NASA SP-7063 (05)

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TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS: A CATALOG OF SPECIAL

PUBLICATIONS, REFERENCE PUBLICATIONS,

CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS, AND TECHNICAL Unclas

PAPERS, 1087-1990 (NASA) 174 p CSCL 05B 00/82 0012239

A CATALOG OF SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS, REFERENCE

PUBLICATIONS, CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS, AND

TECHNICAL PAPERS 1987-1990

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PREFACE

The pursuit of human knowledge through scientific research and technical endeavor has vastly expanded

understanding of our world and the universe we live in. The contributions of NASA through scientific

and technical research and development affect not only our understanding and use of aeronautics and

space but also touch our daily lives. Geologists, oceanographers, meteorologists, archaeologists, aircraft

engineers, aerospace decision makers, land-use planners, historians, and rescue teams all make use

of the results of NASA's research. The findings of this research and development are published in NASA's

scientific and technical report series as a part of NASA's mandate to disseminate the results of the

agency's far-reaching work.

This catalog provides a cumulative list of NASA publications from four report series entered into the

NASA Scientific and Technical Information Database during the accession years 1987 through 1990. For

previous lists, see Records of Achievement: NASA Special Publications, NASA SP-470 (accession

number N83-33792), NASA Scientific and Technical Publications: A Catalog of Special Publications,

Reference Publications, Conference Publications, and Technical Papers, 1977-1986, NASASP-7063(01)

(accession number N87-30218). Supplements 02, 03, and 04 of this catalog list NASA publications

announced in 1987, 1988, and 1989, respectively.

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These are available by subscription from, respectively, the U.S. Government Printing Office and the

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This catalog includes publicly available reports from four NASA report series: Special Publications (SPs),

Reference Publications (RPs), Conference Publications (CPs), and Technical Papers (TPs). The scope

of each series is defined as follows:

Special Publications are often concerned with subjects of substantial public interest. They report

scientific and technical information derived from NASA programs for audiences of diverse technical

backgrounds.

Reference Publications contain compilations of scientific and technical data of continuing reference

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Technical Papers present the results of significant research conducted by NASA scientists and

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is as follows:

NASA SP-7011 Aerospace Medicine and Biology: Monthly plus

A Continuing Bibliography with Indexes annual cumulative index

NASA SP-7037 Aeronautical Engineering: ^ Monthly plus

A Continuing Bibliography with Indexes annual cumulative index

NASA SP-7039 NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: Semiannual

A Continuing Bibliography

Section 1: Abstracts; Section 2: Indexes
NASA SP-7046 Technology for Large Space Systems: Semiannual

A Bibliography with Indexes

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A Bibliography with Indexes

NASA SP-7500 Management: Annual

A Bibliography for NASA Managers

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NASA Scientific and Technical Publications 1987-1990

TABLE OF CONTENTS

AERONAUTICS For related information see also Astronautics.

01 AERONAUTICS (GENERAL) 1

02 AERODYNAMICS 2

Includes aerodynamics of bodies, combinations, wings, rotors, and control surfaces; and internal flow in ducts

and turbomachinery. For related information see also 34 Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer.

03 AIR TRANSPORTATION AND SAFETY 12

Includes passenger and cargo air transport operations; and aircraft accidents. For related information see

also 16 Space Transportation and 85 Urban Technology and Transportation.

04 AIRCRAFT COMMUNICATIONS AND NAVIGATION 13

Includes digital and voice communication with aircraft; air navigation systems (satellite and ground based);

and air traffic control. For related information see also 17 Space Communications, Spacecraft Communications,

Command and Tracking and 32 Communications and Radar.

05 AIRCRAFT DESIGN, TESTING AND PERFORMANCE 13

Includes aircraft simulation technology. For related information see also 18 Spacecraft Design, Testing and

Performance and 39 Structural Mechanics. For land transportation vehicles see 85 Urban Technology and

Transportation.

06 AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTATION 16

Includes cockpit and cabin display devices; and flight instruments. For related information see also 19 Space

craft Instrumentation and 35 Instrumentation and Photography.

07 AIRCRAFT PROPULSION AND POWER 17

Includes prime propulsion systems and systems components, e.g., gas turbine engines and compressors;

and onboard auxiliary power plants for aircraft. For related information see also 20 Spacecraft Propulsion

and Power, 28 Propellants and Fuels, and 44 Energy Production and Conversion.

08 AIRCRAFT STABILITY AND CONTROL 19

Includes aircraft handling qualities; piloting; flight controls; and autopilots. For related information see also 05

Aircraft Design, Testing and Performance.

09 RESEARCH AND SUPPORT FACILITIES (AIR) 21

Includes airports, hangars and runways; aircraft repair and overhaul facilities; wind tunnels; shock tubes; and

aircraft engine test stands. For related information see also 14 Ground Support Systems and Facilities (Space).

ASTRONAUTICS For related information see also Aeronautics.

12 ASTRONAUTICS (GENERAL) 22

For extraterrestrial exploration see 91 Lunar and Planetary Exploration.

13 ASTRODYNAMICS 23

Includes powered and free-flight trajectories; and orbital and launching dynamics.

14 GROUND SUPPORT SYSTEMS AND FACILITIES (SPACE) 23

Includes launch complexes, research and production facilities; ground support equipment, e.g., mobile transporters; and simulators. For related information see also 09 Research and Support Facilities (Air).

15 LAUNCH VEHICLES AND SPACE VEHICLES 23

Includes boosters; operating problems of launch/space vehicle systems; and reusable vehicles. For related

information see also 20 Spacecraft Propulsion and Power.

16 SPACE TRANSPORTATION 24

Includes passenger and cargo space transportation, e.g., shuttle operations; and space rescue techniques.

For related information see also 03 Air Transportation and Safety and 18 Spacecraft Design, Testing and

Performance. For space suits see 54 Man/System Technology and Life Support.

17 SPACE COMMUNICATIONS, SPACECRAFT COMMUNICATIONS, COMMAND AND TRACKING . N. A.

Includes telemetry; space communications networks; astronavigation and guidance; and radio blackout. For

related information see also 04 Aircraft Communications and Navigation and 32 Communications and Radar.

N.A.—no abstracts were assigned to this category for this issue.
18 SPACECRAFT DESIGN, TESTING AND PERFORMANCE 24

Includes satellites; space platforms; space stations; spacecraft systems and components such as thermal

and environmental controls; and attitude controls. For life support systems see 54 Man/System Technology

and Life Support. For related information see also 05 Aircraft Design, Testing and Performance, 39 Structural

Mechanics, and 16 Space Transportation.

19 SPACECRAFT INSTRUMENTATION N.A.

For related information see also 06 Aircraft Instrumentation and 35 Instrumentation and Photography.

20 SPACECRAFT PROPULSION AND POWER 26

Includes main propulsion systems and components, e.g., rocket engines; and spacecraft auxiliary power

sources. For related information see also 07 Aircraft Propulsion and Power, 28 Propellants and Fuels, 44

Energy Production and Conversion, and 15 Launch Vehicles and Space Vehicles.

CHEMISTRY AND MATERIALS

23 CHEMISTRY AND MATERIALS (GENERAL) 27

24 COMPOSITE MATERIALS 28

Includes physical, chemical, and mechanical properties of laminates and other composite materials. For

ceramic materials see 27 Nonmetallic Materials.

25 INORGANIC AND PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 29

Includes chemical analysis, e.g., chromatography; combustion theory; electrochemistry; and photochemistry.

For related information see also 77 Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics.

26 METALLIC MATERIALS 30

Includes physical, chemical, and mechanical properties of metals, e.g., corrosion; and metallurgy.

27 NONMETALLIC MATERIALS 31

Includes physical, chemical, and mechanical properties of plastics, elastomers, lubricants, polymers, textiles,

adhesives, and ceramic materials. For composite materials see 24 Composite Materials.

28 PROPELLANTS AND FUELS N.A.

Includes rocket propellants, igniters and oxidizers; their storage and handling procedures; and aircraft fuels.

For related information see also 07 Aircraft Propulsion and Power, 20 Spacecraft Propulsion and Power, and

44 Energy Production and Conversion.

29 MATERIALS PROCESSING 32

Includes space-based development of products and processes for commercial application. For biological

materials see 55 Space Biology.

ENGINEERING For related information see also Physics.

31 ENGINEERING (GENERAL) 32

Includes vacuum technology; control engineering; display engineering; cryogenics; and fire prevention.

32 COMMUNICATIONS AND RADAR 33

Includes radar; land and global communications; communications theory; and optical communications. For

related information see also 04 Aircraft Communications and Navigation and 17 Space Communications,

Spacecraft Communications, Command and Tracking. For search and rescue see 03 Air Transportation and

Safety, and 16 Space Transportation.

33 ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 34

Includes test equipment and maintainability; components, e.g., tunnel diodes and transistors; microminiaturization; and integrated circuitry. For related information see also 60 Computer Operations and Hardware and

76 Solid-State Physics.

34 FLUID MECHANICS AND HEATTRANSFER 35

Includes boundary layers; hydrodynamics; fluidics; mass transfer and ablation cooling. For related information

see also 02 Aerodynamics and 77 Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics.

35 INSTRUMENTATION AND PHOTOGRAPHY 39

Includes remote sensors; measuring instruments and gauges; detectors; cameras and photographic supplies;

and holography. For aerial photography see 43 Earth Resources and Remote Sensing. For related information

see also 06 Aircraft Instrumentation and 19 Spacecraft Instrumentation.

36 LASERS AND MASERS 40

Includes parametric amplifiers. For related information see also 76 Solid-State Physics.
37 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 41

Includes auxiliary systems (nonpower); machine elements and processes; and mechanical equipment.

38 QUALITY ASSURANCE AND RELIABILITY 42

Includes product sampling procedures and techniques; and quality control.

39 STRUCTURAL MECHANICS 42

Includes structural element design and weight analysis; fatigue; and thermal stress. For applications see 05

Aircraft Design, Testing and Performance and 18 Spacecraft Design, Testing and Performance.

GEOSCIENCES For related information see also Space Sciences.

42 GEOSCIENCES (GENERAL) 47

43 EARTH RESOURCES AND REMOTE SENSING 48

Includes remote sensing of earth resources by aircraft and spacecraft; photogrammetry; and aerial photography.

For instrumentation see 35 Instrumentation and Photography.

44 ENERGY PRODUCTION AND CONVERSION 50

Includes specific energy conversion systems, e.g., fuel cells; global sources of energy; geophysical conversion;

and windpower. For related information see also 07 Aircraft Propulsion and Power, 20 Spacecraft Propulsion

and Power, and 28 Propellants and Fuels.

45 ENVIRONMENT POLLUTION 51

Includes atmospheric, noise, thermal, and water pollution.

46 GEOPHYSICS 51

Includes aeronomy; upper and lower atmosphere studies; ionospheric and magnetospheric physics; and

geomagnetism. For space radiation see 93 Space Radiation.

47 METEOROLOGY AND CLIMATOLOGY 55

Includes weather forecasting and modification.

48 OCEANOGRAPHY 58

Includes biological, dynamic, and physical oceanography; and marine resources. For related information see

also 43 Earth Resources and Remote Sensing.

LIFE SCIENCES

51 LIFE SCIENCES (GENERAL) 58

52 AEROSPACE MEDICINE 59

Includes physiological factors; biological effects of radiation; and effects of weightlessness on man and animals.

53 BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 60

Includes psychological factors; individual and group behavior; crew training and evaluation; and psychiatric

research.

54 MAN/SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY AND LIFE SUPPORT 60

Includes human engineering; biotechnology; and space suits and protective clothing. For related information

see also 16 Space Transportation.

55 SPACE BIOLOGY 61

Includes exobiology; planetary biology; and extraterrestrial life.

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENCES

59 MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENCES (GENERAL) 61

60 COMPUTER OPERATIONS AND HARDWARE 62

Includes hardware for computer graphics, firmware, and data processing. For components see 33 Electronics

and Electrical Engineering.

61 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND SOFTWARE 62

Includes computer programs, routines, algorithms, and specific applications, e.g., CAD/CAM.

62 COMPUTER SYSTEMS 64

Includes computer networks and special application computer systems.
63 CYBERNETICS 64

Includes feedback and control theory, artificial intelligence, robotics and expert systems. For related information

see also 54 Man/System Technology and Life Support.

64 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 64

Includes iteration, difference equations, and numerical approximation.

65 STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY 65

Includes data sampling and smoothing; Monte Carlo method; and stochastic processes.

66 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS 65

Includes mathematical modeling; network analysis; and operations research.

67 THEORETICAL MATHEMATICS 66

Includes topology and number theory.

PHYSICS For related information see also Engineering.

70 PHYSICS (GENERAL) 66

For precision time and time interval (PTTI) see 35 Instrumentation and Photography; for geophysics,

astrophysics or solar physics see 46 Geophysics, 90 Astrophysics, or 92 Solar Physics.

71 ACOUSTICS 66

Includes sound generation, transmission, and attenuation. For noise pollution see 45 Environment Pollution.

72 ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR PHYSICS 67

Includes atomic structure, electron properties, and molecular spectra.

73 NUCLEAR AND HIGH-ENERGY PHYSICS 68

Includes elementary and nuclear particles; and reactor theory. For space radiation see 93 Space Radiation.

74 OPTICS 68

Includes light phenomena and optical devices. For lasers see 36 Lasers and Masers.

75 PLASMA PHYSICS 68

Includes magnetohydrodynamics and plasma fusion. For ionospheric plasmas see 46 Geophysics. For space

plasmas see 90 Astrophysics.

76 SOLID-STATE PHYSICS 69

Includes superconductivity. For related information see also 33 Electronics and Electrical Engineering and 36

Lasers and Masers.

77 THERMODYNAMICS AND STATISTICAL PHYSICS N.A.

Includes quantum mechanics; theoretical physics; and Bose and Fermi statistics. For related information see

also 25 Inorganic and Physical Chemistry and 34 Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer.

SOCIAL SCIENCES

80 SOCIAL SCIENCES (GENERAL) N.A.

Includes educational matters.

81 ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT 69

Includes management planning and research.

82 DOCUMENTATION AND INFORMATION SCIENCE 70

Includes information management; information storage and retrieval technology; technical writing; graphic

arts; and micrography. For computer documentation see 61 Computer Programming and Software.

83 ECONOMICS AND COST ANALYSIS N.A.

Includes cost effectiveness studies.

84 LAW, POLITICAL SCIENCE AND SPACE POLICY 72

Includes NASA appropriation hearings; aviation law; space law and policy; international law; international

cooperation; and patent policy.

85 URBAN TECHNOLOGY AND TRANSPORTATION 72

Includes applications of space technology to urban problems; technology transfer; technology assessment;

and surface and mass transportation. For related information see 03 Air Transportation and Safety, 16 Space

Transportation, and 44 Energy Production and Conversion.
SPACE SCIENCES For related information see also Geosciences.

88 SPACE SCIENCES (GENERAL) 72

89 ASTRONOMY 73

Includes radio, gamma-ray, and infrared astronomy; and astrometry.

90 ASTROPHYSICS 75

Includes cosmology; celestial mechanics; space plasmas; and interstellar and interplanetary gases and dust.

For related information see also 75 Plasma Physics.

91 LUNAR AND PLANETARY EXPLORATION 77

Includes planetology;.and manned and unmanned flights. For spacecraft design or space stations see 18

Spacecraft Design, Testing and Performance.

92 SOLAR PHYSICS 79

Includes solar activity, solar flares, solar radiation and sunspots. For related information see 93 Space Radiation.

93 SPACE RADIATION 79

Includes cosmic radiation; and inner and outer earth's radiation belts. For biological effects of radiation see

52 Aerospace Medicine. For theory see 73 Nuclear and High-Energy Physics.

GENERAL

Includes aeronautical, astronautical, and space science related histories, biographies, and pertinent reports

too broad for categorization; histories or broad overviews of NASA programs.

99 GENERAL 80

SUBJECT INDEX A-1

PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX B-1

REPORT NUMBER INDEX C-1

XIII
01

AERONAUTICS (GENERAL)

Sep. 1987 134 p

(NASA-SP-7037(217); MAS 1.21:7037(217)) Avail: NTIS HC A07

CSCL 01B

This bibliography lists 450 reports, articles, and other documents

introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information

system in August, 1987. Author

N87-18520*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

JOINT UNIVERSITY PROGRAM FOR AIR TRANSPORTATION

RESEARCH, 1983

FREDERICK R. MORRELL, comp. Mar. 1987 80 p Conference

held in Atlantic City, N.J., 16 Dec. 1983; sponsored by NASA and

FAA

(NASA-CP-2451; L-16254; NAS 1.55:2451) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 01B

AIR NAVIGATION, AIR TRANSPORTATION, AIRCRAFT

GUIDANCE, AVIONICS, CONFERENCES, FLIGHT CONTROL

N87-22604*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

JOINT UNIVERSITY PROGRAM FOR AIR TRANSPORTATION

RESEARCH, 1984

FREDERICK R. MORRELL, comp. May 1987 165 p Meeting

held in Hampton, Va., 18 Jan. 1985

(NASA-CP-2452; L-16255; NAS 1.55:2452) Avail: NTIS HC

A08/MF A01 CSCL 01B

AIR TRANSPORTATION, AIRCRAFT CONTROL, AIRCRAFT

GUIDANCE, AVIONICS, CONTROL THEORY, SURFACE

NAVIGATION

N87-25267*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

WIND SHEAR/TURBULENCE INPUTS TO FLIGHT

SIMULATION AND SYSTEMS CERTIFICATION

ROLAND L BOWLES, ed. and WALTER FROST, ed. (FWG

Associates, Inc., Tullahoma, Tenn.) Jul. 1987 272 p Workshop

held in Hampton, Va., 30 May - 1 Jun. 1984

(NASA-CP-2474; L-16329; NAS 1.55:2474) Avail: NTIS HC

A12/MFA02 CSCL 01B

AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE, AVIONICS, FLIGHT SAFETY,

FLIGHT SIMULATION, PILOT PERFORMANCE, WIND SHEAR

N87-27596*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

JOINT UNIVERSITY PROGRAM FOR AIR TRANSPORTATION

RESEARCH, 1985

FREDERICK R. MORRELL, comp. Jul. 1987 100 p Conference

held in Atlantic City, N.J., 30 Jan. 1986

(NAS 1.55:2453; NASA-CP-2453) Avail: NTIS HC A05/MF A01

CSCL 01B

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL, AIR TRANSPORTATION,

CONFERENCES, FAULT TOLERANCE, FLIGHT CONTROL,

GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM, INERTIAL NAVIGATION

N87-27613* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING: A CONTINUING

BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 217)

N88-14926*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

LANGLEY SYMPOSIUM ON AERODYNAMICS, VOLUME 1

SHARON H. STACK, comp. Dec. 1986 592 p Symposium

held in Hampton, Va., 23-25 Apr. 1985

(NASA-CP-2397; L-16031; NAS 1.55:2397) Avail: NTIS HC

A25/MF A04 CSCL 01B

AERODYNAMIC CONFIGURATIONS, AIRCRAFT DESIGN,

AIRCRAFT MANEUVERS, COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS,

CONFERENCES

N88-16625*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA/ARMY ROTORCRAFT TECHNOLOGY. VOLUME 1:

AERODYNAMICS, AND DYNAMICS AND AEROELASTICITY

Feb. 1988 537 p Conference held at Moffett Field, Calif.,

17-19 Mar. 1987

(NASA-CP-2495-VOL-1; NAS 1.55:2495-VOL-1) Avail: NTIS HC

A23/MF A03 CSCL 01B

AEROELASTICITY, COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS,

CONFERENCES, FLIGHT CONTROL, HELICOPTERS, ROTOR

AERODYNAMICS

N88-16632*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA/ARMY ROTORCRAFT TECHNOLOGY. VOLUME 2:

MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES, PROPULSION AND DRIVE

SYSTEMS, FLIGHT DYNAMICS AND CONTROL, AND

ACOUSTICS

Feb. 1988 587 p Conference held at Moffett Field, Calif.,

17-19 Mar. 1987

(NASA-CP-2495-VOL-2; NAS 1.55:2495-VOL-2) Avail: NTIS HC

A25/MFA04 CSCL 01B

AEROACOUSTICS, AIRCRAFT DESIGN, CONFERENCES,

CONTROLLABILITY, ENGINE DESIGN, FRACTURE MECHANICS,

HELICOPTERS, ROTOR AERODYNAMICS

N88-16650*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA/ARMY ROTORCRAFT TECHNOLOGY. VOLUME 3:

SYSTEMS INTEGRATION, RESEARCH AIRCRAFT, AND

INDUSTRY

Feb. 1988 387 p Conference held at Moffett Field, Calif.,

17-19 Mar. 1987

(NASA-CP-2495-VOL-3; NAS 1.55:2495-VOL-3) Avail: NTIS HC

A17/MFA03 CSCL 01B

AIRCRAFT DESIGN, FLIGHT TESTS, HELICOPTER

PERFORMANCE, ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT, SYSTEMS

INTEGRATION
01 AERONAUTICS (GENERAL)

N88-19407*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM CHARACTERISTICS OF A

DUAL-LIFT HELICOPTER SYSTEM

L. S. CICOLANI and G. KANNING Jul. 1986 86 p

(NASA-TP-2615; A-86114; MAS 1.60:2615) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MFA01 CSCL01B

CARGO AIRCRAFT, EQUILIBRIUM, HEAVY LIFT

HELICOPTERS, SUSPENDING (HANGING), TETHERING

N88-23715*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

JOINT UNIVERSITY PROGRAM FOR AIR TRANSPORTATION

RESEARCH, 1986

FREDERICK R. MORRELL, comp. Apr. 1988 115 p Meeting

held in Hampton, Va., 8-9 Jan. 1987; sponsored by NASA, Langley

Research Cetner, Hampton, Va. and FAA, Washington, D.C.

Sponsored by NASA, Washington

(NASA-CP-2502; L-16406; NAS 1.55:2502) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL01B

AERODYNAMICS, AIRCRAFT CONTROL, AIRCRAFT

GUIDANCE, AVIONICS, SURFACE NAVIGATION

N88-27148*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY ROTOR METHODOLOGY

ASSESSMENT WORKSHOP

MICHAEL J. MCNULTY, ed. and WILLIAM G. BOUSMAN, ed. Jun.

1988 381 p Workshop held in Moffett Field, Calif., 21-22 Jun.

1983; sponsored by NASA, Ames Research Center and the Army

Prepared in cooperation with Army Aviation Systems Command,

Moffett Field, Calif. Sponsored by NASA, Washington, D.C.

(NASA-CP-10007; A-86381; NAS 1.55:10007;

USAAVSCOM-CP-88-A-001; AD-A200007) Avail: NTIS HC

A17/MFA03 CSCL01/2

AERODYNAMIC STABILITY, AEROELASTICITY, CONFERENCES, MATHEMATICAL MODELS, ROTOR AERODYNAMICS, ROTOR BODY INTERACTIONS

N88-27163* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING: A CONTINUING

BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH INDEXES

Aug. 1988 126 p

(NASA-SP-7037(229); NAS 1.21:7037(229)) Avail: NTIS HC A07

CSCL 01B

This bibliography lists 455 reports, articles, and other documents

introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information

system in July, 1988. Author

N8SM9230*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

JOINT UNIVERSITY PROGRAM FOR AIR TRANSPORTATION

RESEARCH, 1987

FREDERICK R. MORRELL, comp. Apr. 1989 118 p Presented

at a conference held in Atlantic City, NJ, 14-15 Jan. 1988

(NASA-CP-3028; L-16547; NAS 1.55:3028) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MFA01 CSCL 01B

AVIONICS, COMPUTER TECHNIQUES, CONTROL THEORY,

GUIDANCE (MOTION), SURFACE NAVIGATION

N89-22568*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EVALUATION OF THE RIDE QUALITY OF A LIGHT TWIN

ENGINE AIRPLANE USING A RIDE QUALITY METER

ERIC C. STEWART Jun. 1989 27 p

(NASA-TP-2913; L-16524; NAS 1.60:2913) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 01B

AIRCRAFT COMPARTMENTS, AIRCRAFT NOISE, NOISE

TOLERANCE, SOUND TRANSMISSION, VIBRATION

N89-29304* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING: A CONTINUING

BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 242)

Aug. 1989 132 p

(NASA-SP-7037(242); NAS 1.21:7037(242)) Avail: NTIS HC A07;

NTIS standing order as PB89-914100, $10.50 domestic, $21.00

foreign CSCL 01A

This bibliography lists 466 reports, articles, and other documents

introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information

system in July, 1989. Subject coverage includes: design,

construction and testing of aircraft and aircraft engines; aircraft

components, equipment and systems; ground support systems;

and theoretical and applied aspects of aerodynamics and general

fluid dynamics. Author

N90-20921*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

JOINT UNIVERSITY PROGRAM FOR AIR TRANSPORTATION

RESEARCH, 1988-1989

FREDERICK R. MORRELL, comp. Mar. 1990 202 p Research

program held during 1988-1989; sponsored by NASA, Langley

Research Center and FAA

(NASA-CP-3063; L-16740; NAS 1.55:3063) Avail: NTIS HC

A10/MF A02 CSCL 01C

AIR NAVIGATION, AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL, AIR

TRANSPORTATION, AIRCRAFT CONTROL, AVIONICS,

CONFERENCES, CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGN, CONTROL

THEORY, PSYCHOLOGY, UNIVERSITIES, WARNING SYSTEMS,

WIND SHEAR

N90-20942*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

LASER-VELOCIMETER-MEASURED FLOW FIELD AROUND AN

ADVANCED, SWEPT, EIGHT-BLADE PROPELLER AT MACH

0.8

HARVEY E. NEUMAN, JOHN A. SERAFINI, DANIEL Y. WHIPPLE,

and BRIAN T. HOWARD May 1985 100 p

(NASA-TP-2462; E-2429; NAS 1.60:2462) Avail: Issuing Activity

CSCL 01B

FLOW DISTRIBUTION, LASER DOPPLER VELOCIMETERS,

PROPELLERS, WIND TUNNEL TESTS

N90-27648* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING: A CONTINUING

BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 255)

Aug. 1990 153 p

(NASA-SP-7037(255); NAS 1.21:7037(255)) Avail: NTIS HC A08;

NTIS standing order as PB90-914100, $11.50 domestic, $23.00

foreign CSCL 01A

This bibliography lists 529 reports, articles, and other documents

introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information

system in June 1990. Subject coverage includes: design,

construction and testing of aircraft and aircraft engines; aircraft

components, equipment and systems; ground support systems;

and theoretical and applied aspects of aerodynamics and general

fluid dynamics. Author

02

AERODYNAMICS

Includes aerodynamics of bodies, combinations, wings, rotors, and

control surfaces; and internal flow in ducts and turbomachinery.

N77-85474* National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Hugh L. Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, CA.

SUPERCRITICAL WING TECHNOLOGY: A REPORT ON
02 AERODYNAMICS

FLIGHT EVALUATIONS

1972 133 p

(NASA-SP-301; C72-71337)

N87-10039*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

WIND-TUNNEL INVESTIGATION OF THE FLIGHT

CHARACTERISTICS OF A CANARD GENERAL-AVIATION

AIRPLANE CONFIGURATION

D. R. SATRAN Oct. 1986 60 p

(NASA-TP-2623; L-15929; NAS 1.60:2623) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01A

CANARD CONFIGURATIONS, FLIGHT CHARACTERISTICS,

GENERAL AVIATION AIRCRAFT, WIND TUNNEL TESTS

N87-10042*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SUPERSONIC, NONLINEAR, ATTACHED-FLOW WING DESIGN

FOR HIGH LIFT WITH EXPERIMENTAL VALIDATION

J. L PITTMAN, D. S. MILLER, and W. H. MASON (Grumman

Aerospace Corp., Bethpage, N.Y.) Aug. 1984 221 p

(NASA-TP-2336; L-15787; NAS 1.60:2336) Avail: NTIS HC

A10/MF A02 CSCL 01A

CAMBERED WINGS, REATTACHED FLOW, SUPERCRITICAL

FLOW, SUPERSONIC AIRFOILS, SUPERSONIC FLOW

N87-10838*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECTS OF TAIL SPAN AND EMPENNAGE ARRANGEMENT

ON DRAG OF A TYPICAL SINGLE-ENGINE FIGHTER AFT END

J. R. BURLEY, II and B. L BERRIER Sep. 1984 136 p

(NASA-TP-2352; L-15742; NAS 1.60:2352) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MFA01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC DRAG, AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATIONS, SKIN

FRICTION, TAIL ASSEMBLIES, TRANSONIC SPEED

N87-10839*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

STATIC INTERNAL PERFORMANCE OF

SINGLE-EXPANSION-RAMP NOZZLES WITH

THRUST-VECTORING CAPABILITY UP TO 60 DEC

B. L. BERRIER and L D. LEAVITT Oct. 1984 144 p

(NASA-TP-2364; L-15766; NAS 1.60:2364) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AXISYMMETRIC BODIES, NOZZLE FLOW, THRUST VECTOR

CONTROL

N87-10841*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

TRANSONIC FLOW ANALYSIS FOR ROTORS. PART 2:

THREE-DIMENSIONAL, UNSTEADY, FULL-POTENTIAL

CALCULATION

I. C. CHANG Jan. 1985 27 p

(NASA-TP-2375-PT-2; A-9682; NAS 1.60:2375-PT-2) Avail: NTIS

HCA03/MFA01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC STABILITY, HELICOPTER PERFORMANCE,

ROTORS, TIP VANES, TRANSONIC FLOW

N87-10843*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

PILOTED SIMULATION STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF AN

AUTOMATED TRIM SYSTEM ON FLIGHT CHARACTERISTICS

OF A LIGHT TWIN-ENGINE AIRPLANE WITH ONE ENGINE

INOPERATIVE

E. C. STEWART, P. W. BROWN, and K. R. YENNI Nov. 1986

41 p

(NASA-TP-2633; L-16147; NAS 1.60:2633) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC BALANCE, AUTOMATIC FLIGHT CONTROL,

ENGINE FAILURE, LIGHT AIRCRAFT

N87-11702*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

FORWARD-SWEPT WING CONFIGURATION DESIGNED FOR

HIGH MANEUVERABILITY BY USE OF A TRANSONIC

COMPUTATIONAL METHOD

M. J. MANN and C. E. MERCER Nov. 1986 185 p

(NASA-TP-2628; L-16120; NAS 1.60:2628) Avail: NTIS HC

A09/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC CONFIGURATIONS, HIGHLY MANEUVERABLE AIRCRAFT, SWEPT FORWARD WINGS, TRANSONIC SPEED

N87-12541*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECT OF PORT CORNER GEOMETRY ON THE INTERNAL

PERFORMANCE OF A ROTATING-VANE-TYPE THRUST

REVERSER

B. L BERRIER and F. J. CAPONE Dec. 1986 51 p

(NASA-TP-2624; L-16135; NAS 1.60:2624) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MFA01 CSCL 01A

CORNER FLOW, NOZZLE GEOMETRY, PORTS (OPENINGS),

ROTATING BODIES, THRUST REVERSAL, VANES, WIND

TUNNEL TESTS

N87-14284*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

PROPAGATION OF SOUND WAVES IN TUBES OF

NONCIRCULAR CROSS SECTION

W. B. RICHARDS (Oberlin Coll., Ohio) Aug. 1986 33 p

(NASA-TP-2601; E-2690; NAS 1.60:2601) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 01A

ELLIPTICAL CYLINDERS, PIPES (TUBES), SOUND WAVES,

WAVE PROPAGATION

N87-15174*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

APPLICABILITY OF LINEARIZED-THEORY ATTACHED-FLOW

METHODS TO DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF FLAP SYSTEMS

AT LOW SPEEDS FOR THIN SWEPT WINGS WITH SHARP

LEADING EDGES

HARRY W. CARLSON and CHRISTINE M. DARDEN Jan. 1987

54 p

(NASA-TP-2653; L-16151; NAS 1.60:2653) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01A

DESIGN ANALYSIS, FLAPS (CONTROL SURFACES),

LINEARITY, LOW SPEED, SHARP LEADING EDGES, SWEPT

WINGS, THIN WINGS, VORTEX FLAPS

N87-15183*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFICIENT SOLUTIONS TO THE EULER EQUATIONS FOR

SUPERSONIC FLOW WITH EMBEDDED SUBSONIC REGIONS

ROBERT W. WALTERS and DOUGLAS L. DWOYER Jan. 1987

18 p

(NASA-TP-2523; L-15975; NAS 1.60:2523) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

EMBEDDING, EULER EQUATIONS OF MOTION, PROBLEM

SOLVING, SUBSONIC FLOW, SUPERSONIC FLOW

N87-15184*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SUBSONIC MANEUVER CAPABILITY OF A SUPERSONIC

CRUISE FIGHTER WING CONCEPT

GREGORY D. RIEBE and CHARLES H. FOX, JR. Jan. 1987

74 p

(NASA-TP-2642; L-16097; NAS 1.60:2642) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01A

FIGHTER AIRCRAFT, MANEUVERS, SUBSONIC SPEED,

SUPERSONIC CRUISE AIRCRAFT RESEARCH, WINGS

N87-17665*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

PRELIMINARY DESIGN OF TURBOPUMPS AND RELATED

MACHINERY
02 AERODYNAMICS

GEORGE F. WISLICENUS Oct. 1986 397 p

(NAS3-13475)

(NASA-RP-1170; E-7389; MAS 1.61:1170) Avail: NTIS HC

A17/MFA03 CSCL 01A

Pumps used in large liquid-fuel rocket engines are examined.

The term preliminary design denotes the initial, creative phases of

design, where the general shape and characteristics of the machine

are determined. This compendium is intended to provide the design

engineer responsible for these initial phases with a physical

understanding and background knowledge of the numerous special

fields involved in the design process. Primary attention is directed

to the pumping part of the turbopump and hence is concerned

with essentially incompressible fluids. However, compressible flow

principles are developed. As much as possible, the simplicity and

reliability of incompressible flow considerations are retained by

treating the mechanics of compressible fluids as a departure from

the theory of incompressible fluids. Five areas are discussed: a

survey of the field of turbomachinery in dimensionless form; the

theoretical principles of the hydrodynamic design of

turbomachinery; the hydrodynamic and gas dynamic design of axial

flow turbomachinery; the hydrodynamic and gas dynamic design

of radial and mixed flow turbomachinery; and some mechanical

design considerations of turbomachinery. Theoretical considerations are presented with a relatively elementary mathematical

treatment. Author

N87-17668*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

WIND-TUNNEL INVESTIGATION AT SUPERSONIC SPEEDS OF

A REMOTE-CONTROLLED CANARD MISSILE WITH A

FREE-ROLLING-TAIL BRAKE TORQUE SYSTEM

A. B. BLAIR, JR. Mar. 1985 38 p

(NASA-TP-2401; L-15882; MAS 1.60:2401) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 01A

BRAKING, CANARD CONFIGURATIONS, FINS, MISSILE

CONFIGURATIONS, REMOTE CONTROL, ROLLING MOMENTS,

SUPERSONIC SPEED, TAIL ASSEMBLIES, TORQUE, WIND

TUNNEL TESTS

N87-17669*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

COMBINED AERODYNAMIC AND STRUCTURAL DYNAMIC

PROBLEM EMULATING ROUTINES (CASPER): THEORY AND

IMPLEMENTATION

WILLIAM H. JONES Feb. 1985 75 p

(NASA-TP-2418; E-2278; NAS 1.60:2418) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC COEFFICIENTS, COMPUTATIONAL FLUID

DYNAMICS, COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION, DYNAMIC

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

N87-18537*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

HELICOPTER BLADE-VORTEX INTERACTION LOCATIONS:

SCALE-MODEL ACOUSTICS AND FREE-WAKE ANALYSIS

RESULTS

DANNY R. HOAD Apr. 1987 106 p

(DA PROJ. 1L1-62209-AH-76-A)

(NASA-TP-2658; L-16214; AVSCOM-TM-87-B-1; NAS 1.60:2658;

AD-A179379) Avail: NTIS HC A06/MF A01 CSCL 01/1

ACOUSTICS, BLADE-VORTEX INTERACTION, FREE FLOW,

HELICOPTERS, ROTORS, VORTICES, WAKES

N87-19351*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF CHANNEL FLOW TRANSITION,

RESOLUTION REQUIREMENTS AND STRUCTURE OF THE

HAIRPIN VORTEX

STEVEN E. KRIST (Joint Inst. for Advancement of Flight Sciences,

Hampton, Va.) and THOMAS A. ZANG Apr. 1987 71 p

(NASA-TP-2667; L-16204; NAS 1.60:2667) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01A

BOUNDARY LAYER STABILITY, BOUNDARY LAYER

TRANSITION, BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS, CHANNEL FLOW,

COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS, SPECTRAL METHODS

N87-20233*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

INVESTIGATION OF LEADING-EDGE FLAP PERFORMANCE

ON DELTA AND DOUBLE-DELTA WINGS AT SUPERSONIC

SPEEDS

PETER F. COVELL, RICHARD M. WOOD, and DAVID S. MILLER

Apr. 1987 125 p

(NASA-TP-2656; L-16143; NAS 1.60:2656) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 01A

DELTA WINGS, EXPERIMENT DESIGN, LEADING EDGE

FLAPS, SUPERSONIC SPEED

N87-20238*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

LEWIS INVERSE DESIGN CODE (LINDES): USERS MANUAL

JOSE M. SANZ Mar. 1987 67 p

(NASA-TP-2676; E-3221; NAS 1.60:2676) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AIRFOILS, CODING, DESIGN ANALYSIS, HODOGRAPHS,

INVERSIONS, TURBINE BLADES, USER MANUALS (COMPUTER

PROGRAMS)

N87-20966*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Hugh L. Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, CA.

IN-FLIGHT SURFACE OIL-FLOW PHOTOGRAPHS WITH

COMPARISONS TO PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION AND

BOUNDARY-LAYER DATA

ROBERT R. MEYER, JR. and LISA A. JENNETT Apr. 1985

27 p Original contains color illustrations

(NASA-TP-2395; H-1184; NAS 1.60:2395) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

BOUNDARY LAYER FLOW, FLOW VISUALIZATION,

IN-FLIGHT MONITORING, OILS, PHOTOGRAPHY, PRESSURE

DISTRIBUTION

N87-21855*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

WIND-TUNNEL FREE-FLIGHT INVESTIGATION OF A

0.15-SCALE MODEL OF THE F-106B AIRPLANE WITH

VORTEX FLAPS

LONG P. YIP May 1987 46 p

(NASA-TP-2700; L-16202; NAS 1.60:2700) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

F-106 AIRCRAFT, FREE FLIGHT, VORTEX FLAPS, WIND

TUNNEL MODELS, WIND TUNNEL TESTS

N87-21871*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

NEW METHODS AND RESULTS FOR QUANTIFICATION OF

LIGHTNING-AIRCRAFT ELECTRODYNAMICS

FELIX L. PITTS, LARRY D. LEE, RODNEY A. PERALA, and

TERENCE H. RUDOLPH (Electro Magnetic Applications, Inc.,

Lakewood, Colo.) Jun. 1987 67 p

(NASA-TP-2737; L-16281; NAS 1.60:2737) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MFA01 CSCL 01A

ELECTRODYNAMICS, F-106 AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT TESTS,

LIGHTNING, RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

N87-21873*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECTS OF AFTERBODY BO ATT AIL DESIGN AND

EMPENNAGE ARRANGEMENT ON AEROPROPULSIVE

CHARACTERISTICS OF A TWIN-ENGINE FIGHTER MODEL AT

TRANSONIC SPEEDS

LINDA S. BANGERT, LAURENCE D. LEAVITT, and DAVID E.

REUBUSH Jun. 1987 134 p

(NASA-TP-2704; L-16227; NAS 1.60:2704) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AFTERBODIES, AXISYMMETRIC FLOW, BOATTAILS, DRAG,
02 AERODYNAMICS

FIGHTER AIRCRAFT, NOZZLES, PROPULSIVE EFFICIENCY,

TAIL ASSEMBLIES

N87-22626*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EXPERIMENTAL CAVITY PRESSURE DISTRIBUTIONS AT

SUPERSONIC SPEEDS

ROBERT L. STALLINGS, JR. and FLOYD J. WILCOX, JR. Jun.

1987 79 p

(NASA-TP-2683; L-16215; NAS 1.60:2683) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 01A

CAVITIES, FLUID FLOW, PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION,

SUPERSONIC SPEED

N87-23586*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ON MINIMIZING THE NUMBER OF CALCULATIONS IN

DESIGN-BY-ANALYSIS CODES

RAYMOND L BARGER and ANUTOSH MOITRA Jun. 1987

16 p

(NASA-TP-2706; L-16226; NAS 1.60:2706) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC CONFIGURATIONS, APPROXIMATION,

DESIGN ANALYSIS, NUMERICAL ANALYSIS, PRESSURE

DISTRIBUTION

N87-23592*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

MACH 6 EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL STABILITY

AND PERFORMANCE OF A CRUCIFORM MISSILE AT ANGLES

OF ATTACK UP TO 65 DEGREES

EDWARD R. HARTMAN (Arnold Engineering Development Center,

Arnold Air Force Station, Tenn.) and PATRICK J. JOHNSTON

Jul. 1987 41 p

(NASA-TP-2733; L-16287; NAS 1.60:2733) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 01A

ANGLE OF ATTACK, CRUCIFORM WINGS, EXPERIMENTATION, HYPERSONIC SPEED, MACH NUMBER, MISSILES

N87-23593*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECT OF A TRADE BETWEEN BOATTAIL ANGLE AND

WEDGE SIZE ON THE PERFORMANCE OF A

NONAXISYMMETRIC WEDGE NOZZLE

GEORGE T. CARSON, JR., E. ANN BARE, and JAMES R.

BURLEY, II Jul. 1987 67 p

(NASA-TP-2717; L-16248; NAS 1.60:2717) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AXISYMMETRIC BODIES, BOATTAILS, NOZZLE GEOMETRY,

PERFORMANCE TESTS, TRADEOFFS, WEDGES

N87-23597*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

STUDY OF LEE-SIDE FLOWS OVER CONICALLY CAMBERED

DELTA WINGS AT SUPERSONIC SPEEDS, PART 1

RICHARD M. WOOD and CAROLYN B. WATSON Jul. 1987

212 p

(NASA-TP-2660-PT-1; L-16192; NAS 1.60:2660-PT-1) Avail:

NTIS HC A10/MF A02 CSCL 01A

CONICAL CAMBER, DELTA WINGS, FLOW DISTRIBUTION,

LEE WAVES, STRUCTURAL DESIGN, SUPERSONIC FLOW,

VORTICES

N87-24410*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE 1985 NASA AMES RESEARCH

CENTER'S GROUND-EFFECTS WORKSHOP

KERRY MITCHELL, ed. Feb. 1987 448 p Workshop held at

Moffett Field, Calif., 20-21 Aug. 1985

(NASA-CP-2462; A-86391; NAS 1.55:2462) Avail: NTIS HC

A19/MF A03 CSCL 01A

GROUND EFFECT (AERODYNAMICS), INGESTION

(ENGINES), POWERED LIFT AIRCRAFT, V/STOL AIRCRAFT,

VERTICAL LANDING

N87-24432*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

STATIC INTERNAL PERFORMANCE OF A TWO-DIMENSIONAL

CONVERGENT-DIVERGENT NOZZLE WITH THRUST

VECTORING

E. ANN BARE and DAVID E. REUBUSH Jul. 1987 115 p

(NASA-TP-2721; L-16240; NAS 1.60:2721) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 01A

CONVERGENT-DIVERGENT NOZZLES, STATIC TESTS,

THRUST VECTOR CONTROL, TWO DIMENSIONAL FLOW

N87-24433*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

MULTIAXIS CONTROL POWER FROM THRUST VECTORING

FOR A SUPERSONIC FIGHTER AIRCRAFT MODEL AT MACH

0.20 TO 2.47

FRANCIS J. CAPONE and E. ANN BARE Jul. 1987 264 p

(NASA-TP-2712; L-16213; NAS 1.60:2712) Avail: NTIS HC

A12/MF A02 CSCL 01A

FIGHTER AIRCRAFT, MACH NUMBER, SUPERSONIC CRUISE

AIRCRAFT RESEARCH, THRUST VECTOR CONTROL

N87-25301*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

STUDY OF LEE-SIDE FLOWS OVER CONICALLY CAMBERED

DELTA WINGS AT SUPERSONIC SPEEDS, PART 2

RICHARD M. WOOD and CAROLYN B. WATSON Jul. 1987

404 p

(NASA-TP-2660-PT-2; L-16192; NAS 1.60:2660-PT-2) Avail:

NTISHCA18/MF A03 CSCL 01A

CONICAL CAMBER, DELTA WINGS, FLOW DISTRIBUTION,

FLOW VISUALIZATION, SUPERSONIC FLOW, WING LOADING

N87-25998*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

SUPERCOMPUTING IN AEROSPACE

PAUL KUTLER and HELEN YEE Mar. 1987 299 p Symposium

held at Moffett Field, Calif., 10-12 Mar. 1987

(NASA-CP-2454; A-87082; NAS 1.55:2454) Avail: NTIS HC

A13/MFA02 CSCL 01A

COMPUTATIONAL ASTROPHYSICS, COMPUTATIONAL

CHEMISTRY, COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS,

COMPUTATIONAL GRIDS, COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION,

CONFERENCES, INTERACTIONAL AERODYNAMICS,

NAVIER-STOKES EQUATION, SUPERCOMPUTERS

N87-26031*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECT OF REYNOLDS NUMBER VARIATION ON

AERODYNAMICS OF A HYDROGEN-FUELED TRANSPORT

CONCEPT AT MACH 6

JIM A. PENLAND and DON C. MARCUM, JR. Aug. 1987 28 p

(NASA-TP-2728; L-16286; NAS 1.60:2728) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC CONFIGURATIONS, HYDROGEN FUELS,

HYPERSONIC AIRCRAFT, MACH NUMBER, REYNOLDS

NUMBER, TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

N87-26032*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

STEADY AND UNSTEADY AERODYNAMIC FORCES FROM

THE SOUSSA SURFACE-PANEL METHOD FOR A FIGHTER

WING WITH TIP MISSILE AND COMPARISON WITH

EXPERIMENT AND PANAIR

HERBERT J. CUNNINGHAM Aug. 1987 29 p

(NASA-TP-2736; L-16262; NAS 1.60:2736) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC FORCES, FIGHTER AIRCRAFT, PANEL

METHOD (FLUID DYNAMICS), UNSTEADY AERODYNAMICS,

UNSTEADY FLOW, WINGS
02 AERODYNAMICS

N87-26874*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SUBSONIC LONGITUDINAL AND LATERAL-DIRECTIONAL

CHARACTERISTICS OF A FORWARD-SWEPT-WING FIGHTER

CONFIGURATION AT ANGLES OF ATTACK UP TO 47 DEC

MICHAEL J. MANN, JARRETT K. HUFFMAN, and CHARLES H.

FOX, JR. Sep. 1987 103 p

(NASA-TP-2727; L-16206; NAS 1.60:2727) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 0.1 A

AERODYNAMIC CONFIGURATIONS, ANGLE OF ATTACK,

FIGHTER AIRCRAFT, LATERAL CONTROL, LATERAL STABILITY,

SUBSONIC AIRCRAFT, SWEPT FORWARD WINGS

N87-26883*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF AN ADVANCED

TURBOPROP INSTALLATION ON A SWEPT WING AT

SUBSONIC AND TRANSONIC SPEEDS

JOHN R. CARLSON and GDIS C. PENDERGRAFT, JR. Sep.

1987 242 p

(NASA-TP-2729; L-16043; NAS 1.60:2729) Avail: NTIS HC

A11/MFA02 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMICS, ENGINE AIRFRAME INTEGRATION,

SUBSONIC SPEED, SWEPT WINGS, TRANSONIC SPEED,

TURBOPROP ENGINES

N87-27622*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

CALCULATION OF VISCOUS EFFECTS ON TRANSONIC

FLOW FOR OSCILLATING AIRFOILS AND COMPARISONS

WITH EXPERIMENT

JAMES T. HOWLETT and SAMUEL R. BLAND Sep. 1987

77 p

(NASA-TP-2731; L-16289; NAS 1.60:2731) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AIRFOILS, COMPARISON, INVISCID FLOW, OSCILLATIONS,

TRANSONIC FLOW, VISCOUS FLOW

N87-27626*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

DRAG MEASUREMENTS OF BLUNT STORES TANGENTIALLY

MOUNTED ON A FLAT PLATE AT SUPERSONIC SPEEDS

FLOYD J. WILCOX, JR. Sep. 1987 68 p

(NASA-TP-2742; L-16284; NAS 1.60:2742) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC DRAG, BLUNT BODIES, EXTERNAL STORES,

FLAT PLATES, MOUNTING, SUPERSONIC SPEED, TANGENTS

N87-27643*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

PRESSURE MEASUREMENTS ON A THICK CAMBERED AND

TWISTED 58 DEC DELTA WING AT HIGH SUBSONIC SPEEDS

JULIO CHU and JOHN E. LAMAR Sep. 1987 233 p

(NASA-TP-2713; L-16224; NAS 1.60:2713) Avail: NTIS HC

A11/MFA02 CSCL 01A

CAMBER, DELTA WINGS, PRESSURE MEASUREMENT,

SUBSONIC SPEED, THICKNESS, TWISTED WINGS

N87-29432*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

AUTOMATED REDUCTION OF DATA FROM IMAGES AND

HOLOGRAMS

G. LEE, ed., JAMES D. TROLINGER, ed. (Spectron Development

Labs., Inc., Costa Mesa, Calif.), and Y. H. YU, ed. May 1987

614 p Workshop held at Moffett Field, Calif., 10-11 Jan. 1985

(NASA-CP-2477; A-87135; NAS 1.55:2477) Avail: NTIS HC

A99/MF A04 CSCL 01A

COMBUSTIBLE FLOW, DIGITAL TECHNIQUES, HOLOGRAPHIC INTERFEROMETRY, IMAGE ANALYSIS, PARTICLE

SIZE DISTRIBUTION

N87-29462*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

LOW-SPEED AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF A

TWIN-ENGINE GENERAL AVIATION CONFIGURATION WITH

AFT-FUSELAGE-MOUNTED PUSHER PROPELLERS

DANA MORRIS DUNHAM, GARL L. GENTRY, JR., GREGORY S.

MANUEL, ZACHARY T. APPLIN, and P. FRANK QUINTO Oct.

1987 116 p

(NASA-TP-2763; L-16331; NAS 1.60:2763) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, GENERAL AVIATION

AIRCRAFT, LOW SPEED, PROPELLERS, PROPULSION SYSTEM

CONFIGURATIONS, PYLON MOUNTING, TURBOPROP

ENGINES

N88-10009*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

WIND-TUNNEL INVESTIGATION OF A FULL-SCALE GENERAL

AVIATION AIRPLANE EQUIPPED WITH AN ADVANCED

NATURAL LAMINAR FLOW WING

DANIEL G. MURRI and FRANK L. JORDAN, JR. Nov. 1987

136 p

(NASA-TP-2772; L-16283; NAS 1.60:2772) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 01A

GENERAL AVIATION AIRCRAFT, LAMINAR FLOW AIRFOILS,

WIND TUNNEL TESTS, WINGS

N88-10765*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

COMPARISON OF WIND TUNNEL AND FLIGHT TEST

AFTERBODY AND NOZZLE PRESSURES FOR A TWIN-JET

FIGHTER AIRCRAFT AT TRANSONIC SPEEDS

JACK NUGENT and GDIS C. PENDERGRAFT, JR. Mar. 1987

125 p

(NASA-TP-2588; H-1214; NAS 1.60:2588) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MFA01 CSCL 01A

AFTERBODIES, FIGHTER AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT TESTS,

NOZZLE THRUST COEFFICIENTS, TRANSONIC SPEED, WIND

TUNNEL MODELS, WIND TUNNEL TESTS

N88-10771*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECT OF EMPENNAGE ARRANGEMENT ON

SINGLE-ENGINE NOZZLE/AFTERBODY STATIC PRESSURES

AT TRANSONIC SPEEDS

WILLIAM P. HENDERSON and JAMES R. BURLEY, II Nov.

1987 230 p

(NASA-TP-2753; L-16223; NAS 1.60:2753) Avail: NTIS HC

A11/MFA02 CSCL 01A

AFTERBODIES, AXISYMMETRIC FLOW, JET AIRCRAFT, JET

ENGINES, NOZZLES, STATIC PRESSURE, TAIL ASSEMBLIES,

TRANSONIC SPEED

N88-12454*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

PLANFORM EFFECTS ON THE SUPERSONIC

AERODYNAMICS OF MULTIBODY CONFIGURATIONS

NAOMI MCMILLIN and RICHARD M. WOOD 1987 138 p

(NASA-TP-2762; L-16312; NAS 1.60:2762) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, AERODYNAMIC DRAG,

AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATIONS, FINENESS RATIO, PLANFORMS,

SUPERSONICS, ZERO LIFT

N88-12455* National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECTS OF THE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION OF

JET-EXHAUST YAW VANES ON THE LONGITUDINAL AND

LATERAL-DIRECTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE F-14

AIRPLANE

DAVID E. REUBUSH and BOBBY L. BERRIER Dec. 1987

121 p
02 AERODYNAMICS

(NASA-TP-2769; L-16302; NAS 1.60:2769) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL01A

AERODYNAMIC STABILITY, AIRCRAFT CONTROL,

DIRECTIONAL STABILITY, F-14 AIRCRAFT, JET VANES,

LATERAL STABILITY, LONGITUDINAL STABILITY, THRUST

VECTOR CONTROL, WIND TUNNEL STABILITY TESTS

N88-16662*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A SIMPLIFIED APPROACH TO AXISYMMETRIC

DUAL-REFLECTOR ANTENNA DESIGN

RAYMOND L. BARGER Mar. 1988 Up

(NASA-TP-2797; L-16392; NAS 1.60:2797) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20N

ANTENNA DESIGN, ANTENNA RADIATION PATTERNS,

REFLECTOR ANTENNAS, REFLECTORS, STIMULATED

EMISSION

N88-17586*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CIRCULATION-CONTROL

WORKSHOP, 1986

JACK N. NIELSEN, comp. May 1987 591 p Workshop held

at Moffett Field, Calif., 19-21 Feb. 1986 Original contains color

illustrations

(NASA-CP-2432; A-86314; NAS 1.55:2432) Avail: NTIS HC

A25/MFA04 CSCL 01A

AIRCRAFT CONTROL, CIRCULATION CONTROL AIRFOILS,

CIRCULATION CONTROL ROTORS, COANDA EFFECT, X WING

ROTORS

N88-17614*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A TRANSONIC-SMALL-DISTURBANCE WING DESIGN

METHODOLOGY

PAMELA S. PHILLIPS, EDGAR G. WAGGONER, and RICHARD

L. CAMPBELL Mar. 1988 32 p

(NASA-TP-2806; L-16393; NAS 1.60:2806) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

CODING, COMPUTER PROGRAMS, DESIGN ANALYSIS,

SMALL PERTURBATION FLOW, TRANSONIC FLOW, WINGS

N88-17615*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SUPERSONIC AERODYNAMICS OF DELTA WINGS

RICHARD M. WOOD Mar. 1988 106 p

(NASA-TP-2771; L-16212; NAS 1.60:2771) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMICS, DELTA WINGS, INVISCID FLOW,

SUPERSONIC AIRFOILS, SUPERSONIC SPEED

N88-18552*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A PERFORMANCE INDEX APPROACH TO AERODYNAMIC

DESIGN WITH THE USE OF ANALYSIS CODES ONLY

RAYMOND L. BARGER and ANUTOSH MOITRA (High Technology

Corp., Hampton, Va.) Mar. 1988 21 p

(NASA-TP-2805; L-16379; NAS 1.60:2805) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC CONFIGURATIONS, CODING, COMPUTER

PROGRAMS, DESIGN ANALYSIS, INDEXES (DOCUMENTATION),

PERFORMANCE TESTS

N88-18567*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Hugh L. Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, CA.

EFFECTS OF WINGLETS ON A FIRST-GENERATION JET

TRANSPORT WING. 7: SIDESLIP EFFECTS ON WINGLET

LOADS AND SELECTED WING LOADS AT SUBSONIC

SPEEDS FOR A FULL-SPAN MODEL

ROBERT R. MEYER, JR. and PETER F. COVELL Sep. 1986

60 p

(NASA-TP-2619; H-1193; NAS 1.60:2619) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01A

SIDESLIP, SUBSONIC SPEED, WIND TUNNEL MODELS,

WINGLETS

N88-19412*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

TRAJECTORY CHARACTERISTICS AND HEATING OF

HYPERVELOCITY PROJECTILES HAVING LARGE BALLISTIC

COEFFICIENTS

MICHAEL E. TAUBER Aug. 1986 21 p

(NASA-TP-2614; A-86187; NAS 1.60:2614) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC HEATING, BALLISTIC TRAJECTORIES,

HYPERVELOCITY PROJECTILES, TRAJECTORY ANALYSIS

N88-19416* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING: A CUMULATIVE INDEX TO A

CONTINUING BIBLIOGRAPHY

Jan. 1988 499 p

(NASA-SP-7037(222); NAS 1.21:7037(222)) Avail: NTIS HC

$14.50 domestic, $29.00 foreign CSCL 01A

This bibliography is a cumulative index to the abstracts

contained in NASA SP-7037(210) through NASA SP-7037(221) of

Aeronautical Engineering: A Continuing Bibliography. NASA

SP-7037 and its supplements have been compiled through the

cooperative efforts of the American Institute of Aeronautics and

Astronautics (AIAA) and the National Aeronautics and Space

Administration (NASA). This cumulative index includes subject,

personal author, corporate source, foreign technology, contract

number, report number, and accession number indexes. Author

N88-19420*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF WINGS DESIGNED

WITH A COMBINED-THEORY METHOD TO CRUISE AT A

MACH NUMBER OF 4.5

ROBERT J. MACK Apr. 1988 60 p Sponsored by NASA,

Washington

(NASA-TP-2799; L-16333; NAS 1.60:2799) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MFA01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, AIRCRAFT DESIGN,

CAMBERED WINGS, DESIGN ANALYSIS, HYPERSONIC SPEED,

SUPERSONIC SPEED

N88-20257*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE

FLAP-LAG-TORSION AEROELASTIC STABILITY OF A

SMALL-SCALE HINGELESS HELICOPTER ROTOR IN HOVER

DAVID L. SHARPS Jan. 1986 86 p Prepared in cooperation

with Army Aviation Research and Development Command, Moffett

Field, Calif.

(NASA-TP-2546; REPT-85142; NAS 1.60:2546;

AVSCOM-TR-85-A-9) Avail: NTIS HC A05/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AEROELASTICITY, FLAPS (CONTROL SURFACES),

HELICOPTERS, HOVERING, RIGID ROTORS, STABILITY,

TORSION

N88-20264*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A REVIEW OF TECHNOLOGIES APPLICABLE TO LOW-SPEED

FLIGHT OF HIGH-PERFORMANCE AIRCRAFT INVESTIGATED

IN THE LANGLEY 14- X 22-FOOT SUBSONIC TUNNEL

JOHN W. PAULSON, JR., P. FRANK QUINTO, DANIEL W. BANKS,

GUY T. KEMMERLY, and GREGORY M. GATLIN May 1988

94 p

(NASA-TP-2796; L-16364; NAS 1.60:2796) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC CONFIGURATIONS, FLIGHT TESTS, LOW

SPEED, RESEARCH FACILITIES, SHORT TAKEOFF AIRCRAFT,

TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT, V/STOL AIRCRAFT, WIND

TUNNEL TESTS
02 AERODYNAMICS

N88-20280*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

STATIC PERFORMANCE OF AN AXISYMMETRIC NOZZLE

WITH POST-EXIT VANES FOR MULTIAXIS THRUST

VECTORING

BOBBY L. BERRIER and MARY L. MASON May 1988 54 p

(NASA-TP-2800; L-16371; MAS 1.60:2800) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AXISYMMETRIC BODIES, CONVERGENT-DIVERGENT

NOZZLES, STATIC TESTS, THRUST VECTOR CONTROL,

VANES

N88-21117*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

THE NASA LANGLEY LAMINAR-FLOW-CONTROL (LFC)

EXPERIMENT ON A SWEPT, SUPERCRITICAL AIRFOIL:

DESIGN OVERVIEW

CHARLES D. HARRIS, WILLIAM D. HARVEY, and CUYLER W.

BROOKS, JR. May 1988 128 p

(NASA-TP-2809; L-16324; NAS 1.60:2809) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 01A

BOUNDARY LAYER CONTROL, LAMINAR BOUNDARY

LAYER, LAMINAR FLOW, SUPERCRITICAL AIRFOILS, SWEPT

WINGS

N88-21118*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

STATIC PERFORMANCE OF NONAXISYMMETRIC NOZZLES

WITH YAW THRUST-VECTORING VANES

MARY L. MASON and BOBBY L. BERRIER May 1988 79 p

(NASA-TP-2813; L-16389; NAS 1.60:2813) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 01A

CONVERGENT NOZZLES, CONVERGENT-DIVERGENT

NOZZLES, STATIC TESTS, STATIC THRUST, THRUST VECTOR

CONTROL

N88-23735*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF SCRAMJET INLET FLOW

FIELDS

AJAY KUMAR May 1986 29 p

(NASA-TP-2517; L-16000; NAS 1.60:2517) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

APPLICATIONS PROGRAMS (COMPUTERS), COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS, INLET FLOW, NAVIER-STOKES

EQUATION, SUPERSONIC COMBUSTION RAMJET ENGINES,

THREE DIMENSIONAL FLOW, TURBULENT FLOW

N88-23760*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SENSITIVITY OF F-106B LEADING-EDGE-VORTEX IMAGES

TO FLIGHT AND VAPOR-SCREEN PARAMETERS

JOHN E. LAMAR and THOMAS D. JOHNSON, JR. (Planning

Research Corp., Hampton, Va.) Jun. 1988 80 p Original

contains color illustrations

(NASA-TP-2818; L-16395; NAS 1.60:2818) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 01A

F-106 AIRCRAFT, IMAGE PROCESSING, LEADING EDGES,

SCREEN EFFECT, TRANSONIC FLIGHT, VAPORS, VORTICES,

WINGS

N88-28895*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

STEADY AND UNSTEADY TRANSONIC PRESSURE

MEASUREMENTS ON A CLIPPED DELTA WING FOR

PITCHING AND CONTROL-SURFACE OSCILLATIONS

ROBERT W. HESS, F. W. CAZIER, JR., and ELEANOR C.

WYNNE Washington, D.C. Oct. 1986 118 p MF as

supplement

(NASA-TP-2594; L-16082; NAS 1.60:2594) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 01A

CONTROL SURFACES, DELTA WINGS, LONGITUDINAL

CONTROL, OSCILLATIONS, PRESSURE MEASUREMENT,

STEADY STATE, WIND TUNNEL TESTS

N88-29752*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AERODYNAMICS IN GROUND EFFECT AND PREDICTED

LANDING GROUND ROLL OF A FIGHTER CONFIGURATION

WITH A SECONDARY-NOZZLE THRUST REVERSER

DANIEL W. BANKS Oct. 1988 131 p

(NASA-TP-2834; L-16435; NAS 1.60:2834) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 01A

CASCADE FLOW, GROUND EFFECT (AERODYNAMICS),

NOZZLE FLOW, ROLL, SHORT TAKEOFF AIRCRAFT, THRUST

REVERSAL

N89-10020*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

WEAK-WAVE ANALYSIS OF SHOCK INTERACTION WITH A

SLIPSTREAM

RAYMOND L. BARGER Nov. 1988 20 p

(NASA-TP-2848; L-16469; NAS 1.60:2848) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

COUNTERFLOW, SHOCK WAVE INTERACTION,

SLIPSTREAMS

N88-23737*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

LAMINAR FLOW AIRCRAFT CERTIFICATION

LOUIS J. WILLIAMS, comp. May 1986 325 p Workshop held

in Wichita, Kans., 15-16 Apr. 1985; sponsored by NASA, AIAA,

SAE and FAA Sponsored by NASA, Washington

(NASA-CP-2413; L-16111; NAS 1.55:2413) Avail: NTIS HC

A14/MF A02 CSCL 01A

AIRCRAFT DESIGN, CERTIFICATION, CONFERENCES,

LAMINAR FLOW, LAMINAR FLOW AIRFOILS

N88-23757*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AEROPROPULSIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF ISOLATED

COMBINED TURBOJET/RAMJET NOZZLES AT MACH

NUMBERS FROM 0 TO 1.20

GEORGE T. CARSON, JR. and MILTON LAMB Jun. 1988

174 p

(NASA-TP-2814; L-16390; NAS 1.60:2814) Avail: NTIS HC

A08/MF A01 CSCL 01A

MACH NUMBER, NOZZLE EFFICIENCY, NOZZLE

GEOMETRY, RAMJET ENGINES, ROCKET NOZZLES, TURBINE

ENGINES

N89-10024*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

VALIDATION OF A PAIR OF COMPUTER CODES FOR

ESTIMATION AND OPTIMIZATION OF SUBSONIC

AERODYNAMIC PERFORMANCE OF SIMPLE HINGED-FLAP

SYSTEMS FOR THIN SWEPT WINGS

HARRY W. CARLSON (PRC Systems Services Co., Hampton, Va.)

and CHRISTINE M. DARDEN Washington Nov. 1988 118 p

(NASA-TP-2828; L-16428; NAS 1.60:2828) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMICS, COMPUTER PROGRAMS, FLAPPING

HINGES, OPTIMIZATION, SUBSONIC FLOW, SWEPT WINGS

N89-10844*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

THREE COMPONENT LASER ANEMOMETER

MEASUREMENTS IN AN ANNULAR CASCADE OF CORE

TURBINE VANES WITH CONTOURED END WALL

LOUIS J. GOLDMAN and RICHARD G. SEASHOLTZ Nov. 1988

44 p

(NASA-TP-2846; E-4183; NAS 1.60:2846) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20D

ANNULAR FLOW, CASCADE FLOW, FABRY-PEROT

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02 AERODYNAMICS

INTERFEROMETERS, FLOW MEASUREMENT, LASER

ANEMOMETERS, STATOR BLADES, VELOCITY

MEASUREMENT

N89-10849*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

THE 1987 GROUND VORTEX WORKSHOP

RICHARD J. MARGASON, ed. Feb. 1988 216 p Workshop

held at Moffett Field, Calif., 22-23 Apr. 1987

(NASA-CP-10008; A-88008; NAS 1.55:10008) Avail: NTIS HC

A10/MF A02 CSCL 01A

CONFERENCES, EXHAUST GASES, GROUND EFFECT

(AERODYNAMICS), SHORT TAKEOFF AIRCRAFT, VATOL

AIRCRAFT, VERTICAL TAKEOFF AIRCRAFT, VORTICES

N89-12543*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A SPECTRAL COLLOCATION SOLUTION TO THE

COMPRESSIBLE STABILITY EIGENVALUE PROBLEM

MICHELE G. MACARAEG, CRAIG L. STREETT, and M. YOUSUFF

HUSSAINI Washington, D.C. Dec. 1988 42 p

(NASA-TP-2858; L-16470; NAS 1.60:2858) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 01A

BOUNDARY LAYER FLOW, COMPRESSIBLE FLOW,

COMPUTATIONAL GRIDS, FLOW DISTRIBUTION, FLOW

STABILITY, SHEAR FLOW

N89-14213*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

THRUST-REVERSER FLOW INVESTIGATION ON A

TWIN-ENGINE TRANSPORT

GREGORY M. GATLIN and P. FRANK QUINTO Washington,

DC Dec. 1988 156 p

(NASA-TP-2856; L-16426; NAS 1.60:2856) Avail: NTIS HC

A08/MFA01 CSCL 01A

ENGINE TESTS, FREE FLOW, GROUND EFFECT

(AERODYNAMICS), REVERSED FLOW, THRUST REVERSAL,

TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

N89-15888*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

INTEGRATION EFFECTS OF PYLON GEOMETRY ON A

HIGH-WING TRANSPORT AIRPLANE

JOHN R. CARLSON and MILTON LAMB Washington, DC Feb.

