine to very coarse supporting grids. Symposium, October 1981. The1981conference on remote sensing education. NASA CP-2202 N81-33879 304 pp NASA CP-2197 Avail NTIS 1981 N83.17942 375 pp Avail NTIS 1981 Technical Communication Second'Eastern Regional Remote J. C. Mathes, T. E. Pinelli Sensing Applications Conference A history and definition of technical writing, M. L. Iniboff, R. G., Witt, the case method,'teaching technical writing, D. Kugelmann oral communication and rhetorical thegry, Agriculture and forestry, land cover analysis and new approaches in and practical applica- and planning, surface mining and energy, tions of technical writing. Confcrcncc, March water quality and the coastal zone, and user 1981. development programs. Part 1 NASA CP-2198, NASA CP-2203 N83-19141 398 pp N82-14960 307 pp Avail NTIS 1981 Avail NTIS 1981 Spacecraft Dynamics as Related to Part 2 Laboratory Experiments in Space NASA CP-2203 G. H. fichtl, B. N. Antar, F. G. Collins N82.15986 316 pp Avail NTIS 1981 The dynamics of drops, geophysical fluids, 9 superfluid helium, two phase flow, combus- tion, and heat transfer. Workshop, May NASA / MSFC FY81 Atmospheric 1979. Processes Research Review NASA CP-2199 R. E. Turner 1482-12109 206 pp Ongoing research programs and future plans' Avail NTIS 1981 forsatelliteinvestigationsintoglobal wcathcr, upper atmospheric phenomena, and The Numerical Studies Program for the severe storms and local weather. ,Atmospheric General Circulation NASA CP-2204

Experiment (AGCE) for Spacelab v12-1666011/ 161 pp Flights A ail NTIS 1981 - ' W. W. Fowlis, M. H. Davis. Sixth Annual Flight Mechanics/ Atmospheric circulation and physics, flow Estimation Theory Symposium gcomctry, and earth atmosphere. E. Lefferts NASA CP-2200 N82-12715 65 pp Methodsoforbitalpositionestimation. Avail NTIS 1981 Conference, October 1981. NASA CP-2205 N82.10064 287 pp Avail NTIS, 1981

131 115 RuggcdizcdMinicomputerHardware Space Laser Power Transmission System and Software Topics, 1981 Studies Minicomputers and the development and /or M. D. Williams, E. J. Conway certification of commercial or military air- Power transmission by laser technique and planes, gcncralizcd software error detection space-to-P,arth and space-totspacc configula- techniques, and real-time softwarc develop- tions. Symposium, October 1981. ment tools. Conference, February 1981. NASA CP-2214 NASA CP-2206 N82.18578 210 pp N82.14829 214 pp Avail NTIS 1982 AvailNTIS 1981 Largc Spitsc Systems Technology, 1981. Optical Information Proccssing for Aerospace Applications W. J. Boyer Program status, structures, matcrials, and Current research in optical processing and its analyses, and control of large space systcrris. role in future aerospace systems. Conference, Conference, November 1981, August 1981. Part 1 NASA CP-2207 N82.15894 347 pp NASA CP-2215 430 pp Avail NTIS 1981 N82.18275 Avail NTIS 1982 Electric Flight Systems N. J. Groom, R. V. Hood Part 2 MaterialS illustrating presentations on the .NASA CP-2215 development of electric flight system's for the N82.19257 479 pp all-electric aircraft and for spacecraft. Avail 1982 . . NASA CP-2209 Computational Aspects of. Heat N82-19134 - 269 pp Transfer In Structures . Avail NTIS 1982 H. M. Adelman Advanced Power Transmission Analysismethods,computerprograms, Technology thermal analysis of large space structures and G. K. Fischer high speed vehicles, and the impact of com- Technology overviews, advanced transmission puter systerhs. Symposium, Novcmbcr 1981. concepts. rolling-element bearing technology, NASA CP-2216 and traction dri'c technology. N82-23473 554 pp Avail NTIS 1982 NASA CI' -2210 N83-20119. 541 pp 1983 The 1981 Goddard Space Flight Center Avail NTIS Battery Workshop The Third International Cloud G. Halpern Condensation Nuclei Workshop Results of testing, analysis, and development W. C. Kocmond, C. R. Rogers, of lithium,nickel-cadmium, and nickel- S. W. Rea hydrogen batteries. Workshop, Novcmbcr Twenty-five instruments wcrc tested; aerosols 1981. wcrc supplied to the instruments by an on- NASA CP-2217 line generation system. Final report. N82-20402 544 pp NASA CP-2212 Avail NTIS 1982 N82-15383 287 pp Avail NTIS 1981 laminar Flow Control D. V. Maddalon Space Power Subsystem Automation Laminar flow airfoil design and construction, Technology boundary laycr control characteristics, and J. R. Graves \tonstruction materials and methods. Con- Technology issues involved in power sub- ference, September 1981. system automation and the reasonable objec- NASA CP-2218 tives to be sought in such a program. N82-20149 135 pp