1989 78 p

(NASA-TP-2877; L-16489; NAS 1.60:2877) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 01A

INSTALLING, NACELLES, PYLONS, TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT,

WINGS

N89-17568*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

NASA SC(2)-0714 AIRFOIL DATA CORRECTED FOR

SIDEWALL BOUNDARY-LAYER EFFECTS IN THE LANGLEY

0.3-METER TRANSONIC CRYOGENIC TUNNEL

RENALDO V. JENKINS Washington, DC Mar. 1989 58 p

(NASA-TP-2890; L-16385; NAS 1.60:2890) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MFA01 CSCL 01A

BOUNDARY LAYERS, CRYOGENIC WIND TUNNELS,

SUPERCRITICAL AIRFOILS, WIND TUNNEL WALLS

N89-17579*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

TIP AERODYNAMICS AND ACOUSTICS TEST: A REPORT

AND DATA SURVEY

JEFFREY L. CROSS and MICHAEL E. WATTS Dec. 1988

463 p

(NASA-RP-1179; A-87128; NAS 1.61:1179) Avail: NTIS HC

A20/MF A03 CSCL 01A

In a continuing effort to understand helicopter rotor tip

aerodynamics and acoustics, a flight test was conducted by NASA

Ames Research Center. The test was performed using the NASA

White Cobra and a set of highly instrumented blades. All aspects

of the flight test instrumentation and test procedures are explained.

Additionally, complete data sets for selected test points are

presented and analyzed. Because of the high volume of data

acquired, only selected data points are presented. However, access

to the entire data set is available to the researcher on request.

Author

N89-19232*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

DRAG MEASUREMENTS ON A LAMINAR-FLOW BODY OF

REVOLUTION IN THE 13-INCH MAGNETIC SUSPENSION AND

BALANCE SYSTEM

DAVID A. DRESS 1989 37 p

(NASA-TP-2895; L-16483; NAS 1.60:2895) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC BALANCE, BODIES OF REVOLUTION, DRAG

MEASUREMENT, LAMINAR FLOW, MAGNETIC SUSPENSION

N89-19234*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

TRANSONIC UNSTEADY AERODYNAMICS AND

AEROELASTICITY 1987, PART 1

SAMUEL R. BLAND, comp. Washington, DC Feb. 1989

261 p Symposium held in Hampton, VA, 20-22 May 1987

(NASA-CP-3022-PT-1; L-16532-PT-1; NAS 1.55:3022-PT-1)

Avail: NTIS HCA12/MFA02 CSCL 01A

AEROELASTICITY, AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATIONS,

COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS, FLUTTER ANALYSIS,

TRANSONIC FLOW, UNSTEADY AERODYNAMICS

N89-19247*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

TRANSONIC UNSTEADY AERODYNAMICS AND

AEROELASTICITY 1987, PART 2

SAMUEL R. BLAND, comp. Washington, DC Feb. 1989

379 p Symposium held in Hampton, VA, 20-22 May 1987

(NASA-CP-3022-PT-2; L-16532-PT-2; NAS 1.55-.3022-PT-2)

Avail: NTIS HC A17/MFA03 CSCL 01A

AEROELASTICITY, AIRCRAFT STABILITY, FLOW

DISTRIBUTION, TRANSONIC FLOW, UNSTEADY

AERODYNAMICS, VISCOUS FLOW

N89-20925*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

TRANSONIC SYMPOSIUM: THEORY, APPLICATION, AND

EXPERIMENT, VOLUME 1, PART 1

JEROME T. FOUGHNER, JR., comp. Mar. 1989 416 p

Symposium held in Hampton, VA, 19-21 Apr. 1988; sponsored by

NASA, Washington Original contains color illustrations

(NASA-CP-3020-VOL-1-PT-1; L-16501-VOL-1-PT-1; NAS

1.55:3020-VOL-1-PT-1) Avail: NTIS HC A18/MF A03 CSCL

01A

AIRCRAFT DESIGN, COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS,

CONFERENCES, FLIGHT TESTS, GRID GENERATION

(MATHEMATICS), WIND TUNNEL TESTS

N89-20942*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

TRANSONIC SYMPOSIUM: THEORY, APPLICATION, AND

EXPERIMENT, VOLUME 1, PART 2

JEROME T. FOUGHNER, JR., comp. Mar. 1989 511 p

Symposium held in Hampton, VA, 19-21 Apr. 1988; sponsored by

NASA, Washington Original contains color illustrations

(NASA-CP-3020-VOL-1-PT-2; L-16501-VOL-1-PT-2; NAS

1.55:3020-VOL-1-PT-2) Avail: NTIS HC A22/MF A03 CSCL

01A

COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS, COMPUTERIZED

SIMULATION, GRID GENERATION (MATHEMATICS),

INTERACTIONAL AERODYNAMICS, TRANSONIC FLOW, WIND

TUNNEL TESTS

N89-23415*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

STATUS OF SONIC BOOM METHODOLOGY AND

UNDERSTANDING
02 AERODYNAMICS

CHRISTINE M. DARDEN, CLEMANS A. POWELL, WALLACE D.

HAYES, ALBERT R. GEORGE, and ALLAN D. PIERCE

(Pennsylvania State Univ., University Park.) Washington Jun.

1989 32 p Presented at the Sonic Boom Workshop, Hampton,

VA, Jan. 1988

(NASA-CP-3027; L-16567; NAS 1.55:3027) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

NOISE PREDICTION (AIRCRAFT), SONIC BOOMS,

SUPERSONIC FLIGHT

N89-24264*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECT OF ADVANCED ROTORCRAFT AIRFOIL SECTIONS

ON THE HOVER PERFORMANCE OF A SMALL-SCALE

ROTOR MODEL

SUSAN L ALTHOFF (Army Aviation Systems Command, Hampton,

VA.) Sep. 1988 35 p

(DA PROJ. 1L1-61102-AH-45-A)

(NASA-TP-2832; L-16407; NAS 1.60:2832;

AVSCOM-TP-88-B-001) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL

01A

AIRFOIL PROFILES, FLIGHT TESTS, HOVERING, ROTARY

WINGS, ROTORCRAFT AIRCRAFT

N89-25117*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECT OF MILLING MACHINE ROUGHNESS AND WING

DIHEDRAL ON THE SUPERSONIC AERODYNAMIC

CHARACTERISTICS OF A HIGHLY SWEPT WING

CHRISTINE M. DARDEN Washington Aug. 1989 88 p

(NASA-TP-2918; L-16546; NAS 1.60:2918) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 01A

DIHEDRAL ANGLE, LIFT DRAG RATIO, MILLING

(MACHINING), SUPERSONIC SPEED, SURFACE ROUGHNESS

EFFECTS, SWEPT WINGS

N89-25118*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

INTERACTIONS OF TOLLMIEN-SCHLICHTING WAVES AND

DEAN VORTICES. COMPARISON OF DIRECT NUMERICAL

SIMULATION AND A WEAKLY NONLINEAR THEORY

BART A. SINGER (High Technology Corp., Hampton, VA.) and

THOMAS A. ZANG Washington Aug. 1989 21 p

(NASA-TP-2919; L-16559; NAS 1.60:2919) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

CHANNEL FLOW, COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION,

NONLINEAR SYSTEMS, TOLLMIEN-SCHLICHTING WAVES,

VORTICES, WAVE INTERACTION

N89-25951*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

STEADY-STATE AND TRANSITIONAL AERODYNAMIC

CHARACTERISTICS OF A WING IN SIMULATED HEAVY RAIN

BRYAN A. CAMPBELL and GAUDY M. BEZOS Washington

Aug. 1989 95 p

(NASA-TP-2932; L-16576; NAS 1.60:2932) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, AERODYNAMIC

STALLING, AIRFOILS, RAIN, STEADY STATE, TRANSIENT

RESPONSE, WINGS

N89-26811*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A PROCEDURE FOR COMPUTING SURFACE WAVE

TRAJECTORIES ON AN INHOMOGENEOUS SURFACE

RAYMOND L BARGER Washington Aug. 1989 14 p

(NASA-TP-2929; L-16558; NAS 1.60:2929) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, COMPUTATIONAL

FLUID DYNAMICS, HYDRODYNAMICS, INHOMOGENEITY,

MATHEMATICAL MODELS, SURFACE WAVES

N89-27634*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

STATIC INTERNAL PERFORMANCE OF A

NONAXISYMMETRIC VANED THRUST REVERSER WITH

FLOW SPLAY CAPABILITY

LINDA S. BANGERT and LAURENCE D. LEAVITT Washington

Sep. 1989 89 p

(NASA-TP-2933; L-16552; NAS 1.60:2933) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MFA01 CSCL 01A

DEFLECTORS, FLOW DEFLECTION, STATIC TESTS, THRUST

REVERSAL, THRUST VECTOR CONTROL, WIND TUNNEL

TESTS

N90-10829*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

MEASUREMENTS OF PRESSURES ON THE TAIL AND AFT

FUSELAGE OF AN AIRPLANE MODEL DURING ROTARY

MOTIONS AT SPIN ATTITUDES

JAMES S. BOWMAN, JR., RANDY S. HULTBERG, and COLIN A.

MARTIN (Aeronautical Research Labs., Melbourne, Australia )

Washington Nov. 1989 85 p

(NASA-TP-2939; L-16570; NAS 1.60:2939) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AIRCRAFT MODELS, FUSELAGES, PRESSURE

MEASUREMENT, SPIN TESTS, TAIL ASSEMBLIES

N90-10830*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

LOW-SPEED, HIGH-LIFT AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS

OF SLENDER, HYPERSONIC ACCELERATOR-TYPE

CONFIGURATIONS

GREGORY M. GATLIN Washington Nov. 1989 46 p

(NASA-TP-2945; L-16537; NAS 1.60:2945) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, AEROSPACE PLANES,

AIRCRAFT DESIGN, BODY-WING CONFIGURATIONS,

HYPERSONIC FLOW, LIFT

N90-12503*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

RESEARCH IN NATURAL LAMINAR FLOW AND

LAMINAR-FLOW CONTROL, PART 1

JERRY N. HEFNER, comp. and FRANCES E. SABO, comp. Dec.

1987 322 p Symposium held in Hampton, VA, 16-19 Mar.

1987

(NASA-CP-2487-PT-1; L-16350-PT-1; NAS 1.55:2487-PT-1)

Avail: NTIS HC A14/MF A02 CSCL 01A

BOUNDARY LAYER CONTROL, BOUNDARY LAYER

TRANSITION, CONFERENCES, FLOW STABILITY, LAMINAR

BOUNDARY LAYER, LAMINAR FLOW, LAMINAR FLOW

AIRFOILS

N90-12519*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

RESEARCH IN NATURAL LAMINAR FLOW AND

LAMINAR-FLOW CONTROL, PART 2

JERRY N. HEFNER, comp. and FRANCES E. SABO, comp. Dec.

1987 328 p Symposium held in Hampton, VA, 16-19 Mar.

1987

(NASA-CP-2487-PT-2; L-16350-PT-2; NAS 1.55:2487-PT-2)

Avail: NTIS HC A15/MF A02 CSCL 01A

AIRCRAFT DESIGN, BOUNDARY LAYER CONTROL,

BOUNDARY LAYER TRANSITION, COMPUTATIONAL FLUID

DYNAMICS, CONFERENCES, LAMINAR BOUNDARY LAYER,

LAMINAR FLOW, LAMINAR FLOW AIRFOILS, WIND TUNNEL

TESTS

N90-12539*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

RESEARCH IN NATURAL LAMINAR FLOW AND

LAMINAR-FLOW CONTROL, PART 3

JERRY N. HEFNER, comp. and FRANCES E. SABO, comp. Dec.

1987 399 p Symposium held in Hampton, VA, 16-19 Mar.

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1987

(NASA-CP-2487-PT-3; L-16350-PT-3; MAS 1.55:2487-PT-3)

Avail: NTISHC A17/MFA03 CSCL 01A

AIRCRAFT DESIGN, BOUNDARY LAYER CONTROL,

BOUNDARY LAYER STABILITY, BOUNDARY LAYER

TRANSITION, CONFERENCES, LAMINAR FLOW, LAMINAR

FLOW AIRFOILS

N90-14185*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

MEASURED AND PREDICTED AERODYNAMIC COEFFICIENTS

AND SHOCK SHAPES FOR AEROASSIST FLIGHT

EXPERIMENT (AFE) CONFIGURATION

WILLIAM L WELLS 1989 52 p

(NASA-TP-2956; L-16644; NAS 1.60:2956) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AEROASSIST, AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, AERODYNAMIC COEFFICIENTS, AERODYNAMIC CONFIGURATIONS, BLUNT BODIES, HYPERSONIC FLOW, HYPERSONIC

VEHICLES, NORMAL SHOCK WAVES, WIND TUNNEL TESTS

N90-14187*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

VALIDATION OF A COMPUTER CODE FOR ANALYSIS OF

SUBSONIC AERODYNAMIC PERFORMANCE OF WINGS WITH

FLAPS IN COMBINATION WITH A CANARD OR HORIZONTAL

TAIL AND AN APPLICATION TO OPTIMIZATION

HARRY W. CARLSON (PRC Systems Services Co., Hampton, VA.),

CHRISTINE M. DARDEN, and MICHAEL J. MANN Jan. 1990

125 p

(NASA-TP-2961; L-16611; NAS 1.60:2961) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 01A

CANARD CONFIGURATIONS, COMPUTER PROGRAMS,

FLAPS (CONTROL SURFACES), HORIZONTAL TAIL SURFACES,

PROGRAM VERIFICATION (COMPUTERS)

N90-15882*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ROTOR INDUCED-INFLOW-RATIO MEASUREMENTS AND

CAMRAD CALCULATIONS

DANNY R. HOAD Washington Jan. 1990 28 p Original

contains color illustrations

(DA PROJ. 1L1-62211-A-47-AA)

(NASA-TP-2946; L-16594; NAS 1.60:2946;

AVSCOM-TM-89-B-010; AD-A219296) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF

A01 CSCL 01/1

BLADE TIPS, BLADE-VORTEX INTERACTION, COMPUTER

PROGRAMS, FLOW MEASUREMENT, HELICOPTER WAKES,

INLET FLOW, MATHEMATICAL MODELS

N90-16710*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

NASA SUPERCRITICAL AIRFOILS: A MATRIX OF

FAMILY-RELATED AIRFOILS

CHARLES D. HARRIS Washington Mar. 1990 73 p

(NASA-TP-2969; L-16625; NAS 1.60:2969) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MFA01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, AIRCRAFT DESIGN,

SUPERCRITICAL AIRFOILS

N90-19193*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

STATIC INVESTIGATION OF A TWO-DIMENSIONAL

CONVERGENT-DIVERGENT EXHAUST NOZZLE WITH

MULTIAXIS THRUST-VECTORING CAPABILITY

JOHN G. TAYLOR Washington Apr. 1990 104 p

(NASA-TP-2973; L-16632; NAS 1.60:2973) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MFA01 CSCL 01A

CONVERGENT-DIVERGENT NOZZLES, EXHAUST NOZZLES,

NOZZLE DESIGN, NOZZLE EFFICIENCY, STATIC TESTS,

THRUST VECTOR CONTROL

N90-19200*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

INTERNAL PERFORMANCE OF TWO NOZZLES UTILIZING

GIMBAL CONCEPTS FOR THRUST VECTORING

BOBBY L. BERRIER and JOHN G. TAYLOR Washington Apr.

1990 128 p

(NASA-TP-2991; L-16722; NAS 1.60:2991) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MFA01 CSCL 01A

CONVERGENT-DIVERGENT NOZZLES, GIMBALS, NOZZLE

EFFICIENCY, NOZZLE GEOMETRY, THRUST VECTOR

CONTROL

N90-20046*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL AERODYNAMIC

CHARACTERISTICS OF A HIGH-LIFT SEMISPAN WING

MODEL

ZACHARY T. APPLIN and GARL L GENTRY, JR. Washington

May 1990 111 p

(NASA-TP-2990; L-16441; NAS 1.60:2990) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, AERODYNAMIC

CONFIGURATIONS, AIRFOIL PROFILES, BOUNDARY LAYER

CONTROL, COMPUTER PROGRAMS, LAMINAR BOUNDARY

LAYER, PANEL METHOD (FLUID DYNAMICS), SEMISPAN

MODELS

N90-20946*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

DISCRETE-VORTEX MODEL FOR THE SYMMETRIC-VORTEX

FLOW ON CONES

THOMAS G. GAINER Washington May 1990 29 p

(NASA-TP-2989; L-16586; NAS 1.60:2989) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

CONICAL BODIES, FLOW DISTRIBUTION, MATHEMATICAL

MODELS, POTENTIAL FLOW, VORTICES

N90-22531*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

DYNAMIC GROUND-EFFECT MEASUREMENTS ON THE F-15

STOL AND MANEUVER TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATOR

(S/MTD) CONFIGURATION

GUY T. KEMMERLY Washington Jun. 1990 31 p

(NASA-TP-3000; L-16555; NAS 1.60:3000) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATIONS, AIRCRAFT LANDING, F-15 AIRCRAFT, GROUND

EFFECT (AERODYNAMICS), GROUNDTESTS, SHORTTAKEOFF AIRCRAFT

N90-24239*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF TWO ROTORCRAFT

AIRFOILS DESIGNED FOR APPLICATION TO THE INBOARD

REGION OF A MAIN ROTOR BLADE

KEVIN W. NOONAN (Army Aerostructures Directorate, Hampton,

VA.) Washington Jul. 1990 89 p

(DA PROJ. 1L1-62211-A-47-AA)

(NASA-TP-3009; L-16737; NAS 1.60:3009;

AVSCOM-TR-90-B-005) Avail: NTIS HC A05/MF A01 CSCL

01A

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, AERODYNAMIC

COEFFICIENTS, ROTARY WINGS, ROTORCRAFT AIRCRAFT

N90-25938*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECT OF TAIL SIZE REDUCTIONS ON LONGITUDINAL

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF A THREE SURFACE

F-15 MODEL WITH NONAXISYMMETRIC NOZZLES

MARK C. FRASSINELLI (Air Force Wright Aeronautical Labs.,

Wright-Patterson AFB, OH.) and GEORGE T. CARSON, JR.

Washington Aug. 1990 59 p

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(NASA-TP-3036; L-16800; NAS 1.60:3036) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, CANARD

CONFIGURATIONS, F-15 AIRCRAFT, NOZZLE FLOW, NOZZLE

GEOMETRY, TAIL ASSEMBLIES, TRANSONIC WIND TUNNELS

N90-27649*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

THE LANGLEY 14- BY 22-FOOT SUBSONIC TUNNELDESCRIPTION, FLOW CHARACTERISTICS, AND GUIDE FOR

USERS

GARL L. GENTRY, JR., P. FRANK QUINTO, GREGORY M.

GATLIN, and ZACHARY T. APPLIN Washington Sep. 1990

73 p

(NASA-TP-3008; L-16731; NAS 1.60:3008) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01A

DATA ACQUISITION, FLOW CHARACTERISTICS, GROUND

EFFECT (AERODYNAMICS), SUBSONIC WIND TUNNELS, USER

REQUIREMENTS, WIND TUNNEL APPARATUS

N90-28503*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

THE EFFECTS OF STRUCTURAL FLAP-LAG AND PITCH-LAG

COUPLING ON SOFT INPLANE HINGELESS ROTOR

STABILITY IN HOVER

WILLIAM G. BOUSMAN Washington May 1990 65 p

Sponsored by Army Aviation Systems Command, Saint Louis, MO

Prepared in cooperation with Army Aviation Systems Command,

Moffett Field, CA

(NASA-TP-3002; A-89093; NAS 1.60:3002;

AVSCOM-TR-89-A-002; AD-A226087) Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF

A01 CSCL 01/1

COUPLING, HOVERING, HOVERING STABILITY,

MATHEMATICAL MODELS, RIGID ROTORS, ROTARY WINGS

03

AIR TRANSPORTATION AND SAFETY

Includes passenger and cargo air transport operations; and aircraft

accidents.

N87-29469*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

JET TRANSPORT FLIGHT OPERATIONS USING COCKPIT

DISPLAY OF TRAFFIC INFORMATION DURING INSTRUMENT

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS: SIMULATION EVALUATION

DAVID H. WILLIAMS and DOUGLAS C. WELLS May 1986

50 p

(NASA-TP-2567; L-16091; NAS 1.60:2567) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL, COCKPIT SIMULATORS, DISPLAY

DEVICES, INSTRUMENT APPROACH, JET AIRCRAFT,

TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT, VIDEO COMMUNICATION,

WORKLOADS (PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY)

N88-14970*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

WIND SHEAR DETECTION. FORWARD-LOOKING SENSOR

TECHNOLOGY

E. M. BRACALENTE, comp. and V. E. DELNORE, comp. (PRC

Kentron, Inc., Hampton, Va.) Oct. 1987 282 p Presented at

the 1st Industry Review, Hampton, Va., 24-25 Feb. 1987

(NASA-CP-10004; NAS 1.55:10004; DOT/FAA/PS-87/2) Avail:

NTIS HC A13/MF A02 CSCL 01C

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY, CONFERENCES, DOPPLER

RADAR, FLIR DETECTORS, REMOTE SENSING, WIND SHEAR

N88-17616*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AIRBORNE WIND SHEAR DETECTION AND WARNING

SYSTEMS: FIRST COMBINED MANUFACTURERS' AND

TECHNOLOGISTS' CONFERENCE

AMOS A. SPADY, JR., comp., ROLAND L. BOWLES, comp., and

HERBERT SCHLICKENMAIER, comp. (Federal Aviation

Administration, Washington, D.C.) Jan. 1988 558 p Conference

held in Hampton, Va., 22-23 Oct. 1987

(NASA-CP-10006; NAS 1.55:10006; DOT/FAA/PS-88/7) Avail:

NTIS HC A24/MF A03 CSCL 01C

AIRBORNE EQUIPMENT, AIRCRAFT CONTROL,

CONFERENCES, DETECTION, DOPPLER RADAR,

INFORMATION TRANSFER, OPTICAL RADAR, WARNING

SYSTEMS, WIND SHEAR

N87-10054*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

DOPPLER RADAR DETECTION OF WIND SHEAR

V. E. DELNORE, Comp. (PRC Kentron, Inc., Hampton, Va.) and

V. A. MCCLELLAN (Research Triangle Inst., Research Triangle

Park, N.C.) Sep. 1985 118 p Presented at a Meeting, Hampton,

Va., 24-25 Sep., 1985; sponsored in part by FAA

(NASA-CP-2435; NAS 1.55:2435; FAA/PM-86/31) Avail: NTIS

HC A06/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AIRCRAFT HAZARDS, AVIATION METEOROLOGY,

CONFERENCES, DOPPLER RADAR, MICROBURSTS

(METEOROLOGY), RADAR MEASUREMENT, WIND SHEAR

N88-21144*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Wallops Flight Center, Wallops Island, VA.

INVESTIGATION OF THE MISFUELING OF RECIPROCATING

PISTON AIRCRAFT ENGINES

J. HOLLAND SCOTT, JR. Mar. 1988 82 p

(NASA-TP-2803; NAS 1.60:2803) Avail: NTIS HC A05/MF A01

CSCL 01C

AIRCRAFT ENGINES, ERRORS, GENERAL AVIATION

AIRCRAFT, PISTON ENGINES, REFUELING

N87-22634*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

COCKPIT RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TRAINING

HARRY W. ORLADY, ed. (Orlady Associates, Inc., Los Gatos,

Calif.) and H. CLAYTON FOUSHEE, ed. May 1987 308 p

Workshop held in San Francisco, Calif., 6-8 May 1986; sponsored

by NASA. Ames Research Center and Air Force Military Airlift

(NASA-CP-2455; A-87038; NAS 1.55:2455) Avail: NTIS HC

A14/MF A02 CSCL 01C

FLIGHT CREWS, FLIGHT SIMULATION, FLIGHT TRAINING,

GROUP DYNAMICS, PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT

N88-26344*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

INFLUENCE OF WIND SHEAR ON THE AERODYNAMIC

CHARACTERISTICS OF AIRPLANES

DAN D. VICROY Aug. 1988 62 p Sponsored by NASA,

Washington, D.C. and DOT, Washington, D.C.

(NASA-TP-2827; L-16439; NAS 1.60:2827; DOT/FAA/PS-88/15)

Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, AIRCRAFT CONTROL,

MICROBURSTS (METEOROLOGY), SHEAR FLOW, WIND

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04

AIRCRAFT COMMUNICATIONS AND NAVIGATION

Includes digital and voice communication with aircraft; air navigation

systems (satellite and ground based); and air traffic control.

05

AIRCRAFT DESIGN, TESTING AND

PERFORMANCE

Includes aircraft simulation technology.

N89-11726*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A SIMULATOR INVESTIGATION OF THE USE OF DIGITAL

DATA LINK FOR PILOT/ATC COMMUNICATIONS IN A

SINGLE PILOT OPERATION

DAVID A. HINTON and GARY W. LOHR (Embry-Riddle

Aeronautical Univ., Daytona Beach, Fla.) Jun. 1988 41 p

(NASA-TP-2837; L-16457; NAS 1.60:2837) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 17B

DATA TRANSMISSION, DIGITAL DATA, PILOT

PERFORMANCE, RADIO COMMUNICATION, SIMULATION,

VOICE COMMUNICATION

N89-15900*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A PILOTED SIMULATION STUDY OF DATA LINK ATC

MESSAGE EXCHANGE

MARVIN C. WALLER and GARY W. LOHR (Embry-Riddle

Aeronautical Univ., Daytona Beach, FL.) Washington, DC Feb.

1989 38 p

(NASA-TP-2859; L-16450; NAS 1.60:2859) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 17B

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL, DATA LINKS, FLIGHT SIMULATION,

MESSAGE PROCESSING

N89-15901*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SIMULATION EVALUATION OF TIMER, A TIME-BASED,

TERMINAL AIR TRAFFIC, FLOW-MANAGEMENT CONCEPT

LEONARD CREDEUR and WILLIAM R. CAPRON (PRC Kentron,

Inc., Hampton, VA.) Washington, DC Feb. 1989 69 p

(NASA-TP-2870; L-16386; NAS 1.60:2870) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 17G

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL, AUTOMATIC CONTROL,

EVALUATION, MANAGEMENT PLANNING, SCHEDULING,

SIMULATION, TERMINAL FACILITIES

N90-18378*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

DELIVERY PERFORMANCE OF CONVENTIONAL AIRCRAFT

BY TERMINAL-AREA, TIME-BASED AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL:

A REAL-TIME SIMULATION EVALUATION

LEONARD CREDEUR, JACOB A. HOUCK, WILLIAM R. CAPRON,

and GARY W. LOHR (Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Univ., Daytona

Beach, FL.) Washington Apr. 1990 66 p

(NASA-TP-2978; L-16615; NAS 1.60:2978) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 17G

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL, AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS

(PERSONNEL), COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION, FLIGHT CREWS,

PILOT PERFORMANCE, REAL TIME OPERATION

N87-11717*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

RECENT EXPERIENCES IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY ANALYSIS

AND OPTIMIZATION, PART 1

J. SOBIESKI, comp. 1984 517 p Symposium held in Hampton,

Va., 24-26 Apr. 1984

(NASA-CP-2327-PT-1; NAS 1.55:2327-PT-1) Avail: NTIS HC

A22/MFA03 CSCL 01C

AIRCRAFT DESIGN, COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN,

CONFERENCES, DESIGN ANALYSIS, OPTIMIZATION,

STRUCTURAL DESIGN

N87-11750*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

RECENT EXPERIENCES IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY ANALYSIS

AND OPTIMIZATION, PART 2

J. SOBIESKI, comp. 1984 509 p Symposium held in Hampton,

Va., 24-26 Apr. 1984

(NASA-CP-2327-PT-2; L-15830; NAS 1.55:2327-PT-2) Avail:

NTIS HC A22/MF A03 CSCL 01C

AIRCRAFT DESIGN, COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN,

HELICOPTERS, OPTIMIZATION

N87-15959*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

LARGE-SCALE STATIC INVESTIGATION OF

CIRCULATION-CONTROL-WING CONCEPTS APPLIED TO

UPPER SURFACE-BLOWING AIRCRAFT

M. D. SHOVLIN, R. J. ENGLAR (Naval Ship Research and

Development Center, Bethesda, Md.), J. C. EPPEL, and J. H.

NICHOLS, JR. Jan. 1987 65 p

(NASA-TP-2684; NAS 1.60:2684) Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF A01

CSCL 01C

CIRCULATION CONTROL AIRFOILS, GROUND TESTS, LIFT

AUGMENTATION, SHORT TAKEOFF AIRCRAFT, STATIC TESTS,

THRUST CONTROL, TURBOFAN ENGINES, UPPER SURFACE

BLOWING

N87-16815*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

FLIGHT INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECT OF TAIL

CONFIGURATION ON STALL, SPIN, AND RECOVERY

CHARACTERISTICS OF A LOW-WING GENERAL AVIATION

RESEARCH AIRPLANE

H. PAUL STOUGH, III, JAMES M. PATTON, JR., and STEVEN M.

SLIWA Feb. 1987 125 p

(NASA-TP-2644; L-16194; NAS 1.60:2644) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AERODYNAMIC CONFIGURATIONS, AERODYNAMIC

STALLING, AIRCRAFT SPIN, GENERAL AVIATION AIRCRAFT,

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT, TAIL ASSEMBLIES

N87-17690*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EXPLOITING SYMMETRIES IN THE MODELING AND

ANALYSIS OF TIRES

AHMED K. NOOR (Joint Inst. for Advancement of Flight Sciences,

Hampton, Va.), CARL M. ANDERSEN (College of William and Mary,

Hampton, Va.), and JOHN A. TANNER Mar. 1987 63 p

(NCC1-40)

(NASA-TP-2649; L-16185; NAS 1.60:2649) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01C

FINITE ELEMENT METHOD, MATHEMATICAL MODELS,

SYMMETRY, TIRES

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N87-17693*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECTS OF EMPENNAGE SURFACE LOCATION ON

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF A TWIN-ENGINE

AFTERBODY MODEL WITH NONAXISYMMETRIC NOZZLES

FRANCIS J. CAPONE and GEORGE T. CARSON, JR. Feb.

1985 79 p

(NASA-TP-2392; L-15825; NAS 1.60:2392) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, AERODYNAMIC DRAG,

AFTERBODIES, AXISYMMETRIC BODIES, FIGHTER AIRCRAFT,

NOZZLE GEOMETRY, TAIL ASSEMBLIES, TAIL SURFACES

N87-20990*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

SUMMARY OF STUDIES TO REDUCE WING-MOUNTED

PROPFAN INSTALLATION DRAG ON AN M = 0.8

TRANSPORT

RONALD C. SMITH, ALAN D. LEVIN, and RICHARD D. WOOD

May 1987 29 p

(NASA-TP-2678; A-86242; NAS 1.60:2678) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

DRAG REDUCTION, HIGH SPEED, PROP-FAN TECHNOLOGY,

TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT, WIND TUNNEL TESTS

N87-23614*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

FLIGHT INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF AN

OUTBOARD WING-LEADING-EDGE MODIFICATION ON

STALL/SPIN CHARACTERISTICS OF A LOW-WING,

SINGLE-ENGINE, T-TAIL LIGHT AIRPLANE

H. PAUL STOUGH, III, DANIEL J. DICARLO, and JAMES M.

PATTON, JR. Jul. 1987 117p

(NASA-TP-2691; L-16243; NAS 1.60:2691) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 01A

AERODYNAMIC STALLING, FLIGHT TESTS, INVESTIGATION,

LEADING EDGES, REVISIONS, SPIN, WINGS

N87-24458*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

MEASUREMENTS OF FLOW RATE AND TRAJECTORY OF

AIRCRAFT TIRE-GENERATED WATER SPRAY

ROBERT H. DAUGHERTY and SANDY M. STUBBS Jul. 1987

118 p

(NASA-TP-2718; L-16195; NAS 1.60:2718) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MFA01 CSCL 01C

AIRCRAFT TIRES, ENGINE INLETS, FLOW VELOCITY,

INGESTION (ENGINES), SPLASHING, SPRAYING

N87-26041*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EVALUATION OF INSTALLED PERFORMANCE OF A

WING-TIP-MOUNTED PUSHER TURBOPROP ON A SEMISPAN

WING

JAMES C. PATTERSON, JR. and GLYNN R. BARTLETT Aug.

1987 30 p

(NASA-TP-2739; L-16252; NAS 1.60:2739) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

INSTALLING, PROPELLERS, SEMISPAN MODELS,

TURBOFAN ENGINES, TURBOPROP ENGINES, WING TIP

VORTICES

N87-29497*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

QUALITATIVE EVALUATION OF A FLUSH AIR DATA SYSTEM

AT TRANSONIC SPEEDS AND HIGH ANGLES OF ATTACK

TERRY J. LARSON, STEPHEN A. WHITMORE, L. J.

EHERNBERGER, J. BLAIR JOHNSON, and PAUL M. SIEMERS,

III Washington NASA Apr. 1987 64 p

(NASA-TP-2716; H-1277; NAS 1.60:2716) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AIR DATA SYSTEMS, ANGLE OF ATTACK, FLOW

DISTRIBUTION, ORIFICE FLOW, PITOT TUBES, STAGNATION

PRESSURE, TRANSONIC SPEED

N87-29499*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Hugh L. Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, CA.

APPLICATION OF PARAMETER ESTIMATION TO AIRCRAFT

STABILITY AND CONTROL: THE OUTPUT-ERROR APPROACH

RICHARD E. MAINE and KENNETH W. ILIFF Jun. 1986

175 p Submitted for publication

(NASA-RP-1168; H-1299; NAS 1.61:1168) Avail: NTIS HC

A08/MF A01 CSCL 01C

The practical application of parameter estimation methodology

to the problem of estimating aircraft stability and control derivatives

from flight test data is examined. The primary purpose of the

document is to present a comprehensive and unified picture of

the entire parameter estimation process and its integration into a

flight test program. The document concentrates on the output-error

method to provide a focus for detailed examination and to allow

us to give specific examples of situations that have arisen. The

document first derives the aircraft equations of motion in a form

suitable for application to estimation of stability and control

derivatives. It then discusses the issues that arise in adapting the

equations to the limitations of analysis programs, using a specific

program for an example. The roles and issues relating to mass

distribution data, preflight predictions, maneuver design, flight

scheduling, instrumentation sensors, data acquisition systems, and

data processing are then addressed. Finally, the document

discusses evaluation and the use of the analysis results. Author

N88-12480*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECT OF MOTION CUES DURING COMPLEX CURVED

APPROACH AND LANDING TASKS: A PILOTED SIMULATION

STUDY

CHARLES H. SCANLON (Arkansas State Univ., State University.)

Dec. 1987 28 p

(NCC1-107)

(NASA-TP-2773; L-16351; NAS 1.60:2773) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 01C

APPROACH, CUES, LANDING, MICROWAVE LANDING

SYSTEMS, MOTION, PILOT PERFORMANCE, TRACKING

(POSITION), WORKLOADS (PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY)

N88-18583*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

CORNERING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAIN-GEAR TIRE

OF THE SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER

ROBERT H. DAUGHERTY, SANDY M. STUBBS, and MARTHA

P. ROBINSON Mar. 1988 29 p

(NASA-TP-2790; L-16370; NAS 1.60:2790) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AERODYNAMIC LOADS, COEFFICIENTS, LANDING GEAR,

SPACE SHUTTLES, TIRES, YAWING MOMENTS

N88-19467*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

A PERSPECTIVE ON 15 YEARS OF PROOF-OF-CONCEPT

AIRCRAFT DEVELOPMENT AND FLIGHT RESEARCH AT

AMES-MOFFETT BY THE ROTORCRAFT AND POWERED-LIFT

FLIGHT PROJECTS DIVISION, 1970-1985

DAVID D. FEW Aug. 1987 55 p

(NASA-RP-1187; A-86404; NAS 1.61:1187) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01C

A proof-of-concept (POC) aircraft is defined and the concept

of interest described for each of the six aircraft developed by the

Ames-Moffet Rotorcraft and Powered-Lift Flight Projects Division

from 1970 through 1985; namely, the OV-10, the C-8A Augmentor

Wing, the Quiet Short-Haul Research Aircraft (QSRA), the XV-15

Tilt Rotor Research Aircraft (TRRA), the Rotor Systems Research

Aircraft (RSRA)-compound, and the yet-to-fly RSRA/X-Wing

Aircraft. The program/project chronology and most noteworthy

features of the concepts are reviewed. The paper discusses the

significance of each concept and the project demonstrating it; it

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briefly looks at what concepts are on the horizon as potential

POC research aircraft and emphasizes that no significant advanced

concept in aviation technology has ever been accepted by civilian

or military users without first completing a demonstration through

flight testing. Author

N88-21153*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Hugh L. Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, CA.

DEVELOPMENT AND FLIGHT TEST OF AN EXPERIMENTAL

MANEUVER AUTOPILOT FOR A HIGHLY MANEUVERABLE

AIRCRAFT

EUGENE L. DUKE, FRANK P. JONES, and RALPH B. RONCOLI

Sep. 1986 61 p

(NASA-TP-2618; H-1258; NAS 1.60:2618) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AUTOMATIC CONTROL, AUTOMATIC PILOTS, FLIGHT

TESTS, HIGHLY MANEUVERABLE AIRCRAFT

N88-21157*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

STATIC MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF 30 X 11.5 - 14.5,

TYPE 8 AIRCRAFT TIRES OF BIAS-PLY AND RADIAL-BELTED

DESIGN

PAMELA A. DAVIS and MERCEDES C. LOPEZ May 1988

24 p

(NASA-TP-2810; L-16374; NAS 1.60:2810) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AIRCRAFT TIRES, MECHANICAL PROPERTIES, STATIC

TESTS

N88-22031*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SHAPE SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF WING STATIC

AEROELASTIC CHARACTERISTICS

JEAN-FRANCOIS M. BARTHELEMY and FRED D. BERGEN

(Virginia Polytechnic Inst. and State Univ., Blacksburg.) May

1988 30 p

(NASA-TP-2808; L-16418; NAS 1.60:2808) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AEROELASTICITY, DYNAMIC RESPONSE, SENSITIVITY,

WING LOADING, WING PROFILES

N88-24623*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

NONLINEAR PROGRAMMING EXTENSIONS TO RATIONAL

FUNCTION APPROXIMATION METHODS FOR UNSTEADY

AERODYNAMIC FORCES

SHERWOOD H. TIFFANY and WILLIAM M. ADAMS, JR. Jul.

1988 55 p Previously announced in IAA as A87-33694

Sponsored by NASA, Washington

(NASA-TP-2776; L-16205; NAS 1.60:2776) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MFA01 CSCL 01C

AERODYNAMIC FORCES, AERODYNAMICS, APPROXIMATION, EQUATIONS OFMOTION, FLEXIBLE BODIES, NONLINEAR PROGRAMMING, OPTIMIZATION

N89-23448*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

HOT-JET SIMULATION IN CRYOGENIC WIND TUNNELS

KEISUKE ASAI (National Aerospace Lab., Tokyo, Japan )

Washington Jul. 1989 49 p

(NASA-RP-1220; L-16564; NAS 1.61:1220) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

In order to evaluate hot jet simulation capability in cryogenic

wind tunnel testing, simple theoretical calculations were performed.

The similarity parameters, isentropic flow properties, and normal

shock relations were calculated for a variety of jet simulation

techniques. The results were compared with those estimated for

a full scale flight condition. It was shown that the cryogenic wind

tunnel testing provides an opportunity for the most accurate hot

jet simulation technique. By using a compressed nitrogen gas at

ambient or moderately elevated temperatures as a jet gas, most

all of the relevant similarity parameters including the jet temperature

and velocity ratios and the Reynolds numbers, can be set to the

full scale flight values. The only exception is the ratio of specific

heats for jet flow. In an attempt to match the ratio of specific

heats for the turbojet flow, gases other than pure nitrogen were

considered. It was found that a nitrogen/methane mixture at

moderately elevated temperature behaves like the real combustion

gas. Using this mixture as a jet gas, complete simulation of the

full scale turbojet exhaust becomes possible in cryogenic wind

tunnels. Author

N89-25146*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

RECENT ADVANCES IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY ANALYSIS AND

OPTIMIZATION, PART 1

JEAN-FRANCOIS M. BARTHELEMY, ed. Washington Apr.

1989 527 p Symposium held in Hampton, VA, 28-30 Sep.

1988; sponsored by NASA, Langley Research Center, NASA,

LeResear Center, and Wright Research Development Center

(NASA-CP-3031-PT-1; L-16568-PT-1; NAS 1.55:3031-PT-1)

Avail: NTIS HC A23/MF A03 CSCL 01C

AIRCRAFT DESIGN, COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS,

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN, CONFERENCES, EXPERT

SYSTEMS, OPTIMIZATION, STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

N89-25173*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

RECENT ADVANCES IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY ANALYSIS AND

OPTIMIZATION, PART 2

JEAN-FRANCOIS M. BARTHELEMY, ed. Washington Apr.

1989 501 p Symposium held in Hampton, VA, 28-30 Sep.

1988; sponsored by NASA, Langley Research Center, NASA, Lewis

Research Center, and Wright Research Development Center

(NASA-CP-3031-PT-2; L-16568-PT-2; NAS 1.55:3031-PT-2)

Avail: NTIS HC A22/MF A03 CSCL 01C

AIRCRAFT DESIGN, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, COMPUTER

AIDED DESIGN, CONFERENCES, DESIGN ANALYSIS,

OPTIMIZATION, STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, STRUCTURAL

DESIGN

N89-25201*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

RECENT ADVANCES IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY ANALYSIS AND

OPTIMIZATION, PART 3

JEAN-FRANCOIS M. BARTHELEMY, ed. Washington Apr.

1989 513 p Symposium held in Hampton, VA, 28-30 Sep.

1988; sponsored by NASA, Langley Research Center, NASA, Lewis

Research Center, and Wright Research Development Center

(NASA-CP-3031-PT-3; L-16568-PT-3; NAS 1.55:3031-PT-3)

Avail: NTIS HC A22/MF A03 CSCL 01C

AIRCRAFT DESIGN, COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN,

COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION, CONFERENCES, CONTROL

THEORY, DESIGN ANALYSIS, FLEXIBLE SPACECRAFT, LARGE

SPACE STRUCTURES, OPTIMIZATION, SPACECRAFT DESIGN,

STRUCTURAL DESIGN, STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING,

SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

N89-26844*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

METHOD FOR EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF

FLUTTER SPEED BY PARAMETER IDENTIFICATION

E. NISSIM (Technion - Israel Inst. of Tech., Haifa.) and GLENN

B. GILYARD Washington Jun. 1989 44 p Previously

announced in IAA as A89-30801

(NASA-TP-2923; H-1510; NAS 1.60:2923) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AEROELASTICITY, DYNAMIC PRESSURE, FLIGHT TESTS,

FLUTTER, PARAMETER IDENTIFICATION

N90-12589*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

POWERED-LIFT AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY

W. H. DECKERT and J. A. FRANKLIN 1989 36 p Original

15
05 AIRCRAFT DESIGN, TESTING AND PERFORMANCE

contains color illustrations

(NASA-SP-501; NAS 1.21:501; LC-89-39482) Avail: SOD HC

$4.25 as 033-000-01062-1; NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

Powered lift aircraft have the ability to vary the magnitude and

direction of the force produced by the propulsion system so as to

control the overall lift and streamwise force components of the

aircraft, with the objective of enabling the aircraft to operate from

minimum sized terminal sites. Power lift technology has contributed

to the development of the jet lift Harrier and to the forth coming

operational V-22 Tilt Rotor and the C-17 military transport. This

technology will soon be expanded to include supersonic fighters

with short takeoff and vertical landing capability, and will continue

to be used for the development of short- and vertical-takeoff and

landing transport. An overview of this field of aeronautical

technology is provided for several types of powered lift aircraft. It

focuses on the description of various powered lift concepts and

their operational capability. Aspects of aerodynamics and flight

controls pertinent to powered lift are also discussed. Author

N90-14220*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

GLOBAL STRATOSPHERIC CHANGE: REQUIREMENTS FOR A

VERY-HIGH-ALTITUDE AIRCRAFT FOR ATMOSPHERIC

RESEARCH

1989 41 p Workshop held in Truckee, CA, 15-16 Jul. 1989

(NASA-CP-10041; A-89243; NAS 1.55:10041) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 01C

ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY, FLIGHT CHARACTERISTICS,

METEOROLOGICAL FLIGHT, REMOTE SENSING,

STRATOSPHERE, U-2 AIRCRAFT

N90-15100*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF VANE-AILERON EXCITATION IN

THE EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF FLUTTER SPEED

BY PARAMETER IDENTIFICATION

ELI NISSIM (Technion - Israel Inst. of Tech., Haifa.) Jan. 1990

23 p

(NASA-TP-2971; H-1516; NAS 1.60:2971) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

EXCITATION, FLUTTER, PARAMETER IDENTIFICATION,

VANES

N90-18385*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

FUSELAGE DESIGN FOR A SPECIFIED MACH-SLICED AREA

DISTRIBUTION

RAYMOND L BARGER and MARY S. ADAMS Washington Feb.

1990 88 p

(NASA-TP-2975; L-16651; NAS 1.60:2975) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATIONS, AIRCRAFT DESIGN,

FUSELAGES, MACH NUMBER, NOISE REDUCTION

N90-25134*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Hugh L. Dryden Flight Research Facility, Edwards, CA.

EVALUATION OF VARIOUS THRUST CALCULATION

TECHNIQUES ON AN F404 ENGINE

RONALD J.RAY Apr. 1990 31 p

(NASA-TP-3001; H-1505; NAS 1.60:3001) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 21E

CALIBRATING, ENGINE TESTS, FLIGHT TESTS,

PERFORMANCE PREDICTION, REAL TIME OPERATION,

THRUST

N90-26823*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EVALUATION OF ENERGY ABSORPTION OF NEW CONCEPTS

OF AIRCRAFT COMPOSITE SUBFLOOR INTERSECTIONS

LISA E. JONES (PRC Kentron, Inc., Hampton, VA.) and HUEY D.

GARDEN Washington Nov. 1989 33 p

(NASA-TP-2951; L-16628; NAS 1.60:2951) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AIRCRAFT CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, CRASHWORTHINESS, FLOORS, LAMINATES, STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS,

STRUCTURAL FAILURE, SUBSTRUCTURES

06

AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTATION

Includes cockpit and cabin display devices; and flight instruments.

N90-15902*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EVALUATION OF TWO TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT AND

SEVERAL GROUND TEST VEHICLE FRICTION

MEASUREMENTS OBTAINED FOR VARIOUS RUNWAY

SURFACE TYPES AND CONDITIONS. A SUMMARY OF TEST

RESULTS FROM JOINT FAA/NASA RUNWAY FRICTION

PROGRAM

THOMAS J. YAGER, WILLIAM A. VOGLER (PRC Kentron, Inc.,

Hampton, VA.), and PAUL BALDASARE Washington Feb.

1990 301 p

(NASA-TP-2917; L-16536; NAS 1.60:2917) Avail: NTIS HC

A14/MF A02 CSCL 01C

AIRCRAFT TIRES, ASPHALT, CONCRETES, FRICTION

MEASUREMENT, GROUND TESTS, RUNWAY CONDITIONS,

TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

N90-17627*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SIMULATED-AIRLINE-SERVICE FLIGHT TESTS OF

LAMINAR-FLOW CONTROL WITH PERFORATED-SURFACE

SUCTION SYSTEM

DAL V. MADDALON and ALBERT L. BRASLOW (Analytical

Services and Materials, Inc., Hampton, VA.) Washington Mar.

1990 40 p

(NASA-TP-2966; L-16589; NAS 1.60:2966) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

BOUNDARY LAYER CONTROL, C-140 AIRCRAFT, LAMINAR

FLOW, LEADING EDGES, PERFORATION, SUCTION

N87-10864*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

GROUND-BASED TIME-GUIDANCE ALGORITHM FOR

CONTROL OF AIRPLANES IN A TIME-METERED AIR TRAFFIC

CONTROL ENVIRONMENT: A PILOTED SIMULATION STUDY

C. E. KNOX and N. IMBERT (Office National d'Etudes et de

Recherches Aerospatiales, Toulouse, France) Nov. 1986 36 p

(NASA-TP-2616; L-16116; NAS 1.60:2616) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 01D

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL, ENERGY CONSERVATION, FLIGHT

MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS, FLIGHT SIMULATION, FUEL

CONSUMPTION,-PILOTS (PERSONNEL), TIMING DEVICES

N87-13438*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF AN AIRPLANE

ELECTRONIC DISPLAY FORMAT ALIGNED WITH THE

INERTIAL VELOCITY VECTOR

G. G. STEINMETZ Dec. 1986 23 p

(NASA-TP-2648; L-16168; NAS 1.60:2648) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 01D

ALIGNMENT, DIRECTIONAL CONTROL, DISPLAY DEVICES,

ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT, FLIGHT TESTS, INERTIAL

NAVIGATION, PERFORMANCE TESTS, VELOCITY

N87-19393*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A SIMULATION EVALUATION OF A PILOT INTERFACE WITH

AN AUTOMATIC TERMINAL APPROACH SYSTEM

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07 AIRCRAFT PROPULSION AND POWER

DAVID A. HINTON Apr. 1987 21 p

(NASA-TP-2669; L-16222; NAS 1.60:2669) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 17G

APPROACH CONTROL, AUTOMATIC CONTROL, AUTOMATIC

PILOTS, GENERAL AVIATION AIRCRAFT, MAN MACHINE

SYSTEMS

N87-29533*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Motfett Field, CA.

ANALOG SIGNAL CONDITIONING FOR FLIGHT-TEST

INSTRUMENTATION

DONALD W. VEATCH and RODNEY K. BOGUE Washington

NASA Jan. 1986 173 p Presented at the AGARD Flight

Mechanics Panel, Flight-test Techniques Working Group,

AGARDograph 160, Flight-Test Instrumentation Series Previously

announced as N86-29816

(NASA-RP-1159; H-1191; NAS 1.61:1159) Avail: NTIS HC

A08/MFA01 CSCL 01D

The application of analog signal conditioning to flight-tests data

acquisition systems is discussed. Emphasis is placed on practical

applications of signal conditioning for the most common flight-test

data-acquisition systems. A limited amount of theoretical discussion

is included to assist the reader in a more complete understanding

of the subject matter. Nonspecific signal conditioning, such as

amplification, filtering, and multiplexing, is discussed. Signal

conditioning for various specific transducers and data terminal

devices is also discussed to illustrate signal conditioning that is

unique to particular types of transducers. The purpose is to

delineate for the reader the various signal-conditioning technique

options, together with tradeoff considerations, for commonly

encountered flight-test situations. Author

N88-12487*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECTS OF COMBINING VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL

INFORMATION INTO A PRIMARY FLIGHT DISPLAY

TERENCE S. ABBOTT, MARK NATAUPSKY, and GEORGE G.

STEINMETZ Dec. 1987 21 p

(NASA-TP-2783; L-16366; NAS 1.60:2783) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 01D

COCKPITS, CONSOLIDATION, -DISPLAY DEVICES,

HORIZONTAL ORIENTATION, POSITION INDICATORS,

VERTICAL ORIENTATION

N89-16820*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

PILOTED-SIMULATION EVALUATION OF ESCAPE GUIDANCE

FOR MICRO-BURST WIND SHEAR ENCOUNTERS M.S. Thesis -

George Washington Univ.

DAVID A. HINTON Washington, DC Mar. 1989 57 p Sponsored

in part by FAA, Washington, DC

(NASA-TP-2886; L-16498; NAS 1.60:2886; DOT/FAA/DS-89/06)

Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF A01 CSCL 01D

FLIGHT HAZARDS, FLIGHT SIMULATION, MICROBURSTS

(METEOROLOGY), PILOT PERFORMANCE, WIND SHEAR

N90-13384*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moflett Field, CA.

FLIGHT DECK AUTOMATION: PROMISES AND REALITIES

SUSAN D. NORMAN, ed. and HARRY W. ORLADY, ed. (Orlady

Associates, Inc., Los Gatos, CA.) Sep. 1989 200 p Proceedings

of a NASA/FAA/lndustry Workshop, Carmel Valley, CA, 1-4 Aug.

1988

(NASA-CP-10036; A-89196; NAS 1.55:10036) Avail: NTIS HC

A09/MF A02 CSCL 01D

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL, AIR TRANSPORTATION,

AUTOMATIC CONTROL, COCKPITS, CONFERENCES,

MAN-COMPUTER INTERFACE

N90-18393*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A SIMULATION EVALUATION OF THE ENGINE MONITORING

AND CONTROL SYSTEM DISPLAY

TERENCE S. ABBOTT Washington Feb. 1990 39 p Original

contains color illustrations

(NASA-TP-2960; L-16637; NAS 1.60:2960) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01; 6 functional color pages CSCL 01D

AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTS, DISPLAY DEVICES, ENGINE

MONITORING INSTRUMENTS, FLIGHT INSTRUMENTS

N90-21004*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

STEREOPSIS CUEING EFFECTS ON HOVER-IN-TURBULENCE

PERFORMANCE IN A SIMULATED ROTORCRAFT

RUSSELL V. PARRISH and STEVEN P. WILLIAMS (Army Aviation

Systems Command, Hampton, VA.) Washington May 1990

62 p

(DA PROJ. 1L1-61102-AH-45)

(NASA-TP-2980; L-16652; NAS 1.60:2980;

AVSCOM-TR-90-B-002; AD-A224484) Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF

A01 CSCL 01/4

CUES, DISPLAY DEVICES, FLIGHT SIMULATION, HOVERING,

PILOT PERFORMANCE, ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT,

TURBULENCE

N90-25980*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

SPACE TRANSPORTATION AVIONICS TECHNOLOGY

SYMPOSIUM. VOLUME 1: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Aug. 1990 24 p Symposium held in Williamsburg, VA, 7-9

Nov. 1989

(NASA-CP-3081-VOL-1; NAS 1.55:3081-VOL-1) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 01D

AVIONICS, CONFERENCES, SPACE TRANSPORTATION

07

AIRCRAFT PROPULSION AND POWER

Includes prime propulsion systems and systems components, e.g.,

gas turbine engines and compressors; and onboard auxiliary power

plants for aircraft.

N87-17699*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

DESIGN OF 9.271-PRESSURE-RATIO 5-STAGE CORE

COMPRESSOR AND OVERALL PERFORMANCE FOR FIRST 3

STAGES

RONALD J. STEINKE May 1986 35 p

(NASA-TP-2597; E-2589; NAS 1.60:2597) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 21E

COMPRESSORS, DESIGN ANALYSIS, FLOW DISTRIBUTION,

PERFORMANCE TESTS, ROTOR BLADES (TURBOMACHINERY)

N87-20267*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

NASA-CHINESE AERONAUTICAL ESTABLISHMENT (CAE)

SYMPOSIUM

1986 230 p Symposium held in Cleveland, Ohio, 23-27 Sep.

1985

(NASA-CP-2433; E-3033; NAS 1.55:2433) Avail: NTIS HC

A11/MFA02 CSCL 21E

COMBUSTION, FLUID DYNAMICS, THERMODYNAMICS

N87-24481"# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

LOW-COST FM OSCILLATOR FOR CAPACITANCE TYPE OF

BLADE TIP CLEARANCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM

JOHN P. BARRANGER Jul. 1987 16 p

(NASA-TP-2746; E-3455; NAS 1.60:2746) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 21E

17
07 AIRCRAFT PROPULSION AND POWER

BLADE TIPS, ERROR ANALYSIS, FREQUENCY

MODULATION, NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTS, OSCILLATORS,

ROTOR BLADES (TURBOMACHINERY)

N88-15785*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

AEROPROPULSION '87. SESSION 2: AEROPROPULSION

STRUCTURES RESEARCH

Nov. 1987 52 p Conference held in Cleveland, Ohio, 17-19

Nov. 1987 Submitted for publication

(NASA-CP-10003-SESS-2; E-3798-SESS-2; NAS

1.55-.10003-SESS-2) Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF A01 CSCL21E

CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGN, DESIGN ANALYSIS,

PROPULSION SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS, STRUCTURAL

ANALYSIS

N88-15790*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

AEROPROPULSION '87. SESSION 3: INTERNAL FLUID

MECHANICS RESEARCH

Nov. 1987 75 p Conference held in Cleveland, Ohio, 17-19

Nov. 1987 Submitted for publication

(NASA-CP-10003-SESS-3; E-3798-SESS-3; NAS

1.55:10003-SESS-3) Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF A01 CSCL 21E

CHEMICAL REACTIONS, DUCTS, FLUID MECHANICS, INLET

FLOW, NOZZLES, PREDICTION ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES,

PROPULSION, TURBOMACHINERY

N88-15794*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

AEROPROPULSION '87. SESSION 4: INSTRUMENTATION AND

CONTROLS RESEARCH

Nov. 1987 77 p Conference held in Cleveland, Ohio, 17-19

Nov. 1987 Submitted for publication

(NASA-CP-10003-SESS-4; E-3798-SESS-4; NAS

1.55:10003-SESS-4) Avail: NTIS HC A05/MF A01 CSCL 21E

CONFERENCES, CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGN, FIBER

OPTICS, FLUID MECHANICS, MEASURING INSTRUMENTS,

PROPULSION

N88-15800*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

AEROPROPULSION '87. SESSION 5: SUBSONIC PROPULSION

TECHNOLOGY

Nov. 1987 153 p Conference held in Cleveland, Ohio, 17-19

Nov. 1987 Submitted for publication

(NASA-CP-10003-SESS-5; E-3798-SESS-5; NAS

1.55:10003-SESS-5) Avail: NTIS HC A08/MF A01 CSCL 21E

CONFERENCES, ENGINE DESIGN, FLUID MECHANICS,

PROP-FAN TECHNOLOGY, PROPULSION

N88-15807*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

AEROPROPULSION '87. SESSION 6: HIGH-SPEED

PROPULSION TECHNOLOGY

Nov. 1987 119 p Conference held in Cleveland, Ohio, 17-19

Nov. 1987 Submitted for publication

(NASA-CP-10003-SESS-6; E-3798-SESS-6; NAS

1.55:10003-SESS-6) Avail: NTIS HC A06/MF A01 CSCL 21E

CONFERENCES, FLUID MECHANICS, HYPERSONIC

AIRCRAFT, PROPULSION SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS,

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT, SUPERSONIC COMBUSTION RAMJET

ENGINES, TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

N88-16697*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

AEROPROPULSION '87. SESSION 1: AEROPROPULSION

MATERIALS RESEARCH

Nov. 1987 121 p Conference held in Cleveland, Ohio, 17-19

Nov. 1987 Submitted for publication

(NASA-CP-10003-SESS-1; E-3798-SESS-1; NAS

1.55:10003-SESS-1) Avail: NTIS HC A06/MF A01 CSCL 21E

CERAMICS, CREEP PROPERTIES, ENGINE DESIGN, ENGINE

PARTS, FATIGUE (MATERIALS), METAL MATRIX COMPOSITES,

POLYMER MATRIX COMPOSITES

N89-12565*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

ADVANCED TURBOPROP PROJECT

ROY D. HAGER and DEBORAH VRABEL (Sverdrup Technology,

Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.) 1988 130 p Original contains color

illustrations

(NASA-SP-495; NAS 1.21:495; LC88-1690) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 21E

At the direction of Congress, a task force headed by NASA

was organized in 1975 to identify potential fuel saving concepts

for aviation. The result was the Aircraft Energy Efficiency (ACEE)

Program implemented in 1976. An important part of the program

was the development of advanced turboprop technology for Mach

0.65 to 0.85 applications having the potential fuel saving of 30 to

50 percent relative to existing turbofan engines. A historical

perspective is presented of the development and the

accomplishments that brought the turboprop to successful flight

tests in 1986 and 1987. Author

N90-21037*# Sverdrup Technology, Inc., Cleveland, OH.

EXHAUST NOZZLES FOR PROPULSION SYSTEMS WITH

EMPHASIS ON SUPERSONIC CRUISE AIRCRAFT

LEONARD E. STITT May 1990 107 p

(NAS3-25266)

(NASA-RP-1235; E-4789; NAS 1.61:1235) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MFA01 CSCL 21E

This compendium summarizes the contributions of the

NASA-Lewis and its contractors to supersonic exhaust nozzle

research from 1963 to 1985. Two major research and technology

efforts sponsored this nozzle research work; the U.S. Supersonic

Transport (SST) Program and the follow-on Supersonic Cruise

Research (SCR) Program. They account for two generations of

nozzle technology: the first from 1963 to 1971, and the second

from 1971 to 1985. First, the equations used to calculate nozzle

thrust are introduced. Then the general types of nozzles are

presented, followed by a discussion of those types proposed for

supersonic aircraft. Next, the first-generation nozzles designed

specifically tor the Boeing SST and the second-generation nozzles

designed under the SCR program are separately reviewed and

then compared. A chapter on throttle-dependent afterbody drag is

included, since drag has a major effect on the off-design

performance of supersonic nozzles. A chapter on the performance

of supersonic dash nozzles follows, since these nozzles have

similar design problems, Finally, the nozzle test facilities used at

NASA-Lewis during this nozzle research effort are identified and

discussed. These facilities include static test stands, a transonic

wind tunnel, and a flying testbed aircraft. A concluding section

points to the future: a third generation of nozzles designed for a

new era of high speed civil transports to produce even greater

advances in performance, to meet new noise rules, and to ensure

the continuity of over two decades of NASA research. Author

N90-23403*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF A TUNED

ELECTROMAGNETIC DAMPER FOR VIBRATION CONTROL

OF CRYOGENIC TURBOPUMP ROTORS

ELISEO DIRUSSO and GERALD V. BROWN Washington Jun.

1990 17 p

(NASA-TP-3005; E-5012; NAS 1.60:3005) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 21E

CRYOGENIC TEMPERATURE, ELECTROMAGNETISM,

ROCKET ENGINES, ROTOR SPEED, ROTORS, SHAFTS

(MACHINE ELEMENTS), TURBINE PUMPS, VIBRATION

DAMPING

N90-27722*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

COMPUTER CODE FOR PREDICTING COOLANT FLOW AND

HEAT TRANSFER IN TURBOMACHINERY

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08 AIRCRAFT STABILITY AND CONTROL

PETER L. MEITNER Washington Sep. 1990 41 p Prepared

in cooperation with Army Aviation Systems Command, Cleveland,

OH

(DA PROJ. 1L1-61102-AH-45)

(NASA-TP-2985; E-5186; NAS 1.60:2985; AVSCOM-TR-89-C-008)

Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 21E

COMPUTER PROGRAMS, ENGINE COOLANTS, FLOW

DISTRIBUTION, HEAT TRANSFER, TURBOMACHINERY

08

AIRCRAFT STABILITY AND CONTROL

Includes aircraft handling qualities; piloting; flight controls; and

autopilots.

N87-10103*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

IN-FLIGHT TOTAL FORCES, MOMENTS AND STATIC

AEROELASTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF AN OBLIQUE-WING

RESEARCH AIRPLANE

R. E. CURRY and A. G. SIM Oct. 1984 30 p

(NASA-TP-2224; H-1181; NAS 1.60:2224) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AEROELASTIC RESEARCH WINGS, AIRCRAFT DESIGN,

FLIGHT TESTS, OBLIQUE WINGS, RESEARCH AIRCRAFT,

STRUCTURAL DESIGN, WIND TUNNEL TESTS

N87-10870*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

INTERFERENCE EFFECTS OF THRUST REVERSING ON

HORIZONTAL TAIL EFFECTIVENESS OF TWIN-ENGINE

FIGHTER AIRCRAFT AT MACH NUMBERS FROM 0.15 TO 0.90

F. J. CAPONE and M. L. MASON Oct. 1984 104 p

(NASA-TP-2350; L-15811; NAS 1.60:2350) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MFA01 CSCL 01C

AERODYNAMIC INTERFERENCE, FIGHTER AIRCRAFT, TAIL

ASSEMBLIES, THRUST REVERSAL, WIND TUNNEL TESTS

N87-10871*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

FLIGHT-DETERMINED AERODYNAMIC DERIVATIVES OF THE

AD-1 OBLIQUE-WING RESEARCH AIRPLANE

A. G. SIM and R. E. CURRY Oct. 1984 40 p

(NASA-TP-2222; H-1179; NAS 1.60:2222) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 01C

AERODYNAMIC COEFFICIENTS, OBLIQUE WINGS,

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT, VARIABLE SWEEP WINGS

N87-16849*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

PILOTED SIMULATOR STUDY OF ALLOWABLE TIME DELAYS

IN LARGE-AIRPLANE RESPONSE

WILLIAM D. GRANTHAM, PAUL M. SMITH (PRC Kentron, Inc.,

Hampton, Va.), LEE H. PERSON, JR., ROBERT T. MEYER

(Lockheed-Georgia Co., Marietta), and STEPHEN A. TINGAS Feb.

1987 69 p

(NASA-TP-2652; L-16149; NAS 1.60:2652) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MFA01 CSCL 01C

CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGN, FLIGHT CHARACTERISTICS,

FLIGHT SIMULATORS, LOW SPEED, TIME LAG, TRANSPORT

AIRCRAFT

N87-18570*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

FLIGHT CHARACTERISTICS OF THE AD-1 OBLIQUE-WING

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

ALEX G. SIM and ROBERT E. CURRY Mar. 1985 29 p

(NASA-TP-2223; H-1180; NAS 1.60:2223) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AERODYNAMIC CONFIGURATIONS, FLIGHT CHARACTERISTICS, LOW SPEED, OBLIQUE WINGS, RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

N87-25331*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

ADVANCED DETECTION, ISOLATION AND ACCOMMODATION

OF SENSOR FAILURES: REAL-TIME EVALUATION

WALTER C. MERRILL, JOHN C. DELAAT, and WILLIAM M.

BRUTON Jul. 1987 30 p

(NASA-TP-2740; E-3479; NAS 1.60:2740) Avail: US Patent and

Trademark Office CSCL 01C

ENGINE CONTROL, ENGINE FAILURE, FAULT TOLERANCE,

REDUNDANCY ENCODING, REMOTE SENSORS, TURBINE

ENGINES

N87-26922*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

PILOTED-SIMULATION STUDY OF EFFECTS OF VORTEX

FLAPS ON LOW-SPEED HANDLING QUALITIES OF A

DELTA-WING AIRPLANE

JAY M. BRANDON, PHILIP W. BROWN, and ALFRED J.

WUNSCHEL Sep. 1987 38 p

(NASA-TP-2747; L-16307; NAS 1.60:2747) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

CONTROLLABILITY, DELTA WINGS, FLIGHT SIMULATION,

LOW SPEED, PILOTS (PERSONNEL), VORTEX FLAPS

N88-14987*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

HANDLING QUALITIES OF A WIDE-BODY TRANSPORT

AIRPLANE UTILIZING PITCH ACTIVE CONTROL SYSTEMS

(PACS) FOR RELAXED STATIC STABILITY APPLICATION

WILLIAM D. GRANTHAM, LEE H. PERSON, JR., PHILIP W.

BROWN, LAWRENCE E. BECKER, GEORGE E. HUNT, J. J.

RISING, W. J. DAVIS, C. S. WILLEY, W. A. WEAVER, and R.

COKELEY Dec. 1985 109 p

(NASA-TP-2482; L-15928; NAS 1.60:2482) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 01C

ACTIVE CONTROL, FLIGHT CHARACTERISTICS, FLIGHT

SIMULATION, PITCH (INCLINATION), STATIC STABILITY,

TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

N88-19475*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

ROTORCRAFT FLIGHT-PROPULSION CONTROL

INTEGRATION: AN ECLECTIC DESIGN CONCEPT

JAMES R. MIHALOEW, MARK G. BALLIN, and D. C. G.

RUTTLEDGE (Sikorsky Aircraft, Stratford, Conn.) Apr. 1988

34 p

(NASA-TP-2815; E-3812; NAS 1.60:2815) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AIRCRAFT CONTROL, DESIGN ANALYSIS, INTEGRATORS,

PROPULSIVE EFFICIENCY, ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT

N89-12569*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SINGULAR PERTURBATIONS AND TIME SCALES IN THE

DESIGN OF DIGITAL FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEMS

DESINENI S. NAIDU (Old Dominion Univ., Norfolk, Va.) and

DOUGLAS B. PRICE Washington, D.C. Dec. 1988 30 p

(NASA-TP-2844; L-16440; NAS 1.60:2844) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

DIGITAL SYSTEMS, FLIGHT CONTROL, OPTIMAL CONTROL,

PERTURBATION THEORY

N89-15123*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Hugh L. Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, CA.

DERIVATION AND DEFINITION OF A LINEAR AIRCRAFT

MODEL

EUGENE L. DUKE, ROBERT F. ANTONIEWICZ, and KEITH D.

KRAMBEER Aug. 1988 106 p

(NASA-RP-1207; H-1391; NAS 1.61:1207) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 01C

19
08 AIRCRAFT STABILITY AND CONTROL

A linear aircraft model for a rigid aircraft of constant mass

flying over a flat, nonrotating earth is derived and defined. The

derivation makes no assumptions of reference trajectory or vehicle

symmetry. The linear system equations are derived and evaluated

along a general trajectory and include both aircraft dynamics and

observation variables. Author

N89-15929*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Hugh L Dryden Flight Research Facility, Edwards, CA.

FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT AND FLIGHT

TEST EXPERIENCE WITH THE HIMAT RESEARCH VEHICLES

ROBERT W. KEMPEL and MICHAEL R. EARLS Jun. 1988

88 p

(NASA-TP-2822; H-1428; WAS 1.60:2822) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 01C

DIGITAL SYSTEMS, FLIGHT CONTROL, FLIGHT TESTS,

HIGHLY MANEUVERABLE AIRCRAFT, REMOTELY PILOTED

VEHICLES, RESEARCH AIRCRAFT, SCALE MODELS

N89-15930*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Hugh L. Dryden Flight Research Facility, Edwards, CA.

A PILOTED EVALUATION OF AN OBLIQUE-WING RESEARCH

AIRCRAFT MOTION SIMULATION WITH DECOUPLING

CONTROL LAWS

ROBERT W. KEMPEL, WALTER E. MCNEILL, GLENN B.

GILYARD, and TRINDEL A. MAINE Nov. 1988 52 p

(NASA-TP-2874; H-1430; NAS 1.60:2874) Avail: NTIS HC .

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01C

DECOUPLING, EVALUATION, FLIGHT SIMULATION, FLIGHT

TESTS, OBLIQUE WINGS, PILOT PERFORMANCE

N89-16845*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

MODAL CONTROL OF AN OBLIQUE WING AIRCRAFT

JAMES D. PHILLIPS Jan. 1989 49 p

(NASA-TP-2898; A-88250; NAS 1.60:2898) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

FLIGHT CONTROL, MODAL RESPONSE, OBLIQUE WINGS,

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

N89-19309*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

INTEGRATED TOOLS FOR CONTROL-SYSTEM ANALYSIS

AARON J. OSTROFF, MELISSA S. PROFFITT, and DAVID R.

CLARK (Planning Research Corp., Hampton, VA.) Washington

NASA Mar. 1989 61 p

(NASA-TP-2885; L-16482; NAS 1.60:2885) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 01C

ACTUATORS, COMPUTER PROGRAMS, CONTROL SYSTEMS

DESIGN, CONTROLLERS, LINEAR SYSTEMS, SOFTWARE

TOOLS, SYSTEMS ANALYSIS

N89-23468*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A CLOSED-FORM TRIM SOLUTION YIELDING MINIMUM TRIM

DRAG FOR AIRPLANES WITH MULTIPLE

LONGITUDINAL-CONTROL EFFECTORS

KENNETH H. GOODRICH, STEVEN M. SLIWA, and FREDERICK

J. LALLMAN Washington May 1989 30 p

(NASA-TP-2907; L-16484; NAS 1.60:2907) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 01C

AERODYNAMIC BALANCE, AIRCRAFT DESIGN,

COMPUTATION, LIFT DEVICES, OPTIMIZATION, REDUNDANCY,

THRUST VECTOR CONTROL

N89-23469*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SIMULATOR EVALUATION OF A DISPLAY FOR A TAKEOFF

PERFORMANCE MONITORING SYSTEM

DAVID B. MIDDLETON, RAGHAVACHARI SRIVATSAN, and LEE

H. PERSON, JR. Washington May 1989 29 p

(NASA-TP-2908; L-16510; NAS 1.60:2908) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

ABORTED MISSIONS, DISPLAY DEVICES, MONITORS,

RATINGS, SIMULATORS, TAKEOFF

N89-24327*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Flight Research Center, Edwards, CA.

DEVELOPMENT AND FLIGHT TEST EXPERIENCES WITH A

FLIGHT-CRUCIAL DIGITAL CONTROL SYSTEM

DALE A. MACKALL Washington Nov. 1988 116 p

(NASA-TP-2857; H-1344; NAS 1.60:2857) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MFA01 CSCL 01C

AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE, CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGN,

DIGITAL SYSTEMS, F-16 AIRCRAFT, FLIGHT CONTROL,

SYSTEMS INTEGRATION

N90-10074*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ANALYSIS OF FLIGHT DATA FROM A HIGH-INCIDENCE

RESEARCH MODEL BY SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION METHODS

JAMES G. BATTERSON and VLADISLAV KLEIN (Joint Inst. for

Advancement of Flight Sciences, Hampton, VA.) Washington

Nov. 1989 50 p

(NASA-TP-2940; L-16571; NAS 1.60:2940) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 01C

AERODYNAMIC CONFIGURATIONS, AERODYNAMIC

STABILITY, ANGLE OF ATTACK, DYNAMIC CONTROL, FLIGHT

CHARACTERISTICS, STABILITY DERIVATIVES

N90-11757*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

COMPARISON OF FLYING QUALITIES DERIVED FROM

IN-FLIGHT AND GROUND-BASED SIMULATORS FOR A

JET-TRANSPORT AIRPLANE FOR THE APPROACH AND

LANDING PILOT TASKS

WILLIAM D. GRANTHAM Washington Dec. 1989 32 p

(NASA-TP-2962; L-16609; NAS 1.60:2962) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 01C

FLIGHT CHARACTERISTICS, FLIGHT CONTROL, FLIGHT

SIMULATION, JET AIRCRAFT, TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

N90-15112*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

ADVANCED DETECTION, ISOLATION, AND

ACCOMMODATION OF SENSOR FAILURES IN TURBOFAN

ENGINES: REAL-TIME MICROCOMPUTER IMPLEMENTATION

JOHN C. DELAAT and WALTER C. MERRILL Washington Feb.

1990 28 p

(NASA-TP-2925; E-4391; NAS 1.60:2925) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

ALGORITHMS, DIGITAL ELECTRONICS, ELECTRONIC

CONTROL, ENGINE TESTS, FEEDBACK CONTROL, TURBOFAN

ENGINES

N90-17639*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

LONGITUDINAL STABILITY AND CONTROL

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE QUIET SHORT-HAUL RESEARCH

AIRCRAFT (QSRA)

JACK D. STEPHENSON and GORDON H. HARDY Washington

Dec. 1989 43 p

(NASA-TP-2965; A-89133; NAS 1.60:2965) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 01C

AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE, FLIGHT CHARACTERISTICS,

FLIGHT TESTS, LONGITUDINAL CONTROL, LONGITUDINAL

STABILITY, RESEARCH AIRCRAFT, SHORT HAUL AIRCRAFT

N90-19239*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

LOW-SPEED WIND-TUNNEL INVESTIGATION OF THE FLIGHT

DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF AN ADVANCED

TURBOPROP BUSINESS/COMMUTER AIRCRAFT

CONFIGURATION

PAUL L. COE, JR., STEVEN G. TURNER, and D. BRUCE

OWENS Washington Apr. 1990 50 p

20
09 RESEARCH AND SUPPORT FACILITIES (AIR)

(NASA-TP-2982; L-16664; NAS 1.60:2982) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL01C

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, COMMUTER

AIRCRAFT, DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, FLIGHT

CHARACTERISTICS, FLIGHT TESTS, TURBOPROP AIRCRAFT,

WIND TUNNEL TESTS

09

RESEARCH AND SUPPORT FACILITIES (AIR)

Includes airports, hangars and runways; aircraft repair and overhaul

facilities; wind tunnels; shock tubes; and aircraft engine test

stands.

N87-10876*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

AERONAUTICAL FACILITIES ASSESSMENT

F. E. PENARANDA, comp. Nov. 1985 204 p

(NASA-RP-1146; NAS 1.61:1146) Avail: NTIS HC A10/MF A02

CSCL 14B

A survey of the free world's aeronautical facilities was

undertaken and an evaluation made on where the relative strengths

and weaknesses exist. Special emphasis is given to NASA's own

capabilities and needs. The types of facilities surveyed are: Wind

Tunnels; Airbreathing Propulsion Facilities; and Flight Simulators

Author

N87-17717*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF WALL MACH NUMBER

DISTRIBUTIONS OF THE OCTAGONAL TEST SECTION

PROPOSED FOR NASA LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER'S

ALTITUDE WIND TUNNEL

DOUGLAS E. HARRINGTON, RICHARD R. BURLEY, and ROBERT

R. CORBAN Nov. 1986 35 p

(NASA-TP-2666; E-3145; NAS 1.60:2666) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 14B

FLOW VELOCITY, MACH NUMBER, WIND TUNNEL

APPARATUS, WIND TUNNEL WALLS

N87-18576*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF TWO TURNING VANE

DESIGNS FOR FAN DRIVE CORNER OF 0.1-SCALE MODEL

OF NASA LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER'S PROPOSED

ALTITUDE WIND TUNNEL

DONALD R. BOLDMAN, ROYCE D. MOORE, and RICKEY J.

SHYNE Mar. 1987 148 p

(NASA-TP-2646; E-3175; NAS 1.60:2646) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 14B

CORNER FLOW, VANES, WIND TUNNEL APPARATUS, WIND

TUNNEL DRIVES

N87-20295*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

DETAILED FLOW SURVEYS OF TURNING VANES DESIGNED

FOR A 0.1-SCALE MODEL OF NASA LEWIS RESEARCH

CENTER'S PROPOSED ALTITUDE WIND TUNNEL

ROYCE D. MOORE, RICKEY J. SHYNE, DONALD R. BOLDMAN,

and THOMAS F. GELDER Apr. 1987 151 p

(NASA-TP-2680; E-3294; NAS 1.60:2680) Avail: NTIS HC

A08/MF A01 CSCL 14B

ALTITUDE SIMULATION, FLOW DISTRIBUTION, GUIDE

VANES, WIND TUNNEL APPARATUS, WIND TUNNEL DRIVES

N87-22694*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF BLOCKAGE RATIO AND

PLENUM EVACUATION SYSTEM FLOW EFFECTS ON

PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION FOR BODIES OF REVOLUTION IN

0.1 SCALE MODEL TEST SECTION OF NASA LEWIS

RESEARCH CENTER'S PROPOSED ALTITUDE WIND TUNNEL

RICHARD R. BURLEY and DOUGLAS E. HARRINGTON Apr.

1987 26 p

(NASA-TP-2702; E-3267; NAS 1.60:2702) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 14B

EVACUATING (VACUUM), EVALUATION, PLENUM

CHAMBERS, WIND TUNNEL MODELS, WIND TUNNEL TESTS

N87-23662*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF HONEYCOMB/SCREEN

CONFIGURATIONS AND SHORT CONTRACTION SECTION

FOR NASA LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER'S ALTITUDE WIND

TUNNEL

RICHARD R. BURLEY and DOUGLAS E. HARRINGTON May

1987 30 p

(NASA-TP-2692; E-3142; NAS 1.60:2692) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 14B

HONEYCOMB STRUCTURES, PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION,

SCREENS, TURBULENCE EFFECTS, TURBULENT FLOW, WIND

TUNNEL CALIBRATION

N87-28570*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EVOLUTION, CALIBRATION, AND OPERATIONAL

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TWO-DIMENSIONAL TEST

SECTION OF THE LANGLEY 0.3-METER TRANSONIC

CRYOGENIC TUNNEL

CHARLES L. LADSON and EDWARD J. RAY Sep. 1987

171 p

(NASA-TP-2749; L-16190; NAS 1.60:2749) Avail: NTIS HC

A08/MF A01 CSCL 14B

CRYOGENIC WIND TUNNELS, EVOLUTION (DEVELOPMENT),

HISTORIES, TRANSONIC WIND TUNNELS, TWO DIMENSIONAL

FLOW

N87-29544*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

LANGLEY AIRCRAFT LANDING DYNAMICS FACILITY

PAMELA A. DAVIS, SANDY M. STUBBS, and JOHN A. TANNER

Oct. 1987 35 p

(NASA-RP-1189; L-16293; NAS 1.61:1189) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 14B

The Langley Research Center has recently upgraded the

Landing Loads Track (LLT) to improve the capability of low-cost

testing of conventional and advanced landing gear systems. The

unique feature of the Langley Aircraft Landing Dynamics Facility

(ALDF) is the ability to test aircraft landing gear systems on actual

runway surfaces at operational ground speeds and loading

conditions. A historical overview of the original LLT is given,

followed by a detailed description of the new ALDF systems and

operational capabilities. Author

N88-17686*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF TURNING VANE DESIGNS

FOR HIGH-SPEED AND COUPLED FAN-DRIVE CORNERS OF

0.1-SCALE MODEL OF NASA LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER'S

PROPOSED ALTITUDE WIND TUNNEL

THOMAS F. GELDER, ROYCE D. MOORE, RICKEY J. SHYNE,

and DONALD R. BOLDMAN May 1987 54 p Microfiche

available as supplement

(NASA-TP-2681; E-3218; NAS 1.60:2681) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 14B

ALTITUDE SIMULATION, CORNER FLOW, COUPLING, GUIDE

VANES, HIGH SPEED, WIND TUNNEL APPARATUS, WIND

TUNNEL DRIVES

21
09 RESEARCH AND SUPPORT FACILITIES (AIR)

N88-28075*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

FINITE-RATE WATER CONDENSATION IN

COMBUSTION-HEATED WIND TUNNELS

WAYNE D. ERICKSON, GERALD H. MALL, and RAMADAS K.

PRABHU (PRC Systems Services Co., Hampton, Va.) Sep. 1988

76 p

(NASA-TP-2833; L-16443; NAS 1.60:2833) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 14B

COMBUSTION PRODUCTS, COMBUSTION WIND TUNNELS,

CONDENSING, HIGH TEMPERATURE ENVIRONMENTS,

NUCLEATION, WATER

N90-17647*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

CAST-10-2/DOA 2 AIRFOIL STUDIES WORKSHOP RESULTS

EDWARD J. RAY, comp. and ACQUILLA S. HILL, comp.

Washington Nov. 1989 259 p Workshop held in Hampton,

VA, 23-27 Sep. 1988

(NASA-CP-3052; L-16633; NAS 1.55:3052) Avail: NTIS HC

A12/MF A02 CSCL 14B

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, AERODYNAMIC

INTERFERENCE, AIRFOIL PROFILES, AIRFOILS,

CONFERENCES, FLOW DISTRIBUTION, REYNOLDS NUMBER,

WIND TUNNEL TESTS

N90-19242*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

COMPARISON BETWEEN DESIGN AND INSTALLED

ACOUSTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF NASA LEWIS 9- BY

15-FOOT LOW-SPEED WIND TUNNEL ACOUSTIC

TREATMENT

MILO D. DAHL and RICHARD P. WOODWARD Washington

Apr. 1990 28 p Presented at the 115th Meeting of the Acoustical

Society of America, Seattle, WA, 16-20 May 1988

(NASA-TP-2996; E-4981; NAS 1.60:2996) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 14B

ACOUSTIC ATTENUATION, ACOUSTIC MEASUREMENT,

AIRCRAFT NOISE, LOW SPEED WIND TUNNELS, PANELS,

PERFORATED PLATES

12

ASTRONAUTICS (GENERAL)

N78-76855* National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

FLIGHT MECHANICS/ESTIMATION THEORY SYMPOSIUM

A. FUCHS 1975 265 p refs Symp. held at Greenbelt, Md.,

29-30 1975

(NASA-CP-2002) Avail: Goddard Space Flight Center, Code

582

CONFERENCES, FLIGHT MECHANICS, ORBIT

CALCULATION, ORBITAL POSITION ESTIMATION

N87-20302*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

THE 1986 GET AWAY SPECIAL EXPERIMENTER'S

SYMPOSIUM

LAWRENCE R. THOMAS, ed. and FRANCES L MOSIER, ed.

Feb. 1987 236 p Symposium held in Greenbelt, Md., 7-8 Oct.

1986

(NASA-CP-2438; NAS 1.55:2438) Avail: NTIS HC A11/MF A02

CSCL 22A

CONFERENCES, GET AWAY SPECIALS (STS),

GOVERNMENT/INDUSTRY RELATIONS, SPACE SHUTTLE

PAYLOADS, UNIVERSITIES

N87-29576* National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

TECHNOLOGY FOR LARGE SPACE SYSTEMS: A

BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 17)

Oct. 1987 140 p

(NASA-SP-7046(17); NAS 1.21:7046(17)) Avail: NTIS HC A07

CSCL 22B

This bibliography lists 512 reports, articles, and other documents

introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information

system between January 1, 1987 and June 30, 1987. Its purpose

is to provide helpful information to the researcher, manager, and

designer in technology development and mission design according

to system, interactive analysis and design, structural and thermal

analysis and design, structural concepts and control systems,

electronics, advanced materials, assembly concepts, propulsion,

and solar power satellite systems. Author

N88-17691*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

THE 1987 GET AWAY SPECIAL EXPERIMENTER'S

SYMPOSIUM

NEAL BARTHELME, ed. and FRANCES L. MOSIER, ed. (RMS

Technologies, Inc., Landover, Md.) Feb. 1988 169 p Symposium

held in Greenbelt, Md., 27-28 Oct. 1987

(NASA-CP-2500; REPT-88B0049; NAS 1.55:2500) Avail: NTIS

HC A08/MF A01 CSCL 22A

GET AWAY SPECIALS (STS), MISSION PLANNING, PROJECT

PLANNING, SPACE SHUTTLE MISSIONS, SPACE STATIONS

N88-27214* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

TECHNOLOGY FOR LARGE SPACE SYSTEMS: A

BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 18)

Jun. 1988 162 p

(NASA-SP-7046(18); NAS 1.21:7046(18)) Avail: NTIS HC A08

CSCL 22B

This bibliography lists 569 reports, articles, and other documents

introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information

system between July 1,1987 and December 31, 1987. Its purpose

is to provide helpful information to the researcher, manager, and

designer in technology development and mission design according

to system, interactive analysis and design, structural and thermal

analysis and design, structural concepts and control systems,

electronics, advanced materials, assembly concepts, propulsion,

and solar power satellite systems. Author

N89-10902*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

THE 1988 GET AWAY SPECIAL EXPERIMENTER'S

SYMPOSIUM

LAWRENCE R. THOMAS, ed. and FRANCES L. MOSIER, ed.

(RMS Technologies, Inc., Landover, Md.) Sep. 1988 127 p

Symposium held in Cocoa Beach, Fla., 27-30 Sep. 1988

Sponsored by NASA, Washington

(NASA-CP-3008; REPT-88-158; NAS 1.55:3008) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 22A

CONFERENCES, GET AWAY SPECIALS (STS), SPACE

SHUTTLE PAYLOADS, SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

N89-11760*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

TECHNOLOGY FOR FUTURE NASA MISSIONS: CIVIL SPACE

TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE (CSTI) AND PATHFINDER

Sep. 1988 550 p Conference held in Washington, D.C., 12-13

Sep. 1988; sponsored in part by NASA and AIAA

(NASA-CP-3016; NAS 1.55:3016) Avail: NTIS HC A23/MF A03

CSCL 22A

AEROASSIST, CONFERENCES, NASA PROGRAMS, ORBIT

TRANSFER VEHICLES, SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS,

SPACECRAFT CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, SPACECRAFT

INSTRUMENTS, SPACECRAFT POWER SUPPLIES,

SPACECRAFT PROPULSION

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ASTRODYNAMICS

Includes powered and free-flight trajectories; and orbital and

launching dynamics.

N88-15820*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

A STUDY TO EVALUATE STS HEADS-UP ASCENT

TRAJECTORY PERFORMANCE EMPLOYING A

MINIMUM-HAMILTONIAN OPTIMIZATION STRATEGY

SUJIT SINHA Feb. 1988 56 p

(NASA-TP-2793; M-580; MAS 1.60:2793) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 22A

ASCENT TRAJECTORIES, EVALUATION, HAMILTONIAN

FUNCTIONS, OPTIMIZATION, SPACE TRANSPORTATION

SYSTEM

14

GROUND SUPPORT SYSTEMS AND FACILITIES

(SPACE)

Includes launch complexes, research and production facilities;

ground support equipment, e.g., mobile transporters; and

simulators.

N89-28545*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

DIGITALLY MODULATED BIT ERROR RATE MEASUREMENT

SYSTEM FOR MICROWAVE COMPONENT EVALUATION

MARY JO W. SHALKHAUSER and JAMES M. BUDINGER

Washington Jul. 1989 20 p

(NASA-TP-2912; E-4456; NAS 1.60:2912) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 14B

BIT ERROR RATE, COMMUNICATION SATELLITES, DATA

TRANSMISSION, DIGITAL DATA, MICROWAVE EQUIPMENT,

MODULATION, TIME DIVISION MULTIPLE ACCESS

N89-15934*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

FLIGHT MECHANICS/ESTIMATION THEORY SYMPOSIUM

1988

THOMAS STENGLE, ed. Washington, DC Sep. 1988 611 p

Symposium held in Greenbelt, MD, 10-11 May 1988

(NASA-CP-3011; REPT-88B0224; NAS 1.55:3011) Avail: NTIS

HC A99/MF A04 CSCL 22A

ESTIMATES, FLIGHT MECHANICS, ORBITAL MECHANICS,

SPACECRAFT PERFORMANCE

N90-13413*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

FLIGHT MECHANICS/ESTIMATION THEORY SYMPOSIUM,

1989

THOMAS STENGLE, ed. Washington Oct. 1989 466 p

Symposium held in Greenbelt, MD, 23-24 May 1989

(NASA-CP-3050; REPT-89B00261; NAS 1.55:3050) Avail: NTIS

HC A20/MF A03 CSCL 22A

CONFERENCES, FLIGHT MECHANICS, ORBITAL

MECHANICS, SATELLITE ATTITUDE CONTROL

N90-13444*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

A TRANSIENT RESPONSE METHOD FOR LINEAR COUPLED

SUBSTRUCTURES

J. R. ADMIRE and J. A. BRUNTY Dec. 1989 26 p

(NASA-TP-2926; NAS 1.60:2926) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 22A

DISCRETE FUNCTIONS, LINEAR SYSTEMS, LOADS

(FORCES), MATHEMATICAL MODELS, NUMERICAL

INTEGRATION, TRANSIENT RESPONSE

N90-26028*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

FORBIDDEN TANGENTIAL ORBIT TRANSFERS BETWEEN

INTERSECTING KEPLERIAN ORBITS

ROWLAND E. BURNS Jul. 1990 53 p

(NASA-TP-3031; NAS 1.60:3031) Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF A01

CSCL 22A

KEPLER LAWS, PLANAR STRUCTURES, TRANSFER ORBITS,

TWO BODY PROBLEM

15

LAUNCH VEHICLES AND SPACE VEHICLES

Includes boosters; operating problems of launch/space vehicle

systems; and reusable vehicles.

N87-12581*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL

SOLAR ARRAY FLIGHT DYNAMIC EXPERIMENT

R. W. SCHOCK Washington May 1986 27 p

(NASA-TP-2598; NAS 1.60:2598) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 10A

LARGE SPACE STRUCTURES, LASER APPLICATIONS,

SOLAR ARRAYS, SPACE SHUTTLE PAYLOADS, TRACKING

(POSITION)

N87-18588*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

SYSTEM STUDY OF THE CARBON DIOXIDE

OBSERVATIONAL PLATFORM SYSTEM (CO-OPS): PROJECT

OVERVIEW

J. BRISCOE STEPHENS and WILBUR E. THOMPSON Mar.

1987 35 p

(NASA-TP-2696; NAS 1.60:2696) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 22B

ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION, CARBON DIOXIDE, REMOTE

SENSING, SPACE PLATFORMS

N87-22702*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS AND CONTROL INTERACTION OF

FLEXIBLE STRUCTURES

ROBERT S. RYAN, ed. and HAROLD N. SCOFIELD, ed. Apr.

1987 680 p Workshop held in Huntsville, ALa., 22-24 Apr.

1986

(NASA-CP-2467-PT-1; M-554-PT-1; NAS 1.55:2467-PT-1) Avail:

NTIS HC A99/MF A04 CSCL 22B

CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGN, DYNAMIC. STRUCTURAL

ANALYSIS, FLEXIBLE BODIES, LARGE SPACE STRUCTURES,

SPACECRAFT CONTROL

N87-22729*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS AND CONTROL INTERACTION OF

FLEXIBLE STRUCTURES

ROBERT S. RYAN, ed. and HAROLD N. SCOFIELD, ed. Apr.

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1987 729 p Workshop held in Huntsville, Ala., 22-24 Apr.

1986

(NASA-CP-2467-PT-2; M-554-PT-2; MAS 1.55:2467-PT-2) Avail:

NTIS HC A99/MF A04 CSCL 22B

CONFERENCES, DESIGN ANALYSIS, DYNAMIC

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, FLEXIBLE BODIES, JOINTS

(JUNCTIONS), LARGE SPACE STRUCTURES, SPACE

STATIONS

N88-14112*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

HYDROBURST TEST OF A CARBON-CARBON INVOLUTE

EXIT CONE

ROY M. SULLIVAN Jan. 1986 33 p

(NASA-TP-2556; NAS 1.60:2556) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 20H

BURST TESTS, CARBON-CARBON COMPOSITES, CONES,

EXHAUST NOZZLES, HYDRODYNAMICS

N89-18504*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

PRACTICES IN ADEQUATE STRUCTURAL DESIGN

ROBERT S. RYAN Jan. 1989 98 p

(NASA-TP-2893; NAS 1.60:2893) Avail: NTIS HC A05/MF A01

CSCL 22B

FLIGHT SAFETY, MANAGEMENT METHODS, PROJECT

MANAGEMENT, REQUIREMENTS, SPACE SHUTTLES, STRESS

ANALYSIS, STRUCTURAL DESIGN

N90-14256*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

PAYLOAD CREW UTILIZATION FOR SPACELAB MISSIONS

K. Y. IBRAHIM and J. D. WEILER Jan. 1990 55 p

(NASA-TP-2976; NAS 1.60:2976) Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF A01

CSCL 22A

CREW PROCEDURES (INFLIGHT), PAYLOAD INTEGRATION,

SCHEDULING, SPACECREWS, TASK COMPLEXITY

N90-19249*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EARTH SCIENCE GEOSTATIONARY PLATFORM

TECHNOLOGY

ROBERT L. WRIGHT, ed. and THOMAS G. CAMPBELL, ed.

Washington Jul. 1989 386 p Workshop held in Hampton,

VA, 21-22 Sep. 1988

(NASA-CP-3040; L-16612; NAS 1.55:3040) Avail: NTIS HC

A17/MFA03 CSCL22B

ANTENNA DESIGN, CONFERENCES, ELECTROMAGNETISM,

LARGE SPACE STRUCTURES, METROLOGY, MICROWAVE

SENSORS, REMOTE SENSING, SYNCHRONOUS PLATFORMS

N88-12520*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

SPACECRAFT FIRE SAFETY

JANICE M. MARGLE, ed. (Pennsylvania State Univ., Abington.)

1987 134 p Workshop held in Cleveland, Ohio, 20-21 Aug.

1986

(NASA-CP-2476; E-3464; NAS 1.55:2476) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 22B

ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION, COMBUSTION PHYSICS,

CONFERENCES, FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, FIRES, FLAMMABILITY,

INERT ATMOSPHERE, SPACE STATIONS, SPACECRAFT

ENVIRONMENTS

N90-25160*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

SPACE SHUTTLE AVIONICS SYSTEM

JOHN F. HANAWAY (Intermetrics, Inc., Houston, TX.) and ROBERT

W. MOOREHEAD 1989 75 p Original contains color

illustrations

(NAS9-17826)

(NASA-SP-504; S-579; NAS 1.21:504; LC-89-600316) Avail:

NTIS HC A04/MF A01; also available SOD HC $8.50 as

033-000-01079-6; 5 functional color pages CSCL 22B

The Space Shuttle avionics system, which was conceived in

the early 1970's and became operational in the 1980's represents

a significant advancement of avionics system technology in the

areas of systems and redundacy management, digital data base

technology, flight software, flight control integration, digital

fly-by-wire technology, crew display interface, and operational

concepts. The origins and the evolution of the system are traced;

the requirements, the constraints, and other factors which led to

the final configuration are outlined; and the functional operation

of the system is described. An overall system block diagram is

included. Author

N90-26036*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

THE EFFECT OF INTERPLANETARY TRAJECTORY OPTIONS

ON A MANNED MARS AEROBRAKE CONFIGURATION

ROBERT D. BRAUN. RICHARD W. POWELL, and LIN C.

HARTUNG Washington Aug. 1990 79 p

(NASA-TP-3019; L-16661; NAS 1.60:3019) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 22B

AEROBRAKING, ATMOSPHERIC ENTRY SIMULATION,

INTERPLANETARY NAVIGATION, INTERPLANETARY TRAJECTORIES, MANNED MARS MISSIONS, PROPULSION

SYSTEM PERFORMANCE, TRAJECTORY OPTIMIZATION

18

16

SPACE TRANSPORTATION

Includes passenger and cargo space transportation, e.g., shuttle

operations; and space rescue techniques.

N87-12585*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

DEVELOPMENT TESTING OF LARGE VOLUME WATER

SPRAYS FOR WARM FOG DISPERSAL

V. W. KELLER, B. J. ANDERSON, R. A. BURNS, G. G. LALA

(New York State Univ., Albany), M. B. MEYER, and K. V. BEARD

(Illinois Univ., Urbana-Champaign) Washington Jun. 1986

112 p

(NASA-TP-2607; NAS 1.60:2607) Avail: NTIS HC A06/MF A01

CSCL 14B

COALESCING, FOG DISPERSAL, SPACE SHUTTLES,

SPACECRAFT LAUNCHING, SPRAY NOZZLES, WATER

SPACECRAFT DESIGN, TESTING AND

PERFORMANCE

Includes satellites; space platforms; space stations; spacecraft

systems and components such as thermal and environmental

controls; and attitude controls.

N87-16014*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

NASA/DOD CONTROL/STRUCTURES INTERACTION

TECHNOLOGY, 1986

ROBERT L WRIGHT, comp. Nov. 1986 549 p Conference

held in Norfolk, Va., 18-21 Nov. 1986; sponsored by NASA Langley

Research Center and AFWAL

(NASA-CP-2447-PT-1; L-16242-PT-1; NAS 1.55:2447-PT-1)

Avail: NTIS HC A23/MF A04 CSCL 22B

ANTENNAS, CONFERENCES, FLEXIBLE SPACECRAFT,

LARGE SPACE STRUCTURES, SPACE STATIONS, SPACECRAFT

CONTROL, SPACECRAFT DESIGN, SYSTEMS ENGINEERING,

TRUSSES, VIBRATION DAMPING

24
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N87-24495*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

NASA/OOO CONTROL/STRUCTURES INTERACTION

TECHNOLOGY, 1986

ROBERT L. WRIGHT, comp. Jun. 1987 314 p Conference

held in Norfolk, Va., 18-21 Nov. 1986

(NASA-CP-2447-PT-2; L-16242-PT-2; NAS 1.55:2447-PT-2)

Avail: NTIS HC A14/MF A02 CSCL 22B

CONTROL STABILITY, CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGN,

INTERACTIVE CONTROL, SPACE STATIONS, SPACECRAFT

CONTROL, VIBRATION DAMPING

N87-26073* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

SPACE STATION SYSTEMS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH

INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 4)

May 1987 220 p

(NASA-SP-7056(04); NAS 1.21:7056(04)) Avail: NTIS HC A10

CSCL 22B

This bibliography lists 832 reports, articles, and other documents

introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information

system between July 1, 1986 and December 31, 1986. Its purpose

is to provide helpful information to the researcher, manager, and

designer in technology development and mission design according

to system, interactive analysis and design, structural and thermal

analysis and design, structural concepts and control systems,

electronics, advanced materials, assembly concepts, propulsion,

and solar power satellite systems. The coverage includes

documents that define major systems and subsystems, servicing

and support requirements, procedures and operations, and missions

for the current and future space station. Author

N88-10084*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

SPACECRAFT 2000

Jul. 1986 236 p Workshop held in Cleveland, Ohio, 29-31 Jul.

1986

(NASA-CP-2473; E-3358; NAS 1.55:2473) Avail: NTIS HC

A11/MFA02 CSCL22B

CONFERENCES, SPACE STATIONS, SPACECRAFT

ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT, SPACECRAFT PROPULSION,

SPACECRAFT TRACKING, SYSTEMS ANALYSIS, TELEMETRY

N88-10829*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

FOURTEENTH SPACE SIMULATION CONFERENCE: TESTING

FOR A PERMANENT PRESENCE IN SPACE

JOSEPH L STECHER, III, ed. 1986 435 p Conference held

in Baltimore, Md., 3-6 Nov. 1986; sponsored by NASA, Inst. of

Environmental Sciences, AIAA, and the American Society for

Testing and Materials

(NASA-CP-2446; REPT-86B0561; NAS 1.55:2446) Avail: NTIS

HC A19/MF A03 CSCL 22B

CLEANING, CONFERENCES, SIMULATION, SPACE

SHUTTLES, SPACE STATIONS, SPACECRAFT

CONTAMINATION, SPACECRAFT ENVIRONMENTS, TEST

FACILITIES, THERMAL ENVIRONMENTS

N88-10870*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SPACE CONSTRUCTION

JANE A. HAGAMAN, ed. Oct. 1987 308 p Conference held

in Hampton, Va., 6-7 Aug. 1986

(NASA-CP-2490; 1-16378; NAS 1.55:2490) Avail: NTIS HC

A14/MF A02 CSCL 22B

CONFERENCES, EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITY,

MANAGEMENT PLANNING, MISSION PLANNING, SPACE

SHUTTLE PAYLOADS, SPACE STATIONS, SPACE

TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM

N88-13382* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

SPACE STATION SYSTEMS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH

INDEXES

Nov. 1987 245 p

(NASA-SP-7056(05); NAS 1.21:7056(05)) Avail: NTIS HC A11

CSCL 22B

This bibliography lists 967 reports, articles, and other documents

introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information

system between January 1, 1987 and June 30, 1987. Its purpose

is to provide helpful information to the researcher, manager, and

designer in technology development and mission design according

to system, interactive analysis and design, structural and thermal

analysis and design, structural concepts and control systems,

electronics, advanced materials, assembly concepts, propulsion,

and solar power satellite systems. The coverage includes

documents that define major systems and subsystems, servicing

and support requirements, procedures and operations, and missions

for the current and future space station. Author

N88-14115*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

CONTINUUM MODELING OF LARGE LATTICE STRUCTURES:

STATUS AND PROJECTIONS

AHMED K. NOOR and MARTIN M. MIKULAS, JR. Feb. 1988

79 p

(NASA-TP-2767; L-16360; NAS 1.60:2767) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 22B

CONTINUUM MODELING, LATTICES, STRUCTURAL

ANALYSIS, TRUSSES

N89-12580*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

LIGHTWEIGHT STRUCTURAL DESIGN OF A BOLTED CASE

JOINT FOR THE SPACE SHUTTLE SOLID ROCKET MOTOR

JOHN T. DORSEY, PETER A. STEIN (Coast Guard, Yorktown,

Va.), and HAROLD G. BUSH Washington, D.C. Nov. 1988

24 p

(NASA-TP-2851; L-16496; NAS 1.60:2851) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 22B

BOLTED JOINTS, ROCKET ENGINE CASES, SPACE SHUTTLE

MAIN ENGINE, STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

N89-12582*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

FIFTEENTH SPACE SIMULATION CONFERENCE: SUPPORT

THE HIGHWAY TO SPACE THROUGH TESTING

JOSEPH STECHER, ed. 1988 492 p Conference held in

Williamsburg, Va., 31 Oct. - 3 Nov. 1988; sponsored by NASA,

Inst. of Environmental Sciences, AIAA, and the American Society

for Testing and Materials

(NASA-CP-3015; REPT-88B0253; NAS 1.55:3015) Avail: NTIS

HC A21 /MF A03 CSCL 22B

COMMUNICATION SATELLITES, CONFERENCES, HEAT

TRANSFER, RADIATION DAMAGE, SOLAR SIMULATORS,

SPACE ENVIRONMENT SIMULATION, SPACE SIMULATORS,

SPACE STATIONS, SPACECRAFT CONTAMINATION, THERMAL

CONTROL COATINGS

N89-18522* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

SPACE STATION SYSTEMS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH

INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 7)

Dec. 1988 289 p

(NASA-SP-7056(07); NAS 1.21:7056(07)) Avail: NTIS HC A13

CSCL 22B

This bibliography lists 1,158 reports, articles, and other

documents introduced into the NASA scientific and technical

information system between January 1, 1988 and June 30, 1988.

Its purpose is to provide helpful information to researchers,

designers and managers engaged in Space Station technology

development and mission design. Coverage includes documents

that define major systems and subsystems related to structures

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18 SPACECRAFT DESIGN, TESTING AND PERFORMANCE

and dynamic control, electronics and power supplies, propulsion,

and payload integration. In addition, orbital construction methods,

servicing and support requirements, procedures and operations,

and missions for the current and future Space Station are

included. Author

N89-26037* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

TECHNOLOGY FOR LARGE SPACE SYSTEMS: A

BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 20)

Jun. 1989 183 p

(NASA-SP-7046(20); MAS 1.21:7046(20)) Avail: NTIS HC A09

CSCL 22B

This bibliography lists 694 reports, articles, and other documents

introduced into the NASA Scientific and Technical Information

System between July, 1988 and December, 1988. Its purpose is

to provide helpful information to the researcher or manager

engaged in the development of technologies related to large space

systems. Subject areas include mission and program definition,

design techniques, structural and thermal analysis, structural

dynamics and control systems, electronics, advanced materials,

assembly concepts, and propulsion. Author

N90-21062*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

NASA/DOO CONTROLS-STRUCTURES INTERACTION

TECHNOLOGY 1989

JERRY R. NEWSOM, comp. Washington Aug. 1989 543 p

Conference held in San Diego, CA, 29 Jan. - 2 Feb. 1989;

sponsored by NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA and

Wright Research Development Center, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH

(NASA-CP-3041; L-16602; NAS 1.55:3041) Avail: NTIS HC

A23/MF A03 CSCL 22B

CONFERENCES, CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGN, FLEXIBLE

BODIES, GROUND TESTS, LARGE SPACE STRUCTURES,

MATHEMATICAL MODELS, STRUCTURAL DESIGN, SYSTEMS

ENGINEERING

N90-25171* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

SPACE STATION SYSTEMS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH

INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 10)

Jun. 1990 -352 p

(NASA-SP-7056(10); NAS 1.21:7056(10)) Avail: NTIS HC A16

CSCL 22B

This bibliography lists 1,422 reports, articles, and other

documents introduced into the NASA scientific and technical

information system between July 1, 1989 and December 31, 1989.

Its purpose is to provide helpful information to researchers,

designers and managers engaged in Space Station technology

development and mission design. Coverage includes documents

that define major systems and subsystems related to structures

and dynamic control, electronics and power supplies, propulsion,

and payload integration. In addition, orbital construction methods,

servicing and support requirements, procedures and operations,

and missions for the current and future Space Station are

included. Author

N90-26056* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

TECHNOLOGY FOR LARGE SPACE SYSTEMS: A

BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 22)

Jul. 1990 274 p

(NASA-SP-7046(22); NAS 1.21:7046(22)) Avail: NTIS HC A12

CSCL 22B

This bibliography lists 1077 reports, articles, and other

documents introduced into the NASA Scientific and Technical

Information System between July 1, 1989 and December 31,1989.

Its purpose is to provide helpful information to the researcher or

manager engaged in the development of technologies related to

large space systems. Subject areas include mission and program

definition, design techniques, structural and thermal analysis,

structural dynamics and control systems, electronics, advanced

materials, assembly concepts, and propulsion. Author

N90-27738*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

THERMAL-DISTORTION ANALYSIS OF AN ANTENNA

STRONGBACK FOR GEOSTATIONARY HIGH-FREQUENCY

MICROWAVE APPLICATIONS

JEFFREY T. FARMER, DEBORAH M. WAHLS, and ROBERT L

WRIGHT Washington Sep. 1990 22 p

(NASA-TP-3016; L-16739; NAS 1.60:3016) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 22A

ANTENNA DESIGN, GEOSYNCHRONOUS ORBITS,

MICROWAVE ANTENNAS, MICROWAVE SOUNDING,

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, SYNCHRONOUS PLATFORMS,

THERMAL ENVIRONMENTS

20

SPACECRAFT PROPULSION AND POWER

Includes main propulsion systems and components, e.g., rocket

engines; and spacecraft auxiliary power sources.

N87-20380*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL

SOLAR ARRAY FLIGHT EXPERIMENT/DYNAMIC

AUGMENTATION EXPERIMENT

LEIGHTON E. YOUNG and HOMER C. PACK, JR. Feb. 1987

72 p

(NASA-TP-2690; NAS 1.60:2690) Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF A01

CSCL 10A

LARGE SPACE STRUCTURES, SOLAR ARRAYS, SOLAR

DYNAMIC POWER SYSTEMS, SPACE ERECTABLE

STRUCTURES, SPACE SHUTTLE PAYLOADS

N87-20381*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

EXPERIMENTAL THRUST PERFORMANCE OF A

HIGH-AREA-RATIO ROCKET NOZZLE

ALBERT J. PAVLI, KENNETH J. KACYNSKI, and TAMARA A.

SMITH Apr. 1987 16 p Presented at the 23rd JANNAF

Combustion Meeting, Hampton, Va., 20-24 Oct. 1986

(NASA-TP-2720; E-3236-1; NAS 1.60:2720) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 21H

AREA, NOZZLE GEOMETRY, ROCKET NOZZLES, ROCKET

THRUST

N87-22766*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY AND DURABILITY OF REUSABLE

SPACE PROPULSION SYSTEMS

1987 205 p Conference held in Cleveland, Ohio, 12-13 May

1987

(NASA-CP-2471; E-3512; NAS 1.55:2471) Avail: NTIS HC

A10/MF A02 CSCL 21H

AEROTHERMODYNAMICS, CONFERENCES, DURABILITY,

DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, FATIGUE (MATERIALS),

FRACTURE MECHANICS, SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE,

SPACECRAFT PROPULSION, STRUCTURAL RELIABILITY

N87-25423*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

COMPARISON OF THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL

THRUST PERFORMANCE OF A 1030:1 AREA RATIO ROCKET

NOZZLE AT A CHAMBER PRESSURE OF 2413 KN/M2 (350

PSIA)

TAMARA A. SMITH, ALBERT J. PAVLI, and KENNETH J.

KACYNSKI 1987 25 p Presented at the 23rd Joint Propulsion

Conference, San Diego, Calif., 29 Jun. - 2 Jul. 1987; sponsored

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by AIAA, SAE, ASME and ASEE

(NASA-TP-2725; E-3523; NAS 1.60:2725; AIAA-87-2069) Avail:

NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 21H

ENGINE TESTS, PREDICTIONS, ROCKET NOZZLES, ROCKET

THRUST

N87-25424*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF HEAT TRANSFER ON A

1030:1 AREA RATIO ROCKET NOZZLE

KENNETH J. KACYNSKI, ALBERT J. PAVLI, and TAMARA A.

SMITH Aug. 1987 28 p Presented at the 23rd Joint Propulsion

Conference, San Diego, Calif., 29 Jun. - 2 Jul. 1987; sponsored

by AIAA, SAE, ASME and ASEE

(NASA-TP-2726; E-3558; NAS 1.60:2726; AIAA-87-2070) Avail:

NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 21H

EXHAUST NOZZLES, HEAT FLUX, HEAT TRANSFER,

NOZZLE FLOW, ROCKET NOZZLES, WALL TEMPERATURE

N87-25425*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

ANALYSIS OF QUASI-HYBRID SOLID ROCKET BOOSTER

CONCEPTS FOR ADVANCED EARTH-TO-ORBIT VEHICLES

ROBERT L ZURAWSKI and DOUGLAS C. RAPP (Sverdrup

Technology, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.) Aug. 1987 32 p Presented

at the 23rd Joint Propulsion Conference, San Diego, Calif. 29

Jun. - 2 Jul. 1987; sponsored by AIAA, SAE, ASME and ASEE

(NASA-TP-2751; E-3554; NAS 1.60:2751; AIAA-87-2082) Avail:

NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 21H

FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS, HYBRID PROPELLANT ROCKET

ENGINES, SPACE SHUTTLE BOOSTERS

N88-12538*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

COMPATABILITY OF DISPERSION-STRENGTHENED

PLATINUM WITH RESISTOJET PROPELLANTS

MARGARET V. WHALEN and MICHAEL V. NATHAL Oct. 1987

29 p

(NASA-TP-2765; E-3738; NAS 1.60:2765) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 21H

COMPATIBILITY, DISPERSING, PLATINUM, PRECIPITATION

HARDENING, RESISTOJET ENGINES, ROCKET PROPELLANTS

N89-12626*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

ADVANCED EARTH-TO-ORBIT PROPULSION TECHNOLOGY

1986, VOLUME 2

R. J. RICHMOND, ed. and S. T. WU, ed. (Alabama Univ.,

Huntsville.) Oct. 1986 775 p Conference held in Huntsville,

Ala., 13-15 May 1986

(NASA-CP-2437-VOL-2; M-541-VOL-2; NAS 1.55:2437-VOL-2)

Avail: NTIS HC A99/MF E06 CSCL 21H

BEARINGS, BOOSTER ROCKET ENGINES, CONFERENCES,

FRACTURE MECHANICS, FUEL COMBUSTION, HYDROGEN

EMBRITTLEMENT, HYDROGEN OXYGEN ENGINES, METAL

FATIGUE, PROPULSION SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS, ROCKET

ENGINE DESIGN, SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE,

SPACECRAFT PROPULSION

N89-15979*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

HIGH-PRESSURE CALORIMETER CHAMBER TESTS FOR

LIQUID OXYGEN/KEROSENE (LOX/RP-1) ROCKET

COMBUSTION

PHILIP A. MASTERS, ELIZABETH S. ARMSTRONG, and HAROLD

G. PRICE Dec. 1988 18 p

(NASA-TP-2862; E-2645; NAS 1.60:2862) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 21H

CALORIMETERS, COMBUSTION CHAMBERS, HIGH

PRESSURE, KEROSENE, LIQUID OXYGEN, OXYGEN-HYDROCARBON ROCKET ENGINES, RP-1 ROCKET PROPELLANTS

N90-10140*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SECOND BEAMED SPACE-POWER WORKSHOP

RUSSELL J. DEYOUNG, ed. Washington Jul. 1989 439 p

Workshop held in Hampton, VA, 28 Feb. - 2 Mar. 1989

(NASA-CP-3037; L-16590; NAS 1.55:3037) Avail: NTIS HC

A19/MF A03 CSCL 10B

CONFERENCES, ENERGY CONVERSION, LASER POWER

BEAMING, LASER PROPULSION, LUNAR BASES, MICROWAVE

POWER BEAMING, SATELLITE POWER TRANSMISSION, SOLAR

POWER SATELLITES, SPACECRAFT POWER SUPPLIES,

SPACECRAFT PROPULSION

N90-21795*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

FREE-SPACE POWER TRANSMISSION

Washington Nov. 1989 189 p Workshop held in Cleveland,

OH, 29-30 Mar. 1988

(NASA-CP-10016; E-4161; NAS 1.55:10016) Avail: NTIS HC

A09/MF A02 CSCL 10B

CONFERENCES, CYCLOTRON RESONANCE DEVICES, FREE

ELECTRON LASERS, INFLATABLE STRUCTURES, POWER

TRANSMISSION, SOLAR-PUMPED LASERS

N90-28611*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

ADVANCED EARTH-TO-ORBIT PROPULSION TECHNOLOGY

1988, VOLUME 1

ROBERT J. RICHMOND, ed. and S. T. WU, ed. (Alabama Univ.,

Huntsville.) Washington Sep. 1988 775 p Conference held

in Huntsville, AL, 10-12 May 1988

(NASA-CP-3012-VOL-1; M-593-VOL-1; NAS 1.55:3012-VOL-1)

Avail: NTIS HC A99/MF E06 CSCL 21H

CONFERENCES, LIQUID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES,

LIQUID ROCKET PROPELLANTS, OXYGEN-HYDROCARBON

ROCKET ENGINES, PROPULSION SYSTEM PERFORMANCE,

TRANSFER ORBITS

23

CHEMISTRY AND MATERIALS (GENERAL)

N87-18611*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SPECTROSCOPIC COMPARISON OF EFFECTS OF ELECTRON

RADIATION ON MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF TWO

POLYIMIDES

EDWARD R. LONG, JR. and SHEILA ANN T. LONG Apr. 1987

21 p

(NASA-TP-2663; L-16200; NAS 1.60:2663) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 11C

DURABILITY, ELECTRON RADIATION, KAPTON

(TRADEMARK), RADIATION DAMAGE, TENSILE PROPERTIES

N88-12543*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

SURFACE CATALYTIC DEGRADATION STUDY OF TWO

LINEAR PERFLUOROPOLYALKYLETHERS AT 345 C

WILFREDO MORALES Nov. 1987 12 p

(NASA-TP-2774; E-3395; NAS 1.60:2774) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 07A

ALKYL COMPOUNDS, CATALYSIS, DEGRADATION, ETHERS,

PERFLUORO COMPOUNDS, SURFACE REACTIONS

N89-23528*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

NASA/SDIO SPACE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON

MATERIALS WORKSHOP, PART 1

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23 CHEMISTRY AND MATERIALS (GENERAL)

LOUIS A. TEICHMAN, comp. and BLAND A. STEIN, comp.

Washington May 1989 356 p Workshop held in Hampton,

VA, 28 Jun. - 1 Jul. 1988

(NASA-CP-3035-PT-1; L-16575-PT-1; NAS 1.55:3035-PT-1)

Avail: NTIS HC A16/MF A02 CSCL 11G

CONFERENCES, EARTH ORBITAL ENVIRONMENTS,

MICROMETEOROIDS, OXYGEN ATOMS, RADIATION EFFECTS,

SPACE DEBRIS, SPACECRAFT CHARGING, SPACECRAFT

CONTAMINATION

N89-23547*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

NASA/SDIO SPACE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON

MATERIALS WORKSHOP, PART 2

LOUIS A. TEICHMAN, comp. and BLAND A. STEIN, comp.

Washington May 1989 253 p Workshop held in Hampton,

VA, 28 Jun. - 1 Jul. 1988

(NASA-CP-3035-PT-2; L-16575-PT-2; NAS 1.55:3035-PT-2)

Avail: NTIS HC A12/MF A02 CSCL 11G

EXTRATERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENTS, MICROMETEOROIDS, OXYGEN ATOMS, RADIATION EFFECTS,THERMAL

RADIATION

N90-24350*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

NATIONAL EDUCATORS' WORKSHOP: UPDATE 1989

STANDARD EXPERIMENTS IN ENGINEERING MATERIALS

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

JAMES E. GARDNER, comp. and JAMES A. JACOBS, comp.

(Norfolk State Univ., VA.) Washington May 1990 182 p

Workshop held in Hampton, VA, 17-19 Oct. 1989

(NAG 1-976)

(NASA-CP-3074; L-16785; NAS 1.55:3074) Avail: NTIS HC

A09/MF A02 CSCL 07A

COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTION, CONFERENCES,

DECISION MAKING, EDUCATION, ELECTROCHEMISTRY,

EXPERIMENT DESIGN, FIBER COMPOSITES, MANUFACTURING, NASA PROGRAMS, PLASTICS, PROCESS CONTROL

(INDUSTRY), RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, TECHNOLOGIES, THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY

N90-26075*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LDEF MATERIALS DATA ANALYSIS

WORKSHOP

BLAND A. STEIN, comp. and PHILIP R. YOUNG, comp. Jul.

1990 289 p Workshop held at Cocoa Beach, FL, 13-14 Feb.

1990

(NASA-CP-10046; NAS 1.55:10046) Avail: NTIS HC A13/MF

A02 CSCL 07A

CONFERENCES, DATA BASES, ENVIRONMENT EFFECTS,

LIFE (DURABILITY), LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY,

SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS, SPACECRAFT CONSTRUCTION

MATERIALS

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COMPOSITE MATERIALS

Includes physical, chemical, and mechanical properties of laminates

and other composite materials.

N87-10184*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECTS OF THERMAL CYCLING ON

GRAPHIE-FIBER-REINFORCED 6061 ALUMINUM

G. A. DRIES (PRC Kentron, Inc., Hampton, Va.) and S. S.

TOMPKINS Oct. 1986 29 p

(NASA-TP-2612; L-16139; NAS 1.60:2612) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL11D

ALUMINUM GRAPHITE COMPOSITES, CARBON FIBERS,

METAL MATRIX COMPOSITES, REINFORCING FIBERS,

SPACECRAFT STRUCTURES, THERMAL CYCLING TESTS

N87-25435*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

PRELIMINARY STRUCTURAL DESIGN OF COMPOSITE MAIN

ROTOR BLADES FOR MINIMUM WEIGHT

MARK W. NIXON Jul. 1987 28 p Prepared in cooperation

with Army Aviation Research and Development Command,

Hampton, Va.

(DA PROJ. 1L1-62209-AH-76)

(NASA-TP-2730; L-16310; NAS 1.60:2730; AVSCOM-TM-87-B-6;

AD-A180364) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 11/4

BLADES, COMPOSITE MATERIALS, DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL

ANALYSIS, HELICOPTERS, ROTORS, WEIGHT REDUCTION

N87-29612*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

THE ACEE PROGRAM AND BASIC COMPOSITES RESEARCH

AT LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER (1975 TO 1986):

SUMMARY AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

MARVIN B. DOW Oct. 1987 147 p

(NASA-RP-1177; L-16290; NAS 1.61:1177) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL11D

Composites research conducted at the Langley Research

Center during the period from 1975 to 1986 is described, and an

annotated bibliography of over 600 documents (with their abstracts)

is presented. The research includes Langley basic technology and

the composite primary structures element of the NASA Aircraft

Energy Efficiency (ACEE) Program. The basic technology

documents cited in the bibliography are grouped according to the

research activity such as design and analysis, fatigue and fracture,

and damage tolerance. The ACEE documents cover development

of composite structures for transport aircraft. Author

N88-10117*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

OUTGASSING DATA FOR SELECTING SPACECRAFT

MATERIALS

WILLIAM A. CAMPBELL, JR. and RICHARD S. MARRIOTT Aug.

1987 323 p Revised

(NASA-RP-1124; REPT-87B0347; NAS 1.61:1124) Avail: NTIS

HCA14/MFA02 CSCL 11D

Outgassing data, derived from tests at 398 K (125 C) for 24

hours in vacuum as per ASTM E 595-77, have been compiled for

numerous materials for spacecraft use. The data presented are

the total mass loss (TML) and the collected volatile condensable

materials (CVCM). The various materials are listed by likely usage

and alphabetically. Author

N88-25480*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

PROPERTIES OF TWO COMPOSITE MATERIALS MADE OF

TOUGHENED EPOXY RESIN AND HIGH-STRAIN GRAPHITE

FIBER

MARVIN B. DOW and DONALD L. SMITH (PRC Kentron, Inc.,

Hampton, Va.) Jul. 1988 44 p

(NASA-TP-2826; L-16425; NAS 1.60:2826) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL11D

COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH, EPOXY RESINS,

GRAPHITE-EPOXY COMPOSITES, REINFORCING FIBERS

N88-70029* National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECTS OF CONTINUOUS AND CYCLIC THERMAL

EXPOSURES ON BORON- AND BORSIC-REINFORCED 6061

ALUMINUM COMPOSITES

GEORGE C. OLSEN and STEPHEN S. TOMPKINS Nov. 1977

48 p

(NASA-TP-1063; L-11722; NAS 1.60:1063) Avail: NTIS

ALUMINUM, BORON, BORSIC (TRADENAME), COMPOSITE

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25 INORGANIC AND PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

MATERIALS, CYCLIC LOADS, METAL MATRIX COMPOSITES,

THERMAL CYCLING TESTS

N89-19385*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

THE EFFECTS OF SIMULATED SPACE ENVIRONMENTAL

PARAMETERS ON SIX COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE

COMPOSITE MATERIALS

JOAN G. FUNK and GEORGE F. SYKES, JR. Apr. 1989 34 p

(NASA-TP-2906; L-16549; NAS 1.60:2906) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL11D

COMPOSITE MATERIALS, EARTH ORBITAL

ENVIRONMENTS, FIBER COMPOSITES, RADIATION EFFECTS,

SPACE ENVIRONMENT SIMULATION

N89-27796*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

TUNGSTEN FIBER REINFORCED COPPER MATRIX

COMPOSITES: A REVIEW

DAVID L. MCDANELS Sep. 1989 24 p

(NASA-TP-2924; E-4318; NAS 1.60:2924) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL11D

COPPER, FIBER COMPOSITES, METAL MATRIX

COMPOSITES, STRESS-STRAIN RELATIONSHIPS, TUNGSTEN

N90-10179*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

THE INTERLAMINAR FRACTURE TOUGHNESS OF WOVEN

GRAPHITE/EPOXY COMPOSITES

JOAN G. FUNK and JERRY W. DEATON Washington Nov.

1989 28 p

(NASA-TP-2950; L-16629; NAS 1.60:2950) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL11D

FABRICS, FRACTURE STRENGTH, GRAPHITE-EPOXY

COMPOSITES, WEAVING

N90-16007*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

INSTRUMENTED IMPACT AND RESIDUAL TENSILE

STRENGTH TESTING OF EIGHT-PLY CARBON EOPOXY

SPECIMENS

A. T. NETTLES Jan. 1990 43 p

(NASA-TP-2981; NAS 1.60:2981) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL11D

CARBON FIBERS, EPOXY MATRIX COMPOSITES, IMPACT

STRENGTH, IMPACT TESTS

N90-19302*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

HEAT TREATMENT STUDY OF THE SIC/TI-15-3 COMPOSITE

SYSTEM Final Report

BRADLEY A. LERCH, TIMOTHY P. GABB, and REBECCA A.

MACKAY Washington Jan. 1990 31 p

(NASA-TP-2970; E-4985; NAS 1.60:2970) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 110

AGING (METALLURGY), FIBER COMPOSITES, OXIDATION,

SILICON CARBIDES, TENSILE STRENGTH, TITANATES

N90-25198*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

LOW VELOCITY INSTRUMENTED IMPACT TESTING OF FOUR

NEW DAMAGE TOLERANT CARBON/EPOXY COMPOSITE

SYSTEMS

D. G. LANCE and A. T. NETTLES Jul. 1990 39 p

(NASA-TP-3029; NAS 1.60:3029) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 11D

CARBON FIBERS, DAMAGE ASSESSMENT, EPOXY MATRIX

COMPOSITES, IMPACT DAMAGE, IMPACT TESTS, LOW SPEED

N90-26077*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

BUCKLING AND POSTBUCKLING BEHAVIOR OF SQUARE

COMPRESSION-LOADED GRAPHITE-EPOXY PLATES WITH

CIRCULAR CUTOUTS

MICHAEL P. NEMETH Washington Aug. 1990 33 p Presented

at the 8th DOD/NASA/FAA Conference on Fibrous Composites

in Structural Design, Norfolk, VA, 28-30 1989

(NASA-TP-3007; L-16777; NAS 1.60:3007) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 110

BENDING, BUCKLING, COMPRESSION LOADS,

GRAPHITE-EPOXY COMPOSITES, METAL PLATES, OPENINGS,

ORTHOTROPIC PLATES

N90-27788*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A PROTECTION AND DETECTION SURFACE (PADS) FOR

DAMAGE TOLERANCE

MARK J. SHUART, CHUNCHU B. PRASAD, and SHERRILL B.

BIGGERS (Lockheed Aeronautical Systems Co., Burbank, CA.)

Washington Sep. 1990 21 p

(NASA-TP-3011; L-16775; NAS 1.60:3011) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 110

AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES, COMPOSITE STRUCTURES,

FAILURE, IMPACT DAMAGE, PROTECTION, TOLERANCES

(MECHANICS)

N90-27792*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

AMSAHTS 1990: ADVANCES IN MATERIALS SCIENCE AND

APPLICATIONS OF HIGH TEMPERATURE

SUPERCONDUCTORS

YURY FLOM, ed. Washington Apr. 1990 137 p Conference

held in Greenbelt, MD, 2-6 Apr. 1990

(NASA-CP-10043; REPT-90B00018; NAS 1.55:10043) Avail:

NTIS HC A07/MF A02 CSCL 11D

CONFERENCES, HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTORS, REACTION KINETICS, SURFACE RACTIONS, TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION, THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES

N90-27876*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

AN EXAMINATION OF IMPACT DAMAGE IN

GLASS-PHENOLIC AND ALUMINUM HONEYCOMB CORE

COMPOSITE PANELS

A. T. NETTLES, D. G. LANCE, and A. J. HODGE Aug. 1990

25 p

(NASA-TP-3042; NAS 1.60:3042) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 11D

ALUMINUM, GLASS FIBER REINFORCED PLASTICS,

GRAPHITE-EPOXY COMPOSITES, HONEYCOMB CORES,

IMPACT DAMAGE, PHENOLIC RESINS, SANDWICH

STRUCTURES

25

INORGANIC AND PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

Includes chemical analysis, e.g., chromatography; combustion

theory; electrochemistry; and photochemistry.

N87-18629*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ELECTRON STIMULATED DESORPTION OF ATOMIC OXYGEN

FROM SILVER

R. A. OUTLAW, W. K. PEREGOY, GAR B. HOFLUND (Florida

Univ., Gainesville), and GREGORY R. CORALLO Apr. 1987

25 p

(NASA-TP-2668; L-16225; NAS 1.60:2668) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 070

ATOMIC BEAMS, DESORPTION, ELECTRON EMISSION,

OXYGEN, SILVER, STIMULATED EMISSION

29
25 INORGANIC AND PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

N88-15846*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF THE HYDROGEN-AIR REACTION

MECHANISM WITH APPLICATION TO SCRAMJET

COMBUSTION

CASIMIR J. JACHIMOWSKI Feb. 1988 18 p

(NASA-TP-2791; L-16372; NAS 1.60:2791) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 07D

CHEMICAL REACTIONS, COMBUSTION, HYDROGEN

OXYGEN ENGINES, REACTION KINETICS, SUPERSONIC

COMBUSTION RAMJET ENGINES

N88-16830*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A RAPID METHOD FOR THE COMPUTATION OF

EQUILIBRIUM CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF AIR TO 15000 K

RAMADAS K. PRABHU (Planning Research Corp., Hampton, Va.)

and WAYNE D. ERICKSON Mar. 1988 31 p

(NASA-TP-2792; L-16375; NAS 1.60:2792) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 07D

AIR, ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION, CHEMICAL

COMPOSITION, CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM, COMPUTATION, HIGH

TEMPERATURE

26

METALLIC MATERIALS

Includes physical, chemical, and mechanical properties of metals,

e.g., corrosion; and metallurgy.