NASA CP-2213 Avail NTIS . 1982 N82 -21254 219 pp Avail NTIS 1982

116132 Helicopter Handling Qualities Joint University, Program or Air Trans- 11;e Statusandproblems in the development portation Research, 1981 andspecification of helicopterhandling. Navig ;u ion,guidaOce, control and display qualities criteria, concepts, and hardware, with special em- NASA CI' -2219 phasis on applications to general aviation NH2.2320H 243 pp. aircraft. Conference, Dacinher 1981. Avail NTIS I982 NASA CI' -2224 NH2.26199 235 pp Proceedings of the Thirteenth Annual Avail NTIS 1982 Precise Timc and Timc Interval (PTTI) Applications and Planning Meeting Wind-Tunnel /Flight Corrclation, 1981 S. C. Wardrip 1. W. McKinney, D. D. Baas Important future trends and state of the art Wind - tunnel /flight Correlation activities arc and relevant past accomplishments. Mccting, reviewed to assure maximum effectiveness of Dcccmbcr1981. theearlyexperimental programs of the NASA CP-2220 NationalTransonicFacility.Workshop, NI12.20494 864 pp November 1981. Avail NTIS 1982 NASA CP-2225 N82.25196 224 pp The 16th Aerospace Mechanisms Avail .NTIS 1982 Symposium Technology survcy of dcviccs.dcsigncd for use Float Zonc Workshop inspaceoperations;includesorbiter E. L. Kern, E. K. Cothran specialized hardware, payload dcploymcnt, Space-based float zone crystal growth and and positioning. Confcrcncc, May 1982. melt behavior. Workshop, September 1981. NASA CP-2221 NASA-CP-2226 N82.23344 343 pp 'N82.26330 205 pp Avail Nils 1982 Avail N'kIS 1981

Production of Reliable Flight Crucial Meteorological Satellites: Past, Present, Software and Future J. R. Dunham, J. C. Knight Meteorological .satellite design, space plat- The state of the art in the production of forms and their meteorological appliCations, crucial software for flight control applications and user needs. and thirteen software development projects NASA CP-2227 are presented. N82.24781 61 pp NASA CP-2222 Avail NTIS 1982 N82-24845 27 pp AvailNTIS 1982 Eleventh International Laser Radar Conference Vibrational-Rotational Spectroscopy for Planetary Atmospheres Laser radar measurements of properties from the Earth's ocean surface to the mesosphere. M. J. Mumma, K. Fox, Conference, Junc 1982; J. Hornstein NASA CP-2228 Volume 1 N82-27706 267 pp NASA CP-2223 Avail NTIS 1982 .N82-25043 416 pp Avail NTIS 1982 Twelfth Space Simulation Conference Volumc 2 R. T. Hollingsworth NASA CP-2223 Spice Shuttle results, thermal simulation and N82.26134 242 pp protection, contamination, remote sensing, Avail NTIS 1982 and dynamics `,testing and assessment. Con - ference,May 1982. NASA CP-2229 N82-25291 339 pp Avail NTIS 1982

1 33 117 Large I lorizontal-Axis Wind Turbines Computer Science Research at LatigIcy R. Thrcubct S. J. Vole Current and Advated huge wind turbine Workshop, November 1981. systems, rotor Ithu le design and matinfact NASA C1' 2236 demi(' utility activities, and wind tesotmes NH2.26996 68 PP tissesscnts Ihr Avail NTIS 1982 NASA CP-22to N83.192 t I 823 pp Tropospheric Passive Remote Sensing Avail NTIS 1982 L. S. Keafer, Jr. Controlled Uological Life Support Airborne /spaccbornc passive remote sensing System: Use of Higher Plants 'systemsfortroposphericairqualityre- T. W. ribbitt, D. K. Alford scarch,Worksh4, July 1981.' Criteria for plant selection identified from NASA CP-2237 categories including food production, nutri- N82.26637 95 pp 1982 tion, and watcrrccycling. Worldliop, Novem- Avail NTIS ber 1979. Advances in Ultraviolet Astronomy: NASA.CP-2231 Four Years of IUE Research N82.24834 86 pp Y. Kondo, J. M. Mead, Avail gris. 1982 R. D. Chapman Controlled Ecological Life Support Results of ultraviolet observations of cool, System: Research and Development hot, binary, and variable stars; galaxies; and Guidelines the solar system utilizing the International Symposium, March- R. M. Mason, J. L. Carden UltravioletExplorer. April 1982. Research recommendations concern nutrition and food processing, food production, waste NASA CP-2238 653 pp processing, systems engineering and model- N82.31163 1982 ling, and ccology-systcms safety. Avail NTIS NASA CP-2232 Earth Radiation Science Seminars N82.24835 99 pp J. B. Hall, Jr. Avail NTIS 1982 Earth radiation budget cxperimcnts, instru- Controlled Ecological Life Support mentation, computational methods, and the System: Biological Problems cffcct of increased CO2 on climate. Seminars, June 1980 to October 1981. B. Moore, III, R. D. Macelroy NASA CP-2239 General processes and controls associated with N82.33320 175 pp two distinct experimental paradigms. Specific Avail NTIS 1982 areas include research related to food produc- tion and waste management. Atmospheric Effects and Potential NASA CP-2233 Climatic Impa,ct of the 1980 Eruptions N82-24836 42 pp of Mount St. Helens Avail NTIS 1982 A. Deepak, Applying Modeling Results, in Remote sensing measurements; transport and dispersion of volcanic effluents; chemistry of Designing a Global Tropospheric volcanic effluents; and weather and potential Experiment climateimpact.Symposium, November Field cxperimcnts and advanced modeling 1980. studies provide a strategy for a program of NASA CP-2240 global tropospheric experiments. Working 296 pp Group Meeting, July 1981. N83-11534 Avail NTIS 1982 NASA CP-2235 N82-29796 95 pp Avail NTIS 1982

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1 34 118 Airport / Community Noise Space Gerontology s. D. G, Stephens J. 'Willie!, A. C. Econnnint Airport noise and community planning for The elletr,. . of spateflight on the older noisecompatibility,Workshop,February person.andtheparallelsbetweenthe 1982, physiological irsponsrs to weightlessness and NASA CP-22.11 the aging process, NO2.31070 40 pp NASA 2248 Avail NTIS 1982 N81164118 121 pp Avail NTIS Fliiht Effects of Fan Noise D, Chestnuts Tenth NASTRAN User's Colloquium Workshop, January 1982. The development of a general-purpose finite NASA CP-2242 element'computer code for structural analysis N83.10883 128 pp is presented. Colloquium, May 1982. Avail NTIS 1982 NASACP-2249 ,NO3.12452 273 pp Flow Visualization and Laser avail NTIS 1982 Velocimetry for Wind Tunnels 1 W. W. Hunter, Jr., J. T. Foughner, Jr. Rotordynamic Instability Problems in Workshop. March 1982. High-Performance Turbontichinery Mechanical instabilitymechanisms,seal forces N6,SA CP-2243 andworking fluid forces in turbomachinery, NO2.32663 354 pp andcontrol of rotor Avail NTIS 1982 NASA CI' -2250 The Space Telescope Observatory k183.15629 460 pp D. N. B. Hall Avail NTIS 1982 The scientific capabilities and potential of the Advanced Materials Technology Space Telescope. IAU 18th General Assem- C. P. Blankenship, L. A. Teicbman bly, August 1982. Composites, polymer science, metallic mate- NASA CP-2244 rials, and materials processing areamong N82-33296 138 pp topics presented. Avail NTIS 1982 NASACP-225I 438 pp Research in Structural and Solid N83.12147 Avail NTIS 1982 Mechanics, 1982 J. M. Housner, A. K. Now' VISSR Atmospheric Sounder (VAS) Soluti rocedures and the physical investi- Research Review gon of structural responses. J. R. Greaves ASA CP-2245 NASA CP-2253 N82-33739 427 pp N83.24028 54 pp Avail NTIS 1982 Avail NTIS 1983 Human Factors Considerations in NASA Administrative Data Base System Design Management Systems

C. M. Mitchell, P. M. Vanbalen, Issuesconcerning. theprocurementand K. L. Moe operationof managementsystemsarc Human factors aspects of control room design, discussed. human computer dialogue, and interaction in NASA CP-2254 real time environments. N83.10559 285 pp NASA CP-2246 Avail NTIS 1983 N83-18238 381 pp Avail NTIS 1983 t