N87-16902*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

CONVENTIONALLY CAST AND FORGED COPPER ALLOY

FOR HIGH-HEAT-FLUX THRUST CHAMBERS

JOHN M. KAZAROFF and GEORGE A. REPAS Feb. 1987

12 p

(NASA-TP-2694; E-3304; NAS 1.60:2694) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL11F

COMBUSTION CHAMBERS, COPPER ALLOYS, HEAT FLUX,

HIGH TEMPERATURE, LININGS, SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN

ENGINE

N87-18644*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECT OF LID (REGISTERED) PROCESSING ON THE

MICROSTRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF

TI-6AL-4V AND TI-6AL-2SN-4ZR-2MO TITANIUM FOIL-GAUGE

MATERIALS

LINDA B. BALCKBURN Apr. 1987 27 p

(NASA-TP-2677; L-16098; NAS 1.60:2677) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL11F

BONDING, DIFFUSION, INTERFACES, LIQUIDS,

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES, MICROSTRUCTURE, PROTECTIVE

COATINGS, TITANIUM ALLOYS

N87-20407*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

MATERIAL CHARACTERIZATION OF SUPERPLASTICALLY

FORMED TITANIUM (TI-6AL-2SN-4ZR-2MO) SHEET

WILLIAM A. OSSA (PRC Kentron, Inc., Hampton, Va.) and DICK

M. ROYSTER 1987 38 p

(NASA-TP-2674; L-16115; NAS 1.60:2674) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL11F

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY, SUPERPLASTICITY, TENSILE

CREEP, TITANIUM ALLOYS

N87-21076*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

THE CORROSION MECHANISMS FOR PRIMER COATED

2219-T87 ALUMINUM

MERLIN D. DANFORD and WARD W. KNOCKEMUS (Huntingdon

Coll., Montgomery, Ala.) Apr. 1987 25 p

(NASA-TP-2715; M-559; NAS 1.60:2715) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL11F

ALUMINUM ALLOYS, CORROSION RESISTANCE, PRIMERS

(COATINGS), PROTECTIVE COATINGS

N87-25463*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

HYDROGEN TRAPPING AND THE INTERACTION OF

HYDROGEN WITH METALS

MERLIN D. DANFORD Jul. 1987 36 p

(NASA-TP-2744; NAS 1.60:2744) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 11F

CRYSTAL LATTICES, GAS-METAL INTERACTIONS,

HYDROGEN, TRAPPING

N87-27024*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

PERMEATION OF OXYGEN THROUGH HIGH PURITY, LARGE

GRAIN SILVER

R. A. OUTLAW, W. K. PEREGOY, and GAR B. HOFLUND (Florida

Univ., Gainesville.) Sep. 1987 19 p

(NASA-TP-2755; L-16305; NAS 1.60:2755) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 11F

GRAIN BOUNDARIES, OXYGEN, PERMEATING, PURITY,

SILVER

N89-10996*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

INDENTATION PLASTICITY AND FRACTURE IN SILICON

GEORGE C. RYBICKI and P. PIROUZ (Case Western Reserve

Univ., Cleveland, Ohio.) Nov. 1988 30 p

(NASA-TP-2863; E-4184; NAS 1.60:2863) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL11B

CRYSTAL DISLOCATIONS, DOPED CRYSTALS, FRACTURE

STRENGTH, HARDNESS, PLASTIC PROPERTIES, SILICON,

SINGLE CRYSTALS, TRANSITION TEMPERATURE

N89-17650'# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

SECONDARY ELECTRON EMISSION CHARACTERISTICS OF

UNTREATED AND ION-TEXTURED TITANIUM

ARTHUR N. CURREN, KENNETH A. JENSEN, and GARY A.

BLACKFORD (Case Western Reserve Univ., Cleveland, OH.) Mar.

1989 16 p

(NASA-TP-2902; E-4495; NAS 1.60:2902) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL11F

ELECTRON EMISSION, ION PLATING, MACHINING,

SECONDARY EMISSION, SURFACE FINISHING, TITANIUM

N89-19406*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

AN ELECTROCHEMICAL STUDY OF CORROSION

PROTECTION BY PRIMER-TOPCOAT SYSTEMS ON 4130

STEEL WITH AC IMPEDANCE AND DC METHODS

M. J. MENDREK, R. H. HIGGINS, and M. D. DANFORD May

1988 56 p

(NASA-TP-2820; NAS 1.60:2820) Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF A01

CSCL11F

ALTERNATING CURRENT, DIRECT CURRENT,

ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION, IMPEDANCE, METAL

SURFACES, PRIMERS (COATINGS), PROTECTIVE COATINGS,

STAINLESS STEELS

N89-26976'# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

STRESS CORROSION STUDY OF PH13-8MO STAINLESS

STEEL USING THE SLOW STRAIN RATE TECHNIQUE

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27 NONMETALLIC MATERIALS

PABLO D. TORRES Washington Jul. 1989 32 p

(NASA-TP-2934; NAS 1.60:2934) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 11F

AGING (METALLURGY), SALT SPRAY TESTS, STAINLESS

STEELS, STRAIN RATE, STRESS CORROSION CRACKING

N90-10248*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EMITTANCE, CATALYSIS, AND DYNAMIC OXIDATION OF

TI-14AL-21NB

K. E. WIEDEMANN, R. K. CLARK, and S. N. SANKARAN (Analytical

Services and Materials, Inc., Hampton, VA.) 1989 1p Presented

at the 1988 Annual Meeting of TMS AIME, Phoenix, AZ, Jan.

1988

(NASA-TP-2955; L-16606; NAS 1.60:2955) PREVIEW CSCL

11F

ALUMINUM ALLOYS, CATALYSIS, EMITTANCE, NIOBIUM

ALLOYS, OXIDATION, OXIDATION RESISTANCE, TITANIUM

ALLOYS

N90-15211*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

SECONDARY ELECTRON EMISSION CHARACTERISTICS OF

MOLYBDENUM-MASKED, ION-TEXTURED OFHC COPPER

ARTHUR N. CURREN, KENNETH A. JENSEN, and ROBERT F.

ROMAN Jan. 1990 15 p

(NASA-TP-2967; E-5009; NAS 1.60:2967) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL11F

COPPER, ELECTRON BOMBARDMENT, MOLYBDENUM,

SECONDARY EMISSION, TRAVELING WAVE TUBES

N90-25206*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

OXIDATION CHARACTERISTICS OF TI-14AL-21NB INGOT

ALLOY

SANKARA N. SANKARAN, RONALD K. CLARK, JALAIAH UNNAM,

and KARL E. WIEDEMANN (Analytical Services and Materials,

Inc., Hampton, VA.) Washington Jul. 1990 24 p

(NASA-TP-3012; L-16658; NAS 1.60:3012) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL11F

ALUMINUM OXIDES, INGOTS, NIOBIUM ALLOYS,

OXIDATION, REACTION KINETICS, TEMPERATURE EFFECTS,

TITANIUM ALLOYS

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NONMETALLIC MATERIALS

Includes physical, chemical, and mechanical properties of plastics,

elastomers, lubricants, polymers, textiles, adhesives, and ceramic

materials.

N87-12680*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF COBALT IONS ON

EPOXY PROPERTIES

J. J. SINGH and D. M. STOAKLEY Dec. 1986 16 p

(NASA-TP-2639; L-16196; NAS 1.60:2639) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL11G

COBALT, EPOXY RESINS, INVESTIGATION, IONS,

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES

N87-18666*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

ESTER OXIDATION ON AN ALUMINUM SURFACE USING

CHEMILUMINESCENCE

WILLIAM R. JONES, JR., MICHAEL A. MEADOR, and WILFREDO

MORALES Jul. 1986 16 p

(NASA-TP-2611; E-2647; NAS 1.60:2611) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL11B

ALUMINUM ALLOYS, CHEMILUMINESCENCE, ESTERS,

METAL SURFACES, OXIDATION

N87-20423*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

MICROGRAVITY CRYSTALLIZATION OF MACROMOLECULES:

AN INTERIM REPORT AND PROPOSAL FOR CONTINUED

RESEARCH

BENJAMIN E. GOLDBERG Dec. 1986 26 p

(NASA-TP-2671; NAS 1.60:2671) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 20B

MOLECULES, POLYMER CHEMISTRY, RECRYSTALLIZATION, REDUCED GRAVITY

N88-23872*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

STRUCTURAL CERAMICS

May 1986 226 p Workshop held in Cleveland, Ohio, 20-21

May 1986 Sponsored by NASA, Washington

(NASA-CP-2427; E-3063; NAS 1.55:2427) Avail: NTIS HC

A11/MFA02 CSCL11B

CERAMICS, CONFERENCES, CORROSION, FRACTURE

MECHANICS, NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTS, POLYMER

CHEMISTRY, TRIBOLOGY

N89-13642*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

THERMAL BARRIER COATINGS. ABSTRACTS AND FIGURES

1985 220 p Workshop held in Cleveland, Ohio, 21-22 May

1985

(NASA-CP-10019; E-4425; NAS 1.55:10019) Avail: NTIS HC

A10/MF A02 CSCL 11C

BARRIER LAYERS, CONFERENCES, FAILURE ANALYSIS,

GAS TURBINES, LIFE (DURABILITY), MATHEMATICAL MODELS,

NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTS, PLASMA SPRAYING, THERMAL

CONTROL COATINGS

N89-21103*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

DEGRADATION AND CROSSLINKING OF PERFLUOROALKYL

POLYETHERS UNDER X-RAY IRRADIATION IN ULTRAHIGH

VACUUM

SHIGEYUKI MORI (National Academy of Sciences - National

Research Council, Washington, DC.) and WILFREDO MORALES

Mar. 1989 15 p Prepared in cooperation with Iwate Univ.,

Morioka (Japan)

(NASA-TP-2910; E-4500; NAS 1.60:2910) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL11B

CROSSLINKING, PHOTOELECTRON SPECTROSCOPY,

POLYETHER RESINS, RADIATION EFFECTS

N89-25332*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ABSORBED DOSE THRESHOLDS AND ABSORBED DOSE

RATE LIMITATIONS FOR STUDIES OF ELECTRON

RADIATION EFFECTS ON POLYETHERIMIDES

EDWARD R. LONG, JR., SHEILA ANN T. LONG, STEPHANIE L.

GRAY, and WILLIAM D. COLLINS (Old Dominion Univ., Norfolk,

VA.) Washington Aug. 1989 22 p

(NASA-TP-2928; L-16585; NAS 1.60:2928) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 11C

ELECTRON RADIATION, POLYETHER RESINS, POLYIMIDE

RESINS, RADIATION ABSORPTION, RADIATION DOSAGE,

RADIATION EFFECTS

N89-26091*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

REACTION OF PERFLUOROALKYLPOLYETHERS (PFPE)

WITH 440C STEEL IN VACUUM UNDER SLIDING CONDITIONS

AT ROOM TEMPERATURE

SHIGEYUKI MORI (Iwate Univ., Morioka, Japan ) and WILFREDO

MORALES Jan. 1989 12 p

(NASA-TP-2883; E-4209; NAS 1.60:2883) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 07D

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29 MATERIALS PROCESSING

ALKYL COMPOUNDS, PERFLUORO COMPOUNDS,

POLYETHER RESINS, SLIDING FRICTION, STAINLESS STEELS,

VACUUM EFFECTS

29

OH, 28-29 Jul. 1987

(NASA-CP-10017; E-4213; NAS 1.55:10017) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 22A

COMBUSTION PHYSICS, CONFERENCES, DIAGNOSIS,

REDUCED GRAVITY

MATERIALS PROCESSING

Includes space-based development of products and processes for

commercial applications.

N87-21141*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

MICROGRAVITY FLUID MANAGEMENT SYMPOSIUM

Apr. 1987 225 p Symposium held in Cleveland, Ohio, 9-10

Sep. 1986

(NASA-CP-2465; E-3386; NAS 1.55:2465) Avail: NTIS HC

A10/MF A02 CSCL 22A

AEROSPACE ENVIRONMENTS, CONFERENCES, FLUID

MANAGEMENT, WEIGHTLESSNESS

N88-10977*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

PREPARATIVE ELECTROPHORESIS FOR SPACE

PERCY H. RHODES and ROBERT S. SNYDER Oct. 1987

15 p

(NASA-TP-2777; NAS 1.60:2777) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 22A

CONVECTIVE FLOW, ELECTROHYDRODYNAMICS,

ELECTROKINETICS, ELECTROPHORESIS, TEMPERATURE

EFFECTS

N88-10978*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

CONTINUOUS FLOW ELECTROPHORESIS SYSTEM

EXPERIMENTS ON SHUTTLE FLIGHTS STS-6 AND STS-7

ROBERT S. SNYDER, PERCY H. RHODES, and TERESA Y.

MILLER Oct. 1987 17 p

(NASA-TP-2778; NAS 1.60:2778) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 22A

CONVECTIVE FLOW, ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY,

ELECTRODYNAMICS, ELECTROPHORESIS, GRAVITATIONAL

EFFECTS

N88-14212*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

GROWTH OF SOLID SOLUTION SINGLE CRYSTALS

S. L. LEHOCZKY and F. R. SZOFRAN Dec. 1987 18 p

(NASA-TP-2787; NAS 1.60:2787) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 20B

CRYSTAL GROWTH, MERCURY CADMIUM TELLURIDES,

SINGLE CRYSTALS, SOLID SOLUTIONS, THERMOPHYSICAL

PROPERTIES

N88-23895*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NONCONTACT TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT

MARK C. LEE, ed. Mar. 1988 429 p Workshop held in

Washington, D.C., 30 Apr. - 1 May 1987

(NASA-CP-2503; NAS 1.55:2503) Avail: NTIS HC A19/MF A03

CSCL 12A

CONFERENCES, INFRARED RADIOMETERS, OPTICAL

PYROMETERS, RADIATION PYROMETERS, TEMPERATURE

MEASUREMENT, TEMPERATURE MEASURING INSTRUMENTS

N89-17682*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

MICROGRAVITY COMBUSTION DIAGNOSTICS WORKSHOP

GILBERT J. SANTORO, ed., PAUL S. GREENBERG, ed., and

NANCY D. PILTCH, ed. 1988 47 p Workshop held in Cleveland,

31

ENGINEERING (GENERAL)

Includes vacuum technology; control engineering;

engineering; cryogenics; and fire prevention.

display

N87-22870*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

MODELING DIGITAL CONTROL SYSTEMS WITH

MA-PREFILTERED MEASUREMENTS

MICHAEL E. POLITES Jun. 1987 23 p

(NASA-TP-2732; NAS 1.60:2732) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 13H

CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGN, DIGITAL FILTERS, DIGITAL

SYSTEMS, STATE VECTORS, SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

N87-24585*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

A NEW APPROACH TO STATE ESTIMATION IN

DETERMINISTIC DIGITAL CONTROL SYSTEMS

MICHAEL E. POLITES Jul. 1987 16 p

(NASA-TP-2745; NAS 1.60:2745) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 09B

CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGN, DIGITAL SYSTEMS, STATE

ESTIMATION

N87-27067*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

EXACT STATE RECONSTRUCTION IN DETERMINISTIC

DIGITAL CONTROL SYSTEMS

MICHAEL E. POLITES Aug. 1987 19 p

(NASA-TP-2757; NAS 1.60:2757) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 13H

DIGITAL COMMAND SYSTEMS, STATE ESTIMATION, STATE

VECTORS

N88-17869"# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

A GENERALIZED METHOD FOR AUTOMATIC DOWNHAND

AND WIREFEED CONTROL OF A WELDING ROBOT AND

POSITIONER

KEN FERNANDEZ and GEORGE E. COOK (Vanderbilt Univ.,

Nashville, Tenn.) Feb. 1988 54 p

(NASA-TP-2807; NAS 1.60:2807) Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF A01

CSCL 13H

ARC WELDING, COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN, COMPUTER

AIDED MANUFACTURING, PROGRAM VERIFICATION

(COMPUTERS), ROBOT CONTROL, ROBOTICS, ROBOTS

N88-18751*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS IN EXACT STATE

RECONSTRUCTION IN DETERMINISTIC DIGITAL CONTROL

SYSTEMS

MICHAEL E. POLITES Mar. 1988 19 p

(NASA-TP-2812; NAS 1.60:2812) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 13B

CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGN, DIGITAL SYSTEMS,

EQUATIONS OF STATE, RECONSTRUCTION, STATE

ESTIMATION

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32 COMMUNICATIONS AND RADAR

N88-28177*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

MORE ON EXACT STATE RECONSTRUCTION IN

DETERMINISTIC DIGITAL CONTROL SYSTEMS

MICHAEL E. POLITES Sep. 1988 21 p

(NASA-TP-2847; NAS 1.60:2847) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 13B

CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGN, DIGITAL SYSTEMS, PLANT

DESIGN, RECONSTRUCTION, STATE ESTIMATION

N89-24507*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS IN MODELING DIGITAL

CONTROL SYSTEMS WITH MA-PREFILTERED

MEASUREMENTS

MICHAEL E. POLITES Washington Mar. 1989 20 p

(NASA-TP-2909; M-612; NAS 1.60:2909) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 13B

ACCELEROMETERS, CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGN, DIGITAL

FILTERS, DIGITAL SYSTEMS, GYROSCOPES, STAR

TRACKERS

N89-27039*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

A NEW STATE RECONSTRUCTOR FOR DIGITAL CONTROLS

SYSTEMS USING WEIGHTED-AVERAGE MEASUREMENTS

MICHAEL E. POLITES Washington Aug. 1989 17 p

(NASA-TP-2936; M-615; NAS 1.60:2936) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 09B

CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGN, DIGITAL TECHNIQUES,

RECONSTRUCTION, STATE ESTIMATION

N90-16968*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AN AUGER ELECTRON SPECTROSCOPY STUDY OF

SURFACE-PREPARATION CONTAMINANTS

D. WU (Old Dominion Univ., Norfolk, VA.), R. M. STEPHENS, R.

A. OUTLAW, and P. HOPSON Washington Feb. 1990 16 p

(NASA-TP-2972; L-16653; NAS 1.60:2972) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 13B

AUGER SPECTROSCOPY, CLEANING, CONTAMINANTS,

ELECTRON SPECTROSCOPY, ELECTROPOLISHING, SURFACE

FINISHING

N90-21210*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

INFLUENCE OF THE DEPOSITION CONDITIONS ON

RADIOFREQUENCY MAGNETRON SPUTTERED MOS2 FILMS

PIERRE A. STEINMANN and TALIVALDIS SPALVINS Apr. 1990

11 p

(NASA-TP-2994; E-5181; NAS 1.60:2994) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 13B

DEPOSITION, LUBRICANTS, MAGNETRON SPUTTERING,

MORPHOLOGY, RADIO FREQUENCIES, STOICHIOMETRY, THIN

FILMS

N90-21219*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

A GENERAL-PURPOSE BALLOON-BORNE POINTING SYSTEM

FOR SOLAR SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS

M. E. POLITES Washington May 1990 22 p

(NASA-TP-3013; NAS 1.60:3013) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 131

BALLOON-BORNE INSTRUMENTS, CONTROL SYSTEMS

DESIGN, POINTING CONTROL SYSTEMS, SOLAR

INSTRUMENTS, THREE AXIS STABILIZATION

N90-25255*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

ROTATING-UNBALANCED-MASS DEVICES FOR SCANNING

BALLOON-BORNE EXPERIMENTS, FREE-FLYING

SPACECRAFT, AND SPACE SHUTTLE/SPACE STATION

EXPERIMENTS

MICHAEL E. POLITES Jun. 1990 17 p

(NASA-TP-3030; NAS 1.60:3030) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 14B

POINTING CONTROL SYSTEMS, ROTATING BODIES, SPACE

SHUTTLES, SPACE STATION PAYLOADS, SPACE STATIONS,

SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

N90-28754*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

DEVELOPMENT AND APPROACH TO LOW-FREQUENCY

MICROGRAVITY ISOLATION SYSTEMS

CARLOS M. GRODSINSKY Washington Aug. 1990 24 p

(NASA-TP-2984; E-5287; NAS 1.60:2984) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 22A

GRAVITATIONAL EFFECTS, PAYLOADS, REDUCED

GRAVITY, SPACE SHUTTLES, SPACE STATIONS, SPACEBORNE

EXPERIMENTS, VIBRATION ISOLATORS

32

COMMUNICATIONS AND RADAR

Includes radar; land and global communications; communications

theory; and optical communications.

N87-11916*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Wallops Flight Center, Wallops Island, VA.

PULSE CODE MODULATION (PCM) ENCODER HANDBOOK

FOR AYDIN VECTOR MMP-600 SERIES SYSTEM

S. F. CURRIER and W. R. POWELL Washington, D.C. Aug.

1986 139 p

(NASA-RP-1171; NAS 1.61:1171) Avail: NTIS HC A07/MF A01

CSCL 17B

The hardware and software characteristics of a time division

multiplex system are described. The system is used to sample

analog and digital data. The data is merged with synchronization

information to produce a serial pulse coded modulation (PCM) bit

stream. Information presented herein is required by users to design

compatible interfaces and assure effective utilization of this encoder

system. GSFC/Wallops Flight Facility has flown approximately 50

of these systems through 1984 on sounding rockets with no inflight

failures. Aydin Vector manufactures all of the components for these

systems. Author

N87-12718*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Wallops Flight Center, Wallops Island, VA.

PULSE CODE MODULATION (PCM) DATA STORAGE AND

ANALYSIS USING A MICROCOMPUTER

D. E. MASSEY Aug. 1986 8 p

(NASA-TP-2629; REPT-822.3; NAS 1.60:2629) Avail: NTIS HC

A02/MF A01 CSCL 17B

DATA PROCESSING, DATA REDUCTION, DATA STORAGE,

MICROCOMPUTERS, PULSE CODE MODULATION

N87-17971*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

BIT-ERROR-RATE TESTING OF HIGH-POWER 30-GHZ

TRAVELING WAVE TUBES FOR GROUND-TERMINAL

APPLICATIONS

KURT A. SHALKHAUSER and GENE FUJIKAWA Oct. 1986

16 p

(NASA-TP-2635; E-2996; NAS 1.60:2635) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 17B

BIT ERROR RATE, PERFORMANCE TESTS, TRANSMISSION

EFFICIENCY, TRAVELING WAVE TUBES

N87-20448*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

UNIQUE BIT-ERROR-RATE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR

SATELLITE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

33
32 COMMUNICATIONS AND RADAR

MARY JO WINDMILLER Mar. 1987 13 p

(NASA-TP-2699; E-3322; NAS 1.60:2699) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 17B

BIT ERROR RATE, COMMUNICATION NETWORKS,

SATELLITE COMMUNICATION, SYSTEMS ANALYSIS

N87-24590*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Wallops Flight Center, Wallops Island, VA.

A SYNCHRONOUS DATA ANALYZER FOR THE MINIMUM

DELAY DATA FORMAT (MDDF) AND LAUNCH TRAJECTORY

ACQUISITION SYSTEM (LTAS)

ANDREW J. GREEN Jul. 1987 10 p

(NASA-TP-2743; REPT-822.1; NAS 1.60:2743) Avail: NTIS HC

A02/MF A01 CSCL 17B

DATA REDUCTION, LAUNCHING, SAMPLING,

SYNCHRONISM, TRAJECTORY ANALYSIS

N88-14226*# Colorado Univ., Boulder. Dept. of Electrical

Engineering.

PROPAGATION EFFECTS ON SATELLITE SYSTEMS AT

FREQUENCIES BELOW 10 GHZ: A HANDBOOK FOR

SATELLITE SYSTEMS DESIGN

WARREN L FLOCK Dec. 1987 501 p

(NAS7-100; JPL-956249)

(NASA-RP-1108/2; NAS 1.61:1108/2) Avail: NTIS HC A22/MF

A03 CSCL 22D

Frequencies below 10 GHz continue to be used for a large

portion of satellite service, and new applications, including mobile

satellite service and the global positioning system, use frequencies

below 10 GHz. As frequency decreases below 10 GHz, attenuation

due to precipitation and gases decreases and ionospheric effects

increase. Thus the ionosphere, which can be largely neglected

above 10 GHz, receives major attention. Although attenuation and

depolarization due to rain are less severe below 10 GHz than

above, they are nevertheless still important and constitute another

major topic. The handbook emphasizes the propagation effects

on satellite communications but material that is pertinent to radio

navigation and positioning systems and deep-space

telecommunications is included as well. Chapter 1 through 7

describe the various propagation impairments, and Chapter 9 is

devoted to the estimation or calculation of the magnitudes of

these effects for use in system design. Chapter 10 covers link

power budget equations and the role of propagation effects in

these equations. Chapter 8 deals with the complex subject of

interference between space and terrestrial systems. Author

N89-17060*# Westinghouse Electric Corp., Baltimore, MD.

PROPAGATION EFFECTS HANDBOOK FOR SATELLITE

SYSTEMS DESIGN. A SUMMARY OF PROPAGATION

IMPAIRMENTS ON 10 TO 100 GHZ SATELLITE LINKS WITH

TECHNIQUES FOR SYSTEM DESIGN

LOUIS J. IPPOLITO Washington, DC Feb. 1989 531 p

(NAS7-100; JPL-958178)

(NASA-RP-1082(04); NAS 1.61:1082(04)) Avail: NTIS HC

A23/MF A03 CSCL 20N

The NASA Propagation Effects Handbook for Satellite Systems

Design provides a systematic compilation of the major propagation

effects experienced on space-Earth paths in the 10 to 100 GHz

frequency band region. It provides both a detailed description of

the propagation phenomenon and a summary of the impact of

the effect on the communications system design and performance.

Chapter 2 through 5 describe the propagation effects, prediction

models, and available experimental data bases. In Chapter 6,

design techniques and prediction methods available for evaluating

propagation effects on space-Earth communication systems are

presented. Chapter 7 addresses the system design process and

how the effects of propagation on system design and performance

should be considered and how that can be mitigated. Examples

of operational and planned Ku, Ka, and EHF satellite

communications systems are given. Author

N89-17767*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

UNIVERSAL TEST FIXTURE FOR MONOLITHIC MM-WAVE

INTEGRATED CIRCUITS CALIBRATED WITH AN AUGMENTED

TRD ALGORITHM

ROBERT R. ROMANOFSKY and KURT A. SHALKHAUSER Mar.

1989 42 p Presented at the 13th International Conference on

Infrared and mm-Waves, Honolulu, Hawaii, 5-9 Dec. 1988

(NASA-TP-2875; E-3983; NAS 1.60:2875) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 09C

ALGORITHMS, CALIBRATING, INTEGRATED CIRCUITS,

MICROWAVE CIRCUITS, MILLIMETER WAVES, SOLID STATE

DEVICES

N90-11915*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

SATELLITE-MATRIX-SWITCHED,

TIME-DIVISION-MULTIPLE-ACCESS NETWORK SIMULATOR

WILLIAM D. IVANCIC, MONTY ANDRO, LAWRENCE A. NAGY,

JAMES M. BUDINGER, and MARY JO SHALKHAUSER

Washington Oct. 1989 21 p Proposed for presentation at the

13th AIAA International Communication Satellite System

Conference, 11-15 Mar. 1990

(NASA-TP-2944; E-4813; NAS 1.60:2944) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 17B

COMMUNICATION NETWORKS, COMMUNICATION

SATELLITES, SIMULATORS, TIME DIVISION MULTIPLE

ACCESS

33

ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Includes test equipment and maintainability; components, e.g.,

tunnel diodes and transistors; microminiaturization; and integrated

circuitry.

N87-11072*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

THE 1985 GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER BATTERY

WORKSHOP

G. MORROW, ed. Sep. 1986 427 p Workshop held in

Greenbelt, Md., 19-21 Nov. 1985

(NASA-CP-2434; REPT-86B0366; NAS 1.55:2434) Avail: NTIS

HC A19/MF A03 CSCL 10C

CONFERENCES, ENERGY STORAGE, LITHIUM SULFUR

BATTERIES, NICKEL CADMIUM BATTERIES, NICKEL

HYDROGEN BATTERIES

N87-17990*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

PERFORMANCE OF TEXTURED CARBON ON COPPER

ELECTRODE MULTISTAGE DEPRESSED COLLECTORS WITH

MEDIUM-POWER TRAVELING WAVE TUBES

PETER RAMINS and ARTHUR N. CURREN Nov. 1986 12 p

(NASA-TP-2665; E-3143; NAS 1.60:2665) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 09A

ACCUMULATORS, CURRENT DENSITY, ELECTRODES,

ELECTRON EMISSION, TRAVELING WAVE TUBES

N87-17991*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

CALCULATION OF SECONDARY ELECTRON TRAJECTORIES

IN MULTISTAGE DEPRESSED COLLECTORS FOR

MICROWAVE AMPLIFIERS

DALE A. FORCE Nov. 1986 7 p

(NASA-TP-2664; E-3196; NAS 1.60:2664) Avail: NTIS HC

A02/MF A01 CSCL 09A

ACCUMULATORS, ELECTRON EMISSION, MICROWAVE

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AMPLIFIERS, PARTICLE TRAJECTORIES, TRAVELING WAVE

TUBES

N87-20474*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

DESIGN, FABRICATION AND PERFORMANCE OF SMALL,

GRAPHITE ELECTRODE, MULTISTAGE DEPRESSED

COLLECTORS WITH 200-W, CW, 8- TO 18-GHZ

TRAVELING-WAVE TUBES

BEN T. EBIHARA and PETER RAMINS Feb. 1987 22 p

(NASA-TP-2693; E-3099; NAS 1.60:2693) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 09A

ACCUMULATORS, DESIGN ANALYSIS, ELECTRODES,

FABRICATION, PYROLYTIC GRAPHITE, TRAVELING WAVE

TUBES

N87-21239*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

TRAVELING-WAVE-TUBE EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT BY A

LOW-COST TECHNIQUE FOR DEPOSITION OF CARBON ON

MULTISTAGE DEPRESSED COLLECTOR

BEN T. EBIHARA, PETER RAMINS, and SHELLY PEET May

1987 14 p

(NASA-TP-2719; E-3416; NAS 1.60:2719) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 09A

CARBON, COPPER, DEPOSITION, ELECTRODES, THIN

FILMS, TRAVELING WAVE TUBES

N87-22923*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

REVISED NASA AXIALLY SYMMETRIC RING MODEL FOR

COUPLED-CAVITY TRAVELING-WAVE TUBES

JEFFREY D. WILSON Jan. 1987 17 p

(NASA-TP-2675; E-3220; NAS 1.60:2675) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 09A

AXISYMMETRIC BODIES, CAVITIES, COUPLED MODES,

MODELS, RINGS, TRAVELING WAVE TUBES

N87-25532*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

ANALYTICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL PERFORMANCE OF A

DUAL-MODE TRAVELING WAVE TUBE AND MULTISTAGE

DEPRESSED COLLECTOR

PETER RAMINS, DALE A. FORCE, and HENRY G. KOSMAHL

Aug. 1987 29 p

(NASA-TP-2752; E-3470; NAS 1.60:2752) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 09A

ACCUMULATORS, ELECTRON BEAMS, TRAVELING WAVE

TUBES

N88-11021*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

THE 1986 GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER BATTERY

WORKSHOP

GEORGE W. MORROW, ed. and THOMAS Y. Yl, ed. Sep. 1987

374 p Workshop held in Greenbelt, Md., 18-19 Nov. 1986

(NASA-CP-2486; REPT-87B0408; NAS 1.55:2486) Avail: NTIS

HC A16/MF A03 CSCL 10C

CONFERENCES, ELECTROCHEMISTRY, FAILURE ANALYSIS,

FLIGHT TESTS, LITHIUM SULFUR BATTERIES, NICKEL

CADMIUM BATTERIES, NICKEL HYDROGEN BATTERIES

N88-15146*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration..

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

PERFORMANCE OF A SMALL, GRAPHITE ELECTRODE,

MULTISTAGE DEPRESSED COLLECTOR WITH A 500-W,

CONTINUOUS WAVE, 4.8- TO 9.6-GHZ TRAVELING WAVE

TUBE

PETER RAMINS, GARY G. LESNY, BEN T. EBIHARA, and SHELLY

PEET Feb. 1988 15 p

(NASA-TP-2788; E-3800; NAS 1.60:2788) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 09A

ACCUMULATORS, CONTINUOUS RADIATION, ELECTRODES,

GRAPHITE, TRAVELING WAVE TUBES

N89-15337"# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

PERFORMANCE OF A MULTISTAGE DEPRESSED

COLLECTOR WITH MACHINED TITANIUM ELECTRODES

PETER RAMINS and BEN T. EBIHARA Jan. 1989 10 p

(NASA-TP-2891; E-4400; NAS 1.60:2891) Avail: NTIS HC

A02/MF A01 CSCL 09A

ACCUMULATORS, ELECTRODES, MACHINING,

PERFORMANCE TESTS, TITANIUM

N89-21169*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

ANALYTICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURES FOR

DETERMINING PROPAGATION CHARACTERISTICS OF

MILLIMETER-WAVE GALLIUM ARSENIDE MICROSTRIP LINES

ROBERT R. ROMANOFSKY Mar. 1989 21 p

(NASA-TP-2899; E-4273; NAS 1.60:2899) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20N

ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION, MICROSTRIP

TRANSMISSION LINES, MICROWAVE TRANSMISSION,

REFLECTANCE

N89-21171*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

DESIGN, FABRICATION, AND PERFORMANCE OF BRAZED,

GRAPHITE ELECTRODE, MULTISTAGE DEPRESSED

COLLECTORS WITH 500-W, CONTINUOUS WAVE, 4.8- TO

9.6-GHZ TRAVELING-WAVE TUBES

PETER RAMINS and BEN EBIHARA Mar. 1989 18 p

(NASA-TP-2904; E-4361; NAS 1.60:2904) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 09A

BRAZING, CONTINUOUS RADIATION, ELECTRODE

MATERIALS, ELECTRON EMISSION, SOLID ELECTRODES,

TRAVELING WAVE TUBES

N90-27965*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

SPENT-BEAM REFOCUSING ANALYSIS AND MULTISTAGE

DEPRESSED COLLECTOR DESIGN FOR A 75-W, 59- TO

64-GHZ COUPLED-CAVITY TRAVELING-WAVE TUBE

JEFFREY D. WILSON, PETER RAMINS, and DALE A. FORCE

Aug. 1990 22 p

(NASA-TP-3039; E-5455; NAS 1.60:3039) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 09A

ACCUMULATORS, COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN, DESIGN

ANALYSIS, TRAVELING WAVE TUBES

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FLUID MECHANICS AND HEAT TRANSFER

Includes boundary layers; hydrodynamics; fluidics; mass transfer;

and ablation cooling.

N87-11963*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ON THE MAXWELLIAN DISTRIBUTION, SYMMETRIC FORM,

AND ENTROPY CONSERVATION FOR THE EULER

EQUATIONS

S. M. DESHPANDE Nov. 1986 30 p

(NASA-TP-2583; L-16036; NAS 1.60:2583) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20D

ENTROPY, EULER EQUATIONS OF MOTION,

MAXWELL-BOLTZMANN DENSITY FUNCTION

N87-13664*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AEROTHERMAL TESTS OF SPHERICAL DOME

PROTUBERANCES ON A FLAT PLATE AT A MACH NUMBER

OF 6.5

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C. E. GLASS and L. R. HUNT Dec. 1986 61 p

(NASA-TP-2631; L-16160; MAS 1.60:2631) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 20D

AEROTHERMODYNAMICS, HYPERSONIC VEHICLES,

LAMINAR BOUNDARY LAYER, PREDICTION ANALYSIS

TECHNIQUES, PROTUBERANCES, THERMAL PROTECTION,

TILES, TURBULENT BOUNDARY LAYER

N87-17000*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE HIGH PRESSURE FUEL

PUMP AFT PLATFORM SEAL CAVITY FLOW ANALYSIS

S. A. LOWRY and L. W. KEETON (CHAM of North America, Inc.,

Huntsville, Ala.) Jan. 1987 134 p

(NASA-TP-2685; NAS 1.60:2685) Avail: NTIS HC A07/MF A01

CSCL 20D

CAVITIES, FUEL PUMPS, HIGH PRESSURE, SEALS

(STOPPERS), SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE, TURBINE

PUMPS

N87-18034*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

JET MODEL FOR SLOT FILM COOLING WITH EFFECT OF

FREE-STREAM AND COOLANT TURBULENCE

FREDERICK F. SIMON Oct. 1986 21 p

(NASA-TP-2655; E-2961; NAS 1.60:2655) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20D

FILM COOLING, FLOW VELOCITY, JET ENGINES,

NUMERICAL ANALYSIS, TURBULENCE EFFECTS, WALL JETS

N87-18035*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

VELOCITY PROFILES IN LAMINAR DIFFUSION FLAMES

VALERIE J. LYONS and JANICE M. MARGLE (Pennsylvania State

Univ., Abington) May 1986 13 p Presented at the Combustion

Inst. Meeting, Cleveland, Ohio, 5-6 May 1986

(NASA-TP-2596; E-2879; NAS 1.60:2596) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20D

CYCLOHEXANE, DIFFUSION FLAMES, ETHYL ALCOHOL,

HEPTANES, LAMINAR FLOW, OCTANES, TEMPERATURE

PROFILES, VELOCITY MEASUREMENT

N87-18782*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AEROTHERMAL EVALUATION OF A SPHERICALLY BLUNTED

BODY WITH A TRAPEZOIDAL CROSS SECTION IN THE

LANGLEY 8-FOOT HIGH-TEMPERATURE TUNNEL

CINDY W. ALBERTSON Apr. 1987 83 p

(NASA-TP-2641; L-16096; NAS 1.60:2641) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 20D

BOUNDARY LAYERS, FLOW DISTRIBUTION, HEAT

TRANSFER, PREDICTIONS, PRESSURE MEASUREMENT,

THERMAL PROTECTION

N87-18783*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A SECOND-ORDER ACCURATE KINETIC-THEORY-BASED

METHOD FOR INVISCID COMPRESSIBLE FLOWS

SURESH M. DESHPANDE Dec. 1986 42 p

(NASA-TP-2613; L-16050; NAS 1.60:2613) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20D

BOLTZMANN TRANSPORT EQUATION, EULER EQUATIONS

OF MOTION, KINETIC THEORY, NUMERICAL ANALYSIS, SHOCK

WAVE PROPAGATION

N87-22103*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

SPACELAB 3 MISSION SCIENCE REVIEW

GEORGE H. FICHTL, ed., JOHN S. THEON, ed. (National

Aeronautics and Space Administration, Washington, D.C.),

CHARLES K. HILL, ed., and OTHA H. VAUGHAN, ed. Feb.

1987 98 p Symposium held in Huntsville, Ala., 4 Dec. 1985

(NASA-CP-2429; M-547; NAS 1.55:2429) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 22A

AEROSPACE ENVIRONMENTS, POSTFLIGHT ANALYSIS,

REDUCED GRAVITY, SPACE COMMERCIALIZATION, SPACE

SHUTTLES, SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS, SPACELAB

N87-23921*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

THREE-STEP LABYRINTH SEAL FOR HIGH-PERFORMANCE

TURBOMACHINES

ROBERT C. HENDRICKS Jun. 1987 75 p

(NASA-TP-1848; E-3186; NAS 1.60:1848) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 20D

FUEL PUMPS, LABYRINTH SEALS, SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN

ENGINE, STATIC TESTS, TURBOMACHINERY

N87-23936*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

STRAIGHT CYLINDRICAL SEAL FOR HIGH-PERFORMANCE

TURBOMACHINES

ROBERT C. HENDRICKS Jun. 1987 76 p

(NASA-TP-1850; E-3184; NAS 1.60:1850) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 20D

CYLINDRICAL BODIES, FUEL PUMPS, SEALS (STOPPERS),

SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE, TURBINE PUMPS,

TURBOMACHINERY

N87-24639*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

THREE-STEP CYLINDRICAL SEAL FOR HIGH-PERFORMANCE

TURBOMACHINES

ROBERT C. HENDRICKS Jun. 1987 79 p

(NASA-TP-1849; E-3185; NAS 1.60:1849) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 20D

DYNAMIC STABILITY, FUEL PUMPS, LEAKAGE, PUMP

SEALS, SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE, TURBINE PUMPS

N87-24672*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

MULTISCALE TURBULENCE EFFECTS IN SUPERSONIC JETS

EXHAUSTING INTO STILL AIR

KHALED S. ABDOL-HAMID (Analytical Services and Materials, Inc.,

Hampton, Va.) and RICHARD G. WILMOTH Jul. 1987 38 p

(NASA-TP-2707; L-16258; NAS 1.60:2707) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20D

JET EXHAUST, NAVIER-STOKES EQUATION, SUPERSONIC

AIRCRAFT, TURBULENCE

N87-26309*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SIMPLIFIED CURVE FITS FOR THE THERMODYNAMIC

PROPERTIES OF EQUILIBRIUM AIR

S. SRINIVASAN, J. C. TANNEHILL (Iowa State Univ. of Science

and Technology, Ames.), and K. J. WEILMUENSTER Aug. 1987

48 p

(NAG 1-313)

(NASA-RP-1181; L-16276; NAS 1.61:1181) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20D

New, improved curve fits for the thermodynamic properties of

equilibrium air have been developed. The curve fits are for pressure,

speed of sound, temperature, entropy, enthalpy, density, and

internal energy. These curve fits can be readily incorporated into

new or existing computational fluid dynamics codes if real gas

effects are desired. The curve fits are constructed from Grabau-type

transition functions to model the thermodynamic surfaces in a

piecewise manner. The accuracies and continuity of these curve

fits are substantially improved over those of previous curve fits.

These improvements are due to the incorporation of a small number

of additional terms in the approximating polynomials and careful

choices of the transition functions. The ranges of validity of the

new curve fits are temperatures up to 25 000 K and densities

from 10 to the -7 to 10 to the 3d power amagats. Author

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N87-27161*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

APPLICATION OF TURBULENCE MODELING TO PREDICT

SURFACE HEAT TRANSFER IN STAGNATION FLOW REGION

OF CIRCULAR CYLINDER

CHI R. WANG and FREDERICK C. YEH Sep. 1987 25 p

(NASA-TP-2758; E-3418; NAS 1.60:2758) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20D

CIRCULAR CYLINDERS, HEAT TRANSFER, MODELS,

STAGNATION FLOW, SURFACE PROPERTIES, TURBULENCE

N87-29778*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

DESCRIPTION AND CALIBRATION OF THE LANGLEY

HYPERSONIC CF4 TUNNEL: A FACILITY FOR SIMULATING

LOW GAMMA FLOW AS OCCURS FOR A REAL GAS

RAYMOND E. MIDDEN and CHARLES G. MILLER, III Mar.

1985 78 p

(NASA-TP-2384; L-15798; NAS 1.60:2384) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 20D

CALIBRATING, CARBON TETRAFLUORIDE, HYPERSONIC

WIND TUNNELS, MACH NUMBER, REAL GASES, TEST

FACILITIES

N87-29795*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

FINITE-ELEMENT REENTRY HEAT-TRANSFER ANALYSIS OF

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITER

WILLIAM L KO, ROBERT D. QUINN, and LESLIE GONG Dec.

1986 59 p

(NASA-TP-2657; H-1236; NAS 1.60:2657) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 20D

AERODYNAMIC HEATING, FINITE ELEMENT METHOD, HEAT

TRANSFER COEFFICIENTS, REENTRY SHIELDING, SPACE

SHUTTLE ORBITERS, THERMAL ANALYSIS

N88-14299*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

FLIGHT AND WIND-TUNNEL MEASUREMENTS SHOWING

BASE DRAG REDUCTION PROVIDED BY A TRAILING DISK

FOR HIGH REYNOLDS NUMBER TURBULENT FLOW FOR

SUBSONIC AND TRANSONIC MACH NUMBERS

SHERYLL GOECKE POWERS, JARRETT K. HUFFMAN, and

CHARLES H. FOX, JR. (National Aeronautics and Space

Administration. Langley Research Center, Hampton, Va.) Nov.

1986 143 p

(NASA-TP-2638; H-1281; NAS 1.60:2638) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 20D

BASE PRESSURE, DRAG REDUCTION, FLIGHT TESTS,

TRAILING EDGE FLAPS, TURBULENT FLOW, WIND TUNNEL

TESTS

N88-15924*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

CRYOGENIC FLUID MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY

WORKSHOP. VOLUME 1: PRESENTATION MATERIAL AND

DISCUSSION

JOHN C. AYDELOTT, ed. and WILLIAM DEVOL, ed. (Sverdrup

Technology, Inc., Middleburg Heights, Ohio.) Sep. 1987 386 p

Workshop held in Cleveland, Ohio, 28-30 Apr. 1987

(NASA-CP-10001; E-3732; NAS 1.55:10001) Avail: NTIS HC

A17/MFA03 CSCL20D

CONFERENCES, CRYOGENIC COOLING, CRYOGENIC FLUID

STORAGE, CRYOGENIC FLUIDS, CRYOGENIC ROCKET

PROPELLANTS, CRYOGENICS, REDUCED GRAVITY

N88-18881*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Hugh L. Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, CA.

INFLUENCE OF BASE MODIFICATIONS ON IN-FLIGHT BASE

DRAG IN THE PRESENCE OF JET EXHAUST FOR MACH

NUMBERS FROM 0.7 TO 1.5

SHERYLL GOECKE POWERS Feb. 1988 20 p

(NASA-TP-2802; H-1408; NAS 1.60:2802) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20D

BASE FLOW, DRAG, FLIGHT TESTS, JET EXHAUST, MACH

NUMBER, REVISIONS

N88-18884*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

GALILEO PROBE PARACHUTE TEST PROGRAM: WAKE

PROPERTIES OF THE GALILEO PROBE AT MACH NUMBERS

FROM 0.25 TO 0.95

THOMAS N. CANNING (Canning, T. N., Portola Valley, Calif) and

THOMAS M. EDWARDS Apr. 1988 144 p

(NAS2-10000)

(NASA-RP-1130; A-9643; NAS 1.61:1130) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 20D

The results of surveys of the near and far wake of the Galileo

Probe are presented for Mach numbers from 0.25 tp 0.95. The

trends in the data resulting from changes in Mach number, radial

and axial distance, angle of attack, and a small change in model

shape are shown in crossplots based on the data. A rationale for

selecting an operating volume suitable for parachute inflation based

on low Mach number flight results is outlined. Author

N88-20599*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

CRYOGENIC FLUID MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY

WORKSHOP. VOLUME 2: ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION OF

TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS

Mar. 1988 84 p Workshop held in Cleveland, Ohio, 28-30 Apr.

1987

(NASA-CP-10009; E-3987; NAS 1.55:10009) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 20D

CONFERENCES, CRYOGENIC FLUIDS, FLUID MANAGEMENT, TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT

N88-22325*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AEROTHERMAL TESTS OF QUILTED DOME MODELS ON A

FLAT PLATE AT A MACH NUMBER OF 6.5

CHRISTOPHER E. GLASS and L. ROANE HUNT May 1988

72 p

(NASA-TP-2804; L-16346; NAS 1.60:2804) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 20D

AEROTHERMODYNAMICS, HYPERSONIC AIRCRAFT,

LAMINAR BOUNDARY LAYER, PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION,

THERMAL PROTECTION, TURBULENT BOUNDARY LAYER

N89-11153*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

MIXING AND DEMIXING PROCESSES IN MULTIPHASE

FLOWS WITH APPLICATION TO PROPULSION SYSTEMS

RAND DECKER, ed. and CHARLES F. SCHAFER, ed. Jul. 1988

191 p Workshop was held in Huntsville, Ala., 25-26 Feb. 1988;

sponsored by NASA, Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, Ala.

and USRA, Huntsville, Ala. Sponsored by NASA, Washington,

D.C.

(NASA-CP-3006; M-591; NAS 1.55:3006) Avail: NTIS HC

A09/MF A02 CSCL 20D

COMBUSTION PHYSICS, CONFERENCES, FLUID DYNAMICS,

FUEL COMBUSTION, LAMINAR FLOW, MIXING, MULTIPHASE

FLOW, PROPULSION, TURBULENT FLOW

N89-12822*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AERODYNAMIC PRESSURES AND HEATING RATES ON

SURFACES BETWEEN SPLIT ELEVONS AT MACH 6.6

L. ROANE HUNT Washington, D.C. Dec. 1988 85 p

(NASA-TP-2855; L-16460; NAS 1.60:2855) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 20D

AERODYNAMIC HEATING, DYNAMIC PRESSURE, ELEVONS,

HYPERSONIC FLIGHT, SPLIT FLAPS

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N89-16115*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

CONSERVATION EQUATIONS AND PHYSICAL MODELS FOR

HYPERSONIC AIR FLOWS IN THERMAL AND CHEMICAL

NONEQUILIBRIUM

PETER A. GNOFFO. ROOP N. GUPTA (Scientific Research and

Technology, Inc., Hampton, VA.), and JUDY L SHINN Washington,

DC Feb. 1989 62 p

(NASA-TP-2867; L-16477; NAS 1.60:2867) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 20D

AIR FLOW, CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM, CONSERVATION

EQUATIONS, HYPERSONIC FLOW, MATHEMATICAL MODELS,

NONEQUILIBRIUM FLOW, NONEQUILIBRIUM THERMODYNAMICS

N89-19499*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

CONTAMINATION OF LIQUID OXYGEN BY PRESSURIZED

GASEOUS NITROGEN

ALLAN J. ZUCKERWAR, TRACY K. KING, and KIM CHI NGO

(Old Dominion Univ., Norfolk. VA.) Apr. 1989 26 p

(NASA-TP-2894; L-16526; NAS 1.60:2894) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20D

FUEL CONTAMINATION. GAS-GAS INTERACTIONS.

GASEOUS DIFFUSION, HYPERSONIC WIND TUNNELS, LIQUID

NITROGEN, LIQUID OXYGEN, PRESSURE EFFECTS

N89-25409*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

DETERMINATION OF COMBUSTION GAS TEMPERATURES BY

INFRARED RADIOMETRY IN SOOTING AND NONSOOTING

FLAMES

VALERIE J. LYONS and CARMEN M. GRACIA-SALCEDO (Army

Aviation Systems Command, Cleveland, OH.) Feb. 1989 13 p

(DA PROJ. 1L1-61102-AH-45)

(NASA-TP-2900; E-4446; NAS 1.60:2900; AVSCOM-TR-88-C-008;

AD-A205373) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 21/2

COMBUSTION TEMPERATURE, FLAME TEMPERATURE, GAS

TEMPERATURE, INFRARED RADIOMETERS, PREMIXED

FLAMES, RADIATION PYROMETERS. SOOT, TEMPERATURE

MEASUREMENT

N89-26184*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

WORKSHOP ON TWO-PHASE FLUID BEHAVIOR IN A SPACE

ENVIRONMENT

THEODORE D. SWANSON, ed., AL JUHASZ, ed., W. RUSS LONG,

ed. (National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Lyndon B.

Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX.), and LAURA OTTENSTEIN,

ed. 1989 45 p Workshop held in Ocean City, MD, 13-14

Jun. 1988

(NASA-CP-3043; REPT-89B00114; NAS 1.55:3043) Avail: NTIS

HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 20D

AEROSPACE ENVIRONMENTS, FLUID MANAGEMENT, HEAT

TRANSFER, LIQUID-VAPOR INTERFACES, TWO PHASE FLOW

N89-27116*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

A REVIEW OF HIGH-SPEED, CONVECTIVE, HEAT-TRANSFER

COMPUTATION METHODS

MICHAEL E. TAUBER Washington Jul. 1989 38 p

(NASA-TP-2914; A-89042; NAS 1.60:2914) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20D

AERODYNAMIC HEATING, COMPUTATION, CONVECTIVE

HEAT TRANSFER, LAMINAR BOUNDARY LAYER, SEPARATED

FLOW, SHOCK HEATING, TURBULENT BOUNDARY LAYER

N90-10385*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

CONSTITUTIVE RELATIONSHIPS AND MODELS IN

CONTINUUM THEORIES OF MULTIPHASE FLOWS

RAND DECKER, ed. Washington Sep. 1989 165 p Workshop

held in Huntsville, AL, 5-7 Apr. 1989; sponsored by NASA,

Washington and USRA, Washington, DC

(NASA-CP-3047; M-616; NAS 1.55:3047) Avail: NTIS HC

A08/MF A01 CSCL 20D

CONSTITUTIVE EQUATIONS, CONTINUUM MECHANICS,

MATHEMATICAL MODELS, MULTIPHASE FLOW

N90-11245*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

LASER ANEMOMETER MEASUREMENTS IN A TRANSONIC

AXIAL-FLOW FAN ROTOR

ANTHONY J. STRAZISAR, JERRY R. WOOD, MICHAEL D.

HATHAWAY, and KENNETH L. SUDER Washington Nov.

1989 216 p

(NASA-TP-2879; E-4480; NAS 1.60:2879) Avail: NTIS HC

A10/MF A02 CSCL 20D

AXIAL FLOW, FAN BLADES, FLOW VELOCITY, LASER

ANEMOMETERS, ROTOR BLADES (TURBOMACHINERY),

SURVEYS, TRANSONIC FLOW, VELOCITY DISTRIBUTION

N90-14493*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SURFACE FLOW AND HEATING DISTRIBUTIONS ON A

CYLINDER IN NEAR WAKE OF AEROASSIST FLIGHT

EXPERIMENT (AFE) CONFIGURATION AT INCIDENCE IN

MACH 10 AIR

WILLIAM L. WELLS Jan. 1990 58 p

(NASA-TP-2954; L-16623; NAS 1.60:2954) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 20D

COMPUTER PROGRAMS, CYLINDRICAL BODIES, FREE

FLOW, HEAT TRANSFER, NAVIER-STOKES EQUATION, NEAR

WAKES

N90-17042*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AN UPWIND-BIASED, POINT-IMPLICIT RELAXATION

ALGORITHM FOR VISCOUS, COMPRESSIBLE PERFECT-GAS

FLOWS

PETER A. GNOFFO Washington Feb. 1990 75 p

(NASA-TP-2953; L-16588; NAS 1.60:2953) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 20D

ALGORITHMS, COMPRESSIBLE FLOW, GAS FLOW,

HYPERSONIC FLOW, RELAXATION METHOD (MATHEMATICS),

THREE DIMENSIONAL FLOW, VISCOUS FLOW

N90-23670*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AERODYNAMIC PRESSURE AND HEATING-RATE

DISTRIBUTIONS IN TILE GAPS AROUND CHINE REGIONS

WITH PRESSURE GRADIENTS AT A MACH NUMBER OF 6.6

L. ROANE HUNT and KRISTOPHER K. NOTESTINE (PRC Kentron,

Inc., Hampton, VA.) Washington Jun. 1990 70'p

(NASA-TP-2988; L-16649; NAS 1.60:2988) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 20D

AERODYNAMIC LOADS, HEATING, HIGH PRESSURE,

HYPERSONIC SPEED, THERMAL PROTECTION, TILES

N90-27064*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A REVIEW OF REACTION RATES AND THERMODYNAMIC

AND TRANSPORT PROPERTIES FOR AN 11-SPECIES AIR

MODEL FOR CHEMICAL AND THERMAL NONEQUILIBRIUM

CALCULATIONS TO 30000 K

ROOP N. GUPTA, JERROLD M. YOS, RICHARD A. THOMPSON,

and KAM-PUI LEE (Scientific Research and Technology, Inc.,

Hampton, VA.) Washington Aug. 1990 90 p

(NASA-RP-1232; L-16634; NAS 1.61:1232) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 20D

Reaction rate coefficients and thermodynamic and transport

properties are reviewed and supplemented for the 11-species air

model which can be used for analyzing flows in chemical and

thermal nonequilibrium up to temperatures of 3000 K. Such flows

will likely occur around currently planned and future hypersonic

vehicles. Guidelines for determining the state of the surrounding

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environment are provided. Curve fits are given for the various

species properties for their efficient computation in flowfield codes.

Approximate and more exact formulas are provided for computing

the properties of partially ionized air mixtures in a high energy

environment. Limitations of the approximate mixing laws are

discussed for a mixture of ionized species. An electron

number-density correction for the transport properties of the

charged species is obtained. This correction has been generally

ignored in the literature. Author

N90-27066*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AN APPROXIMATE METHOD FOR CALCULATING

THREE-DIMENSIONAL INVISCID HYPERSONIC FLOW FIELDS

CHRISTOPHER J. RILEY and FRED R. DEJARNETTE

Washington Aug. 1990 26 p

(NASA-TP-3018; L-16745; NAS 1.60:3018) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20D

APPROXIMATION, EULER EQUATIONS OF MOTION, FLOW

DISTRIBUTION, HYPERSONIC FLOW, INVISCID FLOW, THREE

DIMENSIONAL FLOW

N90-28806*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

GAS-JET AND TANGENT-SLOT FILM COOLING TESTS OF A

12.5 DEC CONE AT MACH NUMBER OF 6.7

ROBERT J. NOWAK May 1988 85 p

(NASA-TP-2786; L-16148; NAS 1.60:2786) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 20D

FILM COOLING, GAS JETS, HEAT TRANSFER,

MATHEMATICAL MODELS, PRESSURE MEASUREMENT, SHOCK

LAYERS, SLOTS, TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT

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INSTRUMENTATION AND PHOTOGRAPHY

Includes remote sensors; measuring instruments and gages;

detectors; cameras and photographic supplies; and holography.

N87-10263*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

THIRTEENTH INTERNATIONAL LASER RADAR CONFERENCE

Aug. 1986 335 p Conference held in Toronto, Ontario, 11-15

Aug. 1986; sponsored by NASA, Washington, D.C., Atmospheric

Environment Service, and York Univ.

(NASA-CP-2431; L-16201; NAS 1.55:2431) Avail: NTIS HC

A15/MF A03 CSCL 20E

CONFERENCES, LASER APPLICATIONS. LASERS,

METEOROLOGICAL PARAMETERS, MIDDLE ATMOSPHERE,

OPTICAL RADAR, RADAR EQUIPMENT

N87-13731*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

EVALUATION OF DIFFUSE-ILLUMINATION HOLOGRAPHIC

CINEMATOGRAPHY IN A FLUTTER CASCADE

A. J. DECKER Jul. 1986 33 p

(NASA-TP-2593; E-2937; NAS 1.60:2593) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 14E

CINEMATOGRAPHY, FLOW VISUALIZATION, HOLOGRAPHIC

INTERFEROMETRY, HOLOGRAPHY, LASER OUTPUTS, THREE

DIMENSIONAL FLOW

N87-20514*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A SIMPLIFIED METHOD FOR DETERMINING HEAT OF

COMBUSTION OF NATURAL GAS

JAG J. SINGH, HOSHANG CHEGINI (Old Dominion Univ., Norfolk,

Va.), and GERALD H. MALL (Computer Sciences Corp., Hampton,

Va.) Apr. 1987 15 p

(NASA-TP-2682; L-16261; NAS 1.60:2682) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 14B

GAS DETECTORS, HEAT OF COMBUSTION, NATURAL GAS,

OXYGEN SUPPLY EQUIPMENT

N88-28286*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

OPTICAL MEASUREMENT OF PROPELLER BLADE

DEFLECTIONS

ANATOLE P. KURKOV Sep. 1988 31 p

(NASA-TP-2841; E-4131; NAS 1.60:2841) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 14B

DEFLECTION, DISPLACEMENT MEASUREMENT, OPTICAL

MEASUREMENT, PROPELLER BLADES

N88-30099*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

MEASUREMENT OF LOCAL HIGH-LEVEL, TRANSIENT

SURFACE HEAT FLUX

CURT H. LIEBERT Sep. 1988 9 p Sponsored by NASA,

Washington, D.C.

(NASA-TP-2840; E-4200; NAS 1.60:2840) Avail: NTIS HC

A02/MF A01 CSCL 14B

HEAT FLUX, SURFACE TEMPERATURE, TEMPERATURE

MEASUREMENT, TEMPERATURE MEASURING INSTRUMENTS,

TRANSIENT HEATING

N89-13762*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SPATIAL VISION PROCESSES: FROM THE OPTICAL IMAGE

TO THE SYMBOLIC STRUCTURES OF CONTOUR

INFORMATION

DANIEL J. JOBSON Nov. 1988 31 p Original contains color

illustrations

(NASA-TP-2838; L-16479; NAS 1.60:2838) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 14B

COMPUTER VISION, CONTOURS, EDGES, IMAGE

PROCESSING, SPATIAL FILTERING, SYMBOLS, TEXTURES

N89-15380*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

TECHNIQUE FOR TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION OF

EDDY-CURRENT PROXIMITY PROBES

ROBERT M. MASTERS Jan. 1989 10 p

(NASA-TP-2880; E-4316; NAS 1.60:2880) Avail: NTIS HC

A02/MFA01 CSCL 14B

EDDY CURRENTS, EVALUATION, PERFORMANCE TESTS,

PROBES, PROXIMITY, TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION,

TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT, TURBOMACHINERY

N89-16139*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

RAMAN INTENSITY AS A PROBE OF CONCENTRATION

NEAR A CRYSTAL GROWING IN SOLUTION

R. ALLEN WILKINSON Feb. 1989 12 p

(NASA-TP-2865; E-4397; NAS 1.60:2865) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 14B

CRYSTAL GROWTH, RAMAN SPECTRA, RAMAN

SPECTROSCOPY. SOLUTIONS

N89-26209*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Wallops Flight Center, Wallops Island, VA.

MARA (MULTIMODE AIRBORNE RADAR ALTIMETER)

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION. VOLUME 1: MARA SYSTEM

REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT

C. L PARSONS, ed. Jul. 1989 88 p

(NASA-RP-1226; REPT-89-143; NAS 1.61:1226) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MFA01 CSCL 14B

The Multimode Airborne Radar Altimeter (MARA), a flexible

airborne radar remote sensing facility developed by NASA's

Goddard Space Flight Center, is discussed. This volume describes

the scientific justification for the development of the instrument

and the translation of these scientific requirements into instrument

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design goals. Values for key instrument parameters are derived to

accommodate these goals, and simulations and analytical models

are used to estimate the developed system's performance.

Author

N90-10412*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

INTRODUCTION TO TOTAL- AND PARTIAL-PRESSURE

MEASUREMENTS IN VACUUM SYSTEMS

R. A. OUTLAW and F. A. KERN Washington Nov. 1989

77 p

(NASA-RP-1219; L-16494; NAS 1.61:1219) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 14B

An introduction to the fundamentals of total and partial pressure

measurement in the vacuum regime (760 x 10 to the -16th power

Torr) is presented. The instrument most often used in scientific

fields requiring vacuum measurement are discussed with special

emphasis on ionization type gauges and quadrupole mass

spectrometers. Some attention is also given to potential errors in

measurement as well as calibration techniques. Author

N90-16204*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

VISUAL INFORMATION PROCESSING FOR TELEVISION AND

TELEROBOTICS

FRIEDRICH O. HUCK, ed. and STEPHEN K. PARK, ed. (College

of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA.) Washington Nov. 1989

263 p Workshop held in Williamsburg, VA, 10-12 May 1989

(NASA-CP-3053; L-16665; NAS 1.55:3053) Avail: NTIS HC

A12/MF A02 CSCL 14B

CODING, COMPUTER VISION, CONFERENCES, IMAGE

RECONSTRUCTION, IMAGING TECHNIQUES, ROBOTICS,

ROBOTS, TELEOPERATORS, TELEROBOTICS, TELEVISION

SYSTEMS

N90-17085*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

NASA LASER LIGHT SCATTERING ADVANCED

TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP, 1988

WILLIAM V. MEYER, ed. (Case Western Reserve Univ., Cleveland,

OH.) Aug. 1989 306 p Workshop held in Cleveland, OH, 7-8

Sep. 1988

(NASA-CP-10033; E-4915; NAS 1.55:10033) Avail: NTIS HC

A14/MF A02 CSCL 14B

FIBER OPTICS, LASER BEAMS, LIGHT SCATTERING,

PHOTODIODES, REDUCED GRAVITY, SPECTROSCOPY

N90-21351*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

FOUNDATIONS OF MEASUREMENT AND INSTRUMENTATION

ISIDORE WARSHAWSKY Apr. 1990 232 p

(NASA-RP-1222; E-3786; NAS 1.61:1222) Avail: NTIS HC

A11/MFA02 CSCL 14B

The user of instrumentation has provided an understanding of

the factors that influence instrument performance, selection, and

application, and of the methods of interpreting and presenting the

results of measurements. Such understanding is prerequisite to

the successful attainment of the best compromise among reliability,

accuracy, speed, cost, and importance of the measurement

operation in achieving the ultimate goal of a project. Some subjects

covered are dimensions; units; sources of measurement error;

methods of describing and estimating accuracy; deduction and

presentation of results through empirical equations, including the

method of least squares; experimental and analytical methods of

determining the static and dynamic behavior of instrumentation

systems, including the use of analogs. Author

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LASERS AND MASERS

Includes parametric amplifiers.

N87-20522*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

CLOSED-CYCLE, FREQUENCY-STABLE CO2 LASER

TECHNOLOGY

CARMEN E. BATTEN, ed., IRVIN M. MILLER, ed., GEORGE M.

WOOD, JR., ed., and DAVID V. WILLETTS, ed. (Royal Signals

and Radar Establishment, Malvern, England.) Apr. 1987 279 p

Workshop held in Hampton, Va., 10-12 Jun. 1986

(NASA-CP-2456; L-16271; NAS 1.55:2456) Avail: NTIS HC

A13/MF A02 CSCL 20E

CARBON DIOXIDE LASERS, CLOSED CYCLES, FREQUENCY

STABILITY, RESEARCH MANAGEMENT

N87-27994*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

FREQUENCY DOMAIN LASER VELOCIMETER SIGNAL

PROCESSOR: A NEW SIGNAL PROCESSING SCHEME

JAMES F. MEYERS and JAMES I. CLEMMONS, JR. Sep. 1987

38 p

(NASA-TP-2735; L-16209; NAS 1.60:2735) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20E

DOMAINS, FREQUENCIES, LASER DOPPLER

VELOCIMETERS, SIGNAL PROCESSING

N89-17855*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ANALYSIS OF ND3+:GLASS, SOLAR-PUMPED, HIGH-POWR

LASER SYSTEMS

L E. ZAPATA and M. D. WILLIAMS Feb. 1989 13 p

(NASA-TP-2905; L-16085; NAS 1.60:2905) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20E

GLASS LASERS, HIGH POWER LASERS, NEODYMIUM

LASERS, SOLAR COLLECTORS

N90-24585*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

DIODE LASER SATELLITE SYSTEMS FOR BEAMED POWER

TRANSMISSION

M. D. WILLIAMS, J. H. KWON (Miami Univ., Oxford, OH.), G. H.

WALKER, and D. H. HUMES Washington 1990 31 p

(NASA-TP-2992; L-16669; NAS 1.60:2992) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20E

ESTIMATING, LASER POWER BEAMING, OPERATING

TEMPERATURE, SATELLITE TRANSMISSION, SEMICONDUCTOR LASERS, STRUCTURAL DESIGN CRITERIA

N90-24586*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

LOW-TEMPERATURE CO-OXIDATION CATALYSTS FOR

LONG-LIFE CO2 LASERS

DAVID R. SCHRYER, ed. and GAR B. HOFLUND, ed. (Florida

Univ., Gainesville.) Washington Jun. 1990 404 p Conference

held in Hampton, VA, 17-19 Oct. 1989; sponsored by NASA,

Washington and the Royal Signals and Radar Establishment,

Malvern, England

(NASA-CP-3076; L-16797; NAS 1.55:3076) Avail: NTIS HC

A18/MF A03 CSCL 20E

CARBON DIOXIDE LASERS, CATALYSTS, CATALYTIC

ACTIVITY, CONFERENCES, LOW TEMPERATURE, OXIDATION

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37

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Includes auxiliary systems (nonpower); machine elements and

processes; and mechanical equipment.