)135' 119 Advanced Automation for Space Tire Modeling Missions J, A,Tanner R. A, fiestas, Jr Ira P. (;ilbrratli SolUtion tohnititio Ito rite i onottproblems, 'Ilic feasibility of using mat!Mir intelligent r expetimental data, tile thermal stodirs, and in Intior spatemissions was studied, Final cutictit design pia/Mts. upon. NASA '(.1' 226.1 NASA CP. 2211 N81,21 191 2.11 pp N8111 192 pp Avail NTIS 19tt I Avail N 1IS 1982 Structural 114)yitamics and (:olitrol of Space Photovoltaic Research and Large Space Structures,1982 echnology, 1982 Al..1.,Bromfield SpAcsolar tell researth and development At livedamping andcontrolofflexible NASAcy nu, bcains, :wive suibilitation of flexibly antenna NH311H06 261 pp feed toweIN,andspat coati clinking ateamong Avail NTIS 1982 the toaststliS(11%1C(1. NASA ( .1' 2266 The Conception, Growth, Accomplish- NH322216 261 pp ments and Future of Meteorological Avail NTIS Ititi Satellites Aviation Gasolincs and Futiire vauithA Alternatives lisiogiol icvicwi and assessments of the cur D. J. Patterson tent and projected tole of meteorological Gcnetal aviation industry nerds and ditet satellites. The Tiros, Tiros N, and Nimbus tiolls,[ fuelsupply/deniandissues, and series satellites are discussed. general'aviationtechnology prospet NASA CP-2257 NASA' CP- 2267 1\1133.141325 105 pp Ni13.22,112 164 pp Avail NTIS 19H2 Avail NTIS 1081 Summary Proceedings of a Wind Shear Modeling, Analysis, and Optimization Workshop Issues fOr Large Space Structures J, it'Enders, Si".Si'. Melvin, 1.. 0,Pinson, A. K. Amos, Ir. Frost, et al. I'.B. Venkayya filemicrobtirst wind shear phenomenon, the Structure-control interaction, structural and optimum flight procedurefOruse (lining an structuraldynamicsmodeling, "hennal unexpectedPIVind shear counter,and analysis. testing, and design.. evaluation of the low-lcvel.wind shearalert NASA CP-225H system. NH3-18819 222 pp NASA CP-22Th Avail NT1S 1983 NH3-25265 20 pp NASA/MSFC FY-82 Atmospheric Avail NTIS 1983 Processes Research Review The 17th Aerospace Mechanisms . R. E. Turner Symposium Upper atmosphere,globalweather,and Space lubricatiOii,aerodynamic devices:space. severe storms and local weather. craft /Shuttle latches, deployment, positioning, ' NASA CP-2259 and pointing. . N183-19391 213 pp NASA CP-2273 390 PP Avail NTIS . 1082 N83-2.1Htil Cryogenic Wind Tunnel Models. Avail NTIS 1983 Design and Fabrication The 1st Symposium on Chemical C. P. Young Jr., B. B. Gloss Evolution and the Origin and - 'Evolution of Life NASA CP-2262 N83.18748 254 pp D. L. Devincenzi, L. G. Pleasant Ayail NTIS 1983 7EXIMICITCSIIi21chemistry,primitive earth, information transfer, solar system explora- tion, planetary protection, geologicalrecord, and early biological evolution. NASA CP-2276 N83.21556 I Pi pp Avail NTIS 1982 136

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This index is based roughly on a system of categories designed tgPfit the NASA information system. The t broad headings used in this index are as follows. Aeronautics Geosciences Physics ,Astronatitics Life Sciences Social Sciences Chemistry and Materials Mathematical and ,Space Sciences . Engineering Computer Scieria':

Aeronautics Aircn0 Propulsion and PoWer' Aeronautics (General) SP-36 CP-2077 SP-60 RP -1020 SP-259. CP-2078 SP-90 RP-1042 SP-290 CP-2087 SP -116 RP-1060 SP-304 CP-2092 SP-265 CP-2025 SP-381 CP-2 126 SP-266 .CP-2061 CP-7 CP-2I37 'SP-320 CP-2036 CP-2005 . CP-2146 SP-372 c CP-2045 CP-20 17 CP-2178 SP-415 CP-2085 CP-2021 CP-2190 SF'-445 CP-:2108 CP-2067

. SP-4N CP-2I72 1Researrh and Support Facilities SP-3070 CP-2I76 SP-379 CP -1 P-4403 CP-2I92 SP-440 CP-2009 SP-7037 CP-2209 SP-5074 CP:-22621 SP-9000 CP-2224 Astronalltics Aerodynamics Astronautics (Genenil) SP X24 SP-3007 SP-400 SP-147 SP-3039 SP-6 4 SP-8 SP-412 SP-180 SP-3078 SP-12 SP-413 SP-218 SP-3082 SP-15 . SP-424 SP-228 SP;-3093 SP-33 SP-428 SP-255 RP-1050 SP-34° SP-443 SP-301 RP -1063 ), SP-35 SP -4001 SP-347 CP-2046 SP-39) SP-4002 SP-367 CP-2054 SP-4 SP-4009 SP-378 CP-2086 SP-51 SP-4011 S394 CP-2093 SP-59 SP-4017 SP05 CP-2183 SP-76 SP.-4201 SP 06 CP-2218 o SP-82 SP-4203 SP09 CP-2225 SP-101 SP-4205 SP- SP-121 SP-4209 Air Transpotion and Safety SP -137 SP-6503 SP-27Q CP-2094 SP-138 SP-7046 SP-271 CP-2120 SP -139 CP-2002 SP-292 CP-2170 SP-149 CP-2007 SP -416 CP-2184 SP -196 CP-2026 RP-1008 Cr-2219 SP-214 CP-2039 CP-2066 0-238 CP-2069 P-287 CP-2075 Aricraft Design, Testing and Performance SP-315 CP-2091 SP-83 SP'-435 SP-330 CP-2I79 SP-148 ,3 SP-460 SP-362 CP-2205 SP-178 RP-1043 SP-399 CP-2226 SP-352 RP-1046 SP-385 Aerodynamics SP-24 CP-2050 SP-141 CP-2082 SP-325 CP-2123 RP-1009 CP-2152 13 121 Gmund Support Systems and Fail fides Spacecraft Design, Testing and Performance i (Space) (cont.) SP-298 RP-1028 SP-8031 RP-1080 SP-336 CP-2196 SP-8034 CP-2071. SP-4204 SP-8036 CP-2I82 SP-8037 CR.2199 Launch Vehicles and Space Vehicles SP -8042. CP-2229 SP-10 SP-454 SP-8043 SP -16 SP-3028 Spacecraft Instrumentation SP-30 SP-4202 SP-32 SP-4210 SP-145 SP-8096 SP-8033 SP-8102 .,SP-43 SP-4401 rSP-57- SP-5026 SP-8047 CP-2101 SP-107 % SP-7004 SP-8070 CP-2159 SP-109 SP -7601 SP-8078 OP-2255 SP-119 CP-2035 Spacecraft Propulsion and Power SP-133 CP-2118 SP-8088 SP-151 CP-2168 SP-20 SP-8089 SP-278 CP-2187 SP-21 SP-8090 SP-279 , CP-2215 SP-22 SP-8093 SP-280 CP-2258 SPS -123 SP-8100 SP-401 CP-2266 SP-125 SP-8107 Space Transportation SP-131 SP-8112 SP-407 SP-8095 SP-194 SP -8114 SP-432 RP-1059 SP-210 SP 13-115' SP-8057 SP-273 SP-8119 SP-464 SP-8120 Spacecraft Communication, Command and. SP-3043 SP-8123 Tracking SP-3080 SP-8124 SP-93 SP-5094 ,SP8025 ' SP-8125 SP -156 SP-8026 SP-8029 SP-8126 SP-3049 SP -8030. RP-1052 Spacecraft Design, Testing and Performance SP-8039 RP-1104 SP-8041 : CP-2058 SP-17 SP-8044 SP-8051 CP-2144 SP-23 SP-8045 SP-8052 CP -2154 SP-28 SP-8053 CP-2213 SP-8054 SP-8074 SP-65 ... SP 66 SP-8055 SP-8087 SP-68 SP-8056 clienlistry'and Materials SP-258 .SP-8058 Chimiaryandildmiak(Genera0 ' SP-276 SP-8059,. SP-27 CP-201 P-408 SP-8060 SP-3094 CP-2251 SP 5 'SP-8061 SP -5974 . CP-2276 SP-3051 SP-8062 SP-5096 SP-8063 Composite Materials' SP-4206 SP-8065 SP-448 RP-1014 SP-6502 SP-8066 SP -5014 RP-1016 SP-8001 SP-8071 SP-5027 RP -1092 SP-8002 SP-8072 SP-5039 CP-2074 SP-8003 SP-8077 SP-5055 CP-2079 SP-8004 SP-8084 SP-5060 CP-2119 SP-8005 SP-8079 SR-5974 CP -2142 SP-8006 SP-8086 RP-1002 SP-80I2 SP-8092 Inorganic and Physical Chemistry SP-8013 SP-8098 SP-3092 SP-8014 SP-8099 SP-3005 SP-3097 SP -8015 SP-8104 SP-3071 SP-8016 SP-8105 SP-3072 SP-5061 a SP-5083 SP-8017 SP-8108,' SP-3073 SP-5901 SP-8018 RPR -1025 Sp-3076 SP-5974 SP-8022 RPI027 SP-3077 RP -1011 SP-8024 RP -1056 SP-3085 CP-2016 SP-8027 RP -1074 SP-3087 SP-8028 RP-1079 'SP-3088