N87-10391*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

TESTING OF UH-60A HELICOPTER TRANSMISSION IN NASA

LEWIS 2240-KW (3000-HP) FACILITY

A. M. MITCHELL, F. B. OSWALD, and H. H. COE Aug. 1986

30 p

(NASA-TP-2626; E-2941; NAS 1.60:2626) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 131

HELICOPTERS, TRANSMISSIONS (MACHINE ELEMENTS),

VIBRATION MEASUREMENT

N87-18095*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

PREDICTED EFFECT OF DYNAMIC LOAD ON PITTING

FATIGUE LIFE FOR LOW-CONTACT-RATIO SPUR GEARS

DAVID G. LEWICKI Jun. 1986 19 p

(NASA-TP-2610; E-2989; NAS 1.60:2610; AD-A170906;

AVSCOM-TR-86-C-21) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL

13/9

APPLICATIONS PROGRAMS (COMPUTERS), DYNAMIC

LOADS, FATIGUE (MATERIALS), GEARS, LIFE (DURABILITY),

PITTING

N87-18821 *# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

TETHER DYNAMICS SIMULATION

Feb. 1987 338 p Workshop held in Arlington, Va., 16 Sep.

1986

(NASA-CP-2458; NAS 1.55:2458) Avail: NTIS HC A15/MF A02

CSCL 22B

COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION, ELECTRODYNAMICS,

TETHERED SATELLITES, TETHERLINES

N87-20555*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

VIBRATION CHARACTERISTICS OF OH-58A HELICOPTER

MAIN ROTOR TRANSMISSION

DAVID G. LEWICKI and JOHN J. COY Apr. 1987 18 p

(NASA-TP-2705; E-3368; NAS 1.60:2705; AVSCOM-TR-86-C-42;

AD-A180364) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 01/3

HELICOPTERS, ROTOR AERODYNAMICS, TRANSMISSIONS

(MACHINE ELEMENTS), VIBRATION MEASUREMENT

N87-22199*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

ROTORDYNAMIC INSTABILITY PROBLEMS IN

HIGH-PERFORMANCE TURBOMACHINERY, 1986

Jan. 1987 548 p Workshop held in College Station, Tex., 2-4

Jun. 1986; sponsored in cooperation with Texas A&M Univ., Army

Research Office, and Air Force Aeropropulsion Lab.

(NASA-CP-2443; E-3136; NAS 1.55:2443) Avail: NTIS HC

A23/MF A03 CSCL 131

ROTOR AERODYNAMICS, STABILITY, TURBOCOMPRESSORS, TURBOMACHINERY

N87-22235*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

GEAR TOOTH STRESS MEASUREMENTS ON THE UH-60A

HELICOPTER TRANSMISSION

FRED B. OSWALD Mar. 1987 17 p

(NASA-TP-2698; E-3357; NAS 1.60:2698) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 131

GEAR TEETH, STRESS MEASUREMENT, TRANSMISSIONS

(MACHINE ELEMENTS), UH-60A HELICOPTER

N88-15224*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

EFFICIENCY TESTING OF A HELICOPTER TRANSMISSION

PLANETARY REDUCTION STAGE

ROBERT F. HANDSCHUH and DOUGLAS A. ROHN Feb. 1988

18 p Prepared in cooperation with Army Aviation Research and

Development Command, Cleveland, Ohio

(DA PROJ. 1L1-61102-AH-45)

(NASA-TP-2795; E-3770; NAS 1.60:2795; AVSCOM-TR-87-C-28;

AD-A191884) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 13/9

ENGINE TESTS, GEARS, HELICOPTER ENGINES, POWER

EFFICIENCY, TRANSMISSIONS (MACHINE ELEMENTS)

N88-17045*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF MULTIMESH-GEAR HELICOPTER

TRANSMISSIONS

FRED K. CHOY, DENNIS P. TOWNSEND, and FRED B.

OSWALD Feb. 1988 22 p

(NASA-TP-2789; E-3191; NAS 1.60:2789) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 131

DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, GEARS, HELICOPTER

ENGINES, SYSTEMS ANALYSIS, TRANSMISSIONS (MACHINE

ELEMENTS)

N88-18933"# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN ANALYSIS OF 57-MM,

ANGULAR-CONTACT, CRYOGENIC TURBOPUMP BEARINGS

ELIZABETH S. ARMSTRONG and HAROLD H. COE Mar. 1988

15 p

(NASA-TP-2816; E-3890; NAS 1.60:2816) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 13K

BEARINGS, COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN, CRYOGENIC

FLUIDS, RETROFITTING, REVISIONS, SERVICE LIFE, SPACE

SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE, TURBINE PUMPS

N89-21243"# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

COMPARISON STUDY OF GEAR DYNAMIC COMPUTER

PROGRAMS AT NASA LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER

JAMES J. ZAKRAJSEK Mar. 1989 31 p Prepared in cooperation

with Army Aviation Research and Development Command,

Cleveland, OH

(DA PROJ. 1L1-62209-AH-76)

(NASA-TP-2901; E-4144; NAS 1.60:2901; AVSCOM-TR-88-C-010)

Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 131

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN, COMPUTER PROGRAMS,

GEARS, MECHANICAL DRIVES

N89-22891*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

ROTORDYNAMIC INSTABILITY PROBLEMS IN

HIGH-PERFORMANCE TURBOMACHINERY, 1988

Washington, DC Feb. 1989 454 p Workshop held in College

Station, TX, 16-18 May 1988; sponsored by NASA, Lewis Research

Center, Cleveland, OH, Texas A and M Univ., College Station,

ARO, Durham, NC, and Aeropropulsion Lab., Wright-Patterson AFB,

OH

(NASA-CP-3026; E-4227; NAS 1.55:3026) Avail: NTIS HC

A20/MFA03 CSCL 131

BEARINGS, COMPRESSORS, CONFERENCES, DAMPERS,

DYNAMIC STABILITY, IMPELLERS, MATHEMATICAL MODELS,

ROTOR AERODYNAMICS, SEALS (STOPPERS),

TURBOMACHINERY

N89-24607*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

COMPARISON OF PREDICTED AND MEASURED

TEMPERATURES OF UH-60A HELICOPTER TRANSMISSION

HAROLD H. COE Washington Apr. 1989 15 p

(NASA-TP-2911; NAS 1.60:2911; E-4588; AVSCOM-TR-89-C-010;

AD-A219173) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 13/9

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COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION, HELICOPTER PROPELLER

DRIVE, OPERATING TEMPERATURE, PERFORMANCE TESTS,

ROLLER BEARINGS, THERMAL ANALYSIS, TRANSMISSIONS

(MACHINE ELEMENTS), UH-60A HELICOPTER

N90-18740*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland. OH.

FASTENER DESIGN MANUAL

RICHARD T. BARRETT Mar. 1990 99 p

(NASA-RP-1228; E-4911; NAS 1.61:1228) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 13K

This manual was written for design engineers to enable them

to, choose appropriate fasteners for their designs. Subject matter

includes fastener material selection, platings, lubricants, corrosion,

locking methods, washers, inserts, thread types and classes, fatigue

loading, and fastener torque. A section on design criteria covers

the derivation of torque formulas, loads on a fastener group,

combining simultaneous shear and tension loads, pullout load for

tapped holes, grip length, head styles, and fastener strengths.

The second half of this manual presents general guidelines and

selection criteria for rivets and lockbolts. Author

lubricants in the space environment presents unique challenges.

The state of the art of liquid lubrication in space as well as the

problems and their solutions are reviewed. Author

N90-28066*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

MODIFICATION OF THE SHABERTH BEARING CODE TO

INCORPORATE RP-1 AND A DISCUSSION OF THE TRACTION

MODEL

CLAUDIA M. WOODS Sep. 1990 30 p

(NASA-TP-3017; E-5407; NAS 1.60:3017) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 131

COMPUTER PROGRAMS, MATHEMATICAL MODELS,

ROLLER BEARINGS, RP-1 ROCKET PROPELLANTS,

SPACECRAFT LUBRICATION

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QUALITY ASSURANCE AND RELIABILITY

N90-19593*# Illinois Univ., Chicago. Dept. of Mechanical

Engineering.

THEORY OF GEARING

FAYDOR L. LITVIN 1989 479 p Prepared in cooperation

with Army Aviation System s Command, Cleveland, OH

(NAG3-783; NAG3-655; DA PROJ. 1L1-62209-AH-76)

(NASA-RP-1212; E-2641; NAS 1.61:1212; AVSCOM-TR-88-C-035;

L-89-600204) Avail: NTIS HC A21/MF A03; Also Avail: SOD HC

$40.00 as 033-000-01068-1 CSCL 131

Basic mathematical problems on the theory of gearing are

covered in this book, such as the necessary and sufficient

conditions of envelope existence, relations between principal

curvatures and directions for surfaces of mating gears. Also

included are singularities of surfaces accompanied by undercutting

the process of generation, the phenomena of envelope of lines of

contact, and the principles for generation of conjugate surfaces.

Special attention is given to the algorithms for computer aided

simulation of meshing and tooth contact. This edition was

complemented with the results of research recently performed by

the author and his doctoral students. The book contains sample

problems and also problems for the reader to solve. K.C.D.

N90-19595*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

MODELING AND ANALYSIS OF THE SPACE SHUTTLE

NOSE-GEAR TIRE WITH SEMIANALYTIC FINITE ELEMENTS

KYUN O. KIM, AHMED K. NOOR (Joint Inst. for Advancement of

Flight Sciences, Hampton, VA.), and JOHN A. TANNER

Washington Apr. 1990 36 p

(NASA-TP-2977; L-16639; NAS 1.60:2977) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 22B

AIRCRAFT TIRES, ANISOTROPIC SHELLS, FINITE ELEMENT

METHOD, LANDING GEAR, MATHEMATICAL MODELS, NOSE

WHEELS, SHELL THEORY, SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITERS

N90-28063'# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

LIQUID LUBRICATION IN SPACE

ERWIN V. ZARETSKY Jul. 1990 26 p

(NASA-RP-1240; E-5094; NAS 1.61:1240) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 131

The requirement for long-term, reliable operation of aerospace

mechanisms has, with a few exceptions, pushed the state of the

art in tribology. Space mission life requirements in the early 1960s

were generally 6 months to a year. The proposed U.S. space

station schedule to be launched in the 1990s must be continuously

usable for 10 to 20 years. Liquid lubrication systems are generally

used for mission life requirements longer than a year. Although

most spacecraft or satellites have reached their required lifetimes

without a lubrication-related failure, the application of liquid

Includes product sampling procedures and techniques; and quality

control.

N87-27204*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ELECTRONICS RELIABILITY AND MEASUREMENT

TECHNOLOGY

JOSEPH S. HEYMAN, ed. Aug. 1987 143 p Conference held

in Hampton, Va., 3-5 Jun. 1986; sponsored by NASA Langley

Research Center, USAF, National Security Industrial Association,

and the Aerospace Industry Association

(NASA-CP-2472; L-16315; NAS 1.55:2472) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MFA01 CSCL 14D

COMPONENT RELIABILITY, INSPECTION, MICROELECTRONICS, NONDESTRUCTIVETESTS, QUALITY CONTROL, RELIABILITY ENGINEERING

N87-28025*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A TECHNIQUE FOR EVALUATING THE APPLICATION OF THE

PIN-LEVEL STUCK-AT FAULT MODEL TO VLSI CIRCUITS

DANIEL L. PALUMBO and GEORGE B. FINELLI Sep. 1987

45 p

(NASA-TP-2738; L-16269; NAS 1.60:2738) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MFA01 CSCL 14D

COMPUTERS, ERROR ANALYSIS, EVALUATION, FAULT

TOLERANCE, INTEGRATED CIRCUITS, VERY LARGE SCALE

INTEGRATION

39

STRUCTURAL MECHANICS

Includes structural element design and weight analysis; fatigue;

and thermal stress.

N81-71592* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

THE NASTRAN DEMONSTRATION PROBLEM MANUAL,

LEVEL 17.5

Dec. 1978 185 p refs

(NASA-SP-224(05))

N81-71594* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

THE NASTRAN PROGRAMMERS MANUAL, LEVEL 17.5

42
39 STRUCTURAL MECHANICS

Dec. 1978 845 p

(NASA-SP-223(05))

refs

N87-11180*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

TURBINE ENGINE HOT SECTION TECHNOLOGY, 1984

Oct. 1984 400 p Conference held in Cleveland, Ohio, 23-24

Oct. 1984

(NASA-CP-2339; E-2267; MAS 1.55:2339) Avail: NTIS HC

A17/MF A03 CSCL 20K

AIRCRAFT ENGINES, AIRFOILS, CONFERENCES, LIFE

(DURABILITY), LININGS, MATHEMATICAL MODELS,

PREDICTION ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES, ROTOR BLADES

(TURBOMACHINERY), TURBINE ENGINES

N87-12921*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

EFFECTS OF VARIABLES UPON PYROTECHNICALLY

INDUCED SHOCK RESPONSE SPECTRA

J. L SMITH May 1986 61 p

(NASA-TP-2603; NAS 1.60:2603) Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF A01

CSCL 20K

PYROTECHNICS, SHOCK LOADS, SHOCK SPECTRA,

VARIABILITY

N87-13789*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECTS OF WINGLET ON TRANSONIC FLUTTER

CHARACTERISTICS OF A CANTILEVERED

TWIN-ENGINE-TRANSPORT WING MODEL

C. L. RUHLIN, K. G. BHATIA (Boeing Commercial Airplane Co.,

Seattle, Wash.), and K. S. NAGARAJA Dec. 1986 77 p

(NASA-TP-2627; L-16095; NAS 1.60:2627) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 20K

AERODYNAMIC CONFIGURATIONS, FLUTTER, PREDICTION

ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES, TRANSONIC FLOW, WIND TUNNEL

TESTS, WINGLETS, WINGS

N87-16321*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

THE 20TH AEROSPACE MECHANICS SYMPOSIUM

May 1986 316 p Symposium held in Cleveland, Ohio, 7-9 May

1986; sponsored by NASA, the California Inst. of Tech. and

LMSC

(NASA-CP-2423-REV; E-2904; NAS 1.55:2423-REV) Avail: NTIS

HC A14/MF A02 CSCL 20K

ACTUATORS, CONFERENCES, FLEXIBLE SPACECRAFT,

HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT, JOINTS (JUNCTIONS),

MANIPULATORS, SPACE STATIONS, SPACECRAFT

INSTRUMENTS, SPUTTERING, TRIBOLOGY

N87-18855*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS IN ENGINEERING

HOWARD M. ADELMAN, comp. and RAPHAEL T. HAFTKA, comp.

(Virginia Polytechnic Inst. and State Univ., Blacksburg) Feb.

1987 369 p Symposium held in Hampton, Va., 25-26 Sep.

1986

(NASA-CP-2457; L-16278; NAS 1.55:2457) Avail: NTIS HC

A16/MF A03 CSCL 20K

DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, EIGENVALUES, MODAL

RESPONSE, OPTIMIZATION, SENSITIVITY

N87-20566*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

SHOT PEENING FOR TI-6AL-4V ALLOY COMPRESSOR

BLADES

GERALD A. CAREK Apr. 1987 9 p

(NASA-TP-2711; E-3430; NAS 1.60:2711) Avail: NTIS HC

A02/MF A01 CSCL 20K

ALUMINUM, COMPRESSOR BLADES, SHOT PEENING,

TITANIUM ALLOYS, VANADIUM

N87-20567*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

MODELING OF JOINTS FOR THE DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF

TRUSS STRUCTURES

W. KEITH BELVIN May 1987 43 p

(NASA-TP-2661; L-16163; NAS 1.60:2661) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, JOINTS (JUNCTIONS),

LARGE SPACE STRUCTURES, MODELS, TRUSSES

N87-20568'# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

SPACE STATION STRUCTURES AND DYNAMICS TEST

PROGRAM

CARLETON J. MOORE, JOHN S. TOWNSEND, and EDWARD W.

IVEY Mar. 1987 47 p

(NASA-TP-2710; NAS 1.60:2710) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 20K

DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, DYNAMIC TESTS,

LARGE SPACE STRUCTURES, SPACE STATION STRUCTURES,

SPACE STATIONS, SYSTEMS ANALYSIS

N87-27231*# Computer Software Management and Information

Center, Athens, GA.

FIFTEENTH NASTRAN (R) USERS' COLLOQUIUM

Aug. 1987 312 p Colloquium held in Kansas City, Mo., 4-8

May 1987

(NASW-3247)

(NASA-CP-2481; NAS 1.55:2481; AD-A226753) Avail: NTIS HC

A14/MF A02; also available from COSMIC, Athens, Ga. 30602

CSCL 20/11

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN, COMPUTER TECHNIQUES,

CONFERENCES, FINITE ELEMENT METHOD, NASTRAN,

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, STRUCTURAL VIBRATION

N87-29858*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX.

THE 21ST AEROSPACE MECHANISMS SYMPOSIUM

May 1987 356 p Symposium held in Houston, Tex., 29 Apr. -

1 May 1987; sponsored by NASA, California Inst. of Tech., and

LMSC

(NASA-CP-2470; S-560; NAS 1.55:2470) Avail: NTIS HC

A16/MF A02 CSCL 20K

ACTUATORS, DEPLOYMENT, LARGE SPACE STRUCTURES,

MANIPULATORS, ROBOTICS, SPACE ERECTABLE

STRUCTURES

N88-11140*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

TURBINE ENGINE HOT SECTION TECHNOLOGY, 1985

Oct. 1985 443 p Conference held in Cleveland, Ohio, 22-23

Oct. 1985

(NASA-CP-2405; E-2727; NAS 1.55:2405) Avail: NTIS HC

A19/MFA03 CSCL20K

COMBUSTION CHAMBERS, CONFERENCES, GAS TURBINE

ENGINES, LININGS, MATHEMATICAL MODELS, METAL

FATIGUE, STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, TURBINE BLADES, VANES

N88-13609*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

THE 58TH SHOCK AND VIBRATION SYMPOSIUM, VOLUME 1

WALTER D. PILKEY, comp. and BARBARA F. PILKEY, comp.

(Virginia Univ., Charlottesville.) Oct. 1987 476 p Symposium

held in Huntsville, Ala., 13-15 Oct. 1987; sponsored in part by

DOD

(NASA-CP-2488-VOL-1; M-571-VOL-1; NAS 1.55:2488-VOL-1)

Avail: NTIS HCA21/MFA03 CSCL 20K

CONFERENCES, DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS,

MECHANICAL SHOCK, SHOCK TESTS, SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN

ENGINE, STRUCTURAL VIBRATION, VIBRATION DAMPING,

VIBRATION ISOLATORS

43
39 STRUCTURAL MECHANICS

N88-15263*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

LIFE PREDICTION OF THERMOMECHANICAL FATIGUE

USING TOTAL STRAIN VERSION OF STRAINRANGE

PARTITIONING (SRP): A PROPOSAL

JAMES F. SALTSMAN and GARY R. HALFORD Feb. 1988

25 p

(NASA-TP-2779; E-3795; MAS 1.60:2779) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

FATIGUE LIFE, LIFE (DURABILITY), METALS, PREDICTIONS

N88-17095*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

STRESS INTENSITY AND CRACK DISPLACEMENT FOR

SMALL EDGE CRACKS

THOMAS W. ORANGE Feb. 1988 11 p

(NASA-TP-2801; E-3744; NAS 1.60:2801) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

CRACKS, DISPLACEMENT, EDGES, ELASTIC

DEFORMATION, STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS

N88-18948*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

THE 58TH SHOCK AND VIBRATION SYMPOSIUM, VOLUME 2

WALTER D. PILKEY, comp. and BARBARA F. PILKEY, comp.

(Virginia Univ., Charlottesville.) Feb. 1988 208 p Symposium

held in Huntsville, Ala., 13-15 Oct. 1987; sponsored in part by

DOD

(NASA-CP-2488-VOL-2; M-572-VOL-2; NAS 1.55:2488-VOL-2)

Avail: NTIS HC A10/MF A02 CSCL 20K

CONFERENCES, DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, FINITE

ELEMENT METHOD, SPACECRAFT COMPONENTS,

SPACECRAFT DESIGN, SPECTRUM ANALYSIS, STRUCTURAL

VIBRATION

N88-20652"# Computer Software Management and Information

Center, Athens, GA.

SIXTEENTH NASTRAN (R) USERS' COLLOQUIUM

Mar. 1988 196 p Colloquium held in Arlington, Va., 25-29 Apr.

1988

(NASA-CP-2505; NAS 1.55:2505; AD-A226754) Avail: NTIS HC

A09/MF A02; also available from COSMIC, Athens, Ga. 30602

CSCL 20/11

CONFERENCES, NASTRAN, STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

N88-21456*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ADVANCES IN CONTACT ALGORITHMS AND THEIR

APPLICATION TO TIRES

AHMED K. NOOR and JOHN A. TANNER Apr. 1988 36 p

Presented at the American Chemical Society Meeting, Montreal,

Quebec, 26-29 May 1987 Original contains color illustrations

(NASA-TP-2781; L-16376; NAS 1.60:2781) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

ALGORITHMS, FRICTION, SURFACE PROPERTIES, TIRES

N88-21468*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

THE 22ND AEROSPACE MECHANISMS SYMPOSIUM

May 1988 416 p Symposium held in Hampton, Va.; sponsored

by NASA, Washington, California Inst. of Tech., Pasadena, and

LMSC, Sunnyvale, Calif.

(NASA-CP-2506; L-16433; NAS 1.55:2506) Avail: NTIS HC

A18/MF A03 CSCL 20K

ACTUATORS, BEARINGS, MAGNETIC SUSPENSION,

MECHANICAL DRIVES, TELEOPERATORS, VIBRATION

ISOLATORS

N88-21498*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

NONLINEAR CONSTITUTIVE RELATIONS FOR HIGH

TEMPERATURE APPLICATIONS, 1986

Apr. 1988 482 p Symposium held in Akron, Ohio, 11-13 Jun.

1986; sponsored by NASA, Lewis Research Center, Cleveland,

Ohio and Akron Univ., Ohio

(NASA-CP-10010; E-3956; NAS 1.55:10010) Avail: NTIS HC

A21/MFA03 CSCL20K

CONSTITUTIVE EQUATIONS, MATHEMATICAL MODELS,

REFRACTORY MATERIALS, STRESS ANALYSIS, STRUCTURAL

ANALYSIS, VISCOPLASTICITY

N88-22382*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

LEWIS STRUCTURES TECHNOLOGY, 1988. VOLUME 2:

STRUCTURAL MECHANICS

May 1988 307 p Symposium held in Cleveland, Ohio, 24-25

May 1988

(NASA-CP-3003-VOL-2; E-3970-VOL-2; NAS 1.55:3003-VOL-2)

Avail: NTIS HC A14/MF A02 CSCL 20K

AIRCRAFT ENGINES, DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS,

FATIGUE (MATERIALS), FRACTURE MECHANICS, STRESS

ANALYSIS

N88-22408*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

LEWIS STRUCTURES TECHNOLOGY, 1988. VOLUME 3:

STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY FATIGUE AND FRACTURE WIND

TURBINES HOST

May 1988 366 p Symposium held in Cleveland, Ohio, 24-25

May 1988

(NASA-CP-3003-VOL-3; E-3970-VOL-3; NAS 1.55:3003-VOL-3)

Avail: NTIS HC A16/MF A03 CSCL 20K

CONFERENCES, DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS,

FRACTURE MECHANICS, METAL FATIGUE, NONDESTRUCTIVE

TESTS, PARALLEL PROCESSING (COMPUTERS), WIND

TURBINES

N88-23226*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

LEWIS STRUCTURES TECHNOLOGY, 1988. VOLUME 1:

STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS

May 1988 463 p Symposium held in Cleveland, Ohio, 24-25

May 1988

(NASA-CP-3003-VOL-1; E-3970-VOL-1; NAS 1.55:3003-VOL-1)

Avail: NTIS HC A20/MF A03 CSCL 20K

AEROELASTICITY, COMPUTER TECHNIQUES, CONFER

ENCES, DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, NASTRAN, PARALLEL PROCESSING (COMPUTERS), SPACECRAFT STRUCTURES, STRUCTURAL VIBRATION, TURBINE BLADES, VIBRATION DAMPING, WIND TURBINES

N88-23988*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF A VIBRATING BEAM WITH

PERIODIC VARIATION IN BENDING STIFFNESS

JOHN S. TOWNSEND Feb. 1987 23 p Previously announced

as N87-22726

(NASA-TP-2697; NAS 1.60:2697) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 20K

BEAMS (SUPPORTS), BENDING, BENDING VIBRATION,

DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS, MODAL RESPONSE,

MODULATION, PERIODIC VARIATIONS, STIFFNESS

N88-25013*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

SRM PROPELLANT AND POLYMER MATERIALS

STRUCTURAL TEST PROGRAM

CARLETON J. MOORE May 1988 16 p

(NASA-TP-2821; NAS 1.60:2821) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 20K

DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, PERFORMANCE TESTS,

SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES, SPACE SHUTTLE

BOOSTERS

N88-26684"# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

THREE-DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS OF A POSTBUCKLED

EMBEDDED DELAMINATION

44
39 STRUCTURAL MECHANICS

JOHN D. WHITCOMB Jul. 1988 26 p

(NASA-TP-2823; L-16453; MAS 1.60:2823) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

BUCKLING, DELAMINATING, FINITE ELEMENT METHOD,

LAMINATES, STRAIN ENERGY RELEASE RATE

N88-28343*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

SRM (SOLID ROCKET MOTOR) PROPELLANT AND POLYMER

MATERIALS STRUCTURAL MODELING

CARLETON J. MOORE Aug. 1988 42 p

(NASA-TP-2824; NAS 1.60:2824) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 20K

POLYMERIC FILMS, PROPELLANTS, SOLID PROPELLANT

ROCKET ENGINES, STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

N89-12876*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

TURBINE ENGINE HOT SECTION TECHNOLOGY 1986

Oct. 1986 488 p Workshop held in Cleveland, Ohio, 21-22

Oct. 1986

(NASA-CP-2444; E-3205; NAS 1.55:2444) Avail: NTIS HC

A21/MFA03 CSCL20K

CONFERENCES, FATIGUE (MATERIALS), FRACTURE

MECHANICS, GAS TURBINE ENGINES, HEAT TRANSFER,

MEASURING INSTRUMENTS, PROPELLANT COMBUSTION,

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, THERMAL CONTROL COATINGS

N89-13814*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

EFFECTS OF VARIABLES UPON PYROTECHNICALLY

INDUCED SHOCK RESPONSE SPECTRA, PART 2

JAMES LEE SMITH Nov. 1988 106 p

(NASA-TP-2872; NAS 1.60:2872) Avail: NTIS HC A06/MF A01

CSCL 20K

COMPONENT RELIABILITY, JOINTS (JUNCTIONS),

PYROTECHNICS, SHAPED CHARGES, SPACECRAFT

STRUCTURES

N89-16170*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

PARTITIONING STRATEGY FOR EFFICIENT NONLINEAR

FINITE ELEMENT DYNAMIC ANALYSIS ON

MULTIPROCESSOR COMPUTERS

AHMED K. NOOR and JEANNE M. PETERS (Joint Inst. tor.

Advancement of Flight Sciences, Hampton, VA.) Washington,

DC Jan. 1989 38 p Original contains color illustrations

(NAG1-730; AF-AFOSR-0136-88)

(NASA-TP-2850; L-16476; NAS 1.60:2850) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, FINITE ELEMENT

METHOD, MULTIPROCESSING (COMPUTERS), PARALLEL

PROCESSING (COMPUTERS), PARTITIONS (MATHEMATICS)

N89-16183*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

THERMOVISCOPLASTIC MODEL WITH APPLICATION TO

COPPER

ALAN D. FREED Dec. 1988 18 p

(NASA-TP-2845; E-4280; NAS 1.60:2845) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

COPPER, MODELS, THERMOVISCOELASTICITY, VISCOPLASTICITY

N89-16192*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

CYCLIC LOADS TESTS OF CARBON INVOLUTE SOLID

ROCKET MOTOR OUTER BOOT RING SEGMENTS

RAFIQ AHMED Dec. 1988 28 p

(NASA-TP-2884; M-605; NAS 1.60:2884) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

CYCLIC LOADS, FIBER COMPOSITES, LOAD TESTS,

MODULUS OF ELASTICITY, PLASTIC PROPERTIES, RESIN

MATRIX COMPOSITES, SPACE SHUTTLE BOOSTERS,

STRESS-STRAIN RELATIONSHIPS

N89-16196*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Hugh L. Dryden Flight Research Facility, Edwards, CA.

CONTROL SURFACE SPANWISE PLACEMENT IN ACTIVE

FLUTTER SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS

E. NISSIM and JOHN J. BURKEN Nov. 1988 19 p Prepared

in cooperation with Technion - Israel Inst. of Tech., Haifa

(NASA-TP-2873; H-1492; NAS 1.60:2873) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

ACTIVE CONTROL, CONTROL SURFACES, FLUTTER

ANALYSIS

N89-17298*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

TURBINE ENGINE HOT SECTION TECHNOLOGY, 1987

Oct. 1987 464 p Workshop held in Cleveland, OH, 20-21 Oct.

1987

(NASA-CP-2493; E-3745; NAS 1.55:2493) Avail: NTIS HC

A20/MF A03 CSCL 20K

AIRCRAFT ENGINES, COMBUSTION, CONFERENCES, FINITE

ELEMENT METHOD, FRACTURE MECHANICS, GAS TURBINE

ENGINES, HEAT TRANSFER, STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS,

THERMAL CONTROL COATINGS, THERMAL FATIGUE, TURBINE

BLADES

N89-17892*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

MEASURED AND PREDICTED ROOT-MEAN-SQUARE ERRORS

IN SQUARE AND TRIANGULAR ANTENNA MESH FACETS

W. B. FIGHTER Washington, DC Mar. 1989 17 p

(NASA-TP-2896; L-16525; NAS 1.60:2896) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

ANTENNA DESIGN, ANTENNA RADIATION PATTERNS,

FABRICS, REFLECTORS, ROOT-MEAN-SQUARE ERRORS,

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

N89-19579*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

MIXED FINITE ELEMENT MODELS FOR FREE VIBRATIONS

OF THIN-WALLED BEAMS

AHMED K. NOOR, JEANNE M. PETERS, and BYUNG-JIN MIN

Feb. 1989 28 p Prepared in cooperation with Joint Inst. for

Advancement of Flight Sciences, Hampton, VA

(NASA-TP-2868; L-16506; NAS 1.60:2868) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

BEAMS (SUPPORTS), FINITE ELEMENT METHOD, FREE

VIBRATION, THIN WALLS

N89-19580*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

MIXED FORMULATION FOR FRICTIONLESS CONTACT

PROBLEMS

AHMED K. NOOR and KYUN O. KIM 1989 26 p Prepared in

cooperation with George Washington Univ., Hampton, VA and Joint

Inst. for Advancement of Flight Sciences, Hampton, VA

(NASA-TP-2897; L-16513; NAS 1.60:2897) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

CONTACT LOADS, CURVED BEAMS, DEFORMATION, FINITE

ELEMENT METHOD, FRICTION FACTOR, STRESS ANALYSIS

N89-22940*# Computer Software Management and Information

Center, Athens, GA.

SEVENTEENTH NASTRAN (R) USERS' COLLOQUIUM

Mar. 1989 400 p Colloquium held in San Antonio, TX, 24-28

Apr. 1989

(NASA-CP-3029; NAS 1.55:3029; AD-A226755) Avail: NTIS HC

A17/MF A03; also available from COSMIC, Athens, GA 30602

CSCL 20/11

CONFERENCES, FINITE ELEMENT METHOD, NASTRAN,

STRAIN ENERGY METHODS, STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

45
39 STRUCTURAL MECHANICS

N89-23892*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL

THE 23RO AEROSPACE MECHANISMS SYMPOSIUM

Washington Mar. 1989 342 p Symposium held in Huntsville,

AL, 3-5 May 1989; sponsored by NASA, Washington, California

Inst. of Tech., Pasadena, and LMSC, Sunnyvale, CA

(NASA-CP-3032; M-611; NAS 1.55:3032) Avail: NTIS HC

A15/MF A02 CSCL 20K

AEROSPACE SYSTEMS, CONFERENCES, DEPLOYMENT,

LUBRICANTS, MANIPULATORS, SPACE STATIONS.

SPACECRAFT DOCKING, TELEOPERATORS

N89-24626*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

RESEARCH IN STRUCTURES, STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS AND

MATERIALS, 1989

WILLIAM F. HUNTER, comp. and AHMED K. NOOR, comp.

(George Washington Univ., Hampton, VA.) Apr. 1989 88 p

Proceedings of the AIAA/ASME/ASCE/AHS/ASC 30th Structures,

Structural Dynamics and Materials Conference, Mobile, AL, 3-5

Apr. 1989

(NASA-CP-10024; NAS 1.55:10024) Avail: NTIS HC A05/MF

A01 CSCL 20K

ACOUSTIC EMISSION, BUCKLING, COMPOSITE

STRUCTURES, CONFERENCES, CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGN,

DISPLACEMENT, DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS,

MATHEMATICAL MODELS

N89-24638*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

COMPUTATIONAL METHODS FOR STRUCTURAL

MECHANICS AND DYNAMICS, PART 1

W. JEFFERSON STROUD, ed., JERROLD M. HOUSNER, ed.,

JOHN A. TANNER, ed., and ROBERT J. HAYDUK, ed.

Washington May 1989 329 p Workshop held in Hampton,

VA, 19-21 Jun. 1985

(NASA-CP-3034-PT-1; L-16560-PT-1; NAS 1.55:3034-PT-1)

Avail: NTIS HC A15/MF A02 CSCL 20K

COMPUTATION, COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION, CONFERENCES, SHELLS (STRUCTURAL FORMS), STRESS ANALYSIS,

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, TIRES

N89-24654*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

COMPUTATIONAL METHODS FOR STRUCTURAL

MECHANICS AND DYNAMICS

W. JEFFERSON STROUD, ed., JERROLD M. HOUSNER, ed.,

JOHN A. TANNER, ed., and ROBERT J. HAYDUK, ed.

Washington May 1989 256 p Workshop held in Hampton,

VA, 19-21 Jun. 1985

(NASA-CP-3034-PT-2; L-16560-PT-2; NAS 1.55:3034-PT-2)

Avail: NTIS HC A12/MF A02 CSCL 20K

AIRCRAFT DESIGN, COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION,

CONFERENCES, DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, MANY

BODY PROBLEM, STRESS ANALYSIS

N89-26255*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

DERIVATION OF A TAPPERED P-VERSION BEAM FINITE

ELEMENT

HOWARD E. HINNANT (Army Aviation Systems Command,

Hampton, VA.) Aug. 1989 45 p

(DA PROJ. 1L1-62211-A-47-AB)

(NASA-TP-2931; L-16577; NAS 1.60:2931; AVSCOM-TR-B-002;

AD-A213443) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 20/11

BEAMS, FINITE ELEMENT METHOD, MATHEMATICAL

MODELS, TAPERING

N89-27214*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Right Center, Huntsville, AL.

WELD STRESSES BEYOND ELASTIC LIMIT: MATERIALS

DISCONTINUITY

V. VERDERAIME Washington Aug. 1989 28 p

(NASA-TP-2935; NAS 1.60:2935) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 20L

ELASTIC PROPERTIES, STRAIN HARDENING, STRESS

CONCENTRATION, STRESSES, WELDING

N89-28034*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

EVALUATION OF A STRAIN-GAGE LOAD CALIBRATION ON

A LOW-ASPECT-RATIO WING STRUCTURE AT ELEVATED

TEMPERATURE

LAWRENCE F. REARDON Jun. 1989 39 p

(NASA-TP-2921; H-1331; NAS 1.60:2921) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATIONS, AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES,

CALIBRATING, HIGH TEMPERATURE ENVIRONMENTS, LOAD

TESTS, LOW ASPECT RATIO WINGS, STRAIN GAGES, WING

LOADING

N89-29773*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

NASA WORKSHOP ON COMPUTATIONAL STRUCTURAL

MECHANICS 1987, PART 1

NANCY P. SYKES. ed. (Analytical Services and Materials, Inc.,

Hampton, VA.) Feb. 1989 383 p Workshop held in Hampton,

VA, 18-20 Nov. 1987; sponsored by NASA, Langley Research

Center, Hampton, VA, and NASA, Lewis Research Center,

Cleveland, OH

(NASA-CP-10012-PT-1; NAS 1.55:10012-PT-1) Avail: NTIS HC

A17/MFA03 CSCL20K

ARCHITECTURE (COMPUTERS), CONFERENCES, FINITE

ELEMENT METHOD, MULTIPROCESSING (COMPUTERS),

PARALLEL PROCESSING (COMPUTERS), SOFTWARE

ENGINEERING, STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

N89-29789*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

NASA WORKSHOP ON COMPUTATIONAL STRUCTURAL

MECHANICS 1987, PART 2

NANCY P. SYKES, ed. (Analytical Services and Materials, Inc.,

Hampton, VA.) Feb. 1989 374 p Workshop held in Hampton,

VA, 18-20 Nov. 1987; sponsored by NASA, Langley Research

Center, Hampton, VA, and NASA, Lewis Research Center,

Cleveland, OH

(NASA-CP-10012-PT-2; NAS 1.55:10012-PT-2) Avail: NTIS HC

A16/MF A02 CSCL 20K

ARCHITECTURE (COMPUTERS), COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN,

COMPUTER SYSTEMS PROGRAMS, COMPUTERIZED

SIMULATION, CONFERENCES, FINITE ELEMENT METHOD,

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

N89-29799*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

NASA WORKSHOP ON COMPUTATIONAL STRUCTURAL

MECHANICS 1987, PART 3

NANCY P. SYKES, ed. (Analytical Services and Materials, Inc.,

Hampton, VA.) Feb. 1989 419 p Workshop held in Hampton,

VA, 18-20 Nov. 1987; sponsored by NASA, Langley Research

Center, Hampton, VA, and NASA, Lewis Research Center,

Cleveland, OH

(NASA-CP-10012-PT-3; NAS 1.55:10012-PT-3) Avail: NTIS HC

A18/MF A03 CSCL 20K

COMPUTER TECHNIQUES, CONFERENCES, FINITE

ELEMENT METHOD, LARGE SPACE STRUCTURES, SOFTWARE

ENGINEERING. STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

N89-29811*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

APPLICATION OF NEWTON'S METHOD TO THE

POSTBUCKLING OF RINGS UNDER PRESSURE LOADINGS

GAYLEN A. THURSTON Oct. 1989 26 p

(NASA-TP-2941; L-16578; NAS 1.60:2941) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

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42 GEOSCIENCES (GENERAL)

BUCKLING, CYLINDRICAL SHELLS, DEFORMATION, LOADS

(FORCES), NEWTON METHODS, RING STRUCTURES,

STRUCTURAL FAILURE

N90-12042*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Hugh L. Dryden Flight Research Facility, Edwards, CA.

EFFECT OF CONTROL SURFACE MASS UNBALANCE ON THE

STABILITY OF A CLOSED-LOOP ACTIVE CONTROL SYSTEM

E. NISSIM (Technion - Israel Inst. of Tech., Haifa.) Oct. 1989

26 p

(NASA-TP-2952; H-1534; NAS 1.60:2952) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

ACTIVE CONTROL, AERODYNAMIC STABILITY,

AERODYNAMICS, BALANCE, CONTROL SURFACES, FEEDBACK

CONTROL, FLUTTER, INERTIA, MASS DISTRIBUTION

N90-18081*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

INTEGRATED FORCE METHOD VERSUS DISPLACEMENT

METHOD FOR FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS

SURYA N. PATNAIK, LASZLO BERKE, and RICHARD H.

GALLAGHER (Clarkson Univ., Potsdam, NY.) Washington Feb.

1990 33 p

(NASA-TP-2937; E-4604; NAS 1.60:2937) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

DISPLACEMENT, EQUILIBRIUM EQUATIONS, FINITE

ELEMENT METHOD, LOADS (FORCES), STIFFNESS,

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, STRUCTURAL STABILITY

N90-22079*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

John F. Kennedy Space Center, Cocoa Beach, FL.

THE 24TH AEROSPACE MECHANISMS SYMPOSIUM

Washington Apr. 1990 370 p Symposium held at Kennedy

Space Center, FL, 18-20 Apr. 1990; sponsored by NASA,

Washington, California Inst. of Tech., Pasadena, and LMSC,

Sunnyvale, CA

(NASA-CP-3062; NAS 1.55:3062) Avail: NTIS HC A16/MF A03

CSCL 20K

ACTUATORS, AEROSPACE ENGINEERING, CONFERENCES,

GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT, LARGE SPACE

STRUCTURES, TRIBOLOGY

N90-24637*# Computer Software Management and Information

Center, Athens, GA.

EIGHTEENTH NASTRAN (R) USERS' COLLOQUIUM

Washington NASA Apr. 1990 176 p Colloquium held in

Portland, OR, 23-27 Apr. 1990 Sponsored by NASA,

Washington

(NASA-CP-3069; NAS 1.55:3069; AD-A226756) Avail: NTIS HC

A09/MF A01; also available from COSMIC, Athens, GA 30602

CSCL 20/11

CONFERENCES, FINITE ELEMENT METHOD, NASTRAN,

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, STRUCTURAL VIBRATION

N90-25366*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

LOADS ANALYSIS AND TESTING OF FLIGHT

CONFIGURATION SOLID ROCKET MOTOR OUTER BOOT

RING SEGMENTS

RAFIQ AHMED Washington Jun. 1990 47 p

(NASA-TP-3028; NAS 1.60:3028) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 20K

BEAMS (SUPPORTS), BENDING, COMPUTER PROGRAMS,

FAILURE ANALYSIS, MATHEMATICAL MODELS, SOLID

PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES, STIFFNESS

N90-27121*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

MODAL INTERACTION IN POSTBUCKLED PLATES. THEORY

GAYLEN A. THURSTON Washington Nov. 1989 21 p

(NASA-TP-2943; L-16573; NAS 1.60:2943) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

BUCKLING, FAILURE MODES, PLATES (STRUCTURAL

MEMBERS), STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, STRUCTURAL FAILURE

N90-28099*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

CERAMICS ANALYSIS AND RELIABILITY EVALUATION OF

STRUCTURES (CARES). USERS AND PROGRAMMERS

MANUAL

NOEL N. NEMETH (Aerospace Design and Fabrication, Inc., Brook

Park, OH.), JANE M. MANDERSCHEID, and JOHN P.

GYEKENYESI Washington Aug. 1990 232 p

(NASA-TP-2916; E-4722-1; NAS 1.60:2916) Avail: NTIS HC

A11/MFA02 CSCL 11C

CERAMICS, COMPUTER PROGRAMS, FAILURE MODES,

NASTRAN, PROBABILITY THEORY, RELIABILITY ANALYSIS,

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

N90-28859*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

BUCKLING AND POSTBUCKLING BEHAVIOR OF

COMPRESSION-LOADED ISOTROPIC PLATES WITH

CUTOUTS

MICHAEL P. NEMETH Washington Sep. 1990 22 p Presented

at the 31st AIAA/ASME/ASCE/AHS Structures, Structural

Dynamics, and Materials Conference, Long Beach, CA, 2-4 Apr.

1990 Previously announced in IAA as A90-29311

(NASA-TP-3024; L-16789; NAS 1.60:3024) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20K

BUCKLING, METAL PLATES, OPENINGS, RECTANGULAR

PLATES, STIFFNESS

42

GEOSCIENCES (GENERAL)

N87-18139*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

GEOMORPHOLOGY FROM SPACE: A GLOBAL OVERVIEW OF

REGIONAL LANDFORMS

NICHOLAS M. SHORT, ed. and ROBERT W. BLAIR, JR., ed.

(Fort Lewis A&M Coll., Durango, Colo.) 1986 737 p Original

contains color illustrations

(NASA-SP-486; NAS 1.21:486; LC-86-17974) Avail: SOD HC

$41.00 as 033-000-00994-1; NTIS MF E03 CSCL 08E

This book, Geomorphology from Space: A Global Overview of

Regional Landforms, was published by NASA STIF as a successor

to the two earlier works on the same subject: Mission to Earth:

LANDSAT views the Earth, and ERTS-1: A New Window on Our

Planet. The purpose of the book is threefold: first, to serve as a

stimulant in rekindling interest in descriptive geomorphology and

landforms analysis at the regional scale; second, to introduce the

community of geologists, geographers, and others who analyze

the Earth's surficial forms to the practical value of space-acquired

remotely sensed data in carrying out their research and

applications; and third, to foster more scientific collaboration

between geomorphologists who are studying the Earth's landforms

and astrogeologists who analyze landforms on other planets and

moons in the solar system, thereby strengthening the growing

field of comparative planetology. F.M.R.

N88-13774*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

SCIENTIFIC AND OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR TOMS

DATA

ARLIN J. KRUEGER, ed. Dec. 1987 112 p Conference held

in Greenbelt, Md., 10-11 Sep. 1986

(NASA-CP-2497; REPT-87B0206; NAS 1.55:2497) Avail: NTIS

HC A06/MF A01 CSCL 04A

ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY, CONFERENCES, MAPPING,

OZONE DEPLETION, OZONOMETRY, PHOTOCHEMICAL

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42 GEOSCIENCES (GENERAL)

REACTIONS, SATELLITE SOUNDING, TOTAL OZONE MAPPING

SPECTROMETER, TROPOSPHERE

N88-1709$*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

NIMBUS 7 SOLAR BACKSCATTER ULTRAVIOLET (SBUV)

SPECTRAL SCAN SOLAR IRRAOIANCE AND EARTH

RADIANCE PRODUCT USER'S GUIDE

BARRY M. SCHLESINGER, RICHARD P. CEBULA (ST Systems

Corp., Hyattsville, Md.), DONALD F. HEATH, and ALBERT J.

FLEIG Feb. 1988 65 p

(NAS5-29386)

(NASA-RP-1199; NAS 1.61:1199; REPT-88-0004) Avail: NTIS

HC A04/MF A01 CSCL 04A

The archived tape products from the spectral scan mode

measurements of solar irradiance (SUNG tapes) and Earth radiance

(EARTH tapes) by the Solar Backscatter UV (SBUV) instrument

aboard Nimbus 7 are described. Incoming radiation from 160 to

400 nm is measured at intervals of 0.2 nm. The scan-to-scan

repeatability of the solar irradiance measurements ranges from

approximately 0.5 to 1 percent longward of 280 nm, to 2 percent

around 210 nm and 4 percent near 175 nm. The repeatability of

the Earth radiance values ranges from 2 to 3 percent at longer

wavelengths and low zenith angles to 10 percent at shorter

wavelengths and high zenith angles. The tape formats are

described in detail, including file structure and contents of each

type of record. Catalogs of the tapes and the time period covered

are provided, along with lists of the days lacking solar irradiance

measurements and the days dedicated to Earth radiance

measurements. The method for production of the tapes is outlined

and quality control measures are described. How radiances and

irradiances are derived from the raw counts, the corrections for

changes in instrument sensitivity, and related uncertainties are

discussed. Author

N89-22152*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

NIMBUS-7 DATA PRODUCT SUMMARY

ARNOLD G. OAKES, DAESOO HAN, H. LEE KYLE, GENE CARL

FELDMAN, ALBERT J. FLEIG, EDWARD J. HURLEY, and

BARBARA A. KAUFMAN (General Sciences Corp., Laurel, MD.)

Feb. 1989 103 p

(NAS5-29386)

(NASA-RP-1215; REPT-89B00074; NAS 1.61:1215) Avail: NTIS

HC A06/MF A01 CSCL 04A

Data sets resulting from the first nine years of operations of

the Nimbus-7 Satellite are briefly described. After a brief description

of the Nimbus-7 Mission, each of the eight experiments on-board

the satellite (Coastal Zone Color Scanner (CZCS), Earth Radiation

Budget (ERB), Limb Infrared Monitor of the Stratosphere (MIMS),

Stratospheric Aerosol Measurement II (SAM II), Stratospheric and

Mesospheric Sounder (SAMS), Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet/Total

Ozone Mapping Spectrometer (SBUV/TOMS), Scanning

Multichannel Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) and the Temperature

Humidity Infrared Radiometer (THIR) are introduced and their

respective data products are described in terms of media, general

format, and suggested applications. Extensive references are

provided. Instructions for obtaining further information, and for

ordering data products are given. Author

N89-26274*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

PLANETARY GEOSCIENCES, 1988

MARIA T. ZUBER, ed., JEFF L. PLESCIA, ed., ODETTE B. JAMES,

ed., and GLENN MACPHERSON, ed. (Smithsonian Institution,

Washington, DC.) Aug. 1989 113 p Original contains color

illustrations

(NASA-SP-498; NAS 1.21:498; LC-88-600456) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 08G

Research topics within the NASA Planetary Geosciences

Program are presented. Activity in the fields of planetary geology,

geophysics, materials, and geochemistry is covered. The

investigator's current research efforts, the importance of that work

in understanding a particular planetary geoscience problem, the

context of that research, and the broader planetary geoscience

effort is described. As an example, theoretical modelling of the

stability of water ice within the Martian regolith, the applicability of

that work to understanding Martian volatiles in general, and the

geologic history of Mars is discussed. Author

N89-26275*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

POLAR MICROWAVE BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURES FROM

NIMBUS-7 SMMR: TIME SERIES OF DAILY AND MONTHLY

MAPS FROM 1978 TO 1987

JOSEFINO C. COMISO and H. JAY ZWALLY Jul. 1989 89 p

(NAS5-29386)

(NASA-RP-1223; REPT-89B00167; NAS 1.61:1223) Avail: NTIS

HC A05/MF A01 CSCL 04A

A time series of daily brightness temperature gridded maps

(October 25, 1978 through August 15, 1987) were generated from

all ten channels of the Nimbus-7 Scanning Multichannel Microwave

Radiometer orbital data. This unique data set can be utilized in a

wide range of applications including heat flux, ocean circulation,

ice edge productivity, and climate studies. Two sets of data in

polar stereographic format are created for the Arctic region: one

with a grid size of about 30 km on a 293 by 293 array similar to

that previously utilized for the Nimbus-5 Electrically Scanning

Microwave Radiometer, while the other has a grid size of about

25 km on a 448 by 304 array identical to what is now being used

for the DMSP Scanning Multichannel Microwave Imager. Data

generated for the Antaractic region are mapped using the 293 by

293 grid only. The general technique for mapping, and a quality

assessment of the data set are presented. Monthly and yearly

averages are also generated from the daily data and sample

geophysical ice images and products derived from the data are

given. Contour plots of monthly ice concentrations derived from

the data for October 1978 through August 1987 are presented to

demonstrate spatial and temporal detail which this data set can

offer, and to show potential research applications. Author

N90-22824*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

SEARISE: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH INITIATIVE TO

PREDICT RAPID CHANGES IN GLOBAL SEA LEVEL CAUSED

BY COLLAPSE OF MARINE ICE SHEETS

ROBERT A. BINDSCHADLER, ed. 1990 55 p Workshop

held in College Park, MD, 23-25 Jan. 1990; sponsored by NASA

and NSF

(NASA-CP-3075; REPT-90-077; NAS 1.55:3075) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 08C

ANTARCTIC REGIONS, ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURE,

CLIMATE CHANGE, ICE ENVIRONMENTS, POLAR REGIONS,

PROJECT PLANNING, SEA ICE, SEA LEVEL

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EARTH RESOURCES AND REMOTE SENSING

Includes remote sensing of earth resources by aircraft and

spacecraft; photogrammetry; and aerial photography.

N87-22281*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SURFACE BIDIRECTIONAL REFLECTANCE PROPERTIES OF

TWO SOUTHWESTERN ARIZONA DESERTS FOR

WAVELENGTHS BETWEEN 0.4 AND 2.2 MICROMETERS

CHARLES H. WHITLOCK, G. CARLTON PURGOLD, and STUART

R. LECROY (PRC Kentron, Inc., Hampton, Va.) May 1987

48 p

(NASA-TP-2643; L-16159; NAS 1.60:2643) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20F

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43 EARTH RESOURCES AND REMOTE SENSING

ALBEDO, BIDIRECTIONAL REFLECTANCE, DESERTS,

DIRECTIVITY, SOLAR POSITION, ZENITH

N87-27315* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

EARTH RESOURCES: A CONTINUING BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH

INDEXES (ISSUE 54)

Aug. 1987 164 p

(NASA-SP-704K54); NAS 1.21:7041(54)) Avail: NTIS HC A08

CSCL 05B

This bibliography lists 562 reports, articles, and other documents

introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information

system between April 1 and June 30, 1987. Emphasis is placed

on the use of remote sensing and geophysical instrumentation in

spacecraft and aircraft to survey and inventory natural resources

and urban areas. Subject matter is grouped according to agriculture

and forestry, environmental changes and cultural resources,

geodesy and cartography, geology and mineral resources,

hydrology and water management, data processing and distribution

systems, instrumentation and sensors, and economic analysis.

Author

N87-28162*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECTS OF AEROSOLS AND SURFACE SHADOWING ON

BIDIRECTIONAL REFLECTANCE MEASUREMENTS OF

DESERTS

DAVID E. BOWKER and RICHARD E. DAVIS Sep. 1987 26 p

(NASA-TP-2756; L-16327; NAS 1.60:2756) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 04A

AEROSOLS, BIDIRECTIONAL REFLECTANCE, DESERTS,

DUST, REMOTE SENSING, SHADOWS, SURFACE PROPERTIES

N87-28955*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ATLAS OF ABSORPTION LINES FROM 0 TO 17900 CM

(SUP)-1

J. H. PARK, L S. ROTHMAN, C. P. RINSLAND, H. M. PICKETT,

D. J. RICHARDSON, and J. S. NAMKUNG (ST Systems Corp.,

Hampton, Va.) Sep. 1987 197 p

(NASA-RP-1188; L-16330; NAS 1.61:1188) Avail: NTIS HC

A09/MF A02 CSCL 04A

Plots of logarithm (base 10) of absorption line strength versus

wavenumber from 0 to 17900/cm(sup)-1 are shown for the 28

atmospheric gases (H2O, CO2, O3, N2O, CO, CH4, O2, NO, SO2,

NO2, NH3, HNO3, OH, HF, HCI, HBr, HI, CIO, OCS, H2CO, HOCI,

N2, HCN, CH3CI, H2O2, C2H2, C2H6, PH3), which appear in the

1986 Air Force Geophysics Laboratory high-resolution transmission

molecular absorption data base (HITRAN) compilation, and for

O(P-3), O-18 isotopic ozone, and HO2 from the 1984 JPL

compilation in the 0- to 200/cm(sup)-1 region, and infrared solar

CO lines at 4500 K. Also shown are plots of logarithm (base 10)

of approximate infrared absorption cross sections of 11 heavy

molecules versus wavenumber. The cross-section data cover 700

to 1800/cm(sup)-1 and are included as a separate data file in the

1986 HITRAN database. Author

N88-20714*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

THE 1987 AIRBORNE ANTARCTIC OZONE EXPERIMENT: THE

NIMBUS-7 TOMS DATA ATLAS

ARLIN J. KRUEGER, PHILIP E. ARDANUY, FRANK S. SECHRIST,

LANNING M. PENN, DAVID E. LARKO, SCOTT D. DOIRON, and

REGINALD N. GALIMORE (Science Applications Research,

Lanham, Md.) Mar. 1988 246 p

(NASA-RP-1201; REPT-88B0107; NAS 1.61:1201) Avail: NTIS

HC A11 /MF A02 CSCL 04B

Total ozone data taken by the Nimbus-7 Total Ozone Mapping

Spectrometer (TOMS) played a central role in the successful

outcome of the 1987 Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment. The

near-real-time TOMS total ozone observations were suppled within

hours of real time to the operations center in Punta Arenas, Chile,

over a telecommunications network designed specifically for this

purpose. The TOMS data preparation and method of transfer over

the telecommunications links are reviewed. This atlas includes a

complete set of the near-real-time TOMS orbital overpass data

over regions around the Palmer Peninsula of Antarctica for the

period of August 8 through September 29, 1987. Also provided

are daily polar orthographic projections of TOMS total ozone

measurements over the Southern Hemisphere from August through

November 1987. In addition, a chronology of the salient points of

the experiment, along with some latitudinal cross sections and

time series at locations of interest of the TOMS total ozone

observations are presented. The TOMS total ozone measurements

are evaluated along the flight tracks of each of the ER-2 and

DC-8 missions during the experiment. The ozone hole is shown

here to develop in a monotonic progression throughout late August

and September. The minimum total ozone amount was found on

5 October, when its all-time lowest value of 109 DU is recorded.

The hole remains well defined, but fills gradually from mid-October

through mid-November. The hole's dissolution is observed here to

begin in mid-November, when it elongates and begins to rotate.

By the end of November, the south pole is no longer located

within the ozone hole. Author

N88-23314* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

EARTH RESOURCES: A CONTINUING BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH

INDEXES (ISSUE 57)

May 1988 129 p

(NASA-SP-7041(57); NAS 1.21:7041(57)) Avail: NTIS HC A07

CSCL 088

This bibliography lists 451 reports, articles and other documents

introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information

system between January 1 and March 31, 1988. Emphasis is

placed on the use of remote sensing and geophysical

instrumentation in spacecraft and aircraft to survey and inventory

natural resources and urban areas. Subject matter is grouped

according to agriculture and forestry, environmental changes and

cultural resources, geodesy and cartography, geology and mineral

resources, hydrology and water management, data processing and

distribution systems, instrumentation and sensors, and economic

analysis. Author

N89-10401*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

SAPPING FEATURES OF THE COLORADO PLATEAU: A

COMPARATIVE PLANETARY GEOLOGY FIELD GUIDE

ALAN D. HOWARD, ed., R. CRAIG KOCHEL, ed., and HENRY E.

HOLT, ed. (Geological Survey, Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1987 115 p

Original contains color illustrations

(NSG-7572)

(NASA-SP-491; NAS 1.21:491; LC-87-15305) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01; also available SOD HC $6.00 as 003-000-01027-3

CSCL 08H

This book is an attempt to determine geomorphic criteria to

be used to distinguish between channels formed predominantly

by sapping and seepage erosion and those formed principally by

surface runoff processes. The geologic nature of the Colorado

Plateau has resulted in geomorphic features that show similarities

to some areas on Mars, especially certain valley networks within

thick sandstone formations. Where spring sapping is an effective

process, the valleys that develop are unique in terms of their

morphology and network pattern. Author

N89-12114*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

LANDSAT-4 AND LANDSAT-5 MULTISPECTRAL SCANNER

COHERENT NOISE CHARACTERIZATION AND REMOVAL

JAMES C. TILTON and WILLIAM L. ALFORD (Defense Mapping

Agency, Washington, D.C.) Feb. 1988 46 p

(NASA-TP-2595-REV; NAS 1.60:2595-REV; REPT-86B0040)

Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 088

COHERENT ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION, ELECTROMAGNETIC NOISE, LANDSAT 4, LANDSAT 5, MULTISPECTRAL BAND SCANNERS, NOISE REDUCTION

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N89-29825* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

EARTH RESOURCES: A CONTINUING BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH

INDEXES (ISSUE 62)

Nov. 1988 146 p

(NASA-SP-7041(62); NAS 1.21:7041(62)) Avail: NTIS HC A07;

NTIS standing order as PB89-903800, $15.50 domestic, $31.00

foreign CSCL 08B

This bibliography lists 544 reports, articles, and other documents

introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information

system between April 1 and June 30, 1989. Emphasis is placed

on the use of remote sensing and geophysical instrumentation in

spacecraft and aircraft to survey and inventory natural resources

and urban areas. Subject matter is grouped according to agriculture

and forestry, environmental changes and cultural resources,

geodesy and cartography, geology and mineral resources,

hydrology and water management, data processing and distribution

systems, instrumentation and sensors, and economic analysis.

Author

N90-12091* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

EARTH RESOURCES: A CONTINUING BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH

INDEXES (ISSUE 63)

Oct. 1989 128 p

(NASA-SP-7041(63); NAS 1.21:7041(63)) Avail: NTIS HC A07;

NTIS standing order as PB89-903800, $15.50 domestic, $31.00

foreign CSCL 08B

This bibliography lists 449 reports, articles, and other documents

introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information

system between July 1 and September 31, 1989. Emphasis is

placed on the use of remote sensing and geophysical

instrumentation in spacecraft and aircraft to survey and inventory

natural resources and urban areas. Subject matter is grouped

according to agriculture and forestry, environmental changes and

cultural resources, geodesy and cartography, geology and mineral

resources, oceanography and marine resources, hydrology and

water management, data processing and distribution systems, and

instrumentation and sensors. Author

N90-23780*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

SENSOR PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS

H. E. MONTGOMERY, H. OSTROW, and G. M. RESSLER (Ressler

Associates, Inc., Laurel, MD.) Washington Jul. 1990 90 p

(NASA-RP-1241; REPT-89B00057; NAS 1.61:1241) Avail: NTIS

HC A05/MF A01 CSCL 14B

The theory is described and the equations required to design

are developed and the performance of electro-optical sensor

systems that operate from the visible through the thermal infrared

spectral regions are analyzed. Methods to compute essential optical

and detector parameters, signal-to-noise ratio, MTF, and figures

of merit such as NE delta rho and NE delta T are developed. A

set of atmospheric tables are provided to determine scene radiance

in the visible spectral region. The Planck function is used to

determine radiance in the infrared. The equations developed were

incorporated in a spreadsheet so that a wide variety of sensor

studies can be rapidly and efficiently conducted. Author

N90-27140*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EARTH SCIENCES REQUIREMENTS FOR THE INFORMATION

SCIENCES EXPERIMENT SYSTEM

DAVID E. BOWKER, ed., STEVE J. KATZBERG, ed., and R. GALE

WILSON, ed. Washington Jul. 1990 220 p Workshop held

in Williamsburg, VA, 1-4 May 1989

(NASA-CP-3072; L-16773; NAS 1.55:3072) Avail: NTIS HC

A10/MF A02 CSCL 05B

CONFERENCES. DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT, EARTH

OBSERVING SYSTEM (EOS), EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS,

REAL TIME OPERATION, SUPPORT SYSTEMS

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ENERGY PRODUCTION AND CONVERSION

Includes specific energy conversion systems, e.g., fuel cells; global

sources of energy; geophysical conversion; and windpower.

N87-26413*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

SPACE PHOTOVOLTAIC RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY

1986. HIGH EFFICIENCY, SPACE ENVIRONMENT, AND

ARRAY TECHNOLOGY

Jun. 1987 375 p Conference held in Cleveland, Ohio, 7-9 Oct.

1986

(NASA-CP-2475; E-3450; NAS 1.55:2475) Avail: NTIS HC

A16/MF A03 CSCL 10B

CONFERENCES, ENERGY CONVERSION EFFICIENCY,

PHOTOVOLTAIC CONVERSION, SOLAR CELLS, SPACECRAFT

POWER SUPPLIES

N87-29914*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

SPACE ELECTROCHEMICAL RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY

(SERT)

Sep. 1987 364 p Conference held in Cleveland, Ohio, 14-16

Apr. 1987

(NASA-CP-2484; E-3506; NAS 1.55:2484) Avail: NTIS HC

A16/MF A03 CSCL 10C

ELECTRIC BATTERIES, ELECTROCATALYSTS, ELECTROCHEMISTRY, MATHEMATICAL MODELS, REGENERATIVE FUEL

CELLS

N89-22982*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

SPACE ELECTROCHEMICAL RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY

CONFERENCE: ABSTRACTS Abstracts Only

Washington 1989 49 p Conference held in Cleveland, OH,

11-13 Apr. 1989

(NASA-CP-10029; E-4708; NAS 1.55:10029) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 10A

AEROSPACE SYSTEMS, CONFERENCES, ELECTROCATALYSTS, ELECTROCHEMISTRY, ELECTRODES, ENERGY STORAGE, HYDROGEN OXYGEN FUEL CELLS, STORAGE BATTERIES

N89-24704*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

SPACE PHOTOVOLTAIC RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY,

1988. HIGH EFFICIENCY, SPACE ENVIRONMENT, AND

ARRAY TECHNOLOGY

Washington Apr. 1989 362 p Conference held in Cleveland,

OH, 19-21 Apr. 1988

(NASA-CP-3030; E-4587; NAS 1.55:3030) Avail: NTIS HC

A16/MFA03 C.SCL 10A

CONFERENCES, PHOTOVOLTAIC EFFECT, SOLAR ARRAYS,

SOLAR CELLS, SPACECRAFT POWER SUPPLIES

N90-20454*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

SPACE ELECTROCHEMICAL RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY

(SERT), 1989

RICHARD S. BALDWIN, ed. Washington Dec. 1989 351 p

Conference held in Cleveland, OH, 11-13 Apr. 1989

(NASA-CP-3056; E-4708; NAS 1.55:3056) Avail: NTIS HC

A16/MFA02 CSCL 10A

CONFERENCES, ELECTRIC BATTERIES, ELECTRIC ENERGY

STORAGE, ELECTROCATALYSTS, ELECTROCHEMISTRY,

ELECTRODE MATERIALS, HYDROGEN OXYGEN FUEL CELLS,

NICKEL HYDROGEN BATTERIES, SPACECRAFT POWER

SUPPLIES

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ENVIRONMENT POLLUTION

Includes atmospheric, noise, thermal, and water pollution.

N89-14503*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

POLAR OZONE WORKSHOP. ABSTRACTS

ARTHUR C. AIKIN May 1988 306 p Workshop held in

Snowmass, CO, 9-13 May 1988; sponsored by NASA, NOAA, NSF,

Chemical Mfgrs. Association, WMO, and the United Nations

Environment Program Sponsored by NASA, Washington, DC

(NASA-CP-10014; REPT-88B0234; NAS 1.55:10014) Avail: NTIS

HC A14/MF A03 CSCL 13B

ANTARCTIC REGIONS, ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY,

ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION, CONFERENCES, EARTH

OBSERVATIONS (FROM SPACE), OZONE, OZONE DEPLETION,

OZONOMETRY, POLAR METEOROLOGY, STRATOSPHERE

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GEOPHYSICS

Includes aeronomy; upper and lower atmosphere studies;

ionospheric and magnetospheric physics; and geomagnetism.

N87-11358*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AIRBORNE LIDAR MEASUREMENTS OF EL CHICHON

STRATOSPHERIC AEROSOLS, MAY 1983

M. P. MCCORMICK and M. T. OSBORN (SASC Technologies,

Inc., Hampton, Va.) Oct. 1986 91 p

(NASA-RP-1172; L-16176; NAS 1.61:1172) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01

An experimental survey flight to determine the spatial distribution

and aerosol characteristics of the El Chichon-produced

stratospheric aerosol was conducted in May 1983. The mission

included several different sensors flown abroad the NASA Convair

990 at latitudes between 72 deg. and 56 deg. S. This report

presents the lidar data from that flight mission. Representative

profiles of lidar backscatter ratio, plots of integrated backscattering

function versus latitude, and contours of backscatter mixing ratio

versus altitude and latitude are given. In addition, tables containing

numerical values of the backscatter ratio and backscattering

function versus altitude are supplied for each profile. By May 1983,

material produced by the El Chichon eruptions of late March-early

April 1982 had spread throughout the latitudes covered by this

mission. However, the most massive portion of the material resided

north of 33 deg. N and was concentrared below 21 km. In this

latitude region (33 deg. N to 72 deg. N), peak backscatter ratios

at a wavelength of 0.6943 microns varied between 3.5 and 4.5,

and the peak integrated backscattering function was about 18 X

10 to the -4 power/sr, corresponding to a peak optical depth

calculated to be approximately 0.08. This report presents the results

of this mission in a ready-to-use format for atmospheric and climatic

studies. Author

N87-13022"# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

DESCRIPTION OF DATA ON THE NIMBUS 7 LIMS MAP

ARCHIVE TAPE: OZONE AND NITRIC ACID

E. E. REMSBERG, R. J. KURZEJA, K. V. HAGGARD, J. M.

RUSSELL, III, and L L. GORDLEY Dec. 1986 73 p

(NASA-TP-2625; L-16136; NAS 1.60:2625) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 04A

INFRARED DETECTORS, KALMAN FILTERS, NIMBUS 7

SATELLITE, NITRIC ACID, OZONE, STRATOSPHERE

N87-15528*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR H SUB X O SUB Y DETECTION

DAVID R. CROSLEY, ed. (SRI International Corp., Menlo Park,

Calif.) and JAMES M. HOELL, ed. Dec. 1986 67 p Workshop

held in Menlo Park, Calif., 12-15 Aug. 1985

(NASA-CP-2448; L-16216; NAS 1.55:2448) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 04A

ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION, HYDROGEN PEROXIDE,

HYDROXYL RADICALS, TROPOSPHERE, WATER

N87-17417*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SAGE AEROSOL MEASUREMENTS. VOLUME 3: JANUARY 1,

1981 TO NOVEMBER 18, 1981

M. PATRICK MCCORMICK Feb. 1987 274 p

(NASA-RP-1173; L-16177; NAS 1.61:1173) Avail: NTIS HC

A12/MFA02 CSCL04A

The Stratospheric Aerosol and Gas Experiment (SAGE) satellite

system, launched February 18, 1979, obtained profiles of aerosol

extinction at 1.00 micron and 0.45 micron ozone concentration,

and nitrogen dioxide concentration. Data taken during sunset events

are presented in the form of zonal and seasonal averages of

aerosol extinction of 1.00 micron and 0.45 micron, ratios of aerosol

extinction to molecular extinction at 1.00 micron and ratios of

aerosol extinction at 0.45 micron to aerosol extinction at 1.00

micron. Averages for 1981 are shown in tables, and in profile and

contour plots (as a function of altitude and latitude). In addition,

temperature data provided by NOAA for the time and location of

each SAGE measurement are averaged and shown in a similar

format. The stratospheric aerosol distribution for 1981 shows

effects of volcanically injected material from eruptions of Ulawun,

Alaid, and Pagan. Peak values of aerosol extinction at 0.45 micron

and 1.00 micron were 2 to 4 times higher than typical peak values

observed during near background conditions. Stratospheric aerosol

optical depth values at 1.00 microns increased by a factor of

about 2 from near background levels in regions of volcanic activity.

During the year, these values ranged from between 0.001 and

0.006. The largest were near the location of a recent eruption.

The distribution of the ratio of aerosol to molecular extinction at

1.00 microns also showed that maximum values are found in the

vicinity of an eruption. These maximums varied in altitude, but

remained below a height of about 25 km. No attempt has been

made to give detailed explanations or interpretations of these data.

The intent is to provide, in a ready-to-use visual format,

representative zonal and seasonal averages of aerosol extinction

data for the third calendar year of the SAGE data set to facilitate

atmospheric and climatic studies. Author

N87-18248*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SPACE OPPORTUNITIES FOR TROPOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY

RESEARCH

JOEL S. LEVINE, ed. Feb. 1987 92 p Workshop held in

New York, N.Y., 9-13 Sep. 1985

(NASA-CP-2450; L-16250; NAS 1.55:2450) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 04A

AEROSOLS, AIR POLLUTION, ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY,

ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION, CONFERENCES, GASES,

REMOTE SENSING, TROPOSPHERE

N87-20663*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AIRBORNE LIDAR MEASUREMENTS OF EL CHICHON

STRATOSPHERIC AEROSOLS, JANUARY 1984

M. PATRICK MCCORMICK and M. T. OSBORN (ST Systems Corp.,

Hampton, Va.) Apr. 1987 49 p

(NASA-RP-1175; L-16234; NAS 1.61:1175) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 04A

A lidar-equipped NASA Electra aircraft was flown in January

1984 between the latitude of 38 and 90 deg N. One of the primary

purposes of this mission was to determine the spatial distribution

and aerosol characteristics of El Chichon produced stratospheric

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material. Lidar data from that portion of the flight mission between

38 deg N and 77 deg N is presented. Representative profiles of

lidar backscatter ratio, a plot of the integral backscattering function

versus latitude, and contours of backscatter mixing ratio versus

altitude and latitude are given. In addition, tables containing

numerical values of the backscatter ratio and backscattering

function versus altitude are applied for each profile. These data

clearly show that material produced by the El Chichon eruptions

of late March-early April 1982 had spread throughout the latitudes

covered by this mission, and that the most massive portion of the

material resided north of 55 deg N and was concentrated below

17 km in a layer that peaked at 13 to 15 km. In this latitude

region, peak backscatter ratios at a wavelength of 0.6943 microns

were approximately 3 and the peak integrated backscattering

function was about 15 X 10 to the -4/sr corresponding to a peak

optical depth of approximately 0.07. This report presents the

results of this mission in a ready-to-use format for atmospheric

and climatic studies. Author

N87-20665*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

UPPER AND MIDDLE ATMOSPHERIC DENSITY MODELING

REQUIREMENTS FOR SPACECRAFT DESIGN AND

OPERATIONS

M. H. DAVIS, ed. (Universities Space Research Association,

Boulder, Colo.), R. E. SMITH, ed., and D. L. JOHNSON, ed. Feb.

1987 290 p Workshop held in Huntsville, Ala., 19-21 1985

(NAS8-36400)

(NASA-CP-2460; M-548; NAS 1.55:2460) Avail: NTIS HC

A13/MF A02 CSCL 04A

AEROSPACE ENVIRONMENTS, ATMOSPHERIC DENSITY,

ATMOSPHERIC MODELS, SPACECRAFT DESIGN,

THERMOSPHERE

N88-18084*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

INTO THE THERMOSPHERE: THE ATMOSPHERE EXPLORERS

ERIC BURGESS and DOUGLASS TORR 1987 172 p Original

document contains color illustrations

(NASA-SP-490; NAS 1.21:490; LC-87-14156) Avail: SOD HC

$14.00 as 033-000-01013-3; NTIS MF A01 CSCL 04A

The need to study the lower thermosphere with the new

instrument, data handling, and spacecraft technology available in

the 1960s led to the formulation and establishment of the

Atmospheric Explorer program. This book provides an overview of

this program with particular emphasis on the AE3, AE4, and AE5

satellites, which represent early examples of problem-dedicated

missions. Both the satellites and their instrumentation on the one

hand and the experimental and scientific considerations in studying

the thermosphere on the other are discussed. J.P.B.

N88-19037*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

CRUSTAL DYNAMICS PROJECT: CATALOGUE OF SITE

INFORMATION

CAREY E. NOLL, ed. Mar. 1988 539 p

(NASA-RP-1198; REPT-88B9999; NAS 1.61:1198) Avail: NTIS

HC A23/MF A03 CSCL 08G

This document represents a catalog of site information for the

Crustal Dynamics Project. It contains information on and

descriptions of those sites used by the Project as observing stations

for making the precise geodetic measurements necessary for

studies of the Earth's crustal movements and deformation.

Author

N88-25094*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SAM 2 DATA USER'S GUIDE

W. P. CHU, M. T. OSBORN (ST Systems Corp., Hampton, Va.),

and L R. MCMASTER Jul. 1988 29 p

(NASA-RP-1200; L-16377; NAS 1.61:1200) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 04A

This document is intended to serve as a guide to the use of

the data products from the Stratospheric Aerosol Measurement

(SAM) 2 experiment for scientific investigations of polar

stratospheric aerosols. Included is a detailed description of the

Beta and Aerosol Number Density Archive Tape (BANAT), which

is the SAM 2 data product containing the aerosol extinction data

available for these investigations. Also included are brief

descriptions of the instrument operation, data collection, processing

and validation, and some of the scientific analyses conducted to

date. Author

N88-29233*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

PRESENT STATE OF KNOWLEDGE OF THE UPPER

ATMOSPHERE 1988: AN ASSESSMENT REPORT

R. T. WATSON, M. J. PRATHER, and M. J. KURYLO Jun. 1988

203 p

(NASA-RP-1208; NAS 1.61:1208) Avail: NTIS HC A10/MF A02

CSCL04A

This document was issued in response to the Clean Air Act

Amendments of 1977, Public Law 95-95, mandating that NASA

and other key agencies submit biennial reports to Congress and

EPA. NASA is to report on the state of our knowledge of the

upper atmosphere, particularly the stratosphere. This is the sixth

ozone assessment report submitted to Congress and the concerned

regulatory agencies. Part 1 contains an outline of the NASA Upper

Atmosphere Research Program and summaries of the research

efforts supported during the last two years. An assessment is

presented of the state of knowledge as of March 15, 1988 when

the Ozone Trends Panel, organized by NASA and co-sponsored

by the World Meteorological Organization, NOAA, FAA and the

United Nations Environment Program released an executive

summary of its findings from a critical in-depth study involving

over 100 scientists from 12 countries. Chapter summaries of the

International Ozone Trends Panel Report form the major part of

this report. Two other sections are Model Predictions of Future

Ozone Change and Chemical Kinetics and Photochemical Data

for Use in Stratospheric Modeling. Each of these sections and

the report in its entirety were peer reviewed. Author

N88-29234*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

FORTY-EIGHT-INCH LIDAR AEROSOL MEASUREMENTS

TAKEN AT THE LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER, MAY 1974

TO DECEMBER 1987

W. H. FULLER, JR., M. T. OSBORN, and W. H. HUNT (Wyle

Labs., Inc., Hampton, Va.) Oct. 1988 102 p

(NASA-RP-1209; L-16473; NAS 1.61:1209) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 04A

A ground based lidar system located at NASA Langley

Research Center in Hampton, Va., was used to obtain high

resolution vertical profiles of the stratospheric and upper

tropospheric aerosol since 1974. More than 200 measurements

obtained at a wavelength of 0.6943 microns during 1974 to 1987

are summarized. Plots of peak backscatter mixing ratio and

integrated backscatter vs time are presented for the entire

measurement sequence. The plots highlight the influence of several

major volcanic eruptions on the long term stratospheric aerosol

layer. In particular, the eruptions of El Chichon in late Mar. to

early Apr. 1982, produced a massive aerosol layer. Aerosol

enhancement from El Chichon reached Hampton, Va. by May 1982,

with a scattering ratio of approx. 50 detected on Jul. 1, 1982. In

addition, scattering ratio profiles for June 1982 to December 1987,

along with tables containing numerical values of the backscatter

ratio and backscattering function versus altitude, are included to

further describe the upper tropospheric and stratospheric aerosol

layer. A 14 year summary is presented, in a ready to use format,

of lidar observations at a fixed midlatitude location to be used for

further study. Author

N89-10420*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

COMPILATION OF METHODS IN ORBITAL MECHANICS AND

SOLAR GEOMETRY

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JAMES J. BUGLIA Washington Oct. 1988 81 p

(NASA-RP-1204; L-16451; NAS 1.61:1204) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 04A

This paper contains a collection of computational algorithms

for determining geocentric ephemerides of Earth satellites, useful

for both mission planning and data reduction applications. Special

emphasis is placed on the computation of sidereal time, and on

the determination of the geocentric coordinate of the center of

the Sun, all to the accuracy found in the Astronomical Almanac.

The report is completely self-contained in that no requirement is

placed on any external source of information, and hence, these

methods are ideal for computer application. Author

N89-25540*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

COMPARISON OF SATELLITE-DERIVED DYNAMICAL

QUANTITIES FOR THE STRATOSPHERE OF THE SOUTHERN

HEMISPHERE

THOMAS MILES, ed. and ALAN ONEILL, ed. Washington Jul.

1989 39 p Presented at the Workshop on the Middle Atmosphere

in the Southern Hemisphere, Williamsburg, VA, 14-17 Apr. 1986;

sponsored by NASA, Washington, DC

(NASA-CP-3044; L-16593; NAS 1.55:3044) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 04A

ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION, GEOPOTENTIAL HEIGHT,

SATELLITE OBSERVATION, STRATOSPHERE, ZONAL FLOW

(METEOROLOGY)

N89-26304*# Oxford Univ. (England). Dept. of Atmospheric

Physics.

NIMBUS-7 STRATOSPHERIC AND MESOSPHERIC SOUNDER

(SAMS) EXPERIMENT DATA USER'S GUIDE

F. W. TAYLOR, C. D. RODGERS, S. T. NUTTER, and N. OSLIK

(ST Systems Corp., Lanham, MD.) Washington May 1989

149 p

(NAS5-28063)

(NASA-RP-1221; NAS 1.61:1221; REPT-89B00074) Avail: NTIS

HC A07/MF A01 CSCL 08G

The Stratospheric and Mesospheric Sounder (SAMS) aboard

Nimbus-7 observes infrared radiation from the atmospheric limb.

Global upper atmosphere temperature profiles and vertical

concentrations of H2O, NO, N2O, CH4 and CO2 are derived from

these measurements. The status of all channels was carefully

monitored. Temperature and composition were retrieved from the

measurements by linearizing the direct equation about an a priori

profile and using an optimum statistical estimator to find the most

likely solution. The derived temperature and composition profiles

are archived on two tape products whose file structure and record

formats are described in detail. The gridded retrieved temperature

tape (GRID-T) contains daily day and night average temperatures

at 62 pressure levels in a 2.5 degree latitude by 10 degree longitude

grid extending from 67.5 degrees N to 50 degrees S. The zonal

mean methane and nitrous oxide composition tape (ZMT-G)

contains zonal mean day and night average CH4 and N2O mixing

ratios at 31 pressure levels for 2.5 degrees latitude zones extending

from 67.5 degrees N to 50 degrees S. Author

N89-28969*# Jet Propulsion Lab., California Inst. of Tech.,

Pasadena.

A HIGH-RESOLUTION ATLAS OF THE INFRARED SPECTRUM

OF THE SUN AND THE EARTH ATMOSPHERE FROM SPACE.

A COMPILATION OF ATMOS SPECTRA OF THE REGION

FROM 650 TO 4800 CM-1 (2.3 TO 16 MICRONS). VOLUME 2:

STRATOSPHERE AND MESOSPHERE, 650 TO 3350 CM-1

CROFTON B. FARMER and ROBERT H. NORTON Washington

1989 688 p

(NAS7-918)

(NASA-RP-1224-VOL-2; JPL-400-370-VOL-2; NAS

1.61:1224-VOL-2; LC-89-600203) Avail: NTIS HC A99/MF A04

CSCL 04A

During the period April 29 to May 2, 1985, the Atmospheric

Trace Molecule Spectroscopy (ATMOS) experiment was operated

for the first time, as part of the Spacelab-3 payload of the shuttle

Challenger. The principal purpose of this experiment was to study

the distributions of the atmosphere's minor and trace molecular

constituents. The instrument, a modified Michelson interferometer

covering the frequency range from 600 to 5000/cm-1 at a spectral

resolution of 0.01/cm-1, recorded infrared absorption spectra of

the sun and of the earth's atmosphere at times close to entry

into and exit from occultation by the earth's limb. Spectra were

obtained that are free from absorptions due to constituents of the

atmosphere (i.e., they are pure solar spectra), as well as spectra

of the atmosphere itself, covering line-of-sight tangent altitudes

that span the range from the lower thermosphere to the bottom

of the troposphere. This atlas presents a compilation of these

spectra arranged in a hardcopy format suitable for quick-look

reference purposes. Volume 2 covers the stratosphere and

mesosphere (i.e., tangent altitudes from 20 to 80 km) for

frequencies from 650 to 3350/cm-1. Author

N90-11405*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

TWO-DIMENSIONAL INTERCOMPARISON OF

STRATOSPHERIC MODELS

CHARLES H. JACKMAN, ed., ROBERT K. SEALS, JR., ed., and

MICHAEL J. PRATHER, ed. (National Aeronautics and Space

Administration. Goddard Inst. for Space Studies, New York, NY.)

Aug. 1989 606 p Workshop held in Virginia Beach, VA, 11-16

Sep. 1988; sponsored by NASA, Washington

(NASA-CP-3042; REPT-89B00192; NAS 1.55:3042) Avail: NTIS

HC A99/MF A04 CSCL 04A

ATMOSPHERIC MODELS, CONFERENCES, DATA BASES,

PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTIONS, RADIATIVE TRANSFER,

STRATOSPHERE, TWO DIMENSIONAL MODELS

N90-13893"# Jet Propulsion Lab., California Inst. of Tech.,

Pasadena.

A HIGH-RESOLUTION ATLAS OF THE INFRARED SPECTRUM

OF THE SUN AND THE EARTH ATMOSPHERE FROM SPACE:

A COMPILATION OF ATMOS SPECTRA OF THE REGION

FROM 650 TO 4800 CM (2.3 TO 16 MICRON). VOLUME 1: THE

SUN

CROFTON B. FARMER and ROBERT H. NORTON 1989

535 p

(NAS7-918)

(NASA-RP-1224-VOL-1; NAS 1.61:1224-VOL-1;

JPL-400-370-VOL-1) Avail: NTIS HC A23/MF A03 CSCL 04A

During the period April 29 through May 2, 1985, the Atmospheric

Trace Molecular Spectroscopy experiment was operated as part

of the Spacelab-3 payload of the shuttle Challenger. The

instrument, a modified Michelson Interferometer covering the

frequency range from 600 to 5000/cm, at a spectral resolution of

0.01/cm, recorded infrared spectra of the Sun and of the Earth's

atmosphere at times close to entry into and exit from occultation

by the Earth's limb as seen from the shuttle orbit of 360 km.

Spectra were obtained that are free from absorptions due to

constituents of the atmosphere (i.e., solar pure spectra), as well

as spectra of the atmosphere itself, covering line-of-sight tangent

altitudes that span the range from the lower thermosphere to the

bottom of the troposphere. This atlas, believed to be the first

record of observations of the continuous high resolution infrared

spectrum of the Sun and the Earth's atmosphere from space,

provides a compilation of these spectra arranged in a hardcopy

format suitable for quick-look reference purposes; the data are

also available in digital form. Author

N90-17227*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

NIMBUS 7 SOLAR BACKSCATTER ULTRAVIOLET (SBUV)

OZONE PRODUCTS USER'S GUIDE

ALBERT J. FLEIG, R. D. MCPETERS, P. K. BHARTIA, BARRY M.

SCHLESINGER, RICHARD P. CEBULA, K. F. KLENK, STEVEN L

TAYLOR (ST Systems Corp., Lanham, MD.), and DONALD F.

HEATH Jan. 1990 117 p

(NAS5-29386)

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(NASA-RP-1234; REPT-636; NAS 1.61:1234) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 04A

Three ozone tape products from the Solar Backscatter

Ultraviolet (SBUV) experiment aboard Nimbus 7 were archived at

the National Space Science Data Center. The experiment measures

the fraction of incoming radiation backscattered by the Earth's

atmosphere at 12 wavelengths. In-flight measurements were used

to monitor changes in the instrument sensitivity. Total column ozone

is derived by comparing the measurements with calculations of

what would be measured for different total ozone amounts. The

altitude distribution is retrieved using an optimum statistical

technique for the inversion. The estimated initial error in the

absolute scale for total ozone is 2 percent, with a 3 percent drift

over 8 years. The profile error depends on latitude and height,

smallest at 3 to 10 mbar; the drift increases with increasing altitude.

Three tape products are described. The High Density SBUV

(HDSBUV) tape contains the final derived products - the total

ozone and the vertical ozone profile - as well as much detailed

diagnostic information generated during the retrieval process. The

Compressed Ozone (CPOZ) tape contains only that subset of

HDSBUV information, including total ozone and ozone profiles,

considered most useful for scientific studies. The Zonal Means

Tape (ZMT) contains daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly averages

of the derived quantities over 10 deg latitude zones. Author

N90-20562*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

SATELLITE RADAR ALTIMETRY OVER ICE. VOLUME 1:

PROCESSING AND CORRECTIONS OF SEASAT DATA OVER

GREENLAND

H. JAY ZWALLY, ANITA C. BRENNER, JUDITH A. MAJOR,

THOMAS V. MARTIN (Van Martin Consulting, Inc., Rockville, MD.),

and ROBERT A. BINDSCHADLER Jan. 1990 147 p

(NASA-RP-1233-VOL-1; REPT-89B00239; NAS 1.61:1233-VOL-1)

Avail: NTIS HC A07/MF A01 CSCL 08C

The data-processing methods and ice data products derived

from Seasat radar altimeter measurements over the Greenland

ice sheet and surrounding sea ice are documented. The corrections

derived and applied to the Seasat radar altimeter data over ice

are described in detail, including the editing and retracking algorithm

to correct for height errors caused by lags in the automatic range

tracking circuit. The methods for radial adjustment of the orbits

and estimation of the slope-induced errors are given. Author

N90-20563*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

SATELLITE RADAR ALTIMETRY OVER ICE. VOLUME 2:

USERS' GUIDE FOR GREENLAND ELEVATION DATA FROM

SEASAT

H. JAY ZWALLY, JUDITH A. MAJOR, ANITA C. BRENNER,

ROBERT A. BINDSCHADLER, and THOMAS V. MARTIN (Van

Martin Consulting, Inc., Rockville, MD.) Jan. 1990 84 p

(NASA-RP-1233-VOL-2; REPT-89B00240; NAS 1.61:1233-VOL-2)

Avail: NTIS HC A05/MF A01 CSCL 08C

A gridded surface-elevation data set and a geo-referenced data

base for the Seasat radar altimeter data over Antarctica are

described. It is intended to be a user's guide to accompany the

data provided to data centers and other users. The grid points

are on a polar stereographic projection with a nominal spacing of

20 km. The gridded elevations are derived from the elevation

data in the geo-referenced data base by a weighted fitting of a

surface in the neighborhood of each grid point. The gridded

elevations are useful for the creating smaller-scale contour maps,

and examining individual elevation measurements in specific

geographic areas. Tape formats are described, and a FORTRAN

program for reading the data tape is listed and provided on the

tape. Author

N90-20564*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

SATELLITE RADAR ALTIMETRY OVER ICE. VOLUME 4:

USERS' GUIDE FOR ANTARCTICA ELEVATION DATA FROM

SEASAT

H. JAY ZWALLY, JUDITH A. MAJOR, ANITA C. BRENNER,

ROBERT A. BINDSCHADLER, and THOMAS V. MARTIN (Van

Martin Consulting, Inc., Rockville, MD.) Jan. 1990 57 p

(NASA-RP-1233-VOL-4; REPT-89800241; NAS 1.61:1233-VOL-4)

Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF A01 CSCL 08C

A gridded surface-elevation data set and a geo-referenced

data base for the Seasat radar altimeter data over Greenland are

described. This is a user guide to accompany the data provided

to data centers and other users. The grid points are on a polar

stereographic projection with a nominal spacing of 20 km. The

gridded elevations are derived from the elevation data in the

geo-referenced data base by a weighted fitting of a surface in the

neighborhood of each grid point. The gridded elevations are useful

for the creating of large-scale contour maps, and the

geo-referenced data base is useful for regridding, creating

smaller-scale contour maps, and examinating individual elevation

measurements in specific geographic areas. Tape formats are

described, and a FORTRAN program for reading the data tape is

listed and provided on the tape. • Author

N90-22850'# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

SURFACE TOPOGRAPHY OF THE GREENLAND ICE SHEET

FROM SATELLITE RADAR ALTIMETRY

ROBERT A. BINDSCHADLER, H. JAY ZWALLY, JUDITH A.

MAJOR, and ANITA C. BRENNER (ST Systems Corp., Greenbelt,

MD.) 1989 127 p Original contains color illustrations

(NASA-SP-503; REPT-89B00170; NAS 1.21:503; LC-89-600282)

Avail: NTIS HC A16/MF A02; 3 functional color pages CSCL

08E

Surface elevation maps of the southern half of the Greenland

subcontinent are produced from radar altimeter data acquired by

the Seasat satellite. A summary of the processing procedure and

examples of return waveform data are given. The elevation data

are used to generate a regular grid which is then computer

contoured to provide an elevation contour map. Ancillary maps

show the statistical quality of the elevation data and various

characteristics of the surface. The elevation map is used to define

ice flow directions and delineate the major drainage basins. Regular

maps of the Jakobshavns Glacier drainage basin and the ice divide

in the vicinity of Crete Station are presented. Altimeter derived

elevations are compared with elevations measured both by satellite

geoceivers and optical surveying. Author

N90-28929'# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

PRESENT STATE OF KNOWLEDGE OF THE UPPER

ATMOSPHERE 1990: AN ASSESSMENT REPORT Report to

the Congress

R. T. WATSON, M. J. KURYLO, M. J. PRATHER, and F. M.

ORMOND Sep. 1990 145 p

(NASA-RP-1242; NAS 1.61:1242) Avail: NTIS HC A07/MF A01

CSCL 04A

NASA is charged with the responsibility to report on the state

of the knowledge of the Earth's upper atmosphere, particularly

the stratosphere. Part 1 of this report, issued earlier this year,

summarized the objectives, status, and accomplishments of the

research tasks supported under NASA's Upper Atmosphere

Research Program during the last two years. New findings since

the last report to Congress was issued in 1988 are presented.

Several scientific assessments of the current understanding of

the chemical composition and physical structure of the stratosphere

are included, in particular how the abundance and distribution of

ozone is predicted to change in the future. These reviews include:

a summary of the most recent international assessment of

stratospheric ozone; a study of future chlorine and bromine loading

of the atmosphere; a review of the photochemical and chemical

kinetics data that are used as input parameters for the atmospheric

models; a new assessment of the impact of Space Shuttle launches

on the stratosphere; a summary of the environmental issues and

needed research to evaluate the impact of the newly re-proposed

fleet of stratospheric supersonic civil aircraft; and a list of the

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contributors to this report and the science assessments which

have formed our present state of knowledge of the upper

atmosphere and ozone depletion. Author

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METEOROLOGY AND CLIMATOLOGY

Includes weather forecasting and modification.

N87-12086*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Wallops Flight Center, Wallops Island, VA.

PRELIMINARY ESTIMATES OF RADIOSONDE THERMISTOR

ERRORS

F. J. SCHMIDLIN, J. K. LUERS (Dayton Univ., Ohio.), and P. D.

HUFFMAN Washington, D.C. Sep. 1986 19 p

(NASA-TP-2637; NAS 1.60:2637) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 04B

ERROR ANALYSIS, RADIOSONDES, THERMISTORS

N87-13043*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

NASA/MSFC FY-85 ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES RESEARCH

REVIEW

W. W. VAUGHAN, comp. and F. PORTER, comp. Oct. 1985

143 p Review held in Huntsville, Ala. 7-9 May 1985 and in

Columbia, Md, 8-12 Jul. 1985

(NASA-CP-2402; M-503; NAS 1.55:2402) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A02 CSCL 04B

ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY, ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING,

DATA PROCESSING, DOPPLER RADAR, GEOPHYSICS,

MESOSCALE PHENOMENA, OPTICAL RADAR, SATELLITE

IMAGERY, THUNDERSTORMS, WIND (METEOROLOGY)

N87-20701*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

ON REQUIREMENTS FOR A SATELLITE MISSION TO

MEASURE TROPICAL RAINFALL

OTTO W. THIELE, ed. Apr. 1987 67 p

(NASA-RP-1183; NAS 1.61:1183) Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF A01

CSCL 04B

Tropical rainfall data are crucial in determining the role of tropical

latent heating in driving the circulation of the global atmosphere.

Also, the data are particularly important for testing the realism of

climate models, and their ability to simulate and predict climate

accurately on the seasonal time scale. Other scientific issues such

as the effects of El Nino on climate could be addressed with a

reliable, extended time series of tropical rainfall observations. A

passive microwave sensor is planned to provide information on

the integrated column precipitation content, its areal distribution,

and its intensity. An active microwave sensor (radar) will define

the layer depth of the precipitation and provide information about

the intensity of rain reaching the surface, the key to determining

the latent heat input to the atmosphere. A visible/infrared sensor

will provide very high resolution information on cloud coverage,

type, and top temperatures and also serve as the link between

these data and the long and virtually continuous coverage by the

geosynchronous meteorological satellites. The unique combination

of sensor wavelengths, coverages, and resolving capabilities

together with the low-altitude, non-Sun synchronous orbit provide

a sampling capability that should yield monthly precipitation

amounts to a reasonable accuracy over a 500- by 500-km grid.

Author

N87-22341*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE RELATIVE TO AVIATION,

MISSILE, AND SPACE PROGRAMS

DENNIS W. CAMP, ed. and WALTER FROST, ed. (FWG

Associates, Inc., Tullahoma, Tenn.) Apr. 1987 257 p Workshop

held in Hampton, Va., 2-4 Apr. 1986

(NASA-CP-2468; L-16296; NAS 1.55:2468) Avail: NTIS HC

A12/MF A02 CSCL 04B

AIRCRAFT SAFETY, ATMOSPHERIC MODELS,

ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE, CONFERENCES, MISSILES,

SPACE PROGRAMS, WEATHER FORECASTING

N87-26489*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ATLAS OF WIDE-FIELD-OF-VIEW OUTGOING LONGWAVE

RADIATION DERIVED FROM NIMBUS 6 EARTH RADIATION

BUDGET DATA SET, JULY 1975 TO JUNE 1978

T. DALE BESS and G. LOUIS SMITH Aug. 1987 80 p

(NASA-RP-1185; L-16325; NAS 1.61:1185) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 04B

An atlas of monthly mean outgoing longwave radiation global

contour maps and associated spherical harmonic coefficients is

presented. The atlas contains 36 months of continuous data from

July 1975 to June 1978. The data were derived from the first

Earth radiation budget experiment, which was flown on the

Nimbus-6 Sun-synchronous satellite in 1975. Only the

wide-field-of-view longwave measurements are cataloged in this

atlas. The contour maps along with the associated sets of spherical

harmonic coefficients form a valuable data set for studying different

aspects of our changing climate over monthly, annual, and

interannual scales in the time domain, and over regional, zonal,

and global scales in the spatial domain. Author

N87-26491*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

CALIBRATION OF THE SPIN-SCAN OZONE IMAGER ABOARD

THE DYNAMICS EXPLORER 1 SATELLITE

WALTER E. BRESSETTE, GERALD M. KEATING, and DAVID F.

YOUNG (ST Systems Corp., Hampton, Va.) Aug. 1987 44 p

(NASA-TP-2723; L-16150; NAS 1.60:2723) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 04B

ALGORITHMS, CALIBRATING, DYNAMICS EXPLORER 1

SATELLITE, OZONE, REGRESSION ANALYSIS, ULTRAVIOLET

SPECTROMETERS

N87-29996*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

FIVE YEAR GLOBAL DATASET: NMC OPERATIONAL

ANALYSES (1978 TO 1982)

DAVID STRAUS and JOSEPH ARDIZZONE Sep. 1987 50 p

Prepared in cooperation with Sigma Data Services Corp., Rockville,

Md.

(NASA-RP-1194; REPT-87B0273; NAS 1.61:1194) Avail: NTIS

HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 04B

This document describes procedures used in assembling a five

year dataset (1978 to 1982) using NMC Operational Analysis data.

These procedures entailed replacing missing and unacceptable

data in order to arrive at a complete dataset that is continuous in

time. In addition, a subjective assessment on the integrity of all

data (both preliminary and final) is presented. Documentation on

tapes comprising the Five Year Global Dataset is also included.

Author

N88-10451*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

ATLAS OF WIDE-FIELD-OF-VIEW OUTGOING LONGWAVE

RADIATION DERIVED FROM NIMBUS 7 EARTH RADIATION

BUDGET DATA SET - NOVEMBER 1978 TO OCTOBER 1985

T. DALE BESS and G. LOUIS SMITH Aug. 1987 176 p

(NASA-RP-1186; L-16326; NAS 1.61:1186) Avail: NTIS HC

A09/MF A01 CSCL 04B

An atlas of monthly mean outgoing longwave radiation global

contour maps and associated spherical harmonic coefficients is

presented. The atlas contains 84 months of continuous data from

November 1978 to October 1985. The data were derived from

the second Earth radiation budget experiment, which was flown

on the Nimbus 7 Sun-synchronous satellite in 1978. This data set

is a companion set and extension to a similar report of the Nimbus

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6 satellite. Together these two reports give a data set covering a

10 year time period and will be very valuable in studying different

aspects of our changing climate over monthly, annual, and

interannual scales in the time domain and over regional, zonal,

and global scales in the spatial domain. Author

N88-14572*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

DESCRIPTION OF DATA ON THE NIMBUS 7 LIMS MAP

ARCHIVE TAPE: WATER VAPOR AND NITROGEN DIOXIDE

KENNETH V. HAGGARD, B. T. MARSHALL (G and A Technical

Software, Hampton, Va.), ROBERT J. KURZEJA (Du Pont de

Nemours, E. I. and Co., Aiken, S.C ), ELLIS E. REMSBERG, and

JAMES M. RUSSELL, III Feb. 1988 69 p

(NASA-TP-2761; L-16313; NAS 1.60:2761) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 04B

ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION, EARTH LIMB, INFRARED

DETECTORS, MAPPING, NIMBUS 7 SATELLITE,

STRATOSPHERE

N88-20772*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SUMMARY OF ALONG-TRACK DATA FROM THE EARTH

RADIATION BUDGET SATELLITE FOR SEVERAL MAJOR

DESERT REGIONS

DAVID R. BROOKS and MARTA A. FENN May 1988 147 p

(NASA-RP-1197; L-16401; NAS 1.61:1197) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 04B

For several days in January and August 1985, the Earth

Radiation Budget Satellite, a component of the Earth Radiation

Budget Experiment (ERBE), was operated in an along-track

scanning mode. A survey of radiance measurements is given for

four desert areas in Africa, the Arabian Peninsula, Australia, and

the Sahel region of Africa. Each overflight provides radiance

information for four scene categories: clear, partly cloudy, mostly

cloudy, and overcast. The data presented include the variation of

radiance in each scene classification as a function of viewing

zenith angle during each overflight of the five target areas. Several

features of interest in the development of anisotropic models are

evident, including day-night differences in longwave limb darkening

and the azimuthal dependence of short wave radiance. There is

some evidence that surface features may introduce thermal or

visible shadowing that is not incorporated in the usual descriptions

of the anisotropic behavior of radiance as viewed from space.

The data also demonstrate that the ERBE scene classification

algorithms give results that, at least for desert surfaces, are a

function of viewing geometry. Author

N88-25105*# Tennessee Univ. Space Inst., Tullahoma.

METEOROLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL INPUTS TO

AVIATION SYSTEMS

DENNIS W. CAMP, ed. and WALTER FROST, ed. Jun. 1988

226 p Workshop held in Tullahoma, Tenn., 12-14 Mar. 1985;

sponsored by NASA, Washington, NOAA, FAA, DOD, and Office

of the Federal Coordinator for Meteorology

(NASA-CP-2498; L-16338; NAS 1.55:2498) Avail: NTIS HC

A11/MFA02 CSCL04B

AVIATION METEOROLOGY, FLIGHT SAFETY, WEATHER

N88-27677*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ANGULAR RADIATION MODELS FOR EARTH-ATMOSPHERE

SYSTEM. VOLUME 1: SHORTWAVE RADIATION

J. T. SUTTLES, R. N. GREEN, P. MINNIS, G. L SMITH, W. F.

STAYLOR, B. A. WIELICKI, I. J. WALKER, D. F. YOUNG, V. R.

TAYLOR, and L. L. STOWE (National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Administration, Washington, D. C.) Jul. 1988 148 p

(NASA-RP-1184; L-16414; NAS 1.61:1184) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 04B

Presented are shortwave angular radiation models which are

required for analysis of satellite measurements of Earth radiation,

such as those fro the Earth Radiation Budget Experiment (ERBE).

-The models consist of both bidirectional and directional parameters.

The bidirectional parameters are anisotropic function, standard

deviation of mean radiance, and shortwave-longwave radiance

correlation coefficient. The directional parameters are mean albedo

as a function of Sun zenith angle and mean albedo normalized to

overhead Sun. Derivation of these models from the Nimbus 7

ERB (Earth Radiation Budget) and Geostationary Operational

Environmental Satellite (GOES) data sets is described. Tabulated

values and computer-generated plots are included for the

bidirectional and directional modes. Author

N89-14634*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

SUMMARY OF ALONG-TRACK DATA FROM THE EARTH

RADIATION BUDGET SATELLITE FOR SEVERAL

REPRESENTATIVE OCEAN REGIONS

DAVID R. BROOKS and MARTA A. FENN (Planning Research

Corp., Hampton, Va.) Nov. 1988 216 p

(NASA-RP-1206; L-16449; NAS 1.61:1206) Avail: NTIS HC

A10/MF A02 CSCL 04B

For several days in January and August 1985, the Earth

Radiation Budget Satellite, a component of the Earth Radiation

Budget Experiment (ERBE), was operated in an along-track

scanning mode. A survey of radiance measurements taken in this

mode is given for five ocean regions: the north and south Atlantic,

the Arabian Sea, the western Pacific north of the Equator, .and

part of the Intertropical Convergence Zone. Each overflight contains

information about the clear scene and three cloud categories:

partly cloudy, mostly cloudy, and overcast. The data presented

include the variation of longwave and shortwave radiance in each

scene classification as a function of viewing zenity angle during

each overflight of one of the five target regions. Several features

of interest in the development of anisotropic models are evident,

including the azimuthal dependence of shortwave radiance that is

an essential feature of shortwave bidirectional models. The data

also demonstrate that the scene classification algorithm employed

by the ERBE results in scene classifications that are a function of

viewing geometry. Author

N89-14648'# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

USER'S GUIDE FOR THE NIMBUS 7 SCANNING

MULTICHANNEL MICROWAVE RADIOMETER (SMMR)

CELL-ALL TAPE

C. C. CU, D. HAN, S. T. KIM (ST Systems Corp., Lanham, Md.),

and P. GLOERSEN Oct. 1988 152 p

(NAS5-29386)

(NASA-RP-1210; REPT-88-181; NAS 1.61:1210) Avail: NTIS HC

A08/MF A01 CSCL 04B

The SMMR instrument onboard the Nimbus-7 satellite has been

in operation since October 1978. It provided global coverage of

passive microwave observations at 6.6, 10.7, 18, 21, and 37 GHz.

The oberved brightness temperature can be used to retrieve

geophysical parameters, principally sea surface temperature,

atmospheric water vapor and liquid water content over oceans,

sea ice concentration, and snow cover over land. The SMME

CELL-ALL Tape contains earth-located calibrated brightness

temperature data which have been appropriately binned into cells

of various grid sizes, allowing intercomparisons of observations

made at different frequencies (with corresponding different footprint

sizes). This user's guide describes the operation of the instrument,

the flow of the data processing the calibration procedure, and the

characteristics of the calibrated brightness temperatures and how

they are binned. Detailed tape specifications and lists of available

data are also provided. Author

N89-17374*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

LIMB-DARKENING FUNCTIONS AS DERIVED FROM

ALONG-TRACK OPERATION OF THE ERBE SCANNING

RADIOMETER FOR JANUARY 1985

G. LOUIS SMITH, NATIVIDAD MANALO, JOHN T. SUTTLES, and

IRA WALKER (Planning Research Corp., Hampton, VA.)

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Washington, DC Mar. 1989 26 p

(NASA-RP-1214; L-16487; NAS 1.61:1214) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 04B

During January 1985, the scanning radiometer aboard the Earth

Radiation Budget Satellite was operated to scan along-track. These

data have been analyzed to produce limb-darkening functions for

Earth emitted radiation, which relate the radiance in any given

direction to the radiant exitance. Limb-darkening functions are

presented in tabular form and shown as figures for 10 day cases

and 12 night cases, corresponding to various scene types and

latitude zones. The scene types were computed using

measurements within 10 deg of zenith. The limb-darkening functions

have values of 1.03 to 1.09 at zenith, with 1.06 being typical. It is

found that latitude causes a variation on the order of 1 percent,

except for zenith angles greater than 70 deg. These limb-darkening

models are about 2 percent higher at zenith than the models

derived from Nimbus 7 data. Author

N89-20587*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ANGULAR RADIATION MODELS FOR EARTH-ATMOSPHERE

SYSTEM. VOLUME 2: LONGWAVE RADIATION

J. T. SUTTLES, R. N. GREEN, G. L SMITH, B. A. WIELICKI, I. J.

WALKER, V. R. TAYLOR, and L. L. STOWE (National Oceanic

and Atmospheric Administration, Washington, DC.) Apr. 1989

88 p

(NASA-RP-1184-VOL-2; L-16503; NAS 1.61:1184-VOL-2) Avail:

NTIS HC A05/MF A01 CSCL 04B

The longwave angular radiation models that are required for

analysis of satellite measurements of Earth radiation, such as those

from the Earth Radiation Budget Experiment (ERBE) are presented.

The models contain limb-darkening characteristics and mean fluxes.

Limb-darkening characteristics are the longwave anisotropic factor

and the standard deviation of the longwave radiance. Derivation

of these models from the Nimbus 7 ERB (Earth Radiation Budget)

data set is described. Tabulated values and computer-generated

plots are included for the limb-darkening and mean-flux models.

Author

N89-20588*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

AN ASSESSMENT MODEL FOR ATMOSPHERIC

COMPOSITION

MICHAEL J. PRATHER, ed. Jan. 1988 56 p Proceedings of

a workshop held at NASA Goddard Inst. for Space Studies, New

York, NY, 10-13 Jan. 1988

(NASA-CP-3023; REPT-89-31; NAS 1.55:3023) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 04B

AIR QUALITY, ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION, EARTH

ATMOSPHERE, ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING, PHOTOCHEMICAL OXIDANTS

N89-27302*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

THE 1989 AIRBORNE ARCTIC STRATOSPHERIC EXPEDITION

NIMBUS-7 TOMS DATA ATLAS

ARLIN J. KRUEGER, LANNING M. PENN, DAVID E. LARKO,

SCOTT D. OOIRON, and PATRICIA T. GUIMARAES (ST Systems

Corp., Vienna, VA.) Washington Jul. 1989 154 p

(NAS5-29373)

(NASA-RP-1227; REPT-89B00188; NAS 1.61:1227) Avail: NTIS

HC A08/MF A01 CSCL 04B

Over the past several years, world scientific attention was

focused on the rapid and unanticipated decrease in the abundance

of ozone over Antarctica during the Austral spring. A major aircraft

campaign was conducted from December 1988 to February 1989

in response to the recently published Ozone Trends Panel Report

which found that the largest decreases in Arctic ozone occurred

during January to February at latitudes near the edge of the Arctic

vortex. This atlas provides a complete set of TOMS ozone

measurements over Europe and the North Atlantic for the duration

of the experiment. These were the orbital TOMS measurements

provided to the experimenters in near-real-time. In addition, a set

of Northern Hemisphere TOMS ozone measurements for the period

December 26, 1988 to March 20, 1989 is presented. A comparison

of January and February 1989 mean ozone values to prior years

is also presented. Author

N89-28983*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

THE 1988 ANTARCTIC OZONE MONITORING NIMBUS-7 TOMS

DATA ATLAS

ARLIN J. KRUEGER, LANNING M. PENN, DAVID E. LARKO,

SCOTT D. DOIRON, and PATRICIA T. GUIMARAES (ST Systems

Corp., Vienna, VA.) Aug. 1989 153 p

(NAS5-29375)

(NASA-RP-1225; REPT-89B00176; NAS 1.61:1225) Avail: NTIS

HC A08/MF A01 CSCL 04B

Because of the great environmental significance of ozone

and to support continuing research at McMurdo, Syowa, and other

Southern Hemisphere stations, the development of the 1988 ozone

hole was monitored using data from the Nimbus-7 Total Ozone

Mapping Spectrometer (TOMS) instrument, produced in

near-real-time. This Atlas provides a complete set of daily polar

orthographic projections of the TOMS total ozone measurements

over the Southern Hemisphere for the period August 1 through

November 17, 1988. Although total ozone in mini-holes briefly

dropped below 150 DU in late August, the main ozone hole is

seen to be much less pronounced than in 1987. Minimum values,

observed in late September and early October 1988, were seldom

less than 175 DU. Compared with the same period in 1987, when

a pronounced ozone hole whose minimum value of 109 Dobson

Units (DU) was the lowest total ozone ever observed, the 1988

ozone hole is displaced from the South Pole, opposing a persistent

maximum with values consistently above 500 DU. Daily ozone

values above selected Southern Hemisphere stations are

presented, along with comparisons of the 1988 ozone distribution

to that of other years. Author

N90-14741 *# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ATLAS OF ALBEDO AND ABSORBED SOLAR RADIATION

DERIVED FROM NIMBUS 6 EARTH RADIATION BUDGET

DATA SET, JULY 1975 TO MAY 1978

G. LOUIS SMITH, T. DALE BESS, and DAVID RUTAN (PRC

Kentron, Inc., Hampton, VA.) 1989 88 p

(NASA-RP-1230; L-16601; NAS 1.61:1230) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 04B

An atlas of monthly mean global contour maps of albedo and

absorbed solar radiation is presented. The atlas is based on 35

months of continuous measurements from July 1975 through May

1978. The data were retrieved from measurements made by the

shortwave wide field-of-view radiometer of the first Earth Radiation

Budget (ERB) instrument, which flew on the Nimbus 6 spacecraft

in 1975. Profiles of zonal mean albedos and absorbed solar

radiation are tabulated. These geographical distributions are

provided as a resource for studying the radiation budget of the

earth. This atlas of albedo and absorbed solar radiation

complements the atlases of outgoing longwave radiation by Bess

and Smith in NASA-RP-1185 and RP-1186, also based on the

Nimbus 6 and 7 ERB data. Author

N90-17233*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ATLAS OF ALBEDO AND ABSORBED SOLAR RADIATION

DERIVED FROM NIMBUS 7 EARTH RADIATION BUDGET

DATA SET, NOVEMBER 1978 TO OCTOBER 1985

G. LOUIS SMITH, DAVID RUTAN (PRC Kentron, Inc., Hampton,

VA.), and T. DALE BESS Washington Jan. 1990 213 p

(NASA-RP-1231; L-16591; NAS 1.61:1231) Avail: NTIS HC

A10/MF A02 CSCL 04B

An atlas of monthly mean global contour maps of albedo and

absorbed solar radiation is presented. This atlas contains 7 years

of continuous data from November 1978 through October 1985.

The data were retrieved from measurements made by the second

Earth Radiation Budget (ERB) wide field-of-view instrument, which

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flew on the Nimbus 7 spacecraft in 1978. The deconvolution method

used to produce these data is briefly discussed here so that the

user may understand their generation and limitations. These

geographical distributions of albedo and absorbed solar radiation

are provided as a resource for researchers studying the radiation

budget of the Earth. This atlas of albedo and absorbed solar

radiation complements the atlases of outgoing longwave radiation

by Bess and Smith, also based on the Nimbus 6 and 7 ERB

data. Author

N90-19718*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SPANWISE MEASUREMENTS OF VERTICAL COMPONENTS

OF ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE

ROBERT K. SLEEPER Washington Apr. 1990 67 p

(NASA-TP-2963; L-16550; NAS 1.60:2963) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 04B

. AUTOCORRELATION, CROSS CORRELATION, FLOW

DISTRIBUTION, GUSTS, VERTICAL AIR CURRENTS, WIND

VELOCITY

48

OCEANOGRAPHY

Includes biological, dynamic, and physical oceanography; and

marine resources.

N87-24870* National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

ARCTIC SEA ICE, 1973-1976: SATELLITE

PASSIVE-MICROWAVE OBSERVATIONS

CLAIRE L. PARKINSON, JOSEFINO C. COMISO, H. JAY ZWALLY,

DONALD J. CAVALIERI, PER GLOERSEN, and WILLIAM J.

CAMPBELL (Puget Sound Univ., Tacoma, Wash.) Jan. 1987

301 p Original contains color illustrations

(NASA-SP-489; NAS 1.21:489; LC-86-23876) Avail: NTIS HC

A14 CSCL 08L

The Arctic region plays a key role in the climate of the earth.

The sea ice cover affects the radiative balance of the earth and

radically changes the fluxes of heat between the atmosphere and

the ocean. The observations of the Arctic made by the Electrically

Scanning Microwave Radiometer (ESMR) on board the Nimbus 5

research satellite are summarized for the period 1973 through

1976. B.G.

N90-23837*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

NIMBUS-7 TOMS ANTARCTIC OZONE ATLAS: AUGUST

THROUGH NOVEMBER, 1989

ARLIN J. KRUEGER, LANNING M. PENN, DAVID E. LARKO,

SCOTT D. DOIRON, and PATRICIA T. GUIMARAES (ST Systems

Corp., Vienna, VA.) Jul. 1990 176 p

(NAS5-29373)

(NASA-RP-1237; NAS 1.61:1237; REPT-90B00114) Avail: NTIS

HC A09/MF A01 CSCL 04B

Because of the great environmental significance of ozone

and to support continuing research at the Antarctic and other

Southern Hemisphere stations, the development of the 1989 ozone

hole was monitored using data from the Nimbus-7 Total Ozone

Mapping Spectrometer (TOMS) instrument, produced in

near-real-time. This Atlas provides a complete set of daily polar

orthographic projections of the TOMS total ozone measurements

over the Southern Hemisphere for the period August 1 through

November 30, 1989. The 1989 ozone hole developed in a manner

similar to that of 1987, reaching a comparable depth in early

October. This was in sharp contrast to the much weaker hole of

1986. The 1969 ozone hole remained at polar latitudes as it filled

in November, in contrast to other recent years when the hole

drifted to mid-latitudes before disappearing. Daily ozone values

above selected Southern Hemisphere stations are presented, along

with comparisons of the 1989 ozone distribution to that of other

years. Author

N90-28224*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

FIRE SCIENCE RESULTS 1989

DAVID S. MCDOUGAL, ed. Washington Jul. 1990 434 p

Meeting held in Monterey, CA, 10-14 Jul. 1989; sponsored in

cooperation with NASA, NSF, ONR, DOE, AFGL, and NOAA

(NASA-CP-3079; L-16792; NAS 1.55:3079) Avail: NTIS HC

A19/MF A03 CSCL 04B

CIRRUS CLOUDS, CLIMATOLOGY, CLOUDS (METEOROLOGY), CONFERENCES, MARINE METEOROLOGY, OPTICAL

PROPERTIES, REMOTE SENSING, STRATOCUMULUS

CLOUDS, THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES

51

LIFE SCIENCES (GENERAL)

N87-20727*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

LIQUID DROP STABILITY FOR PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROWTH

IN MICROGRAVITY

ROBERT B. OWEN, BETH H. BROOM, ROBERT S. SNYDER,

and RON DANIEL Apr. 1987 17 p

(NASA-TP-2724; NAS 1.60:2724) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 06B

DROPS (LIQUIDS), MICROGRAVITY APPLICATIONS,

PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROWTH, PROTEIN SYNTHESIS,

STABILITY

N88-15354*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

MICROGRAVITY PARTICLE RESEARCH ON THE SPACE

STATION

STEVEN W. SQUYRES, ed., CHRISTOPHER P. MCKAY, ed., and

DEBORAH E. SCHWARTZ, ed. Dec. 1987 48 p Workshop

held in Moffett Field, Calif., 22-24 Aug. 1985

(NASA-CP-2496; A-87361; NAS 1.55:2496) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL06B

PARTICLES, REDUCED GRAVITY, SPACE STATION

PAYLOADS, SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

N88-17168*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX.

SPACE BIOREACTOR SCIENCE WORKSHOP

DENNIS R. MORRISON, ed. Dec. 1987 183 p Workshop

held in Houston, Tex., 22-23 Aug. 1985

(NASA-CP-2485; S-564; NAS 1.55:2485) Avail: NTIS HC

A09/MF A02 CSCL 06B

BIOPROCESSING, BIOREACTORS, BIOTECHNOLOGY,

CELLS (BIOLOGY), CONFERENCES, CULTURE TECHNIQUES,

REDUCED GRAVITY, SPACE PROCESSING, TISSUES

(BIOLOGY)

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N88-19883*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

SPACE STATION HUMAN FACTORS RESEARCH REVIEW.

VOLUME 3: SPACE STATION HABITABILITY AND FUNCTION:

ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH

MARC M. COHEN, ed., ALICE EICHOLD, ed., and SUSAN HEERS,

ed. Oct. 1987 211 p Workshop held at Moffett Field, Calif.,

3-6 Dec. 1985

(NASA-CP-2426-VOL-3; A-86263-VOL-3; NAS 1.55:2426-VOL-3)

Avail: NTIS HC A10/MF A02 CSCL 05H

ARCHITECTURE, HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING, SPACE

STATIONS, SPACECRAFT DESIGN

N88-24145*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

SPACE STATION HUMAN FACTORS RESEARCH REVIEW.

VOLUME 1: EVA RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

MARC M. COHEN, ed. and H. C. VYKUKAL, ed. Apr. 1988

136 p Workshop held at Moffett Field, Calif., 3-6 Dec. 1985

(NASA-CP-2426-VOL-1; A-87163-VOL-1; NAS 1.55:2426-VOL-1)

Avail: NTIS HC A07/MF A01 CSCL 06B

CONFERENCES, EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITY, HUMAN

FACTORS ENGINEERING, SPACE STATIONS

N88-24148*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

SPACE STATION HUMAN FACTORS RESEARCH REVIEW.

VOLUME 4: INHOUSE ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT AND

RESEARCH

TRIEVE TANNER, ed., YVONNE A. CLEARWATER, ed., and MARC

M. COHEN, ed. May 1988 135 p Workshop held at Moffett

Field, Calif., 3-6 Dec. 1985

(NASA-CP-2426-VOL-4; A-87247-VOL-4; NAS 1.55:2426-VOL-4)

Avail: NTIS HC A07/MF A01 CSCL 06B

HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING, SPACE STATIONS,

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

N89-17997*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

PROCEEDINGS OF A CONFERENCE ON CARDIOVASCULAR

BIOINSTRUMENTATION

RODNEY W. BALLARD, CHARLES A. FULLER, RICHARD MAINS,

and HERBERT J. FINGER Dec. 1988 71 p Conference held

at Motfett Field, CA, 21-22 Jul. 1987

(NASA-CP-10022; A-88120; NAS 1.55:10022) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 06C

BIOINSTRUMENTATION, CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM,

CONFERENCES, GROUND SUPPORT SYSTEMS, MANNED

SPACE FLIGHT

N89-24022*# General Electric Co., Moffett Field, CA.

GAS-GRAIN SIMULATION FACILITY: FUNDAMENTAL

STUDIES OF PARTICLE FORMATION AND INTERACTIONS.

VOLUME 1: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND OVERVIEW

GUY FOGLEMAN, ed., JUDITH L HUNTINGTON, ed. (Search for

Extraterrestrial Intelligence Inst., Los Altos, CA.), DEBORAH E.

SCHWARTZ, ed., and MARK L. FONDA, ed. Mar. 1989 38 p

Presented at the Gas-Grain Simulation Facility Experiments

Workshop, Sunnyvale, CA, 31 Aug. - 1 Sep. 1987; sponsored by

the Exobiology Flight Program

(NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1; A-88256-VOL-1; NAS

1.55:10026-VOL-1) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 06C

AEROSOLS, CLOUDS, COSMIC DUST, GRAINS,

GRAVITATIONAL EFFECTS, NUCLEATION, PARTICLE

INTERACTIONS, PARTICLES, PARTICULATES, REDUCED

GRAVITY, SPACE LABORATORIES, SPACE STATION

PAYLOADS, SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

N89-24023*# General Electric Co., Moffett Field, CA.

GAS-GRAIN SIMULATION FACILITY: FUNDAMENTAL

STUDIES OF PARTICLE FORMATION AND INTERACTIONS.

VOLUME 2: ABSTRACTS, CANDIDATE EXPERIMENTS AND

FEASIBILITY STUDY

GUY FOGLEMAN, ed., JUDITH L. HUNTINGTON, ed. (Search

for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Inst., Los Altos, CA.), DEBORAH

E. SCHWARTZ, ed., and MARK L. FONDA, ed. Mar. 1989

199 p Presented at the Gas-Grain Simulation Facility Experiments

Workshop, Sunnyvale, CA, 31 Aug. - 1 Sep. 1987; sponsored by

the Exobiology Flight Program

(NASA-CP-10026-VOL-2; A-88256-VOL-2; NAS

1.55:10026-VOL-2) Avail: NTIS HC A09/MF A02 CSCL 06C

AEROSOLS, CLOUDS, COSMIC DUST, GRAINS, PARTICLE

INTERACTIONS, PARTICLES, PARTICULATES, REDUCED

GRAVITY, SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

N89-26334"# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

EXOBIOLOGY AND FUTURE MARS MISSIONS

CHRISTOPHER P. MCKAY, ed. and WANDA DAVIS, L., ed.

Washington Mar. 1989 73 p Workshop held in Sunnyvale,

CA, Mar. 1988

(NASA-CP-10027; A-89098; NAS 1.55:10027) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 03B

BIOLOGICAL EVOLUTION, CHEMICAL EVOLUTION,

CONFERENCES, ECOLOGY, EXOBIOLOGY, FOSSILS, MARS

SAMPLE RETURN MISSIONS, SOILS

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AEROSPACE MEDICINE

Includes physiological factors; biological effects of radiation; and

effects of weightlessness on man and animals.

N87-18976* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

AEROSPACE MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY: A CUMULATIVE

INDEX TO THE 1986 ISSUES (SUPPLEMENT 293)

Jan. 1987 251 p

(NASA-SP-7011 (293); NAS 1.21:7011 (293)) Avail: NTIS HC A12

CSCL 06E

This publication is a cumulative index to the abstracts contained

in the Supplements 281 through 292 of Aerospace Medicine and

Biology: A Continuing Bibliography. It includes seven indexes -

subject, personal author, corporate source, foreign technology,

contract number, report number, and accession number. Author

N87-30041* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

AEROSPACE MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY: A CONTINUING

BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 302)

Oct. 1987 55 p

(NASA-SP-7011 (302); NAS 1.21:7011 (302)) Avail: HC A04

CSCL 06E

This bibliography lists 131 reports, articles, and other documents

introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information

system in September, 1987. Author

N88-14623*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX.

AIRBORNE PARTICULATE MATTER IN SPACECRAFT

Feb. 1988 15 p Presented at a Panel Discussion held in

Houston, Tex., 23-24 Jul. 1987

(NAS9-17200)

(NASA-CP-2499; S-570; NAS 1.55:2499) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 06K

AEROSOLS, AEROSPACE ENVIRONMENTS, AIR

PURIFICATION, AIR QUALITY, SPACECRAFT DESIGN

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N88-18180* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

AEROSPACE MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY: A CUMULATIVE

INDEX TO A CONTINUING BIBLIOGRAPHY (SUPPLEMENT

306)

Jan. 1988 210 p

(NASA-SP-7011(306); NAS 1.21:7011(306)) Avail: NTIS HC A10

CSCL 06E

This publication is a cumulative index to the abstracts contained

in the Supplements 294 through 305 of Aerospace Medicine and

Biology: A Continuing Bibliography. It includes seven indexes -

subject, personal author, corporate source, foreign technology,

contract number, report number, and accession number. Author

N88-30281* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

AEROSPACE MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY: A CONTINUING

BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 315)

Oct. 1988 71 p

(NASA-SP-7011(315); NAS 1.21:7011(315)) Avail: NTIS HC A04;

NTIS standing order as PB88-912300. $9.00 domestic, $18.00

foreign CSCL 06E

This bibliography lists 211 reports, articles and other documents

introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information

system in September, 1988. Author

N89-29951* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

AEROSPACE MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY: A CONTINUING

BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 327)

Feb. 1989 53 p

(NASA-SP-7011(327); NAS 1.21:7011(327)) Avail: NTIS HC A04;

NTIS standing order as PB89-912300, $10.50 domestic, $21.00

foreign CSCL 06E

This bibliography lists 127 reports, articles and other documents

introduced into the NASA Scientific and Technical Information

System during August, 1989. Subject coverage includes: aerospace

medicine and psychology, life support systems and controlled

environments, safety equipment, exobiology and extraterrestrial life,

and flight crew behavior and performance. Author

N90-28963* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

AEROSPACE MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY: A CONTINUING

BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 340)

Feb. 1989 64 p

(NASA-SP-7011 (340); NAS 1.21:7011 (340)) Avail: NTIS HC A03;

NTIS standing order as PB90-912300, $11.50 domestic, $23.00

foreign CSCL 06E

This bibliography lists 157 reports, articles and other documents

introduced into the NASA Scientific and Technical Information

System during August 1990. Subject coverage includes: aerospace

medicine and psychology, life support systems and controlled

environments, safety equipment, exobiology and extraterrestrial life,

and flight crew behavior and performance. Author

N90-28965*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

JOINT US/USSR STUDY: COMPARISON OF EFFECTS OF

HORIZONTAL AND HEAD-DOWN BED REST

HAROLD SANDLER and ANATOLI I. GRIGORIEV (Institute of

Biomedical Problems, Moscow, USSR ) Washington Aug. 1990

102 p

(NASA-TP-3037; A-85177; NAS 1.60:3037) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 06S

BED REST, BIOCHEMISTRY, HEAD DOWN TILT,

HYPOKINESIA, LOWER BODY NEGATIVE PRESSURE,

PHYSICAL EXERCISE, PHYSIOLOGY, SPACE FLIGHT

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BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

Includes psychological factors; individual and group behavior; crew

training and evaluation; and psychiatric research.

N88-23370*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

MENTAL-STATE ESTIMATION, 1987

J. RAYMOND COMSTOCK, JR., comp. May 1988 393 p

Workshop held in Williamsburg, Va., 3-4 Jun. 1987; sponsored by

NASA, Langley Research Center, Hampton, Va. and Old Dominion

Univ., Norfolk, Va. Sponsored by NASA, Washington

(NASA-CP-2504; L-16420; NAS 1.55:2504) Avail: NTIS HC

A17/MFA03 CSCL05J

BIOMETRICS, ESTIMATING, HUMAN PERFORMANCE,

MENTAL PERFORMANCE, OPERATOR PERFORMANCE,

PSYCHOMOTOR PERFORMANCE, STRESS (PSYCHOLOGY),

WORKLOADS (PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY), WORKSTATIONS

54

MAN/SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY AND LIFE

SUPPORT

Includes human engineering; biotechnology; and space suits and

protective clothing.

N88-12251*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

CONTROLLED ECOLOGICAL LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM:

REGENERATIVE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS IN SPACE

ROBERT D. MACELROY and DAVID T. SMERNOFF (New

Hampshire Univ., Durham.) Sep. 1987 153 p The 26th

COSPAR Meeting held in Toulouse, France, Jul. 1986

(NCC2-231)

(NASA-CP-2480; A-87256; NAS 1.55:2480) Avail: NTIS HC

A08/MF A01 CSCL 06K

ALGAE, CLOSED ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS, GAS EXCHANGE,

VEGETATION GROWTH

N88-13852'# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

CONTROLLED ECOLOGICAL LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM.

DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, AND USE OF A GROUND-BASED

PLANT GROWTH MODULE

ROBERT D. MACELROY, DAVID T. SMERNOFF (New Hampshire

Univ., Durham.), and JOHN D. RUMMEL Sep. 1987 83 p

Meeting held at Moffett Field, Calif., Sep. 1984, in Cocoa Beach,

Fla., Apr. 1985 and in Carmel, Calif., 23-25 Apr. 1986

(NCC2-27)

(NASA-CP-2479; A-87255; NAS 1.55:2479) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 06K

CLOSED ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS, CROP GROWTH,

EXPERIMENT DESIGN, FOOD, LABORATORY EQUIPMENT,

PLANTS (BOTANY)

N89-13898'# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

REPORT OF THE 1ST PLANNING WORKSHOP FOR CELSS

FLIGHT EXPERIMENTATION

JOHN W. TREMOR and ROBERT D. MACELROY 1988 28 p

Workshop held at Moffett Field, Calif., 23-24 Mar. 1987

(NASA-CP-10020; A-88265; NAS 1.55:10020) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 05H

BIOASTRONAUTICS, CLOSED ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS,

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CONFERENCES,

ENVIRONMENTS

PLANTS (BOTANY), SPACECRAFT

N89-18039*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

INTERACTIVE ORBITAL PROXIMITY OPERATIONS PLANNING

SYSTEM

ARTHUR J. GRUNWALD and STEPHEN R. ELLIS Nov. 1988

48 p

(NASA-TP-2839; A-88091; NAS 1.60:2839) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 05H

COMPUTER GRAPHICS, ORBITAL MANEUVERS, PROXIMITY,

SPACE STATIONS, SPACECRAFT TRAJECTORIES

59

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENCES

(GENERAL)

N88-14629*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

A GENERAL SOLUTION TO THE SILHOUETTE PROBLEM

DAVID R. HEDGLEY, JR. Feb. 1987 9 p

(NASA-TP-2695; H-1348; NAS 1.60:2695) Avail: NTIS HC

A02/MFA01 CSCL 12A

COMPUTER GRAPHICS, DISPLAY DEVICES, IMAGE

ENHANCEMENT, IMAGE PROCESSING

N90-22918*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

SPATIAL DISPLAYS AND SPATIAL INSTRUMENTS

STEPHEN R. ELLIS, ed., MARY K. KAISER, ed., and ARTHUR J.

GRUNWALD, ed. (Technion - Israel Inst. of Tech., Haifa.) Jul.

1989 623 p Conference held in Pacific Grove, CA, 31 Aug. - 3

Sep. 1987; sponsored by NASA, Ames Research Center, Moffett

Field, CA and California Univ., Berkeley

(NASA-CP-10032; A-88090; NAS 1.55:10032) Avail: NTIS HC

A99/MF A04 CSCL 05H

COMPUTER GRAPHICS, CONFERENCES, DISPLAY DEVICES,

IMAGE ANALYSIS, SPATIAL RESOLUTION, VISUAL

PERCEPTION

N88-17206*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX.