122 136 Metallic Materials Electronics and Electrical Engineering SP-41 SP-5051 SP -2, SP-5942 SP-42 SP-5068 SP-79 SP-5943 SP-143 SP-5089 SP-244 SP-5946 SP -227 SP-5090 SP -154 SP-5947 SP-245 SP-5091 SP-2.08 SP-5948 SP-5012 SP-5095 SP-3022 SP-5951 SP-5017 SP-5098 SP-5002 SP-5956 SP-5028 SP-5106 SP-5022 SP-5963 , SP-5025 SP-5110 SP-5031 SP-5964 SP-5088 SP-5911 SP-5034 SP-5971 SP-50345,: SP-5921 SP-5036 SP-5972 SP-5086. SP-5940 SP-5043 SP-6508 SP -5044 RP-1006 SP-5046 SP-7023 Nonmetallic Materials SP-5057 SP-8111 SP-5063 CP-2027 SP-58 SP-5066 SP-5077 CP-2186 SP-318 SP-5085 SP-5104 CP-2217 SP-3101 SP-5097 SP-5917 SP-5037 SP-5109 SP-5052 SP-5961 Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer SP-5058 SP-7020 SP-31 SP-3046 SP-5059 SP-55 SP-3048 Propellants and Fuels SP-106 SP-3074 SP-164 SP-3098 SP-3037 SP-8075 SP-183 SP-5071 'SP -3089 SP-8076 SP-186 . SP-5102 SP-3090 SP-8113 SP-216 . SP-5112 SP-4404 RP o 13 SP-297 SP-5920 SP-5053 RP-1051 SP-321 SP-5930 SP-7002 RP-2033 SP-369 SP-5938 SP-8064 RP-2267 SP-422 RP-1035 SP-8073 SP-3009 RP-1038 Engineering SP-:3015 RP-1102 Engineering (General) SP-3018 RP-1103 SP -105 SP-5928 SP-3019 CP-2121 SP-237 SP-5929 SP-3045 CP-2216 SP-247 SP-5932 Instrumentationand Photography SP-5010 SP-5934 SP-5938 SP-5050 SP-5032 SP-5953 SP-132 SP-5092 SP-5033 SP-5978 SP-168 SP-5099 SP-5062 SP-7007 SP-171 SP-5118 SP-5064 SP-7008 SP-193 SP-5907 SP-5065 SP-7012 SP-248 SP-5914 SP-5084 SP-7025 SP-250 SP-5954 SP-5111 CP-2001 SP-299 SP-5957 SP-5114 . CP-2019 SP-307 CP-2112 SP-5904 CP-2122 SP-335 CP-2174 SP-5915 CP-2127 SP-3083 CP-2212 SP-5919 CP-2150 SP-3084 CP-2228 SP-5925 CP-2221 SP-5001 CP-2237 1§13-5926 SP-5020 CP-2243 Communications SP-5038 -SP-46 SP-306'7 lasers and Masers SP-52 SP1,5605 SP-375 SP-7009 SP-69 SP-5079. SP-395 CP-2084 SP-80 SP-5080 SP-433 CP-2107 SP-87 SP-5935 SP-5107 CP-2138 SP-95 SP-5950 SP-5116 CP-2175 SP -182 SP-5972 SP-5937 CP-2214 SP-217 SP-7010 SP-5973 CP-2220 SP-3042 SP-7022 SP-3052 RP-1082 139 123 Mechanical Engineering Earth Resources (cont.) SP-38 SP-5910 SP-294 RP-1039 SP-113 SP-5912 SP-327 RP-1066 SP-181 SP-5916 SP-351 RP-1067 SP-277 SP-5918 SP-353 RP-1086 , , SP-282 SP-5923 SP-356 RP-1100 SP-333 SP-5924 1SP-357 CP-6 SP-354 SP -5927 SP -359 CP-2030 SP-5003 SP-5936 SP -360 CP-2073 SP-5009 SP-5976 SP-364 CP-2115 SP-5011, SP-5977 SP-380 CP-2116 SP -5013 SPL5978 SP-388 CP-2148 SP-5016 SP -8048 SP-391 CP-2153 SP-5019 SP-8080 SP-412 CP-2173 SP-5024 SP-8081 SP-427 CP-2 195 SP-5026 SP-8094. SP-431 CP-2197

SP-5029 SP ;8097 SP-5056 1 CP-2198 SP-5040 SP-8101 Energy Production and Conversion:, SP-5073 SP-8109 CP-2037 SP-5087 SP-8.110 SP-120 SP-172 :_cp,a41 SP-4101 SP-8121 SP-323 CP-2042 SP -5903. CP.?2038 ' CP-2088 SP-5905 CP-2080 SP-455 CP-2097 SP-5906 CP-2133 SP-3003 CP-2106 SP-5908 CP-2210 SP-5004 SP-5103 CP-2117 SP -5909 CP-2250 SP-5115 CP-2125 Quality Assurance and Reliability;,: SP-7027 CP-2141 SP-3079 SP-5976 SP-7042 CP-2149 SP-5076 SP-5977 SP-7043 CP-2169 SP-5082 SP-6002 SP-7044 CP72177 SP-5113 SP-6003 RP-1076 CP-2185 SP-5952 SP-6501 RP-1099 CP-2230 SP-5972 SP-6509 CP-2020 CP-2256 Structural Mechanics CP-2034 'SP-160 SP-8035 Environment Pollution SP-221 SP -8040 SP -285 RP-1047 SP-222 SP-8046 SP-322 RP-1064 SP-223 SP-8050 SP-3040 CP-2110 SP-224 SP-8068 SP-5072 CP-2018 SP-260 Geophysics SP-288 CP-2059 SP-53 SP-8049 SP-309 CP-20 62 SP-94 SP-8067 SP-5100 CP-2065 SP-219 SP-5944 CP-2081 SE-8116 SP-264 RP-1010 SP-5945 CP-2131 SP-296 RP-1022 SP-5966 CP-2151 SP-365 RP-1062 SP-8007 CP-2181 --- SP-365 RP-1081 SP-8008 CP-2245 SP-403 RP-1088 SP-8009 CP-2249 SP-3026 RP-1098 SP-8019 CP-2264 SP-3027 CP-4 SP-8032. CP-22 73 SP-3032 CP-2004 Geoscienfm SP-3033 CP-2056 Geosaknces (General) SP-3034 CP-2090 SP-158 CP-204 3 SP-3038 CP-2095 SP-366 CP-2049 SP-3054 CP-2134 CP -2010 CP-2155 SP-3055. CP-2145 CP-2024 CP-2240 SP-3081 CP-2189 SP-5042 CP-2235 Earth Resources SP-8021 SP-129 e SP-7036 SP-230 SP-7041 SP-275 RP-1015 SP-283 RP-1016