FIRST ANNUAL WORKSHOP ON SPACE OPERATIONS

AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS (SOAR 87)

SANDY GRIFFIN, ed. Oct. 1987 530 p Workshop held in

Houston, Tex., 5-7 Aug. 1987; sponsored by NASA, Johnson Space

Flight Center and the US Air Force

(NASA-CP-2491; S-567; NAS 1.55:2491) Avail: NTIS HC

A23/MFA04 CSCL 12B

ARCHITECTURE (COMPUTERS), AUTOMATIC CONTROL,

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN, CONFERENCES, DISTRIBUTED

PROCESSING, EXPERT SYSTEMS, LOGISTICS, MAN MACHINE

SYSTEMS, NEURAL NETS, PARALLEL PROCESSING

(COMPUTERS), ROBOTICS

N90-22965*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

DETERMINATION OF DEPTH-VIEWING VOLUMES FOR

STEREO THREE-DIMENSIONAL GRAPHIC DISPLAYS

RUSSELL V. PARRISH and STEVEN P. WILLIAMS (Army Aviation

Systems Command, Saint Louis, MO.) Washington Jun. 1990

21 p

(DA PROJ. 1L1-61102-AH-45)

(NASA-TP-2999; L-16655; NAS 1.60:2999;

AVSCOM-TM-90-B-016) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL

05H

COMPUTER GRAPHICS, DEPTH, SPACE PERCEPTION,

STEREOSCOPIC VISION, VISUAL SIGNALS

55

SPACE BIOLOGY

Includes exobiology; planetary biology; and extraterrestrial life.

N90-13939*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

CELLS IN SPACE

JEAN D. SIBONGA, ed., RICHARD C. MAINS, ed., THOMAS N.

FAST, ed. (Santa Clara Univ., CA.), PAUL X. CALLAHAN, ed.,

and CHARLES M. WINGET, ed. Aug. 1989 310 p Conference

held in San Juan Bautista, CA, 31 Oct. - 4 Nov. 1988

(NASA-CP-10034; A-89131; NAS 1.55:10034) Avail: NTIS HC

A14/MF A02 CSCL 06C

CELLS (BIOLOGY), CONFERENCES, EXPERIMENT DESIGN,

GRAVITATIONAL EFFECTS, GRAVITATIONAL PHYSIOLOGY,

MANNED SPACE FLIGHT, SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

N88-21646*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

CARE 3 USER'S WORKSHOP

Apr. 1988 160 p Workshop held in Hampton, Va., 6-7 Oct.

1987; sponsored by NASA, Washington

(NASA-CP-10011; NAS 1.55:10011) Avail: NTIS HC A08/MF

A01 CSCL 12A

COMPUTER PROGRAMS, CONFERENCES, FAULT

TOLERANCE, RELIABILITY ANALYSIS

N89-19817*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX.

SECOND ANNUAL WORKSHOP ON SPACE OPERATIONS

AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS (SOAR 1988)

SANDY GRIFFIN, ed./comp. Washington, DC Nov. 1988

517 p Workshop held in Dayton, OH, 20-23 Jul. 1988; sponsored

by NASA, Johnson Space Flight Center, USAF, Washington, DC,

and Wright State Univ., Dayton, OH

(NASA-CP-3019; S-585; NAS 1.55:3019) Avail: NTIS HC

A22/MF A04 CSCL 12A

COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTION, COMPUTER

TECHNIQUES, EXPERT SYSTEMS, HUMAN FACTORS

ENGINEERING, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, KNOWLEDGE BASES

(ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE), ROBOTICS, SYSTEMS

INTEGRATION, TELEOPERATORS

N90-21524*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A TIME-ACCURATE ADAPTIVE GRID METHOD AND THE

NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF A SHOCK-VORTEX

INTERACTION

MICHAEL J. BOCKELIE and PETER R. EISEMAN (Columbia Univ.,

New York, NY.) Washington Jun. 1990 20 p

(NAG1-427; AF-AFOSR-0307-86)

(NASA-TP-2998; L-16727; NAS 1.60:2998) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 12A

COMPUTATIONAL GRIDS, COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION,

GRID GENERATION (MATHEMATICS), SHOCK WAVE

INTERACTION, VORTICES

61
59 MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENCES (GENERAL)

N90-25503*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX.

THIRD ANNUAL WORKSHOP ON SPACE OPERATIONS

AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS (SOAR 1989)

SANDY GRIFFIN, ed. Washington Mar. 1990 651 p Workshop

held in Houston, TX, 25-27 Jul. 1989; sponsored by NASA,

Washington, the AF, and Houston-Clear Lake Univ.

(NASA-CP-3059; S-599; NAS 1.55:3059) Avail: NTIS HC

A99/MF A04 CSCL 12A

AEROSPACE ENVIRONMENTS, AUTOMATIC CONTROL,

CONFERENCES, END EFFECTORS, EXPERT SYSTEMS, HUMAN

FACTORS ENGINEERING, KNOWLEDGE BASES (ARTIFICIAL

INTELLIGENCE), MANIPULATORS, ROBOTICS, ROBOTS, SPACE

STATIONS, SPACECRAFT CONTAMINATION, TELEOPERATORS

60

COMPUTER OPERATIONS AND HARDWARE

Includes hardware for computer graphics, firmware, and data

processing.

N78-74659* National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

THE MSFC/UAH DATA MANAGEMENT SYMPOSIUM

A. CASTELLI, ed. 16 Feb. 1978 423 p refs Symp. held at

Huntsville, Ala., 18-19 Oct. 1977

(NASA-CP-2040)

ALABAMA, CONFERENCES, DATA MANAGEMENT, NASA

PROGRAMS, UNIVERSITIES

N88-20833*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

DIGITAL ENHANCEMENT OF FLOW FIELD IMAGES

ROBERT A. KUDLINSKI and STEPHEN K. PARK Mar. 1988

25 p Original contains color illustrations

(NASA-TP-2770; L-16318; NAS 1.60:2770) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 09B

DIGITAL TECHNIQUES, FLOW VISUALIZATION, IMAGE

ENHANCEMENT, IMAGE PROCESSING, PHOTOGRAPHIC

PROCESSING

N90-20651*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX.

GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGY IN SPACE APPLICATIONS (GTSA

1989)

SANDY GRIFFIN, ed. Aug. 1989 247 p Workshop held in

Houston, TX, 12-14 Apr. 1989; sponsored by NASA, Washington

and Houston Univ., Clear Lake

(NASA-CP-3045; S-594; NAS 1.55:3045) Avail: NTIS HC

A11/MFA02 CSCL 09B

COMPUTER ANIMATION, COMPUTER GRAPHICS.

CONFERENCES, DISPLAY DEVICES, MAN MACHINE SYSTEMS,

SPACE SHUTTLES, SPACE STATIONS, SYSTEMS SIMULATION,

TELEOPERATORS, TRAINING SIMULATORS

M. SZCZUR, ed. and E. HARRIS, ed. 1985 400 p Conference

held at Greenbelt, Md., 4-6 Jun. 1985

(NASA-CP-2399; NAS 1.55:2399) Avail: NTIS HC A17/MF A03

CSCL 09B

ACCESS CONTROL, COMPUTER NETWORKS, FORMAT,

IMAGE PROCESSING, SOFTWARE ENGINEERING, SOFTWARE

TOOLS, SPACE STATIONS

N87-19931*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

COMPUTER SCIENCES AND DATA SYSTEMS, VOLUME 1

Mar. 1987 356 p Proceedings of a Symposium held in

Williamsburg, Va., 18-20 Nov. 1986

(NASA-CP-2459-VOL-1; NAS 1.55:2459-VOL-1) Avail: NTIS HC

A16/MFA02 CSCL09B

ARCHITECTURE (COMPUTERS), CONCURRENT PROCESSING, CONFERENCES, DATA MANAGEMENT, DISTRIBUTED PROCESSING, EXPERT SYSTEMS, SOFTWARE

ENGINEERING

N87-19932*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

COMPUTER SCIENCES AND DATA SYSTEMS, VOLUME 2

Mar. 1987 339 p Proceedings of a Symposium held in

Williamsburg, Va., 18-20 Nov. 1986

(NASA-CP-2459-VOL-2; NAS 1.55:2459-VOL-2) Avail: NTIS HC

A15/MFA02 CSCL09B

CONFERENCES, DATA STORAGE, DISTRIBUTED

PROCESSING, FIBER OPTICS, MASSIVELY PARALLEL

PROCESSORS, OPTICAL DATA PROCESSING, PARALLEL

PROCESSING (COMPUTERS), VHSIC (CIRCUITS)

N87-23156*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

SIXTH ANNUAL USERS' CONFERENCE

MARTHA SZCZUR, ed. and ELFRIEDA HARRIS, ed. (Science

Applications Research, Lanham, Md.) Oct. 1986 228 p

Conference held in Pasadena, Calif., 8-10 Oct. 1986; sponsored

by JPL and NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center

(NASA-CP-2463; REPT-87B0176; NAS 1.55:2463) Avail: NTIS

HC A11 /MF A02 CSCL 09B

APPLICATIONS PROGRAMS (COMPUTERS), COMPUTER

SYSTEMS PROGRAMS, CONFERENCES, IMAGE PROCESSING,

INFORMATION SYSTEMS, MAN-COMPUTER INTERFACE,

OPERATING SYSTEMS (COMPUTERS)

N87-26531*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

FRONTIERS OF MASSIVELY PARALLEL SCIENTIFIC

COMPUTATION

JAMES R. FISCHER, ed. Jul. 1987 293 p Symposium held

in Greenbelt, Md., 24-25 Sep. 1986; sponsored by NASA Goddard

Space Flight Center and Goodyear Aerospace Corp.

(NASA-CP-2478; REPT-87B9876; NAS 1.55:2478) Avail: NTIS

HC A13/MF A02 CSCL 09B

ALGORITHMS, COMPUTER GRAPHICS, COMPUTER

SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE, COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION,

MASSIVELY PARALLEL PROCESSORS, PARALLEL

PROCESSING (COMPUTERS)

61

COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND SOFTWARE

Includes computer programs, routines, and algorithms, and specific

applications, e.g., CAD/CAM.

N87-10720"# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE 5TH ANNUAL USERS' CONFERENCE

N88-16360*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

THIRD CONFERENCE ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR

SPACE APPLICATIONS, PART 1

JUDITH S. DENTON, comp., MICHAEL S. FREEMAN, comp., and

MARY VEREEN, comp. Nov. 1987 421 p Conference held in

Huntsville, Ala., 2-3 Nov. 1987; sponsored by NASA, Marshall

Space Flight Center, Huntsville, Ala. and Alabama Univ.,

Huntsville

(NASA-CP-2492-Pt-l; M-575-PT-1; NAS 1.55:2492-Pt-1) Avail:

NTIS HC A18/MF A03 CSCL 09B

COMPUTER PROGRAMS, CONFERENCES, DATA BASE

62
61 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND SOFTWARE

MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS, EXPERT SYSTEMS, KNOWLEDGE,

MAN MACHINE SYSTEMS, ROBOTICS, SCHEDULING, SPACE

SHUTTLES, SPACE STATIONS, SPACECRAFT CONTROL

N88-24188*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

THIRD CONFERENCE ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR

SPACE APPLICATIONS, PART 2

JUDITH S. DENTON, comp., MICHAEL S. FREEMAN, comp., and

MARY VEREEN, comp. Jun. 1988 66 p Conference held in

Huntsville, Ala., 2-3 Nov. 1987; sponsored by NASA, Marshall

Space Flight Center, Huntsville, Ala. and Alabama Univ.,

Huntsville Sponsored by NASA, Washington

(NASA-CP-2492-PT-2; M-576-PT-2; NAS 1.55:2492-PT-2) Avail:

NTIS HC A04/MF A01 CSCL 09B

COMPUTER PROGRAMS, CONFERENCES, EXPERT

SYSTEMS, SOFTWARE TOOLS, SPACE STATIONS

N88-29351*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

SECOND CONFERENCE ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR

SPACE APPLICATIONS

THOMAS DOLLMAN, comp. Aug. 1988 709 p Conference

held in Huntsville, Ala., 13-14 Nov. 1986; sponsored by NASA,

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, Ala. and Alabama Univ.,

Huntsville Sponsored by NASA, Washington, D.C.

(NASA-CP-3007; M-577; NAS 1.55:3007) Avail: NTIS HC

A99/MF A04 CSCL 09B

AUTOMATIC CONTROL, COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN,

COMPUTER VISION, EXPERT SYSTEMS, ROBOTICS, SPACE

STATIONS

N89-11407*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

OEXP ANALYSIS TOOLS WORKSHOP

L BERNARD GARRETT, ROBERT L WRIGHT, DEBORAH BADI,

and JOHN T. FINDLAY (Flight Mechanics and Control, Inc.,

Hampton, Va.) Aug. 1988 146 p Workshop held in Hampton,

Va., 21-22 Jun. 1988 Sponsored by NASA, Washington, D.C.

(NASA-CP-10013; NAS 1.55:10013) Avail: NTIS HC A07/MF

A01 CSCL 09B

COMPUTER PROGRAMS, LUNAR EXPLORATION, MARS

LANDING, MISSION PLANNING, SOFTWARE TOOLS

N89-12237*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ANALYSIS OF POSITRON LIFETIME SPECTRA IN POLYMERS

JAG J. SINGH, GERALD H. MALL (Computer Sciences Corp.,

Hampton, Va.), and DANNY R. SPRINKLE Dec. 1988 61 p

(NASA-TP-2853; L-16468; NAS 1.60:2853) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 09B

COMPUTER PROGRAMS, EPOXY COMPOUNDS, HALF LIFE,

POSITRONS, RADIATION SPECTRA

N89-13994*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

THE ESTIMATION ERROR COVARIANCE MATRIX FOR THE

IDEAL STATE RECONSTRUCTOR WITH MEASUREMENT

NOISE

MICHAEL E. POLITES Dec. 1988 19 p

(NASA-TP-2881; NAS 1.60:2881) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 09B

COVARIANCE, ERROR ANALYSIS, MATRICES

(MATHEMATICS), RECONSTRUCTION, STATE ESTIMATION

N89-15549*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

FOURTH CONFERENCE ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR

SPACE APPLICATIONS

STEPHEN L ODELL, comp., JUDITH S. DENTON, comp., and

MARY VEREEN, comp. Oct. 1988 485 p Conference held in

Huntsville, AL, 15-16 Nov. 1988; sponsored by NASA and Alabama

Univ., Huntsville

(NASA-CP-3013; M-599; NAS 1.55:3013) Avail: NTIS HC

A21/MFA03 CSCL09B

AEROSPACE SCIENCES, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE,

EXPERT SYSTEMS, ROBOTICS

N89-22332"# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SCIENTIFIC DATA COMPRESSION

WORKSHOP

H. K. RAMAPRIYAN, ed. Washington, DC Feb. 1989 448 p

Workshop held in Snowbird, UT, 3-5 May 1988; sponsored by

NASA, Washington

(NASA-CP-3025; REPT-89B0038; NAS 1.55:3025) Avail: NTIS

HCA19/MFA03 CSCL 09B

CONFERENCES, DATA COMPRESSION, DATA

MANAGEMENT, DATA TRANSMISSION, IMAGE PROCESSING,

IMAGING TECHNIQUES, SIGNAL PROCESSING, TELEMETRY,

VECTORS (MATHEMATICS)

N89-23181*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A KNOWLEDGE-BASED TOOL FOR MULTILEVEL

DECOMPOSITION OF A COMPLEX DESIGN PROBLEM

JAMES L. ROGERS Washington May 1989 23 p

(NASA-TP-2903; L-16557; NAS 1.60:2903) Availi NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 09B

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN, KNOWLEDGE BASES

(ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE), SCHEDULING, SOFTWARE

TOOLS, SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

N90-11454*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

APPLICATIONS OF THE HYBRID AUTOMATED RELIABILITY

PREDICTOR: REVISED EDITION

SALVATORE J. BAVUSO, JOANNE BECHTA DUGAN, KISHOR

TRIVEDI, BETH ROTHMANN, and MARK BOYD (Duke Univ.,

Durham, NC.) Dec. 1988 30 p

(NASA-TP-2760-REV; L-16304; NAS 1.60:2760-REV) Avail:

NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 09B

APPLICATIONS PROGRAMS (COMPUTERS), COMPUTER

TECHNIQUES, FAULT TOLERANCE, PREDICTIONS,

RELIABILITY

N90-14789*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SOFTWARE REUSE ISSUES

SUSAN J. VOIGT, ed. and KATHRYN A. SMITH, ed.

Washington Dec. 1989 168 p Workshop held in Melbourne,

FL, 17-18 Nov. 1988

(NASA-CP-3057; L-16667; NAS 1.55:3057) Avail: NTIS HC

A08/MF A01 CSCL 09B

COMPUTER PROGRAMS, CONFERENCES, SOFTWARE

ENGINEERING, SOFTWARE TOOLS, SPACE STATIONS

N90-18882*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

LOW-ENERGY GAMMA RAY ATTENUATION

CHARACTERISTICS OF AVIATION FUELS

JAG J. SINGH, CHIH-PING SHEN (Old Dominion Univ., Norfolk,

VA.), and DANNY R. SPRINKLE Washington Mar. 1990

40 p

(NASA-TP-2974; L-16719; NAS 1.60:2974) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 09B

AIRCRAFT FUELS, AIRPORTS, ENERGY ABSORPTION, FUEL

SYSTEMS, GAMMA RAY ABSORPTION, GAMMA RAYS

N90-27275*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

FIFTH CONFERENCE ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR

SPACE APPLICATIONS

STEVE L. ODELL, comp. Washington May 1990 587 p

Conference held in Huntsville, AL, 22-23 May 1990; sponsored in

cooperation with Alabama Univ., Huntsville, IEEE, and AIAA

63
62 COMPUTER SYSTEMS

(NASA-CP-3073; M-627; NAS 1.55:3073) Avail: NTIS HC

A25/MF A04 CSCL 09B

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, AUTOMATIC CONTROL,

CONFERENCES, KNOWLEDGE BASES (ARTIFICIAL

INTELLIGENCE), ROBOTICS

62

COMPUTER SYSTEMS

Includes computer networks and special application computer

systems.

N87-23202*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

APPLICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR REAL-TIME

SIMULATORS IN GROUND-TEST FACILITIES

DALE J. ARPASI and RICHARD A. BLECH Dec. 1986 26 p

(NASA-TP-2672; E-3189; NAS 1.60:2672) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 09B

GROUND TESTS, REAL TIME OPERATION, SIMULATORS,

TEST FACILITIES

N89-17422*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

PARALLEL GAUSSIAN ELIMINATION OF A BLOCK

TRIDIAGONAL MATRIX USING MULTIPLE

MICROCOMPUTERS

RICHARD A. BLECH Washington, DC Feb. 1989 35 p

(NASA-TP-2892; E-4199; NAS 1.60:2892) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 09B

GAUSSIAN ELIMINATION, MATRICES (MATHEMATICS),

MICROCOMPUTERS, MULTIPROCESSING (COMPUTERS),

PARALLEL PROGRAMMING

N89-24815*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

THE FAULT TREE COMPILER (FTC): PROGRAM AND

MATHEMATICS

RICKY W. BUTLER and ANNA L. MARTENSEN (PRC Kentron,

Inc., Hampton, VA.) Washington Jul. 1989 40 p

(NASA-TP-2915; L-16529; NAS 1.60:2915) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 098

COMPUTER PROGRAMS, COMPUTER TECHNIQUES, FAULT

TOLERANCE, FAULT TREES, PROBABILITY THEORY,

RELIABILITY ANALYSIS

63

CYBERNETICS

Includes feedback and control theory, artificial intelligence, robotics

and expert systems.

N88-30330"# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

THE 1988 GODDARD CONFERENCE ON SPACE

APPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

JAMES RASH, ed. and PETER HUGHES, ed. Aug. 1988

437 p Conference held in Greenbelt, Md., 24 May 1988

Sponsored by NASA, Washington, D.C.

(NASA-CP-3009; REPT-88B0212; NAS 1.55:3009) Avail: NTIS

HCA19/MFA03 CSCL 09B

AEROSPACE ENGINEERING, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE,

COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION, CONFERENCES, EXPERT

SYSTEMS, IMAGE PROCESSING, MISSION PLANNING

N89-26578*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

THE 1989 GODDARD CONFERENCE ON SPACE

APPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

JAMES RASH, ed. Washington Apr. 1989 385 p Conference

held in Greenbelt, MD, 16-17 May 1989

(NASA-CP-3033; REPT-89B00099; NAS 1.55:3033) Avail: NTIS

HC A17/MF A03 CSCL 09B

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, COMPUTER VISION,

COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION, CONFERENCES, DATA

MANAGEMENT, EXPERT SYSTEMS, FAILURE ANALYSIS, IMAGE

PROCESSING, MISSION PLANNING

N90-10618*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

OPTIMIZED RESOLVED RATE CONTROL OF

SEVEN-DEGREE-OF-FREEDOM LABORATORY TELEROBOTIC

MANIPULATOR (LTM) WITH APPLICATION TO

THREE-DIMENSIONAL GRAPHICS SIMULATION

L. KEITH BARKER and WILLIAM S. MCKINNEY, JR.

Washington Oct. 1989 80 p

(NASA-TP-2938; L-16562; NAS 1.60:2938) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 09B

DEGREES OF FREEDOM, MANIPULATORS, OPTIMAL

CONTROL, REAL TIME OPERATION, ROBOT CONTROL,

ROBOTICS, TELEROBOTICS

N90-22294*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

THE 1990 GODDARD CONFERENCE ON SPACE

APPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

JAMES L RASH, ed. May 1990 342 p Conference held in

Greenbelt, MD, 1-2 May 1990

(NASA-CP-3068; REPT-90B00078; NAS 1.55:3068) Avail: NTIS

HCA15/MFA02 CSCL 098

ARCHITECTURE (COMPUTERS), ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE,

CONFERENCES, FAULT TOLERANCE, PLANNING,

SCHEDULING

64

NUMERICAL ANALYSIS

Includes iteration, difference equations, and numerical

approximation.

N87-14054"# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SOME PATH-FOLLOWING TECHNIQUES FOR SOLUTION OF

NONLINEAR EQUATIONS AND COMPARISON WITH

PARAMETRIC DIFFERENTIATION

R. L. BARGER and R. W. WALTERS (Virginia Polytechnic Inst.

and State Univ., Blacksburg.) 1986 16 p

(NASA-TP-2654; L-16199; NAS 1.60:2654) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 12A

COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, CRITICAL PATH METHOD,

DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS, NONLINEAR EQUATIONS,

PARAMETER IDENTIFICATION

N87-14918*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

SOLUTION OF ELLIPTIC PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL

EQUATIONS BY FAST POISSON SOLVERS USING A LOCAL

RELAXATION FACTOR. 2: TWO-STEP METHOD

S.C.CHANG May 1986 17 p

(NASA-TP-2530; E-2528-1; NAS 1.60:2530) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 12A

ELLIPTIC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS, ELLIPTIC

FUNCTIONS, PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS, PROBLEM

SOLVING

64
66 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS

N87-22441*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE RECONSTRUCTION

PERFORMANCE OF INTERPOLANTS

DONALD L. LANSING and STEPHEN K. PARK (College of William

and Mary, Williamsburg, Va.) May 1987 35 p

(NASA-TP-2688; L-16164; NAS 1.60:2688) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 12A

INTERPOLATION, QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS, RECONSTRUCTION

N87-22447*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AN ALGORITHM FOR SURFACE SMOOTHING WITH

RATIONAL SPLINES

JAMES R. SCHIESS Jun. 1987 17 p

(NASA-TP-2708; L-16272; NAS 1.60:2708) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 12A

ALGORITHMS, RATIONAL FUNCTIONS, SMOOTHING,

SPLINE FUNCTIONS, SURFACE ROUGHNESS

N87-28367*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EXPERIMENTS IN ENCODING MULTILEVEL IMAGES AS

QUADTREES

DONALD L. LANSING Sep. 1987 60 p

(NASA-TP-2722; L-16292; NAS 1.60:2722) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 12A

CODING, DATA COMPRESSION, DATA STORAGE, GRAY

SCALE, IMAGE PROCESSING

N89-12316*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

THREE-DIMENSIONAL MULTIGRID ALGORITHMS FOR THE

FLUX-SPLIT EULER EQUATIONS

W. KYLE ANDERSON, JAMES L. THOMAS, and DAVID L.

WHITFIELD (Mississippi State Univ., Mississippi State.) Nov.

1988 41 p

(NASA-TP-2829; L-16416; NAS 1.60:2829) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 12A

APPROXIMATION, COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS,

EULER EQUATIONS OF MOTION, FLUX VECTOR SPLITTING,

THREE DIMENSIONAL FLOW

N89-16415*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECT OF EPHEMERIS ERRORS ON THE ACCURACY OF

THE COMPUTATION OF THE TANGENT POINT ALTITUDE OF

A SOLAR SCANNING RAY AS MEASURED BY THE SAGE 1

AND 2 INSTRUMENTS

JAMES J. BUGLIA Washington, DC Feb. 1989 29 p

(NASA-TP-2866; L-16485; NAS 1.60:2866) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 12A

ALTITUDE, APPROXIMATION, EPHEMERIDES, POSITION

ERRORS, SAGE SATELLITE, SCANNING, SPACECRAFT ORBITS,

SUN, TANGENTS

65

STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY

Includes data sampling and smoothing; Monte Carlo method; and

stochastic processes.

N87-23244*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

DEVELOPMENT OF CONFIDENCE LIMITS BY PIVOTAL

FUNCTIONS FOR ESTIMATING SOFTWARE RELIABILITY

KELLY J. DOTSON Jun. 1987 12 p

(NASA-TP-2709; L-16264; NAS 1.60:2709) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 12A

CONFIDENCE LIMITS, FAILURE ANALYSIS, PREDICTIONS,

RELIABILITY ANALYSIS, SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

N87-27474*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

PROBABILISTIC RISK ANALYSIS OF FLYING THE SPACE

SHUTTLE WITH AND WITHOUT FUEL TURBINE DISCHARGE

TEMPERATURE REDLINE PROTECTION

LEONARD HOWELL Aug. 1987 22 p

(NASA-TP-2759; NAS 1.60:2759) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 12A

ENGINE FAILURE, MATHEMATICAL MODELS, SPACE

SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE, SPACECRAFT RELIABILITY,

STOCHASTIC PROCESSES, TEMPERATURE SENSORS

N88-17380*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SURE RELIABILITY ANALYSIS: PROGRAM AND

MATHEMATICS

RICKY W. BUTLER and ALLAN L. WHITE Mar. 1988 77 p

(NASA-TP-2764; L-16263; NAS 1.60:2764) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL12A

APPLICATIONS PROGRAMS (COMPUTERS), FAULT

TOLERANCE, MARKOV PROCESSES, MATHEMATICAL

MODELS, RELIABILITY ANALYSIS

N88-22653*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ANALYSIS AND TESTING OF THE SURE PROGRAM

KELLY J. DOTSON 1988 1p

(NASA-TP-2817; L-16413; NAS 1.60:2817) PREVIEW CSCL

12A

COMPUTER PROGRAMS, ERROR ANALYSIS, FAULT

TOLERANCE, MARKOV PROCESSES, MATHEMATICAL

MODELS, RELIABILITY ANALYSIS

66

SYSTEMS ANALYSIS

Includes mathematical modeling; network analysis; and operations

research.

N88-21740*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Hugh L. Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, CA.

USER'S MANUAL FOR LINEAR, A FORTRAN PROGRAM TO

DERIVE LINEAR AIRCRAFT MODELS

EUGENE L. DUKE, BRIAN P. PATTERSON, and ROBERT F.

ANTONIEWICZ Dec. 1987 109 p

(NASA-TP-2768; H-1259; NAS 1.60:2768) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MFA01 CSCL 12B

AIRCRAFT MODELS, COMPUTER PROGRAMS, FORTRAN,

LINEARIZATION

N89-16437*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Hugh L. Dryden Flight Research Facility, Edwards, CA.

USER'S MANUAL FOR INTERACTIVE LINEAR: A FORTRAN

PROGRAM TO DERIVE LINEAR AIRCRAFT MODELS

ROBERT F. ANTONIEWICZ, EUGENE L DUKE, and BRIAN P.

PATTERSON Sep. 1988 126 p

(NASA-TP-2835; H-1443; NAS 1.60:2835) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 12B

AIRCRAFT DESIGN, FORTRAN, INTERACTIVE CONTROL,

LINEAR SYSTEMS, USER MANUALS (COMPUTER PROGRAMS)

65
67 THEORETICAL MATHEMATICS

67

THEORETICAL MATHEMATICS

Includes topology and number theory.

K. F. WILLSHIRE Jan. 1987 59 p

(NASA-TP-2630; L-16153; NAS 1.60:2630) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 46A

BACKGROUND NOISE, EFFECTIVE PERCEIVED NOISE

LEVELS, NOISE INTENSITY, NOISE POLLUTION, NOISE

TOLERANCE

N89-14052*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

AN ECONOMICAL SEMI-ANALYTICAL ORBIT THEORY FOR

MICRO-COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

R. A. GORDON Washington, D.C. Mar. 1988 46 p

(NASA-TP-2811; REPT-86B0451; NAS 1.60:2811) Avail: NTIS

HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 12A

AERODYNAMIC DRAG, COMPUTER TECHNIQUES, ORBIT

CALCULATION, ORBIT PERTURBATION, ZONAL HARMONICS

70

PHYSICS (GENERAL)

N89-14053*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A GENERAL FORMALISM FOR PHASE SPACE

CALCULATIONS

JOHN W. NORBURY, PHILIP A. DEUTCHMAN, LAWRENCE W.

TOWNSEND, and FRANCIS A. CUCINOTTA (Old Dominion Univ.,

Norfolk, Va.) Nov. 1988 23 p

(NSF PHY-84-11009)

(NASA-TP-2843; L-16463; NAS 1.60:2843) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20C

GALACTIC COSMIC RAYS, NORMALITY, PHASE-SPACE

INTEGRAL

N90-12282*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

PARAMETRIC STUDY OF POWER ABSORPTION FROM

ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES BY SMALL FERRITE SPHERES

GERALD W. ENGLERT Nov. 1989 22 p

(NASA-TP-2949; E-4601; NAS 1.60:2949) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20C

EDDY CURRENTS, ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION,

FERRITES, HYSTERESIS, RADIATION ABSORPTION, SPHERES

N90-18957*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

ANNIHILATION IN GASES AND GALAXIES

RICHARD J. DRACHMAN, ed. Washington Jan. 1990 271 p

Workshop held in Greenbelt, MD, 19-21 Jul. 1989

(NASA-CP-3058; REPT-90B00019; NAS 1.55:3058) Avail: NTIS

HC A12/MF A02 CSCL 20H

ANNIHILATION REACTIONS, ANTIMATTER, POSITRONIUM,

POSITRONS, SCATTERING CROSS SECTIONS

71

ACOUSTICS

Includes sound generation, transmission, and attenuation.

N87-14120*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EFFECTS OF BACKGROUND NOISE ON TOTAL NOISE

ANNOYANCE

N87-17479*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

POWER CEPSTRUM TECHNIQUE WITH APPLICATION TO

MODEL HELICOPTER ACOUSTIC DATA

R. M. MARTIN and C. L BURLEY Washington Jun. 1986

68 p

(NASA-TP-2586; L-16070; NAS 1.60:2586) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 20A

ACOUSTIC MEASUREMENT, CEPSTRAL ANALYSIS,

HELICOPTERS, MODELS, SIGNAL REFLECTION

N87-18399"# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

CORRELATION OF HELICOPTER IMPULSIVE NOISE FROM

BLADE-VORTEX INTERACTION WITH ROTOR MEAN INFLOW

ANDREW B. CONNOR and R. M. MARTIN Mar. 1987 23 p

(NASA-TP-2650; L-16145; NAS 1.60:2650) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20A

BLADE SLAP NOISE, BLADE-VORTEX INTERACTION, ROTOR

BLADES (TURBOMACHINERY), VORTICES, WIND TUNNEL

TESTS

N87-20798*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EXPERIMENTAL VALIDATION OF A TWO-DIMENSIONAL

SHEAR-FLOW MODEL FOR DETERMINING ACOUSTIC

IMPEDANCE

TONY L. PARROTT, WILLIE R. WATSON, and MICHAEL G. JONES

(PRC Kentron, Inc., Hampton, Va.) May 1987 50 p

(NASA-TP-2679; L-16203; NAS 1.60:2679) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20A

ACOUSTIC IMPEDANCE, MODELS, SHEAR FLOW, TWO

DIMENSIONAL FLOW, TWO DIMENSIONAL MODELS

N87-24161*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ANNOYANCE RESPONSE TO SIMULATED ADVANCED

TURBOPROP AIRCRAFT INTERIOR NOISE CONTAINING

TONAL BEATS

JACK D. LEATHERWOOD Jul. 1987 28 p

(NASA-TP-2689; L-16184; NAS 1.60:2689) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20A

AIRCRAFT COMPARTMENTS, AIRCRAFT NOISE, HUMAN

TOLERANCES, PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS, RESPONSES

N88-11450*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EVALUATION OF A SCALE-MODEL EXPERIMENT TO

INVESTIGATE LONG-RANGE ACOUSTIC PROPAGATION

TONY L. PARROTT, GERRY L MCANINCH, and INGRID A.

CARLBERG Nov. 1987 55 p

(NASA-TP-2748; L-16300; NAS 1.60:2748) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 20A

ACOUSTICS, FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS, MATHEMATICAL

MODELS, SCALE MODELS, TERRAIN, WAVE PROPAGATION

N88-13002*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

MEASUREMENT OF VELOCITY AND VORTICITY FIELDS IN

THE WAKE OF AN AIRFOIL IN PERIODIC PITCHING MOTION

EARL R. BOOTH, JR. Dec. 1987 31 p

(NASA-TP-2780; L-16339; NAS 1.60:2780) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20A

AIRFOILS, PITCH (INCLINATION), VORTICES, VORTICITY,

WAKES

66
72 ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR PHYSICS

N88-16510*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SHOCK STRUCTURE AND NOISE OF SUPERSONIC JETS IN

SIMULATED FLIGHT TO MACH 0.4

THOMAS D. NORUM and JOHN G. SHEARIN Feb. 1988

187 p

(NASA-TP-2785; L-16341; NAS 1.60:2785) Avail: NTIS HC

A08/MF A01 CSCL 20A

JET AIRCRAFT NOISE, MACH NUMBER, SHOCK WAVES,

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT

N88-17440*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

MEASURED AND CALCULATED ACOUSTIC ATTENUATION

RATES OF TUNED RESONATOR ARRAYS FOR TWO

SURFACE IMPEDANCE DISTRIBUTION MODELS WITH FLOW

TONY L. PARROTT, A. LOUIS ABRAHAMSON, and MICHAEL G.

JONES (PRC Kentron, Inc., Hampton, Va.) Jan. 1988 51 p

(NASA-TP-2766; L-16352; NAS 1.60:2766) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 20A

ACOUSTIC ATTENUATION, ACOUSTIC IMPEDANCE, CAVITY

RESONATORS, ENGINE NOISE, FINITE ELEMENT METHOD,

GRAZING FLOW, NOISE REDUCTION

M88-17441 *# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ANNOYANCE CAUSED BY ADVANCED TURBOPROP

AIRCRAFT FLYOVER NOISE: SINGLE-ROTATING PROPELLER

CONFIGURATION

DAVID A. MCCURDY Mar. 1988 43 p

(NASA-TP-2782; L-16301; NAS 1.60:2782) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20A

ENGINE NOISE, JET AIRCRAFT NOISE, NOISE INTENSITY,

NOISE TOLERANCE, PROPELLER FANS, TOLERANCES

(PHYSIOLOGY)

N88-22710*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ADVANCING-SIDE DIRECTIVITY AND RETREATING-SIDE

INTERACTIONS OF MODEL ROTOR BLADE-VORTEX

INTERACTION NOISE

R. M. MARTIN, W. R. SPLETTSTOESSER, J. W. ELLIOTT, and

K.-J. SCHULTZ (Deutsche Forschungs- und Versuchsanstalt fuer

Luft- und Raumfahrt, Brunswick, West Germany ) May 1988

43 p

(NASA-TP-2784; L-16354; NAS 1.60:2784; AVSCOM-TR-87-B-3)

Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 20A

BLADE-VORTEX INTERACTION, ROTOR AERODYNAMICS

N88-26907*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

HELICOPTER MAIN-ROTOR NOISE: DETERMINATION OF

SOURCE CONTRIBUTIONS USING SCALED MODEL DATA

THOMAS F. BROOKS, J. RALPH JOLLY, JR. (Planning Research

Corp., Hampton, Va.), and MICHAEL A. MARCOLINI Aug. 1988

66 p

(NASA-TP-2825; L-16399; NAS 1.60:2825) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 20A

AIRCRAFT NOISE, BLADE SLAP NOISE, BO-105

HELICOPTER, ROTARY WINGS, WIND TUNNEL TESTS

N89-25673*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AIRFOIL SELF-NOISE AND PREDICTION

THOMAS F. BROOKS, D. STUART POPE (PRC Kentron, Inc.,

Hampton, VA.), and MICHAEL A. MARCOLINI Jul. 1989 145 p

(NASA-RP-1218; L-16528; NAS 1.61:1218) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 20A

A prediction method is developed for the self-generated noise

of an airfoil blade encountering smooth flow. The prediction

methods for the individual self-noise mechanisms are semiempirical

and are based on previous theoretical studies and data obtained

from tests of two- and three-dimensional airfoil blade sections.

The self-noise mechanisms are due to specific boundary-layer

phenomena, that is, the boundary-layer turbulence passing the

trailing edge, separated-boundary-layer and stalled flow over an

airfoil, vortex shedding due to laminar boundary layer instabilities,

vortex shedding from blunt trailing edges, and the turbulent vortex

flow existing near the tip of lifting blades. The predictions are

compared successfully with published data from three self-noise

studies of different airfoil shapes. An application of the prediction

method is reported for a large scale-model helicopter rotor, and

the predictions compared well with experimental broadband noise

measurements. A computer code of the method is given. Author

N90-10680*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

FLUCTUATING PRESSURES MEASURED BENEATH A

HIGH-TEMPERATURE, TURBULENT BOUNDARY LAYER ON A

FLAT PLATE AT MACH NUMBER OF 5

TONY L. PARROTT, MICHAEL G. JONES (Planning Research

Corp.. Hampton, VA.), and CINDY W. ALBERTSON Washington

Nov. 1989 39 p

(NASA-TP-2947; L-16596; NAS 1.60:2947) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20A

HIGH TEMPERATURE, MACH NUMBER, PIEZORESISTIVE

TRANSDUCERS, PRESSURE MEASUREMENT, SIGNAL

PROCESSING, TURBULENT BOUNDARY LAYER

W90-24853*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

FAA/NASA EN ROUTE NOISE SYMPOSIUM

CLEMANS A. POWELL, comp. Washington Apr. 1990 301 p

Symposium held in Hampton, VA, 12-13 Sep. 1989

(NASA-CP-3067; L-16763; NAS 1.55:3067) Avail: NTIS HC

A14/MF A02 CSCL 20A

AIRCRAFT NOISE, AIRPORTS, CONFERENCES, NASA

PROGRAMS, NOISE POLLUTION, NOISE TOLERANCE,

PROPELLERS, ROUTES

N90-29166* National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ANNOYANCE CAUSED BY ADVANCED TURBOPROP

AIRCRAFT FLYOVER NOISE:

COUNTER-ROTATING-PROPELLER CONFIGURATION

DAVID A. MCCURDY Washington Sep. 1990 88 p

(NASA-TP-3027; L-16780; NAS 1.60:3027) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 20A

HUMAN TOLERANCES, NOISE INTENSITY, NOISE

TOLERANCE, PROPELLER NOISE, PSYCHOACOUSTICS,

SOUND PRESSURE

72

ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR PHYSICS

Includes atomic structure, electron properties, and molecular

spectra.

N89-30022*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

AUGER ELECTRON INTENSITY VARIATIONS IN

OXYGEN-EXPOSED LARGE GRAIN POLYCRYSTALLINE

SILVER

W. S. LEE, R. A. OUTLAW, G. B. HOFLUND, and M. R. DAVIDSON

(Florida Univ., Gainesville.) 1989 18 p

(NASA-TP-2930; L-16579; NAS 1.60:2930) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20H

AUGER SPECTROSCOPY, CRYSTALLOGRAPHY, ELECTRON

FLUX DENSITY, OXYGEN RECOMBINATION, POLYCRYSTALS,

SILVER

67
73 NUCLEAR AND HIGH-ENERGY PHYSICS

73

NUCLEAR AND HIGH-ENERGY PHYSICS

Includes elementary and nuclear particles; and reactor theory.

LAWRENCE W. TOWNSEND Jan. 1990 11 p

(NASA-TP-2968; L-16610; NAS 1.60:2968) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20H

EJECTION, EXCITATION, PARTICLE COLLISIONS, PARTICLE

EMISSION, PHOTONUCLEAR REACTIONS

N87-17487*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

DOUBLY DIFFERENTIAL CROSS SECTIONS FOR GALACTIC

HEAVY-ION FRAGMENTATION

FRANCIS A. CUCINOTTA (Old Dominion Univ., Norfolk, Va.), JOHN

W. NORBURY, GOVIND S. KHANDELWAL, and LAWRENCE W.

TOWNSEND Feb. 1987 23 p

(NASA-TP-2659; L-16187; NAS 1.60:2659) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20H

COLLISION PARAMETERS, GALAXIES, HEAVY IONS,

PARTICLE COLLISIONS, SCATTERING CROSS SECTIONS

N87-24977*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

POSSIBLE COMPLEMENTARY COSMIC-RAY SYSTEMS:

NUCLEI AND ANTINUCLEI

WARREN W. BUCK, JOHN W. WILSON, LAWRENCE W.

TOWNSEND, and JOHN W. NORBURY (Idaho Univ., Moscow.)

Jul. 1987 47 p

(NASA-TP-2741; L-16275; NAS 1.60:2741) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20H

ANTIMATTER, ANTIPARTICLES, GALACTIC COSMIC RAYS,

HEAVY IONS, NUCLEI (NUCLEAR PHYSICS)

N88-13015*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES IN STUDIES OF CONDENSED

MATTER

JAG J. SINGH Aug. 1987 22 p

(NASA-RP-1195; L-16361; NAS 1.61:1195) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20H

Nuclear techniques have played an important role in the studies

of materials over the past several decades. For example, X-ray

diffraction, neutron diffraction, neutron activation, and particle- or

photon-induced X-ray emission techniques have been used

extensively for the elucidation of structural and compositional

details of materials. Several new techniques have been developed

recently. Four such techniques are briefly reviewed which have

great potential in the study and development of new materials. Of

these four, Mossbauer spectroscopy, muon spin rotation, and

positron annihilation spectroscopy techniques exploit their great

sensitivity to the local atomic environments in the test materials.

Interest in synchrotron radiation, on the other hand, stems from

its special properties, such as high intensity, high degree of

polarization, and high monochromaticity. It is hoped that this brief

review will stimulate interest in the exploitation of these newer

techniques for the development of improved materials. Author

N88-30402*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

EIKONAL SOLUTIONS TO OPTICAL MODEL

COUPLED-CHANNEL EQUATIONS

FRANCIS A. CUCINOTTA, GOVIND S. KHANDELWAL, KHIN M.

MAUNG (Old Dominion Univ., Norfolk, Va.), LAWRENCE W.

TOWNSEND, and JOHN W. WILSON Nov. 1988 30 p

(NASA-TP-2830; L-16462; NAS 1.60:2830) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20H

EIKONAL EQUATION, ELASTIC SCATTERING, HEAVY IONS,

INELASTIC SCATTERING, IONIC COLLISIONS, NUCLEAR

SCATTERING, SCATTERING AMPLITUDE

N90-14890*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

CALCULATION OF TWO-NEUTRON MULTIPLICITY IN

PHOTONUCLEAR REACTIONS

JOHN W. NORBURY (Rider Coll., Lawrenceville, NJ.) and

74

OPTICS

Includes light phenomena; and optical devices.

N87-13264*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

THEORY FOR COMPUTING THE FIELD SCATTERED FROM A

SMOOTH INFLECTED SURFACE

R. L. BARGER and A. K. DOMINEK 1986 23 p

(NASA-TP-2632; L-16157; NAS 1.60:2632) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20F

BODIES OF REVOLUTION, ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION,

MICROWAVES, REFLECTANCE, SURFACE PROPERTIES, WAVE

SCATTERING

N90-25673*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

MODE-MEDIUM INSTABILITY AND ITS CORRECTION WITH A

GAUSSIAN REFLECTIVITY MIRROR

K. L. WEBSTER and C. C. SUNG (Alabama Univ., Huntsville.)

Washington Jun. 1990 26 p

(NASA-TP-3023; NAS 1.60:3023) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 20F

CARBON DIOXIDE LASERS, HIGH POWER LASERS, LASER

BEAMS, LASER STABILITY, LASING, MIRRORS,

REFLECTANCE

75

PLASMA PHYSICS

Includes magnetohydrodynamics and plasma fusion.

N87-10764*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

LASER-POWERED MHD GENERATORS FOR SPACE

APPLICATION

N. W. JALUFKA Oct. 1986 15 p

(NASA-TP-2621; NAS 1.60:2621) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 20!

ENERGY CONVERSION EFFICIENCY, LASER PLASMA

INTERACTIONS, MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC GENERATORS

N87-14998*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

ASYMPTOTIC ANALYSIS OF CORONA DISCHARGE FROM

THIN ELECTRODES

P. A. DURBIN Sep. 1986 7 p

(NASA-TP-2645; E-3151; NAS 1.60:2645) Avail: NTIS HC

A02/MF A01 CSCL 20!

ASYMPTOTIC METHODS, ELECTRIC CORONA, ELECTRIC

DISCHARGES, ELECTRODES

N88-18443*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

LASER PRODUCTION AND HEATING OF PLASMA FOR MHD

APPLICATION

N. W. JALUFKA Mar. 1988 11 p

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81 ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT

(NASA-TP-2798; L-16373; MAS 1.60:2798) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 20!

ELECTRIC GENERATORS, ENERGY CONVERSION

EFFICIENCY, MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC GENERATORS,

PLASMA HEATING

N89-14842*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

LUNAR HELIUM-3 AND FUSION POWER

Washington, DC Sep. 1988 234 p Workshop held in Cleveland,

Ohio, 25-26 Apr. 1988

(NASA-CP-10018; E-4254; NAS 1.55:10018) Avail: NTIS HC

A11/MFA02 CSCL 20!

HELIUM ISOTOPES, LUNAR SOIL, MINING, NUCLEAR

FUSION, REGOLITH

76

SOLID-STATE PHYSICS

Includes superconductivity.

N90-12348*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH.

FORTRAN PROGRAM FOR X RAY PHOTOELECTRON

SPECTROSCOPY DATA REFORMATTING

PHILLIP B. ABEL Nov. 1989 10 p

(NASA-TP-2957; E-4867; NAS 1.60:2957) Avail: NTIS HC

A02/MF A01 CSCL 20L

BINARY DATA, COMPUTER PROGRAMS, ELECTRON

SPECTROSCOPY, FORMAT, FORTRAN, X RAY

SPECTROSCOPY

81

ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT

Includes management planning and research.

N87-20833* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

MANAGEMENT: A BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR NASA MANAGERS

(SUPPLEMENT 21)

Apr. 1987 70 p

(NASA-SP-7500(21); NAS 1.21:7500(21)) Avail: NTIS HC A04

CSCL 05A

This bibliography lists 664 reports, articles and other documents

introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information

system in 1986. Items are selected and grouped according to

their usefulness to the manager as manager. Citations are grouped

into ten subject categories: human factors and personnel issues;

management theory and techniques; industrial management and

manufacturing; robotics and expert systems; computers and

information management; research and development; economics,

costs, and markets; logistics and operations management; reliability

and quality control; and legality, legislation, and policy. Author

N88-21867* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

MANAGEMENT: A BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR NASA MANAGERS

Apr. 1988 158 p

(NASA-SP-7500(22); NAS 1.21:7500(22)) Avail: NTIS HC A08

CSCL 05A

This bibliography lists 653 reports, articles and other documents

introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information

system in 1987. Items are selected and grouped according to

their usefulness to the manager as manager. Citiations are grouped

into ten subject categories; human factors and personnel issues;

management theory and techniques; industrial management and

manufacturing; robotics and expert systems; computers and

information management; research and development; economics,

costs and markets; logistics and operations management, reliability

and quality control; and legality, legislation, and policy. Author

N89-12479*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

ISSUES IN NASA PROGRAM AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT

FRANCIS T. HOBAN, ed. Oct. 1988 51 p

(NASA-SP-6101; NAS 1.21:6101) Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF A01

CSCL 05A

This collection of papers and resources on aerospace

management issues is inspired by a desire to benefit from the

lessons learned from past projects and programs. Inherent in the

NASA culture is a respect for divergent viewpoints and innovative

ways of doing things. This publication presents a wide variety of

views and opinions. Good management is enhanced when program

and project managers examine the methods of veteran managers,

considering the lessons they have learned and reflected on their

own guiding principles. Author

N89-26766* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

MANAGEMENT: A BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR NASA MANAGERS

Apr. 1989 198 p

(NASA-SP-7500(23); NAS 1.21:7500(23)) Avail: NTIS HC A09

CSCL 05A

This bibliography lists 822 reports, articles and other documents

introduced into the NASA Scientific and Technical Information

System in 1988. Items are selected and grouped according to

their usefulness to the manager as manager. Citations are grouped

into ten subject categories: human factors and personnel issues;

management theory and techniques; industrial management and

manufacturing; robotics and expert systems; computers and

information management; research and development; economics,

costs and markets; logistics and operations management; reliability

and quality control; and legality, legislation, and policy. Author

N90-12385*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

WORKING WITH PEOPLE TO IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY AND

QUALITY: A BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH INDEXES, 1984-1988

Oct. 1989 72 p

(NASA-SP-7078; NAS 1.21:7078) Avail: NTIS HC A04 CSCL

05A

This bibliography contains 253 anotated references to reports

and journal articles entered into the NASA scientific and technical

information database 1984 to 1988. Author

N90-13277*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

ISSUES IN NASA PROGRAM AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT

FRANCIS T. HOBAN, ed. 1989 57 p

(NASA-SP-6101 (02); NAS 1.21:6101(02)) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01; SOD HC $15.00 as 033-000-010-64-8 CSCL 05A

This new collection of papers on aerospace management issues

contains a history of NASA program and project management,

some lessons learned in the areas of management and budget

from the Space Shuttle Program, an analysis of tools needed to

keep large multilayer programs organized and on track, and an

update of resources for NASA managers. A wide variety of opinions

and techniques are presented. Author

N90-24174* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

MANAGEMENT: A BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR NASA MANAGERS

Mar. 1990 190 p

(NASA-SP-7500(24); NAS 1.21:7500(24)) Avail: NTIS HC A09

CSCL 05A

This bibliography lists 755 reports, articles and other documents

introduced into the NASA Scientific and Technical Information

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System in 1989. Items are selected and grouped according to

their usefulness to the manager as manager. Citations are grouped

into ten subject categories: human factors and personnel issues;

management theory and techniques; industrial management and

manufacturing; robotics and expert systems; computers and

information management; research and development; economics,

costs and markets; logistics and operations management; reliability

and quality control; and legality, legislation, and policy. Author

DOCUMENTATION AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

Includes information management; information storage and retrieval

technology; technical writing; graphic arts; and micrography.

N87-25023* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA PATENT ABSTRACTS BIBLIOGRAPHY: A CONTINUING

BIBLIOGRAPHY. SECTION 1: ABSTRACTS (SUPPLEMENT 31)

Jul. 1987 45 p

(NASA-SP-7039(31)-Sect-1; NAS 1.21:7039(31)-Sect-1) Avail:

NTIS HC A03; NTIS standing order as PB86-911100, $11.50

domestic, $23.00 foreign CSCL 05B

Abstracts are provided for 85 patents and patent applications

entered into the NASA scientific and technical information system

during the period January 1987 through June 1987. Each entry

consists of a citation, an abstract, and in most cases, a key

illustration selected from the patent or patent application. Author

N87-26689* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA PATENT ABSTRACTS BIBLIOGRAPHY: A CONTINUING

BIBLIOGRAPHY. SECTION 2: INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 31)

Jul. 1987 493 p

(NASA-SP-7039(31)-SECT-2; NAS 1.21:7039(31)-SECT-2) Avail:

NTIS HC A21 CSCL 05B

A subject index is provided for over 4600 patents and patent

applications for the period May 1969 through June 1987. Additional

indexes list personal authors, corporate authors, contract numbers,

NASA case numbers, U.S. patent class numbers, and NASA

accession numbers. Author

N87-27557* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA THESAURUS SUPPLEMENT: A FOUR PART

CUMULATIVE SUPPLEMENT TO THE 1985 EDITION OF THE

NASA THESAURUS (SUPPLEMENT 3)

Jul. 1987 325 p

(NASA-SP-7053-SUPPL-3; NAS 1.21:7053-SUPPL-3) Avail: NTIS

HC A14 CSCL 05B

The four part cumulative NASA Thesaurus Supplement to the

1985 edition of the NASA Thesaurus includes Part 1, Hierarchical

Listing, Part 2, Access Vocabulary, Part 3, NASA Thesaurus

Definitions, and Part 4, Changes. The semiannual supplement gives

complete hierarchies for new terms. Author

N87-30218*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS: A

CATALOG OF SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS, REFERENCE

PUBLICATIONS, CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS, AND

TECHNICAL PAPERS, 1977-1986

Sep. 1987 390 p

(NASA-SP-7063(01); NAS 1.21:7063(01)) Avail: NTIS HC free as

PR-655B; NASA Scientific and Technical Information Facility, P.O.

Box 8757, BWI Airport, Md. 21240 HC free CSCL 05B

This catalog lists 2311 citations of all NASA Special Publications,

NASA Reference Publications, NASA Conference Publications, and

NASA Technical Papers that were entered into the NASA scientific

and technical database during the decade 1977 through 1986.

The entries are grouped by subject category. Indexes of subject

terms, personal authors, and NASA report numbers are provided.

Author

N88-15732* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA PATENT ABSTRACTS BIBLIOGRAPHY: A CONTINUING

BIBLIOGRAPHY. SECTION 1: ABSTRACTS (SUPPLEMENT 32)

Jan. 1988 61 p

(NASA-SP-7039(32)-SECT-1; NAS 1.21:7039(32)-SECT-1) Avail:

NTIS HC A04; NTIS standing order as PB 88-911100, $12.50

domestic, $25.00 foreign CSCL 05B

Abstracts are provided for 136 patents and patent applications

entered into the NASA scientific and technical information system

during the period July through December 1987. Each entry consists

of a citation , an abstract, and in most cases, a key illustration

selected from the patent or patent application. Author

N88-18511* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA PATENT ABSTRACTS BIBLIOGRAPHY: A CONTINUING

BIBLIOGRAPHY. SECTION 2: INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 32)

Jan. 1988 499 p

(NASA-SP-7039(32)-SECT-2; NAS 1.21:7039(32)-SECT-2) Avail:

NTIS HC A21; NTIS standing order as PB88-911100, $26.50

domestic, $53.00 foreign CSCL 05B

A subject index is provided for over 4700 patents and patent

applications for the period May 1969 through December 1987.

Additional indexes list personal authors, corporate authors, contract

numbers, NASA case numbers, U.S. patent class numbers, U.S.

patent numbers, and NASA accession numbers. Author

N88-22830*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS: A

CATALOG OF SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS, REFERENCE

PUBLICATIONS, CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS, AND

TECHNICAL PAPERS, 1987

Mar. 1988 69 p

(NASA-SP-7063(02); NAS 1.21:7063(02)) Avail: NTIS HC free as

PR-828; NASA Scientific and Technical Information Facility, P.O.

Box 8757, BWI Airport, Md. 21240 HC free CSCL 05B

This catalog lists 239 citations of all NASA Special Publications,

NASA Reference Publications, NASA Conference Publications, and

NASA Technical Papers that were entered in the NASA scientific

and technical information database during accession year 1987.

The entries are grouped by subject category. Indexes of subject

terms, personal authors, and NASA report numbers are provided.

Author

N89-13301'# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA THESAURUS. VOLUME 3: DEFINITIONS

Jul. 1988 148 p

(NASA-SP-7064-VOL-3; NAS 1.21:7064-VOL-3) Avail: NTIS HC

A07 CSCL 05B

Publication of NASA Thesaurus definitions began with

Supplement 1 to the 1985 NASA Thesaurus. The definitions given

here represent the complete file of over 3,200 definitions,

complimented by nearly 1,000 use references. Definitions of more

common or general scientific terms are given a NASA slant if one

exists. Certain terms are not defined as a matter of policy: common

names, chemical elements, specific models of computers, and

nontechnical terms. The NASA Thesaurus predates by a number

of years the systematic effort to define terms, therefore not all

Thesaurus terms have been defined. Nevertheless, definitions of

older terms are continually being added. The following data are

provided for each entry: term in uppercase/lowercase form,

definition, source, and year the term (not the definition) was added

to the NASA Thesaurus. The NASA History Office is the authority

for capitalization in satellite and spacecraft names. Definitions with

no source given were constructed by lexicographers at the NASA

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Scientific and Technical Information (STI) Facility who rely on the

following sources for their information: experts in the field, literature

searches from the NASA STI database, and specialized

references. Author

N89-15779*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

THE NASA SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION

SYSTEM: ITS SCOPE AND COVERAGE

Dec. 1988 216 p

(NASA-SP-7065; NAS 1.21:7065) Avail: NTIS HC A10/MF A02

CSCL 05B

A general description of the subject areas covered in the NASA

scientific and technical information system is presented. In addition,

it establishes subject-based selection criteria for guiding decisions

related to the addition of new documents to the NASA collection.

Author

N89-25775* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA PATENT ABSTRACTS BIBLIOGRAPHY: A CONTINUING

BIBLIOGRAPHY. SECTION 1: ABSTRACTS (SUPPLEMENT 35)

Jun. 1989 38 p

(NASA-SP-7039(35)-SECT-1; NAS 1.21:7039(35)-SECT-1) Avail:

NTIS HC A03; NTIS standing order as PB89-911100, $13.75

domestic, $27.50 foreign CSCL 05B

Abstracts are provided for 58 patents and patent applications

entered into the NASA scientific and technical information systems

during the period January 1989 through June 1989. Each entry

consists of a citation, an abstract, and in most cases, a key

illustration selected from the patent or patent application. Author

N89-29264* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA PATENT ABSTRACTS BIBLIOGRAPHY: A CONTINUING

BIBLIOGRAPHY. SECTION 2: INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 35)

Jan. 1989 512 p

(NASA-SP-7039(35)-SECT-2; NAS 1.21:7039(35)-SECT-2) Avail:

NTIS HC A22; NTIS standing order as PB89-911100, $29.00

domestic, $58.00 foreign CSCL 05B

A subject index is provided for over 4600 patents and patent

applications for the period May 1969 through June 1989. Additional

indexes list personal authors, corporate authors, contract numbers,

NASA case numbers, U.S. patent class numbers, U.S. patent

numbers, and NASA accession numbers. Author

N90-10782*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS: A

CATALOG OF SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS, REFERENCE

PUBLICATIONS, CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS, AND

TECHNICAL PAPERS, 1988

Feb. 1989 57 p

(NASA-SP-7063(03); NAS 1.21:7063(03)) Avail: NTIS HC free as

PR-849; NASA Scientific and Technical Information Facility, BWI

Airport, MD free CSCL 05B

This catalog lists 179 citations of all NASA Special Publications,

NASA Reference Publications, NASA Conference Publications, and

NASA Technical Papers that were entered into the NASA scientific

and technical information database during accession year 1988.

The entries are grouped by subject category. Indexes of subject

terms, personal authors, and NASA report numbers are provided.

Author

N90-22438*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA THESAURUS SUPPLEMENT: A FOUR PART

CUMULATIVE SUPPLEMENT TO THE 1988 EDITION OF THE

NASA THESAURUS (SUPPLEMENT 3) Semiannual Report

Mar. 1989 33 p

(NASA-SP-7064-SUPPL-3; NAS 1.21:7064-SUPPL-3) Avail: NTIS

HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 05B

The four-part cumulative supplement to the 1988 edition of

the NASA Thesaurus includes the Hierarchical Listing (Part 1),

Access Vocabulary (Part 2), Definitions (Part 3), and Changes

(Part 4). The semiannual supplement gives complete hierarchies

and accepted upper/lowercase forms for new terms. Author

N90-25698* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA PATENT ABSTRACTS BIBLIOGRAPHY: A CONTINUING

BIBLIOGRAPHY. SECTION 1: ABSTRACTS (SUPPLEMENT 37)

Jan. 1989 43 p

(NASA-SP-7039(37)-SECT-1; NAS 1.21:7039(37)-SECT-1) Avail:

NTIS HC A04; NTIS standing order as PB89-911100, $15.00

domestic, $30.00 foreign CSCL 05B

Abstracts are provided for 76 patents and patent applications

entered into the NASA scientific and technical information systems

during the period January 1990 through June 1990. Each entry

consists of a citation, an abstract, and in most cases, a key

illustration selected from the patent or patent application. Author

N90-26700* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA PATENT ABSTRACTS BIBLIOGRAPHY: A CONTINUING

BIBLIOGRAPHY. SECTION 2: INDEXES (SUPPLEMENT 37)

Jan. 1989 507 p

(NASA-SP-7039(37)-SECT-2; NAS 1.21:7039(37)-SECT-2) Avail:

NTIS HC A22; NTIS standing order as PB90-911100, $32.00

domestic, $64.00 foreign CSCL 05B

A subject index is provided for over 4600 patents and patent

applications for the period May 1969 through June 1990. Additional

indexes list personal authors, corporate authors, contract numbers,

NASA case numbers, U.S. patent class numbers, U.S. patent

numbers, and NASA accession numbers. Author

N90-26710*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

GRAMMAR, PUNCTUATION, AND CAPITALIZATION: A

HANDBOOK FOR TECHNICAL WRITERS AND EDITORS

MARY K. MCCASKILL Washington 1990 112 p

(NASA-SP-7084; L-16617; NAS 1.21:7084) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 05B

Writing problems are addressed which are often encountered

in technical documents and preferences are indicated (Langley's)

when authorities do not agree. It is directed toward professional

writers, editors, and proofreaders. Those whose profession lies in

other areas (for example, research or management), but who have

occasion to write or review others' writing will also find this

information useful. A functional attitude toward grammar and

punctuation is presented. Chapter 1 on grammar presents

grammatical problems related to each part of speech. Chapter 2

on sentence structure concerns syntax, that is, effective

arrangement of words, with emphasis on methods of revision to

improve writing effectiveness. Chapter 3 addresses punctuation

marks, presenting their function, situations when they are required

or incorrect, and situations when they are appropriate but optional.

Chapter 4 presents capitalization, which is mostly a matter of

editorial style and preference rather than a matter of generally

accepted rules. An index and glossary are included. Author

N90-27548*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, 1984-1989: A

BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH INDEXES

May 1990 202 p

(NASA-SP-7079; NAS 1.21:7079) Avail: NTIS HC A10 CSCL

05B

This bibliography contains 768 annotated references to reports

and journal articles entered into the NASA scientific and technical

information database 1984 to 1989. Author

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84

LAW, POLITICAL SCIENCE AND SPACE POLICY

Includes NASA appropriation hearings; aviation law; space law

and policy; international law; international cooperation; and patent

policy.

N88-19375*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

SPACELAB: AN INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS STORY

DOUGLAS R. LORD (Science Applications International Corp.,

Washington, D.C.) 1987 565 p Original contains color

illustrations

(NASW-4092)

(NASA-SP-487; NAS 1.21:487; LC-86-17979) Avail: NTIS HC

A24/MF A03 CSCL 05D

Spacelab is a European-developed and U.S.-operated space

laboratory carried in the cargo bay of the Space Shuttle Orbiter.

This story of the Spacelab Development Program traces the

program from the origin of the Spacelab concept, describing

negotiations and agreements for European participation and the

role of Europe and the United States in system development,

operational capability development, and utilization planning. It also

considers the joint management structure, coordination, and

experience in solving management and technical interface

problems. The book is not an exhaustive historical treatise, but

an informative and readable story of the evolution and technical

accomplishments of this unique program in manned space flight

and of some of the unusual political and human interest aspects

of the program from the viewpoint of one of the key participants.

Author

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URBAN TECHNOLOGY AND TRANSPORTATION

Includes applications of space technology to urban problems;

technology transfer; technology assessment; and surface and mass

transportation.

N87-70425* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

SIGNIFICANT NASA INVENTIONS. AVAILABLE FOR

LICENSING IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES

1977 103 p

(NASA-SP-7038(04); NAS 1.21:7038(04)) Avail: SOD HC $5.00

as 003-000-00986-1; NTIS MF A01

88

SPACE SCIENCES (GENERAL)

N87-23313*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

DOUBLE LAYERS IN ASTROPHYSICS

ALTON C. WILLIAMS, ed. and TAUNA W. MOOREHEAD, ed. May

1987 321 p Workshop held in Huntsville, Ala., 17-19 Mar.

1986; sponsored by NASA, Washington and USRA

(NASA-CP-2469; M-560; NAS 1.55:2469) Avail: NTIS HC

A14/MF A02 CSCL 03B

CONFERENCES, ELECTRIC FIELDS, ENERGY TRANSFER,

MATHEMATICAL MODELS, PLASMA LAYERS, PLASMA

PHYSICS, SPACE PLASMAS

N87-24247*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

ESSAYS IN SPACE SCIENCE

REUVEN RAMATY, ed., THOMAS L. CLINE, ed., and JONATHAN

F. ORMES, ed. Jun. 1987 424 p Symposium held in Greenbelt,

Md., 23 Apr. 1985

(NASA-CP-2464; REPT-87B0055; NAS 1.55:2464) Avail: NTIS

HC A18/MF A03 CSCL 03B

ASTROPHYSICS, CONFERENCES, COSMIC RAYS, GAMMA

RAY ASTRONOMY, INFRARED ASTRONOMY, X RAY

ASTRONOMY

N87-28471*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

CALCULATION AND ACCURACY OF ERBE SCANNER

MEASUREMENT LOCATIONS

LAWRENCE H. HOFFMAN, WILLIAM L. WEAVER, and JAMES F.

KIBLER Sep. 1987 34 p

(NASA-TP-2670; L-16218; NAS 1.60:2670) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 03B

COMPUTATION, EARTH ATMOSPHERE, EARTH RADIATION

BUDGET EXPERIMENT, POSITION (LOCATION), REMOTE

SENSING, SCANNING

N88-25390*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

A STUDY OF SPACE STATION CONTAMINATION EFFECTS

M. R. TORR, ed., J. F. SPANN, ed., and T. W. MOOREHEAD, ed.

May 1988 141 p Workshop held in Hilton Head Island, S.C.,

29-30 Oct. 1987 Sponsored by NASA, Washington

(NASA-CP-3002; M-586; NAS 1.55:3002) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 228

CONFERENCES, CONTAMINANTS, EARTH ORBITAL

ENVIRONMENTS, SPACE STATIONS, SPACECRAFT

CONTAMINATION

N89-14188'# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX.

REPORT OF THE IN SITU RESOURCES UTILIZATION

WORKSHOP

KYLE FAIRCHILD, ed. and WENDELL W. MENDELL, ed. Nov.

1988 85 p Workshop held in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., 28-30

Jan. 1987; sponsored by NASA, DOE, Large Scale Programs Inst.,

United Technologies Corp., Kraft Foods and Disney Imagineering

(NASA-CP-3017; S-581; NAS 1.55:3017) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 03B

LUNAR EXPLORATION, SPACE COMMERCIALIZATION,

SPACE HABITATS, TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT

N89-14189*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX.