124 1 4 0 Meteorology and Climatology Man /System Technology and.lift Support SP-49 , RP-1070 SP-47 SP-302 SP-89 RP-1071 SP-48 SP-363 SP-96 RP-1072 SP-70 SP-50:47 SP-175 RP-1073 SP-84 SP -5070 SP-176 RP-1095 SP-102 SP-5081 SP-212 RP-1096 SP-117 SP-5117 SP-231 CP-2028 SP-118 SP-6506 SP-293 CP-2029 SP-134 RP-1024 SP-398 CP-2057 SP-144 RP -1055 SP-410 CP-2076 SP-192 CP-2006 SP-457 CP-2100 SP-202 CP-2013 SP-3091 CP-2104 SP-205 .CP-2060 SP-3095 CP-2105 SP-215 CP-2231 . SP-3102 CP-2128 SP-234 CP-2232 RP-1005 CP-2139 SP-261 CP-2233 'RP-1617 CP-2140 SP -281 CP -2246 RP-1023 CP-2157 "'Planetary Biology RP-1026 CP-2161 SP-56 SP-414 RP-1032 CP-2200 SP-75 , SP-419 RP-1034 CP-2204 SP-328 SP-7015 RP-1044 CP-2227 SP-344 CP-2156 RP-1049 CP-2253 RP-1053 CP-2257 Mathematical and Computer Sciences RP-1054 CP-2259 Mathematical and Computer Sciences (General) RP-1058 CP-2270 SP-203 CP-2032 Oceanography SP-7045 CP-2114 SP-358 CP-2109 RP-1085 CP-2130 RP-1012 CP-2132 RP-1091 CP-2167 RP-1083 CP-2188 CP-45 CP-2236 CP-2003 CP-2194 CP-2012 Computer Operations and Hardware Life Sciences a Life Sciences (General) -SP-390 CP-2040 SP-5049 CP-2158 SP-18 SP-377 SP-1048 SP-92 SP-5007 SP-104 SP-5023 Computer Programming and Software SP-108 SP-5045 SP-3075 RP-1091 SP-110 SP-5054 SP-5069 CP-2015 SP -161 SP-5078 SP-5913 CP-2055 SP-165 SP-5105 SP-5962 CP-2064 SP-191 SP-7014 SP-5967 CP-2222 SP-204 CP-5 RP-1085 SP-262 CP-2063 Computer Systems SP-358 CP-2070 CP-2143 Aerospace Medicine CP-2206 SPL64 SP-374 Cybernetics SP-72 SP-411 SP-77 SP-430 SP-128 SP-86 SP-477 SP-211 SP-103 SP-4003 Numerical Analysis SP-115 SP-5006 SP-170 SP-3050 SP-152 SP-5041 SP-274 SP-5939 SP-187 SP-5958 SP-316 SP-5979 SP-188 SP-7011 SP-437 CP-2201 SP -269 SP-7021 SP-3010 CP-2202 SP -314 CP-2051 SP-3044 CP-2166 SP-368 CP-2248 Statistics and Probability Behavioral Science RP-1077 SP-209 RP-1001 SP-3006 CP-2103 141 125 Systems Analysis A)ln2inistrationand Management SP -371 SP-29 SP-6007 SP-5048 SP -291 SP-6008 CP-2180 SP-324 SP-t009 Physics SP-4102 SP-6504 SP-4901 SP-66505 Physics (General) SP -5933 SP-6507 SP-26 SP -5931 SP-6004 SP-7034 SP-376 SP-5973 SP-6005 SP-7500 SP-3023 CP-2I29 SP-6006 SP -7501 Acoustics .Documentationand Information Science SP -189 SP-5108 SP- I SP-7029 SP-207 CP-2052 SP-3 SP-7030 SP-220 CP-2I35 SP-7 SP-7033 SP-31I CP-2234 SP-9 SP-7035 SP-346 CP-2241 SP-5955 SP-7040 SP-5093 CP-2242 SP-7001 SP-7047 Atomic and Molecular Physks SP-7005 SP-7048 SP-3012 SP-3068 SP-7000 SP-7050 SP-301 3 SP-3096 SP-7013 SP-705I SP-3036 SP -7031 SP -7016 SP-7200 SP-3041 SP-7032 SP -7018 SP -9001 SP-3056 RP -1084 SP -7019 RP-1003 SP-3064 CP-2I36 SP-7024 CP-2203 SP-7028 CP-2254 Op tics Law and Political Science SP -159 SP -5941 SP-233 .SP -5965 SP-44 SP-338 CP-2207' Urban Technologyand Transportation Plasma Physics SP-4 SP-5067 SP-25 SP-253 SP-37 SP-5075 SP-51I9 S P- I 53 SP-254 SP-40 SP-226 SP-3066 SP-1 22 SP-5120 SP-236 CP-2I65 SP-142 SP -5121 SP-252 SP-313 SP-7038 SP-442 SP -7039. Solid-S(ate Physics SP-50I5 RP -1041 SP-240 SP -5018 CP-2044 SP-3008 SP-5021 1 CP-2096 SP-5960 SP-5030 Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics Space Sciences A SP-239 SPL3020 Space Sciences (General) SP -3001 SP23035 SP -II SP-343 SP-3002 SP-3069 SP- I 3 SP -361 SP-3011 SP-3099 SP-54 SP-382 SP -3014 SP-3100 SP- I 14 SP-384 SP -3017 SP-5959 SP -136 SP-386 Social Sciences SP-1 55 SP-387 Social Sciences(General) SP -162 SP-404 SP- I 67 SP-441 SP-5 SP -4015 SP -195 SP-456 SP-73 SP -4016 SP-251 SP-42I I SP -81 SP -4018 SP-286 RP -1021 SP-85 SP -4019 SP-295 RP -1030 SP-185 SP-4020 SP-300 RP-1036 SP-4004 113-4101 SP -312 CP-2 SP-4005 SP -4301 SP-326 CP-2111 SP-4006 SP-4302 SP -331 CP-2113 SP-4007 SP-4402 SP-4008 SP-4403 SP-4010 CP-20I4 SP-4012 CP-2102 SP -4014 142 126 Ai-Puna/7o Lunar and PlanetaryExploration (7t.) SP-91 SP-434 SP-272 RP-1057 SP-I27 SP-466 SP-284 RP -1068 SP-213 SP-3047 SP-289 RP-1093 SP-332 SP-3065 SP-306 RP-1097 SP-256 RP-1037 SP-319 CP-2031 SP-373 CP-2124 SP-329 CP-2053 SP-392 CP-2238' SP-334 CP-2068 SP-421 CP-2244 SP-337 CP-2072 SP-340 CP-2089 Astrophysics SP-341 CP-2223_ SP-97 SP-463 SP-135 SP-3053 Solar Physics 4P-140 SP-3057 SPf50 SP-402 SP -150 SP-3058 SP-`74 SP-426 SP-308 SP-3059 SP-100 SP-1069 SP-310 SP-3060 SP-303 SP-2098 SP-317 SP-3061 SP-342 -SP:2191_ . SP-345 SP-3062 Space Radiation SP-370 SP-3063A SP-71 SP-339 SP-383 SP-7026 SP -169 SP-3024 SP-389 SP-8117 SP-199 SP -1031 -393 SP-8118 SP-243 SP-2239 S -450 RP-1065 . SP-249 SP-453 CP-2171 Lanai. and Planetary Exploration SP-I4' SP-348 SP-61 SP-349 SP-62 SP-350 SP-63 SP-355 SP-78 SP-397 SP-88 SP-417 SP-98 SP-418 SP-99 SP-420 SP-111 SP-423 SP-112 SP-425 SP -126 SP-429 SP-130 SP-436 SP-146 SP-438 SP-157 SP-439 SP -163 SP4I4 SP -166 SP-446 SP-173 SP-45I SP-1414 SP-461 SP-177 SP-3016 SP-179 SP-3021 SP -184 SP-3029 SP-190 SP-3030 SP-197 SP-3031 SP-198 SP-3086 SP-260 SP-4902 SP-201 SP-7003 SP-206 SP-7017 SP-225 SP-8010 SP-229 SP-801I SP-232 SP-8020 SP-235 SP-8038 SP-241 SP-8023 SP-242 , SP-8069 SP-246 SP-8085 SP-257 SP-8091 SP-263 SP-8103 SP-267 SP-8122 SP-268 RP-1007 143

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