REMOTE SENSING IN POLARIZED LIGHT

VICTOR S. WHITEHEAD and KINSELL L. COULSON (California

Univ., Davis.) Oct. 1988 40 p Proceedings of Workshop held

in Houston, Tex., 3-5 Nov. 1987

(NASA-CP-3014; S-577; NAS 1.55:3014) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 05B

CAMERAS, EARTH OBSERVATIONS (FROM SPACE),

IMAGING TECHNIQUES, POLARIZATION (WAVES), RADIATIVE

TRANSFER, SPACE SHUTTLE PAYLOADS

N89-14998*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX.

EXPERIMENTS IN PLANETARY AND RELATED SCIENCES

AND THE SPACE STATION

RONALD GREELEY, ed. (Arizona State Univ., Tempe.) and

RICHARD J. WILLIAMS, ed. Washington, DC Nov. 1987

188 p Workshop held in Tempe, AZ, 15-16 Sep. 1986

(NCC9-14; NAS9-17023)

(NASA-CP-2494; S-566; NAS 1.55:2494) Avail: NTIS HC

A09/MF A02 CSCL 03B

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ASTROPHYSICS, CONFERENCES, INTERSTELLAR

CHEMISTRY, PARTICLE INTERACTIONS, ROBOTICS, SPACE

STATION PAYLOADS, SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

N89-15790*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

SPACE STATION INDUCED MONITORING

JAMES F. SPANN, ed. and MARSHA R. TORR, ed. Washington,

DC Nov. 1988 85 p Conference held in Huntsville, AL, 10-11

May 1988 Sponsored by NASA, Washington

(NASA-CP-3021; M-602; NAS 1.55:3021) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 22B

AEROSPACE ENVIRONMENTS, ENVIRONMENTAL

MONITORING, SPACE STATIONS, SPACECRAFT CHARGING

N90-18329*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

SOLAR-TERRESTRIAL SCIENCE STRATEGY WORKSHOP

PETER M. BANKS, ed., WILLIAM T. ROBERTS, ed., and JACK

KROPP, ed. (TRW, Inc., Redondo Beach, CA.) Washington Sep.

1989 73 p Workshop held in Stanford, CA, 12-16 Sep. 1988

Original contains color illustrations

(NASA-CP-3048; M-617; NAS 1.55:3048) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01; 4 functional color pages CSCL 03B

CONFERENCES, MISSION PLANNING, NASA PROGRAMS,

SOLAR TERRESTRIAL INTERACTIONS, SPACEBORNE

EXPERIMENTS, STRATEGY, TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT

N90-27562*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

CARBON IN THE GALAXY: STUDIES FROM EARTH AND

SPACE

JILL C. TARTER, ed., SHERWOOD CHANG, ed., and DOUG J.

DEFREES, ed. (Molecular Research Inst., Palo Alto, CA.)

Washington Apr. 1990 350 p Meeting held at Moffett Field,

CA, 5-6 Nov. 1987

(NASA-CP-3061; A-90031; NAS 1.55:3061) Avail: NTIS HC

A15/MFA02 CSCL03B

CARBON, COMETS, CONFERENCES, INTERPLANETARY

DUST, INTERSTELLAR CHEMISTRY, METEORITIC DIAMONDS,

MILKY WAY GALAXY

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ASTRONOMY

Includes radio, gamma-ray, and infrared astronomy; and

astrometry.

N87-14219*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

TEN YEAR PLANETARY EPHEMERIS: 1986-1995

F. ESPENAK Nov. 1986 249 p

(NASA-RP-1176; NAS 1.61:1176; REPT-86B0471) Avail: NTIS

HC A11 /MF A02 CSCL 03A

Accurate geocentric positions are tabulated at five day intervals

for the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and

Neptune during the ten year period 1986 through 1995. The

apparent angular diameters, radial velocities, declinations and mean

times of meridian transit of the seven planets and the Sun are

graphically depicted for each year in the interval. Appendices are

included which discuss the theory of planetary orbits and a

FORTRAN program for calculating planetary ephemerides.

Author

N87-22573*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

INFRARED SOURCE CROSS-INDEX, FIRST EDITION

MARION SCHMITZ (Computer Sciences Corp., Beltsville, Md.),

JAYLEE M. MEAD, and DANIEL Y. GEZARI Apr. 1987 323 p

(NASA-RP-1182; REPT-87B0058; NAS 1.61:1182) Avail: NTIS

HCA14/MFA02 CSCL 03A

The Infrared Source Cross-Index is a listing of correlated

infrared source names (and positions) for astronomical objects

observed at 1-1000 microns. The source names have been

obtained from the database of the first edition of the Catalog of

Infrared Observations (CIO: NASA RP 1118), covering observations

published through I982. Additional identifications were located by

correlating these names with identifications contained in other

machine-readable astronomical catalogs in the NASA National

Space Science Data Center (NSSDC). There are some 80,000

different source names in the Cross-Index, corresponding to over

27,000 unique infrared sources. Author

N87-24266*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

STAR FORMATION IN GALAXIES

May 1987 755 p Conference held in Pasadena, Calif., 16-19

Jun. 1986

(NASA-CP-2466; NAS 1.55:2466) Avail: NTIS HC A99/MF E06

CSCL 03A

CONFERENCES, GALACTIC STRUCTURE, GALAXIES,

INFRARED ASTRONOMY, MOLECULAR CLOUDS, RADIO

ASTRONOMY, STAR FORMATION, STELLAR LUMINOSITY

N87-25906*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

FIFTY YEAR CANON OF SOLAR ECLIPSES: 1986 - 2035

FRED ESPENAK Jul. 1987 272 p

(NASA-RP-1178-REV; REPT-87B0252; NAS 1.61:1178-REV)

Avail: NTIS HC A12/MF A02 CSCL 03A

A complete catalog is presented, listing the general

characteristics of every solar eclipse from 1901 through 2100. To

complement this catalog, a detailed set of cylindrical projection

world maps shows the umbral paths of every solar eclipse over

the 200 year interval. Focusing in on the next 50 years, accurate

geodetic path coordinates and local circumstances for the 71

central eclipses from 1987 through 2035 are tabulated. Finally,

the geodetic paths of the umbral and penumbral shadows of all

109 solar eclipses in this period are plotted on orthographic

projection maps of the Earth. Appendices are included which

discuss eclipse geometry, eclipse frequency and occurrence,

modern eclipse prediction and time determination. Finally, code

for a simple Fortran program is given to predict the occurrence

and characteristics of solar eclipses. Author

N88-15738*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

CATALOG OF INFRARED OBSERVATIONS. PART 1: DATA

Second Edition

DANIEL Y. GEZARI, MARION SCHMITZ (Computer Sciences Corp.,

Beltsville, Md.), and JAYLEE M. MEAD Dec. 1987 625 p

(NASA-RP-1196-PT-1-ED-2; NAS 1.61:1196-PT-1-ED-2) Avail:

NTIS HC A99/MF A04 CSCL 03A

The Catalog of Infrared Observations (CIO) is a compilation

of infrared astronomical observational data obtained from an

extensive literature search of astronomical journals and major

astronomical catalogs and surveys. The literature searches are

complete for 1965 through 1986 in this Second Edition. The Catalog

is published in two parts, with the observational data (roughly

200,000 observations of 20,000 individual sources) listed in Part I,

and supporting appendices in Part II. The expanded Second Edition

contains a new feature: complete IRAS 4-band data for all CIO

sources detected, listed with the main Catalog observations, as

well as in complete detail in the Appendix. The appendices include

an atlas of infrared source positions, two bibliographies of infrared

literature upon which the search was based, and, keyed to the

main Catalog listings (organized alphabetically by author and then

chronologically), an atlas of infrared spectral ranges, and IRAS

data from the CIO sources. The complete CIO database is available

to qualified users in printed microfiche and magnetic tape

formats. Author

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N88-16615*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

CATALOG OF INFRARED OBSERVATIONS. PART 2:

APPENDIXES Second Edition

DANIEL Y. GEZARI, MARION SCHMITZ, and JAYLEE M. MEAD

Dec. 1987 343 p

(NASA-RP-1196-PT-2-ED-2; NAS 1.61:1196-PT-2-ED-2) Avail:

NTIS HC A15/MF A02 CSCL 03A

The Catalog of Infrared Observations (CIO) is a compilation of

infrared astronomical observational data obtained from an extensive

literature search of astronomical journals and major astronomical

catalogs and surveys. The literature searches are complete for

years 1965 to 1986. Supporting appendixes are published in this

part. The appendices include an atlas of infrared source positions,

two bibliographies of infrared literature upon which the search

was based, and, keyed to the main Catalog listings (organized

alphabetically by first author, and by date), an atlas of infrared

spectral ranges, and IRAS data for the CIO sources. The complete

CIO database is available to qualified users in printed microfiche

and magnetic tape formats. Author

N88-24553*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA THESAURUS: ASTRONOMY VOCABULARY

1988 112 p Presented at the International Astronomical Union

Conference, Baltimore, Md., 27-31 Jul. 1988

(NASA-SP-7069; NAS 1.21:7069) Avail: NTIS HC A06 CSCL

03A

A terminology of descriptors used by the NASA Scientific and

Technical information effort to index documents in the area of

astronomy is presented. The terms are listed in hierarchical format

derived from the 1988 edition of the NASA Thesaurus Volume 1

- Hierarchical Listing. Over 1600 terms are included. In addition

to astronomy, space sciences covered include astrophysics,

cosmology, lunar flight and exploration, meteors and meteorites,

celestial mechanics, planetary flight and exploration, arid planetary

science. Author

N88-30545*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

FAR INFRARED SUPPLEMENT: CATALOG OF INFRARED

OBSERVATIONS, SECOND EDITION

DANIEL Y. GEZARI, MARION SCHMITZ (Computer Sciences Corp.,

Beltsville, Md.), and JAYLEE M. MEAD Aug. 1988 233 p

(NASA-RP-1205; REPT-88B-121; NAS 1.61:1205) Avail: NTIS

HC A11 /MF A02 CSCL 03A

The Far Infrared Supplement: Catalog of Infrared Observations

summarizes all infrared astronomical observations at far infrared

wavelengths (5 to 1000 microns) published in the scientific literature

from 1965 through 1986. The Supplement list contain 25 percent

of the observations in the full Catalog of Infrared Observations

(CIO), and essentially eliminates most visible stars from the listings.

The Supplement is thus more compact than the main catalog,

and is intended for easy reference during astronomical

observations. The Far Infrared Supplement (2nd Edition) includes

the Index of Infrared Source Positions and the Bibliography of

Infrared Astronomy for the subset of far infrared observations

listed. Author

N89-11657*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

O STARS AND WOLF-RAYET STARS

PETER S. CONTI, ANNE B. UNDERHILL, STUART JORDAN, ed.,

and RICHARD THOMAS, ed. 1988 508 p Prepared in

cooperation with Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique,

Paris (France)

(NASA-SP-497; NAS 1.21:497) Avail: SOD HC $24.00 as

033-000-01021-4; NTIS A01 CSCL 03A

Basic information is given about O and Wolf-Rayet stars

indicating how these stars are defined and what their chief

observable properties are. Part 2 of the volume discussed four

related themes pertaining to the hottest and most luminous stars.

Presented are: an observational overview of the spectroscopic

classification and extrinsic properties of O and Wolf-Rayet stars;

the intrinsic parameters of luminosity, effective temperature, mass,

and composition of the stars, and a discussion of their viability;

stellar wind properties; and the related issues concerning the efforts

of stellar radiation and wind on the immediate interstellar

environment are presented. B.G.

N89-12513* National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

ATLAS OF GALAXIES USEFUL FOR MEASURING THE

COSMOLOGICAL DISTANCE SCALE

ALLAN SANDAGE and JOHN BEDKE (Space Telescope Science

Inst., Baltimore, Md.) 1988 462 p Prepared for Computer

Sciences Corp., Baltimore, Md. Prepared in cooperation with Johns

Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, Md.

(NASA-SP-496; NAS 1.21:496; LC-88-600056) Avail: NTIS HC

A20; also available SOD HC $80.00 as 033-000-01020-6 CSCL

03A

A critical first step in determining distances to galaxies is to

measure some property of primary objects such as stars of specific

types, H II regions, and supernovae remnants that are resolved

out of the general galactic star content. With the completion of

the Mount Wilson/Palomar/Las Campanas survey of bright galaxies

in 1985, excellent large-scale photographs of the complete

Shapley-Ames sample were on hand. Most of the galaxies useful

for distance scale calibration are in this collection. This atlas

contains photographs of 322 galaxies including the majority of all

Shapley-Ames bright galaxies, plus cluster members in the Virgo

Cluster core that might be usefully resolved by the Hubble Space

Telescope (HST). Because of crowding and high background-disk

surface brightness, the choice of field position is crucial for

programs involving resolution of particular galaxies into stars. The

purpose of this atlas is to facilitate this choice. Enough information

is given herein (coordinates of the galaxy centers and the scale

of the photography) to allow optimum placement of the HST

wide-field planetary camera format of approximately 150

arc-seconds on a side. Author

N89-13310*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

SECOND WORKSHOP ON IMPROVEMENTS TO PHOTOMETRY

WILLIAM J. BORUCKI, ed. Sep. 1988 314 p Workshop held

in Gaithersburg, Md., 5-6 Oct. 1987; sponsored by NASA, Ames

Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif, and NBS, Gaithersburg, Md.

(NASA-CP-10015; A-88125; NAS 1.55:10015) Avail: NTIS HC

A14/MF A02 CSCL 03A

ASTRONOMICAL PHOTOMETRY, CONFERENCES, FIBER

OPTICS, PHOTOMETERS

N89-13330*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

INFRARED OBSERVATIONS OF COMETS HALLEY AND

WILSON AND PROPERTIES OF THE GRAINS

MARTHA S. HANNER, ed. (Jet Propulsion Lab., California Inst. of

Tech., Pasadena.) Sep. 1988 200 p Workshop held at

Ithaca, N.Y., 10-12 Aug. 1987

(NASA-CP-3004; NAS 1.55:3004) Avail: NTIS HC A09/MF A02

CSCL 03A

COMETARY ATMOSPHERES, COSMIC DUST, HALLEY'S

COMET, INFRARED SPECTRA

N89-15810*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX.

FUTURE ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORIES ON THE MOON

JACK O. BURNS, ed. (New Mexico Univ., Albuquerque.) and

WENDELL W. MENDELL, ed. Washington, DC Mar. 1988

129 p Workshop held in Houston, TX, 10 Jan. 1986; sponsored

by NASA, Johnson Space Flight Center, Houston, TX and American

Astronomical Society, Washington, DC

(NASA-CP-2489; S-569; NAS 1.55:2489) Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 03A

ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORIES, LUNAR BASES, LUNAR

OBSERVATORIES, RADIO ASTRONOMY, RADIO TELESCOPES

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N90-10805*# New Mexico Univ., Albuquerque. Inst. for

Astrophysics.

A LUNAR FAR-SIDE VERY LOW FREQUENCY ARRAY

JACK O. BURNS, ed. NEBOJSA DURIC, ed., STEWART

JOHNSON, ed. (BDM Corp., Albuquerque, NM.), and G. JEFFREY

TAYLOR, ed. Nov. 1989 75 p Workshop held in Albuquerque,

NM, 18-19 Feb. 1988; sponsored by NASA, Washington, New

Mexico Univ., Albuquerque, and BDM Corp., Albuquerque, NM

Sponsored by NASA, Washington

(NASA-CP-3039; NAS 1.55:3039) Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF A01

CSCL 03A

ARRAYS, CONFERENCES, LIBRATION, LUNAR BASES,

MOON, RADIO ASTRONOMY, STRUCTURAL DESIGN, VERY

LOW FREQUENCIES

249 p

(NASA-RP-1245; REPT-90-069; NAS 1.61:1245) Avail: NTIS HC

A11/MFA02 CSCL03A

A bibliographic guide is presented to publications of spatial

interferometry techniques applied to optical astronomy. Listings

appear in alphabetical order, by first author, as well as in specific

subject categories listed in chronological order, including imaging

theory and speckle interferometry, experimental techniques, and

observational results of astronomical studies of stars, the Sun,

and the solar system. Author

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N90-10807*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

AUTOMATIC CLASSIFICATION OF SPECTRA FROM THE

INFRARED ASTRONOMICAL SATELLITE (IRAS)

PETER CHEESEMAN, JOHN STUTZ, MATTHEW SELF, WILLIAM

TAYLOR (Sterling Federal Systems, Inc., Palo Alto, CA.), JOHN

GOEBEL, KEVIN VOLK, and HELEN WALKER Mar. 1989

595 p

(NASA-RP-1217; NAS 1.61:1217) Avail: NTIS HC A25/MF A04

CSCL 03A

A new classification of Infrared spectra collected by the Infrared

Astronomical Satellite (IRAS) is presented. The spectral classes

were discovered automatically by a program called Auto Class 2.

This program is a method for discovering (inducing) classes from

a data base, utilizing a Bayesian probability approach. These

classes can be used to give insight into the patterns that occur in

the particular domain, in this case, infrared astronomical

spectroscopy. The classified spectra are the entire Low Resolution

Spectra (LRS) Atlas of 5,425 sources. There are seventy-seven

classes in this classification and these in turn were meta-classified

to produce nine meta-classes. The classification is presented as

spectral plots, IRAS color-color plots, galactic distribution plots

and class commentaries. Cross-reference tables, listing the sources

by IRAS name and by Auto Class class, are also given. These

classes show some of the well known classes, such as the

black-body class, and silicate emission classes, but many other

classes were unsuspected, while others show important subtle

differences within the well known classes. Author

N90-18342*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

FIFTY YEAR CANON OF LUNAR ECLIPSES: 1986-2035

FRED ESPENAK Mar. 1989 221 p

(NASA-RP-1216; REPT-89B00056; NAS 1.61:1216) Avail: NTIS

HCA10/MFA02 CSCL 03A

A complete catalog is presented, listing the general

circumstances of every lunar eclipse from 1901 through 2100. To

compliment this catalog, a set of figures illustrate the basic

Moon-shadow geometry and global visibility for every lunar eclipse

over the 200 year interval. Focusing in on the next fifty years,

114 detailed diagrams show the Moon's path through Earth's

shadow during every eclipse, including contact times at each phase.

The accompanying cylindrical projection maps of Earth show

regions of hemispheric visibility for all phases. The appendices

discuss eclipse geometry, eclipse frequency and recurrence,

enlargement of Earth's shadow, crater timings, eclipse brightness

and time determination. Finally, a simple FORTRAN program is

provided which can be used to predict the occurrence and general

characteristics of lunar eclipses. This work is a companion volume

to NASA Reference Publication 1178: Fifty Year Canon of Solar

Eclipses: 1986-2035. Author

N90-28470*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

SPATIAL INTERFEROMETRY IN OPTICAL ASTRONOMY

DANIEL Y. GEZARI, FRANCOIS RODDIER, and CLAUDE

RODDIER (Hawaii Univ., Honolulu.) Washington Sep. 1990

ASTROPHYSICS

Includes cosmology; celestial mechanics; space plasmas; and

interstellar and interplanetary gases and dust.

N87-30235*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

ATLAS OF COMET HALLEY 1910 II

BERTRAM DONN, JUERGEN RAHE, and JOHN C. BRANDT

1986 597 p

(NASA-SP-488; NAS 1.21:488; LC-86-16341) Avail: SOD HC

$48.00 as 033-000-00991-7; NTIS MF A01 CSCL 03B

With the impending return of Halley's Comet.in 1986, a major

effort began to collect the material obtained at its last appearance

in 1910. This material displays the evolving coma and tail

phenomena, and is useful for comparison with the present

quantitative studies of spectroscopic and structural phenomena.

Images in the atlas are arranged in chronological order by day.

Days that have multiple images with varying scale are arranged in

two sequences. Photographs showing tail phenomena are first,

followed by photographs obtained with longer focus instruments

showing the head or near-nuclear region. Drawings of Comet Halley,

made from visual observations in 1835 and 1910, also are

included. B.G.

N88-11592*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington. DC.

THE M-TYPE STARS

HOLLIS RALPH JOHNSON, FRANCOIS R. QUERCI, STUART

JORDAN, ed., RICHARD THOMAS, ed., LEO GOLDBERG (Kitt

Peak National Observatory, Tucson, Ariz.), and JEAN-CLAUDE

PECKER 1987 576 p Prepared in cooperation with CNRS,

Paris, France Its Monograph Series on Nonthermal Phenomena in

Stellar Atmospheres, Volume 5

(NASA-SP-492; NAS 1.21:492; LC-87-11340) Avail: SOD HC

$26.00 as 033-000-01007-9; NTIS MF A01 CSCL 03B

The papers in this volume cover the following topics: (1) basic

properties and photometric variability of M and related stars; (2)

spectroscopy and nonthermal processes; (3) circumstellar radio

molecular lines; (4) circumstellar shells, the formation of grains,

and radiation transfer; (5) mass loss; (6) circumstellar chemistry;

(7) thermal atmospheric models; (8) quasi-thermal models; (9)

observations on the atmospheres of M dwarfs; and (1) theoretical

work on M dwarfs. For individual titles, see N88-11593 through

N88-11602.

N88-20235*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

WORKSHOP ON TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT ISSUES FOR

THE LARGE DEPLOYABLE REFLECTOR (LDR)

KENJI NISHIOKA, ed. Feb. 1986 118 p Workshop held in

Asilomar, Calif., 17-22 Mar. 1985

(NASA-CP-2407; A-85394; NAS 1.55:2407) Avail: NTIS HC

A06/MF A01 CSCL 03B

CRYOGENIC COOLING, DEPLOYMENT, INFRARED

ASTRONOMY, INFRARED TELESCOPES, LARGE DEPLOYABLE

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REFLECTOR, LARGE SPACE STRUCTURES, REFLECTORS,

TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT

N88-28843* National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER SPECTRAL

ATLAS OF PLANETARY NEBULAE, CENTRAL STARS, AND

RELATED OBJECTS

WALTER A. FEIBELMAN, NANCY A. OLIVERSEN, JOY

NICHOLSBOHLIN, and MATTHEW P. GARHART (Computer

Sciences Corp., Beltsville, Md.) Jun. 1988 380 p

(NAS5-28749)

(NASA-RP-1203; NAS 1.61:1203) Avail: NTIS HC A17 CSCL

03B

The International Ultraviolet Explorer (IUE) archives contain a

wealth of information on high quality ultraviolet spectra of

approximately 180 planetary nebulae, their central stars, and related

objects. Selected are representative low-dispersion IUE spectra in

the range 1200 to 3200 A for 177 objects arranged by Right

Ascension (RA) for this atlas. For most entries, the combined

short wavelength (SWP) (1200to 1900) and long wavelength (LWR)

(or LWP, 1900 to 3200 A) regions are shown on 30 cm by 10 cm

Calcomp plots on a uniform scale to facilitate intercomparison of

the spectra. Each calibrated spectrum is also shown on an

expanded vertical scale to bring out some of the weaker features.

Author

N88-29652*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

CATALOG OF OPEN CLUSTERS AND ASSOCIATED

INTERSTELLAR MATTER

DAVID LEISAWITZ Jun. 1988 294 p

(NASA-RP-1202; REPT-88B0152; NAS 1.61:1202) Avail: NTIS

HC A13/MF A02 CSCL 03B

The Catalog of Open Clusters and Associated Interstellar Matter

summarizes observations of 128 open clusters and their associated

ionized, atomic, and molecular iinterstellar matter. Cluster sizes,

distances, radial velocities, ages, and masses, and the radial

velocities and masses of associated interstellar medium

components, are given. The database contains information from

approximately 400 references published in the scientific literature

before 1988. Author

N89-14194*# Jet Propulsion Lab., California Inst. of Tech.,

Pasadena.

INFRARED ASTRONOMICAL SATELLITE (IRAS) CATALOGS

AND ATLASES. VOLUME 1: EXPLANATORY SUPPLEMENT

C. A. BEICHMAN, ed., G. NEUGEBAUER, ed., H. J. HABING, ed.,

P. E. CLEGG, ed., and THOMAS J. CHESTER, ed. (California

Inst. of Tech., Pasadena.) Washington, D.C. 1988 455 p

Prepared in cooperation with Netherlands Agency for Aerospace

Programs, Delft, and Science Research Council, London, United

Kingdom Sponsored by NASA, Washington

(NASA-RP-1190-VOL-1; NAS 1.61:1190-VOL-1) Avail: NTIS HC

A20/MF A03; also available SOD CSCL 03B

The Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS) was launched on

January 26, 1983. During its 300-day mission, IRAS surveyed over

96 pet of the celestial sphere at four infrared wavelengths, centered

approximately at 12, 25, 60, and 100 microns. Volume 1 describes

the instrument, the mission, and data reduction. Author

N89-14195*# Jet Propulsion Lab., California Inst. of Tech.,

Pasadena.

INFRARED ASTRONOMICAL SATELLITE (IRAS) CATALOGS

AND ATLASES. VOLUME 5: THE POINT SOURCE CATALOG

DECLINATION RANGE -30 DEG GREATER THAN DELTA

GREATER THAN -50 DEG

Washington, D.C. 1988 410 p Prepared in cooperation with

Netherlands Agency for Aerospace Programs, Delft, and Science

Research Council, London, United Kingdom Sponsored by NASA,

Washington

(NASA-RP-1190-VOL-5; NAS 1.61:1190-VOL-5) Avail: NTIS HC

A18/MF A03; also available SOD CSCL 03B

The Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS) was launched

January 26, 1983. During its 300-day mission, IRAS surveyed over

96 pet of the celestial sphere at four infrared wavelengths, centered

approximately at 12, 25, 60, and 100 microns. This is Volume 5,

The Point Source Catalog Declination Range -30 deg greater than

delta greater than -50 deg. Author

N89-14196*# Jet Propulsion Lab., California Inst. of Tech.,

Pasadena.

INFRARED ASTRONOMICAL SATELLITE (IRAS) CATALOGS

AND ATLASES. VOLUME 4: THE POINT SOURCE CATALOG

DECLINATION RANGE 0 DEG GREATER THAN DELTA

GREATER THAN -30 DEG

Washington, D.C. 1988 596 p Prepared in cooperation with

Netherlands Agency for Aerospace Programs, Delft, and Science

Research Council, London, United Kingdom Sponsored by NASA,

Washington

(NASA-RP-1190-VOL-4; NAS 1.61:1190-VOL-4) Avail: NTIS HC

A25/MF A04; also available SOD CSCL 03B

The Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS) was launched 26

January 1983. During its 300-day mission, it surveyed over 96 pet

of the celestial sphere at four infrared wavelengths, centered

approximately at 12, 25, 60, and 100 microns. This is Volume 4,

The Point Source Catalog Declination Range 0 deg greater than

delta greater than -30 deg. Author

N89-14197*# Jet Propulsion Lab., California Inst. of Tech.,

Pasadena.

INFRARED ASTRONOMICAL SATELLITE (IRAS) CATALOGS

AND ATLASES. VOLUME 2: THE POINT SOURCE CATALOG

DECLINATION RANGE 90 DEG GREATER THAN DELTA

GREATER THAN 30 DEG

Washington, D.C. 1988 555 p Prepared in cooperation with

Netherlands Agency for Aerospace Programs, Delft, and Science

Research Council, London, United Kingdom Sponsored by NASA,

Washington

(NASA-RP-1190-VOL-2; NAS 1.61:1190-VOL-2) Avail: NTIS HC

A24/MF A03; also available SOD CSCL 03B

The Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS) was launched

January 26, 1983. During its 300-day mission, IRAS surveyed 96

pet of the celestial sphere at four infrared wavelengths, centered

approximately at 12, 25, 60, and 100 microns. This is Volume 2,

The Point Source Catalog Declination Range 90 deg greater than

delta greater than 30 deg. Author

N89-14198'# Jet Propulsion Lab., California Inst. of Tech.,

Pasadena.

INFRARED ASTRONOMICAL SATELLITE (IRAS) CATALOGS

AND ATLASES. VOLUME 6: THE POINT SOURCE CATALOG

DECLINATION RANGE -50 DEG GREATER THAN DELTA

GREATER THAN -90 DEG

Washington, D.C. 1988 473 p Prepared in cooperation with

Netherlands Agency for Aerospace Programs, Delft, and Science

Research Council, London, United Kingdom Sponsored by NASA,

Washington

(NASA-RP-1190-VOL-6; NAS 1.61:1190-VOL-6) Avail: NTIS HC

A20/MF A03; also available SOD CSCL 03B

The Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS) was launched

January 26, 1983. During its 300-day mission, it surveyed over 96

pet of the celestial sphere at four infrared wavelengths, centered

approximately at 12, 25, 60, and 100 microns. This is Volume 6,

The Point Source Catalog Declination Range -50 deg greater than

delta greater than -90 deg. Author

N89-14199*# Jet Propulsion Lab., California Inst. of Tech.,

Pasadena.

INFRARED ASTRONOMICAL SATELLITE (IRAS) CATALOGS

AND ATLASES. VOLUME 7: THE SMALL SCALE STRUCTURE

CATALOG

GEORGE HELOU, ed. and D. W. WALKER, ed. Washington,

D.C. 1988 348 p Prepared in cooperation with Netherlands

Agency for Aerospace Programs, Delft, and Science Research

Council, London, United Kingdom Sponsored by NASA,

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Washington

(NASA-RP-1190-VOL-7; NAS 1.61:1190-VOL-7) Avail: NTIS HC

A15/MF A02; also available SOD CSCL 03B

The Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS) was launched

January 26, 1983. During its 300-day mission, it surveyed over 96

pet of the celestial sphere at four infrared wavelengths, centered

approximately at 12, 25, 60, and 100 microns. Volume 1 describes

the instrument, the mission, and the data reduction process.

Volumes 2 through 6 present the observations of the approximately

245,000 individual point sources detected by IRAS; each volume

gives sources within a specified range of declination. Volume 7

gives the observations of the approximately 16,000 sources

spatially resolved by IRAS and smaller than 8'. This is Volume 7,

The Small Scale Structure Catalog. Author

N89-14201*# Jet Propulsion Lab., California Inst. of Tech.,

Pasadena.

INFRARED ASTRONOMICAL SATELLITE (IRAS) CATALOGS

AND ATLASES. VOLUME 3: THE POINT SOURCE CATALOG

DECLINATION RANGE 30 DEC GREATER THAN DELTA

GREATER THAN 0 DEC

Washington, D.C. 1988 493 p Prepared in cooperation with

Netherlands Agency for Aerospace Programs, Delft, and Science

Research Council, London, United Kingdom Sponsored by NASA,

Washington

(NASA-RP-1190-VOL-3; NAS 1.61:1190-VOL-3) Avail: NTIS HC

A21/MF A03; also available SOD CSCL 03B

The Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS) was launched

January 26, 1983. During its 300-day mission, IRAS surveyed over

96 pet of the celestial sphere at four infrared wavelengths, centered

approximately at 12, 25, 60, and 100 microns. This is Volume 3,

The Point Source Catalog Declination Range 30 deg greater than

delta greater than 0 deg. Author

N89-27612*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

COMMENTARY ON INTERSTELLAR MATTER ASSOCIATED

WITH 18 OPEN CLUSTERS

DAVID LEISAWITZ Washington Sep. 1989 20 p Sponsored

by National Research Council

(R033-87; NSF AST-81-6403; NSF AST-83-12332)

(NASA-RP-1229; REPT-89B00238; NAS 1.61:1229) Avail: NTIS

HC A03/MF A01 CSCL 03B

Information supplementary to that contained in Section 4 of

an article entitled, A CO Survey of Regions Around 34 Open

Clusters, (Leisawitz, Bash, and Thaddeus) published in the

Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series, Volume 70, Number 4,

August 1989 is summarized. The information presented here, which

describes the interstellar environments of young clusters and some

cluster physical characteristics, comes from observations published

in the astronomical literature and the author's carbon monoxide

(CO) emission line survey, and may help clarify our understanding

of the interaction of massive stars with the interstellar medium.

Author

N90-18344*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

FGK STARS AND T TAURI STARS: MONOGRAPH SERIES ON

NONTHERMAL PHENOMENA IN STELLAR ATMOSPHERES

LAWRENCE E. CRAM, ed. and LEONARD V. KUHI, ed. (California

Univ., Berkeley.) 1989 353 p Prepared in cooperation with

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Paris, France

(NASA-SP-502; NAS 1.21:502; LC-89-600317) Avail: NTIS HC

A16/MF A02; also available SOD HC $18.00 as 033-000-01073-7

CSCL 03B

The purpose of this book, FGK Stars and T Tauri Stars, like

all other volumes of this series, is to exhibit and describe the

best space data and ground based data currently available, and

also to describe and critically evaluate the status of current

theoretical models and physical mechanisms that have been

proposed to interpret these data. The method for obtaining this

book was to collect manuscripts from competent volunteer authors,

and then to collate and edit these contributions to form a well

structured book, which will be distributed to an international

community of research astronomers by NASA and by the French

CNRS. Author

N90-19940*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

RELATIVISTIC GRAVITATIONAL EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE

RONALD W. HELLINGS, ed. Aug. 1989 242 p Workshop

held in Annapolis, MD, 28-30 Jun. 1988

(NASA-CP-3046; NAS 1.55:3046) Avail: NTIS HC A11/MF A02

CSCL 03B

BLACK HOLES (ASTRONOMY), GRAVITATIONAL WAVES,

RELATIVITY, SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

N90-23294*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

THE ENERGETIC GAMMA-RAY EXPERIMENT TELESCOPE

(EGRET) SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM

CARL E. FICHTEL, ed., STANLEY D. HUNTER, ed.,

PARAMESWARAN SREEKUMAR, ed., and FLOYD W. STECKER,

ed. May 1990 327 p Symposium held in Greenbelt, MD,

15-16 Nov. 1989 Original contains color illustrations

(NASA-CP-3071; NAS 1.55:3071) Avail: NTIS HC A15/MF A02;

1 functional color page CSCL 03B

CONFERENCES, GALACTIC COSMIC RAYS, GALACTIC

RADIATION, GALACTIC STRUCTURE, GAMMA RAY

ASTRONOMY, GAMMA RAY OBSERVATORY, GAMMA RAY

TELESCOPES

91

LUNAR AND PLANETARY EXPLORATION

Includes planetology; and manned and unmanned flights.

N87-17598*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Inst. for Space Studies, New York, NY.

THE JOVIAN ATMOSPHERES

MICHAEL ALLISON, ed. and LARRY D. TRAVIS, ed. Oct. 1986

129 p Conference held in New York, N.Y., 6-8 May 1985

Submitted for publication

(NASA-CP-2441; NAS 1.55:2441) Copyright Avail: NTIS HC

A07/MF A01 CSCL 848

ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY, CLOUDS (METEOROLOGY),

GAS DYNAMICS, GAS GIANT PLANETS, HYDROGEN, JUPITER

ATMOSPHERE, NEPTUNE ATMOSPHERE, SATURN

ATMOSPHERE, SPACE EXPLORATION, SYNOPTIC

METEOROLOGY, THERMODYNAMICS, URANUS ATMOSPHERE

N87-19322*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

STATUS AND FUTURE OF LUNAR GEOSCIENCE

1986 63 p

(NASA-SP-484; NAS 1.21:484) Avail: SOD HC $4.25 as

033-000-00997-6; NTIS MF A01 CSCL 03B

The Moon is of special interest among the many and diverse

bodies of the solar system because it serves as a scientific baseline

for understanding the terrestrial planets, its origin is closely tied

to the early history of the Earth, and its proximity permits a variety

of space applications such as mining and establishment of bases

and colonies. Data acquisition and analysis have enabled advances

to be made and the remaining questions in many fields of lunar

geoscience to be identified. The status and unresolved problems

of lunar science are discussed. Immediate needs, new unmanned

missions, and a return to the Moon (a lunar base) are examined.

B.G.

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N88-24564*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

REFLECTANCE SPECTROSCOPY IN PLANETARY SCIENCE:

REVIEW AND STRATEGY FOR THE FUTURE

THOMAS B. MCCORD, ed. (Hawaii Univ., Honolulu.) Jun. 1987

43 p

(NASA-SP-493; MAS 1.21:493; LC-87-28154) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 03B

Reflectance spectroscopy is a remote sensing technique used

to study the surfaces and atmospheres of solar system bodies. It

provides first-order information on the presence and amounts of

certain ions, molecules, and minerals on a surface or in an

atmosphere. Reflectance spectroscopy has become one of the

most important investigations conducted on most current and

planned NASA Solar System Exploration Program space missions.

This book reviews the field of reflectance spectroscopy, including

information on the scientific technique, contributions, present

conditions, and future directions and needs. Author

N88-26279*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

PLANETARY GEOLOGY: GOALS, FUTURE DIRECTIONS, AND

RECOMMENDATIONS Final Report

Aug. 1988 23 p Workshop held in Tempe, Ariz., Jan. 1987

(NASA-CP-3005; NAS 1.55:3005) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 03B

PLANETARY GEOLOGY, PLANETOLOGY, SPACE

EXPLORATION

(NASA-SP-494; NAS 1.21:494; LC-88-25450) Avail: NTIS HC

A18/MFA03 CSCL03B

The current state of knowledge of dynamic processes in the

Jovian system is assessed and summaries are provided of both

theoretical and observational foundations upon which future

research might be based. There are three sections: satellite

phenomena and rings; magnetospheric phenomena, lo's torus, and

aurorae; and atmospheric phenomena. Each chapter discusses

time dependent theoretical framework for understanding and

interpreting what is observed; others describe the evidence and

nature of observed changes or their absence. A few chapters

provide historical perspective and attempt to present a

comprehensive synthesis of the current state of knowledge.

Author

N90-10814*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OF A SYNCHRONOUS MARS

TELECOMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE

DEBORAH M. BADI, JEFFREY T. FARMER, PAUL A. GARN, and

GARY L. MARTIN (George Washington Univ., Hampton, VA.)

Washington Nov. 1989 18 p

(NASA-TP-2942; L-16580; NAS 1.60:2942) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 03B

COMMAND AND CONTROL, COMMUNICATION SATELLITES,

STRUCTURAL DESIGN

N89-16709*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

THE CASSINI MISSION: INFRARED AND MICROWAVE

SPECTROSCOPIC MEASUREMENTS

V. G. KUNDE Jan. 1989 127 p

(NASA-RP-1213; NAS 1.61:1213; REPT-89B0006) Avail: NTIS

HC A07/MF A01 CSCL 03B

The Cassini Orbiter and Titan Probe model payloads include a

number of infrared and microwave instruments. This document

describes: (1) the fundamental scientific objectives for Saturn and

Titan which can be addressed by infrared and microwave

instrumentation, (2) the instrument requirements and the

accompanying instruments, and (3) the synergism resulting from

the comprehensive coverage of the total infrared and microwave

spectrum by the complement of individual instruments. The baseline

consists of four instruments on the orbiter and two on the Titan

probe. The orbiter infrared instruments are: (1) a microwave

spectrometer and radiometer; (2) a far to mid-infrared spectrometer;

(3) a pressure modulation gas correlation spectrometer, and (4) a

near-infrared grating spectrometer. The two Titan probe infrared

instruments are: (1) a near-infrared instrument, and (2) a tunable

diode laser infrared absorption spectrometer and nephelometer.

Author

N89-18373*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLAR PROCESSES ON MARS

WORKSHOP

ROBERT M. HABERLE Dec. 1988 59 p Workshop held in

Sunnyvale, CA, 12-13 May 1988

(NASA-CP-10021; A-89001; NAS 1.55:10021) Avail: NTIS HC

A04/MF A01 CSCL 03B

CONFERENCES, MARS (PLANET), MARS ATMOSPHERE,

POLAR REGIONS

N89-28474*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

TIME-VARIABLE PHENOMENA IN THE JOVIAN SYSTEM

MICHAEL J. S. BELTON, ed., ROBERT A. WEST, ed. (Jet

Propulsion Lab., California Inst. of Tech., Pasadena.), JURGEN

RAHE, ed., and MARGARITA PEREYDA 1989 406 p Workshop

held in Flagstaff, AZ, 25-27 Aug. 1987 Original contains color

illustrations

N90-25030*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX.

GEOSCIENCE AND A LUNAR BASE: A COMPREHENSIVE

PLAN FOR LUNAR EXPLORATION

G. JEFFREY TAYLOR, ed. and PAUL D. SPUDIS, ed. (Geological

Survey, Flagstaff, A2.) Washington Apr. 1990 76 p Workshop

held in Houston, TX, 25-26 Aug. 1988

(NASA-CP-3070; S-603; NAS 1.55:3070) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 03B

CONFERENCES, GEOLOGY, GEOPHYSICS, LUNAR BASES,

LUNAR EXPLORATION, RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

N90-26744*)/ National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LABORATORY

RESEARCH FOR PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES

KENNETH FOX, ed., JOHN E. ALLEN, JR., ed., LOUIS J. STIEF,

ed., and DIANA T. GUILLEN, ed. (Bowie State Univ., MD.) May

1990 481 p Conference held in Bowie, MD, 25-27 Oct. 1989

(NASA-CP-3077; REPT-90B00106; NAS 1.55:3077) Avail: NTIS

HC A21 /MF A03 CSCL 03B

CHARGED PARTICLES, CONFERENCES, PARTICLE

INTERACTIONS, PHOTONS, PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES,

REACTION KINETICS, SPECTROSCOPY, THERMODYNAMICS

N90-27607*# Arizona State Univ., Tempe. Dept. of Geology.

MARS LANDING SITE CATALOG

RONALD GREELEY, ed. Washington NASA Aug. 1990

202 p

(NAGW-1306)

(NASA-RP-1238; NAS 1.61:1238) Avail: NTIS HC A10/MF A02

CSCL 03B

The catalog was compiled from material provided by the

planetary community for areas on Mars that are of potential interest

for future exploration. The catalog has been edited for consistency

insofar as practical; however, the proposed scientific objectives

and characteristics have not been reviewed. This is a working

catalog that is being revised, updated, and expanded continually.

Author

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92

SOLAR PHYSICS

Includes solar activity, solar flares, solar radiation and sunspots.

N87-19328*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

ENERGETIC PHENOMENA ON THE SUN: THE SOLAR

MAXIMUM MISSION FLARE WORKSHOP. PROCEEDINGS

MUKUL KUNDU, ed. (Maryland Univ., College Park) and BRUCE

WOODGATE, ed. Dec. 1986 423 p Workshop held in Greenbelt,

Md., 24-28 Jan. 1983, 9-14 Jun. 1983, and 13-17 Feb. 1984

(NASA-CP-2439; NAS 1.55:2439) Avail: NTIS HC A18/MF A03

CSCL 03B

CONFERENCES, MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC STABILITY,

SOLAR CORONA, SOLAR FLARES, SOLAR MAGNETIC FIELD,

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION, SOLAR PHYSICS, SOLAR

PROMINENCES, SUN, SUNSPOTS

N87-20871*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

CORONAL AND PROMINENCE PLASMAS

ARTHUR I. POLAND, ed. Dec. 1986 435 p Workshop held

in Greenbelt, Md., 9-11 Apr. 1985 and 8-10 Apr. 1986

(NASA-CP-2442; REPT-86BO536; NAS 1.55:2442; AD-A188629)

Avail: NTIS HC A19/MF A03 CSCL 03/2

CONFERENCES, MAGNETIC FIELD CONFIGURATIONS,

MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC STABILITY, MAGNETOSTATICS,

PLASMAS (PHYSICS), RADIO ASTRONOMY, SOLAR

ATMOSPHERE, SOLAR CORONA, SOLAR MAGNETIC FIELD,

SOLAR PHYSICS, SOLAR PROMINENCES, SUN

N87-20947*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

STATISTICAL ASPECTS OF SOLAR FLARES

ROBERT M. WILSON Apr. 1987 41 p

(NASA-TP-2714; NAS 1.60:2714) Avail: NTIS HC A03/MF A01

CSCL 03B

SOLAR FLARES, SOLAR PROMINENCES, STATISTICAL

ANALYSIS

N87-21785*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

RAPID FLUCTUATIONS IN SOLAR FLARES

BRIAN R. DENNIS, ed., LARRY E. ORWIG, ed., and ALAN L.

KIPLINGER, ed. (Systems Applied Sciences Corp.-Technologies,

Landover, Md.) 1986 491 p Workshop held in Lanham, Md.,

30 Sep. - 4 Oct. 1985

(NASA-CP-2449; NAS 1.55:2449) Avail: NTIS HC A21/MF A03

CSCL 038

CONFERENCES, MICROWAVES, OSCILLATIONS, PLASMA

PHYSICS, RADIO WAVES, SOLAR FLARES, X RAYS

N88-11609*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

THEORETICAL PROBLEMS IN HIGH RESOLUTION SOLAR

PHYSICS, 2

G. ATHAY, ed. (National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder,

Colo.) and D. S. SPICER, ed. Sep. 1987 141 p Workshop

held in Boulder, Colo., 15-17 Sep. 1986

(NASA-CP-2483; REPT-87B0401; NAS 1.55:2483) Avail: NTIS

HC A07/MF A01 CSCL 03B

HIGH RESOLUTION, MAGNETIC FLUX, SOLAR MAGNETIC

FIELD, SOLAR OBSERVATORIES, SOLAR PHYSICS

N89-30151*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

NIMBUS-7 ERB SOLAR ANALYSIS TAPE (ESAT) USER'S

GUIDE

EUGENE MAJOR, JOHN R. HICKEY, H. LEE KYLE, BRADLEY

M. ALTON, and BRENDA J. VALLETTE (Research and Data

Systems, Inc., Lanham, MD.) Nov. 1988 92 p

(NASA-RP-1211; REPT-88-204; NAS 1.61:1211) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 03B

Seven years and five months of Nimbus-7 Earth Radiation

Budget (ERB) solar data are available on a single ERB Solar

Analysis Tape (ESAT). The period covered is November 16, 1978

through March 31, 1986. The Nimbus-7 satellite performs

approximately 14 orbits per day and the ERB solar telescope

observes the sun once per orbit as the satellite crosses the

southern terminator. The solar data were carefully calibrated and

screened. Orbital and daily mean values are given for the total

solar irradiance plus other spectral intervals (10 solar channels in

all). In addition, selected solar activity indicators are included on

the ESAT. The ESAT User's Guide is an update of the previous

ESAT User's Guide (NASA TM 86143) and includes more detailed

information on the solar data calibration, screening procedures,

updated solar data plots, and applications to solar variability. Details

of the tape format, including source code to access ESAT, are

included. Author

N90-12456*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL.

ON THE STATISTICS OF EL NINO OCCURRENCES AND THE

RELATIONSHIP OF EL NINO TO VOLCANIC AND

SOLAR/GEOMAGNETIC ACTIVITY

ROBERT M. WILSON Washington Sep. 1989 62 p

(NASA-TP-2948; NAS 1.60:2948) Avail: NTIS HC A04/MF A01

CSCL 03B

AIR WATER INTERACTIONS, EL NINO, GEOMAGNETISM,

SOLAR TERRESTRIAL INTERACTIONS, VOLCANOES

93

SPACE RADIATION

Includes cosmic radiation; and inner and outer earth's radiation

belts.

N87-25984*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD.

COSMIC RAY HEAVY ION LET MAPPING FOR ALUMINUM,

SILICON, AND TISSUE TARGETS

E. G. STASSINOPOULOS, J. M. EARTH, and T. M. JORDAN

(EMP Consultants, Northridge, Calif.) Apr. 1987 264 p

(NASA-RP-1180; REPT-87B0034; NAS 1.61:1180) Avail: NTIS

HC A12/MF A02 CSCL 03B

Linear energy transfer (LET) values in aluminum, silicon, and

tissue targets have been calculated for 31 galactic cosmic ray ion

species in eight different units. The values are described for single

event upset (SEU) effect assessments or radiobiological

evaluations. The data are presented in graphical and tabular

form. Author

N89-14210'# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

SOLAR-FLARE SHIELDING WITH REGOLITH AT A

LUNAR-BASE SITE

JOHN E. NEALY, JOHN W. WILSON, and LAWRENCE W.

TOWNSEND Dec. 1988 21 p

(NASA-TP-2869; L-16488; NAS 1.60:2869) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 03B

LUNAR BASES, LUNAR SURFACE, RADIATION DOSAGE,

RADIATION SHIELDING, SOLAR FLARES

N89-16714*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

BENCHMARK SOLUTIONS FOR THE GALACTIC ION

TRANSPORT EQUATIONS: ENERGY AND SPATIALLY

DEPENDENT PROBLEMS

BARRY D. GANAPOL (Arizona Univ., Tucson.), LAWRENCE W.

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TOWNSEND, and JOHN W. WILSON Washington, DC Mar.

1989 31 p

(NASA-TP-2878; L-16519; NAS 1.60:2878) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 03B

EQUATIONS OF MOTION, GALACTIC RADIATION, HEAVY

IONS, ION BEAMS, IONIC MOBILITY, RADIATION HAZARDS,

TRANSPORT THEORY

N89-17562*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

BRYNTRN: A BARYON TRANSPORT MODEL

JOHN W. WILSON, LAWRENCE W. TOWNSEND, JOHN E. NEALY,

SANG Y. CHUN, B. S. HONG, WARREN W. BUCK, S. L. LAMKIN,

BARRY D. GANAPOL, FERDOUS KHAN, and FRANCIS A.

CUCINOTTA (Old Dominion Univ., Norfolk, VA.) Washington, DC

Mar. 1989 84 p

(NASA-TP-2887; L-16512; NAS 1.60:2887) Avail: NTIS HC

A05/MF A01 CSCL 03B

BARYONS, COMPUTER PROGRAMS, DATA BASES, ENERGY

TRANSFER, TRANSPORT PROPERTIES

N89-25103*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

KAON-NUCLEUS SCATTERING

BYUNGSIK HONG, KHIN MAUNG MAUNG, JOHN W. WILSON,

and WARREN W. BUCK (Hampton Inst, VA.) 1989 30 p

(NASA-TP-2920; L-16583; NAS 1.60:2920) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 03A

ABSORPTION CROSS SECTIONS, EIKONAL EQUATION,

KAONS, MESON-NUCLEON INTERACTIONS, NUCLEAR

SCATTERING, NUCLEONS, PARTICLE COLLISIONS, PARTICLE

INTERACTIONS, PROTON SCATTERING, SCATTERING CROSS

SECTIONS, SCHROEDINGER EQUATION

N90-18357*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

RADIATION EXPOSURE FOR MANNED MARS SURFACE

MISSIONS

LISA C. SIMONSEN, JOHN E. NEALY, LAWRENCE W.

TOWNSEND, and JOHN W. WILSON Washington Mar. 1990

25 p

(NASA-TP-2979; L-16708; NAS 1.60:2979) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 038

GALACTIC COSMIC RAYS, MANNED MARS MISSIONS, MARS

ATMOSPHERE, MARS SURFACE, RADIATION DOSAGE, SOLAR

FLARES

N90-25031*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

IMPROVED MODEL FOR SOLAR COSMIC RAY EXPOSURE IN

MANNED EARTH ORBITAL FLIGHTS

JOHN W. WILSON, JOHN E. NEALY, WILLIAM ATWELL, FRANCIS

A. CUCINOTTA (Rockwell International Corp., Houston, TX.), JUDY

L. SHINN, and LAWRENCE W. TOWNSEND Washington Jun.

1990 14 p

(NASA-TP-2987; L-16759; NAS 1.60:2987) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 038

ASTRONAUTS, EXPOSURE, FLUENCE, MATHEMATICAL

MODELS, ORGANS, RADIATION DOSAGE, RADIATION

SHIELDING, SOLAR COSMIC RAYS

N90-29290*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

COMPARISON OF DOSE ESTIMATES USING THE

BUILDUP-FACTOR METHOD AND A BARYON TRANSPORT

CODE (BRYNTRN) WITH MONTE CARLO RESULTS

JUDY L SHINN, JOHN W. WILSON, JOHN E. NEALY, and

FRANCIS A. CUCINOTTA (Rockwell International Corp., Houston,

TX.) Washington Oct. 1990 29 p

(NASA-TP-3021; L-16806; NAS 1.60:3021) Avail: NTIS HC

A03/MF A01 CSCL 03B

COMPUTER PROGRAMS, EXTRATERRESTRIAL RADIATION,

MONTE CARLO METHOD, RADIATION DOSAGE, RADIATION

SHIELDING, RADIATION TRANSPORT

99

GENERAL

N87-24390*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA.

ENGINEER IN CHARGE: A HISTORY OF THE LANGLEY

AERONAUTICAL LABORATORY, 1917-1958

JAMES R. HANSEN (Maine Univ., Orono.) Washington, D.C.

1986 643 p NASA History Series

(NASW-3502)

(NASA-SP-4305; NAS 1.21:4305) Avail: SOD HC $30.00 as

033-000-00999-2; NTIS MF A01 CSCL 05B

A history is presented by using the most technologically

significant research programs associated with the Langley

Aeronautical Laboratory from 1917 to 1958 and those programs

that, after preliminary research, seemed best to illustrate how the

laboratory was organized, how it works, and how it cooperated

with industry and the military. B.G.

N88-14062*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTICS, 1978: A CHRONOLOGY

BETTE R. JANSON (Creative Resources and Planning, Fairfax,

Va.) 1986 394 p Its NASA History Series

(NASA ORDER W-73289)

(NASA-SP-4023; NAS 1.21:4023) Avail: SOD HC $13.00 as

033-000-01010-9; NTIS MF A01 CSCL 05D

This is the 18th in a series of annual chronologies of significant

events in the fields of astronautics and aeronautics. Events covered

are international as well as national and political as well as scientific

and technical. This series is a reference work for historians, NASA

personnel, government agencies, congressional staffs, and the

media. Author

N88-25428*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA HISTORICAL DATA BOOK. VOLUME 1: NASA

RESOURCE 1958-1968

JANE VANNIMMEN, LEONARD C. BRUNO, and ROBERT L.

ROSHOLT 1988 639 p

(NASW-3597)

(NASA-SP-4012-VOL-1; NAS 1.21:4012-VOL-1; LC-74-600126)

Avail: NTIS MF A04; SOD HC $57.00 in set of 3 as

033-000-01017-6 CSCL 05D

This is Volume 1, NASA Resources 1958-1968, of a

three-volume series providing a 20-year compilation of summary,

statistical and other data descriptive of NASA's programs in

aeronautics and manned and unmanned spaceflight. This series

is an important component of NASA published historical reference

works, used by NASA personnel, managers, external researchers,

and other government agencies. Author

N88-25429*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA HISTORICAL DATA BOOK. VOLUME 2: PROGRAMS

AND PROJECTS 1958-1968

LINDA NEUMAN EZELL 1988 652 p

(NASW-3597)

(NASA-SP-4012-VOL-2; NAS 1.21:4012-VOL-2; LC-74-600126)

Avail: NTIS MF A04; SOD HC $57.00 in set of 3 as

033-000-01017-6 CSCL 05D

This is Volume 2, Programs and Projects 1958-1968, of a

three-volume series providing a 20-year compilation of summary

statistical and other data descriptive of NASA's programs in

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aeronautics and manned and unmanned spaceflight. This series

is an important component of NASA published historical reference

works, used by NASA personnel, managers, external researchers,

and other government agencies. Author

N88-25430*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

NASA HISTORICAL DATA BOOK. VOLUME 3: PROGRAMS

AND PROJECTS 1969-1978

LINDA NEUMAN EZELL 1988 492 p

(NASW-3597)

(NASA-SP-4012-VOL-3; NAS 1.21:4012-VOL-3; LC-74-600126)

Avail: NTIS MF A03; SOD HC $57.00 in set of 3 as

033-000-01017-6 CSCL 05D

This is Volume 3, Programs and Projects 1969-1978, of a

three-volume series providing a 20-year compilation of summary

statistical and other data descriptive of NASA's programs in

aeronautics and manned and unmanned spaceflight. This series

is an important component of NASA published historical reference

works, used by NASA personnel, managers, external researchers,

and other government agencies. Author

N89-25946*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

WHERE NO MAN HAS GONE BEFORE: A HISTORY OF

APOLLO LUNAR EXPLORATION MISSIONS

WILLIAM DAVID COMPTON 1988 420 p Original contains

color illustrations

(NASA-SP-4214; NAS 1.21:4214) Avail: NTIS HC A18/MF A03

CSCL 05D

This book is a narrative account of the development of the

science program for the Apollo lunar landing missions. It focuses

on the interaction between scientific interests and operational

considerations in such matters as landing site selection and training

of crews, quarantine and back contamination control, and

presentation of results from scientific investigations. Scientific

exploration of the moon on later flights, Apollo 12 through Apollo

17 is emphasized. Author

N89-26803*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTICS, 1985: A CHRONOLOGY

BETTE R. JANSON Mar. 1988 545 p

(NASA-SP-4025; NAS 1.21:4025; LC-65-60308) Avail: NTIS HC

A23/MF A03; also available SOD HC $22.00 as 033-000-01022-2

CSCL 05B

This book is part of a series of annual chronologies of significant

events in the fields of astronautics and aeronautics. Events covered

are international as well as national, in political as well as scientific

and technical areas. This series is an important reference work

used by historians, NASA personnel, government agencies, and

congressional staffs, as well as the media. Author

N89-26805*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE: A HISTORY OF THE NACA AND

NASA, 1915-1990

ROGER E. BILSTEIN Jul. 1989 171 p ERRATUM: Coauthored

by Frank W. Anderson, Jr.

(NASA-SP-4406; NAS 1.21:4406) Avail: NTIS HC A08/MF A01

CSCL 05D

This edition brings up to date the history of U.S. agencies for

space exploration, the NACA and NASA, from 1915 through 1990.

Early aviation and aeronautics research are described, with

particular emphasis on the impact of the two world wars on

aeronautics development and the postwar exploitation of those

technologies. The reorganization and expansion of the NACA into

NASA is described in detail as well as NASA's relationship with

industry, the university system, and international space agencies

such as the ESA. The dramatic space race of the 1950 and

1960s is recounted through a detailed histroy of the Gemini and

Apollo programs and followed by a discussion of the many valuable

social/scientific application of aeronautics technologies, many of

which were realized through the launching of successful satellite

projects. The further solar system explorations of the Voyager

missions are described, as it the Challenger tragedy and the 1988

return to space of the Shuttle program. Future plans are outlined

for a cooperatively funded international space station to foster

the ongoing study of space science. Author

N90-25928*# National Aeronautics and Space Administration,

Washington, DC.

ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTICS, 1979-1984: A

CHRONOLOGY

BETTE R. JANSON and ELEANOR H. RITCHIE Nov. 1989

736 p

(NASA-SP-4024; NAS 1.21:4024) Avail: NTIS HC A99/MF A04;

also available SOD HC $24.00 as 033-000-01080-0 CSCL 05D

This volume of the Astronautics and Aeronautics series covers

1979 through 1984. The series provides a chronological

presentation of all significant events and developments in space

exploration and the administration of the space program during

the period covered. Author

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SUBJECT INDEX

NASA Scientific and Technical Publications 1987-1990

Typical Subject Index Listing

SUBJECT HEADING

AERODYNAMICS

Effect of control surface mass unbalance on the stability

of a closed-loop active control system

(NASA-TP-2952) p 47 N90-12042

TITLE

REPORT

NUMBER

PAGE

NUMBER

NASA

ACCESSION

NUMBER

The subject heading is a key to the subject content

of the document. The title is used to provide a

description of the subject matter. When the title is

insufficiently descriptive of document content, a

title extension is added, separated from the title

by three hyphens. The (NASA or AIAA) accession

number and the page number are included in each

entry to assist the user in locating the abstract in

the abstract section. If applicable, a report number

is also included as an aid in identifying the document. Under any one subject heading, the accession numbers are arranged in sequence with the

AIAA accession numbers appearing first.

A STARS

O stars and Wolf-Rayet stars

[NASA-SP-497] p74 N89-11657

ABORTED MISSIONS

Simulator evaluation of a display for a Takeoff

Performance Monitoring System

(NASA-TP-2908I p 20 N89-23469

ABSORPTION CROSS SECTIONS

Atlas of absorption lines from 0 to 17900 cm (sup)-1

[NASA-RP-1188] p49 N87-28955

Kaon-nucleus scattering

[NASA-TP-2920I p 80 N89-25103

ABSORPTION SPECTRA

Atlas of absorption lines from 0 to 17900 cm (sup)-1

[NASA-RP-11881 p49 N87-28955

ACCELEROMETERS

Further developments in modeling digital control

systems with MA-prefiltered measurements

[NASA-TP-29091 p 33 N89-24507

ACCESS CONTROL

Proceedings of the 5th Annual Users' Conference

[NASA-CP-23991 p 62 N87-10720

ACCUMULATORS

Performance of textured carbon on copper electrode

multistage depressed collectors with medium-power

traveling wave tubes

[NASA-TP-26651 p 34 N87-17990

Calculation of secondary electron trajectories in

multistage depressed collectors for microwave amplifiers

[NASA-TP-2664I p 34 N87-17991

Design, fabrication and performance of small, graphite

electrode, multistage depressed collectors with 200-W,

CW, 8- to 18-GHz traveling-wave tubes

|NASA-TP-2693| p 35 N87-20474

Analytical and experimental performance of a dual-mode

traveling wave tube and multistage depressed collector

INASA-TP-2752] p 35 N87-25532

Performance of a small, graphite electrode, multistage

depressed collector with a 500-W. continuous wave, 4.8-

to 9.6-GHz traveling wave tube

| NASA-TP-27881 p 35 N88-15146

Performance of a multistage depressed collector with

machined titanium electrodes

| NASA-TP-28911 p 35 N89-15337

Spent-beam refocusing analysis and multistage

depressed collector design for a 75-W, 59- to 64-GHz

coupled-cavity traveling-wave tube

INASA-TP-3039I p 35 N90-27965

ACCURACY

Foundations of measurement and instrumentation

INASA-RP-1222] p 40 N90-21351

ACEE PROGRAM

The ACEE program and basic composites research at

Langley Research Center (1975 to 1986): Summary and

bibliography

| N ASA-R P-1177] p28N87-29612

ACOUSTIC ATTENUATION

Measured and calculated acoustic attenuation rates of

tuned resonator arrays for two surface impedance

distribution models with flow

INASA-TP-2766] p 67 N88-17440

Comparison between design and installed acoustic

characteristics of NASA Lewis 9- by 15-foot low-speed

wind tunnel acoustic treatment

|NASA-TP-2996| p 22 N90-19242

ACOUSTIC EMISSION

Research in structures, structural dynamics and

materials, 1989

INASA-CP-10024] p46 N89-24626

ACOUSTIC IMPEDANCE

Experimental validation of a two-dimensional shear-flow

model for determining acoustic impedance

|NASA-TP-2679| p 66 N87-20798

Measured and calculated acoustic attenuation rates of

tuned resonator arrays for two surface impedance

distribution models with flow

INASA-TP-27661 p 67 N88-17440

ACOUSTIC MEASUREMENT

Power cepstrum technique with application to model

helicopter acoustic data

|NASA-TP-2586| p 66 N87-17479

Tip aerodynamics and acoustics test: A report and data

survey

|NASA-RP-1179| p9 N89-17579

Comparison between design and installed acoustic

characteristics of NASA Lewis 9- by 15-foot low-speed

wind tunnel acoustic treatment

|NASA-TP-2996| p 22 N90-19242

ACOUSTICS

Helicopter blade-vortex interaction locations:

Scale-model acoustics and free-wake analysis results

| NASA-TP-26581 . p4 N87-18537

Evaluation of a scale-model experiment to investigate

long-range acoustic propagation

|NASA-TP-2748| p 66 N88-11450

ACTIVE CONTROL

Handling qualities of a wide-body transport airplane

utilizing Pitch Active Control Systems (PACS) for relaxed

static stability application

|NASA-TP-2482| p 19 N88-14987

Control surface spanwise placement in active flutter

suppression systems

| NASA-TP-28731 p 45 N89-16196

Effect of control surface mass unbalance on the stability

o( a closed-loop active control system

| NASA-TP-29521 p 47 N90-12042

ACTUATORS

The 20th Aerospace Mechanics Symposium

INASA-CP-2423-REVI p 43 N87-16321

The 21st Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

INASA-CP-2470I p 43 N87-29858

The 22nd Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

|NASA-CP-2506| p 44 N88-21468

Integrated tools for control-system analysis

| NASA-TP-28851 p 20 N89-19309

The 24th Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

|NASA-CP-3062| p47 N90-22079

AEROACOUSTICS

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 2: Materials

and Structures, Propulsion and Drive Systems. Flight

Dynamics and Control, and Acoustics

|NASA-CP-2495-VOL-2| p1 N88-16632

Airfoil self-noise and prediction

|NASA-RP-1218| p67 N89-25673

AEROASSIST

Technology for Future NASA Missions: Civil Space

Technology Initiative (CSTI) and Pathfinder

|NASA-CP-3016| p22 N89-11760

Measured and predicted aerodynamic coefficients and

shock shapes for Aeroassist Flight Experiment (AFE)

configuration

|NASA-TP-2956| p11 N90-14185

AER08RAKING

The effect of interplanetary trajectory options on a

manned Mars aerobrake configuration

[NASA-TP-30191 p24 N90-26036

AERODYNAMIC BALANCE

Piloted simulation study of the effects of an automated

trim system on flight characteristics of a light twin-engine

airplane with one engine inoperative

[NASA-TP-2633] p3 N87-10843

Drag measurements on a laminar-flow body of revolution

in the 13-inch magnetic suspension and balance system

[NASA-TP-2895] p9 N89-19232

A closed-form trim solution yielding minimum trim drag

for airplanes with multiple longitudinal-control etfectors

| NASA-TP-29071 p 20 N89-23468

AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS

Effects of empennage surface location on aerodynamic

characteristics of a twin-engine afterbody model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

| NASA-TP-23921 p 14 N87-17693

Low-speed aerodynamic characteristics of a twin-engine

general aviation configuration with aft-fuselage-mounted

pusher propellers

| NASA-TP-27631 p 6 N87-29462

Planform effects on the supersonic aerodynamics of

multibody configurations

|NASA-TP-2762| p6 N88-12454

Aerodynamic characteristics of wings designed with a

combined-theory method to cruise at a Mach number of

4.5

|NASA-TP-2799| p7 N88-19420

Influence of wind shear on the aerodynamic

characteristics of airplanes

| NASA-TP-28271 p 12 N88-26344

Steady-state and transitional aerodynamic

characteristics of a wing in simulated heavy rain

|NASA-TP-2932| p 10 N89-25951

A procedure for computing surface wave trajectories on

an inhomogeneous surface

INASA-TP-2929] p 10 N89-26811

Low-speed, high-lift aerodynamic characteristics of

slender, hypersonic accelerator-type configurations

INASA-TP-2945J p 10 N90-10830

Measured and predicted aerodynamic coefficients and

shock shapes for Aeroassist Flight Experiment (AFE)

configuration

| NASA-TP-29561 p11 N90-14185

NASA supercritical airfoils: A matrix of family-related

airfoils

|NASA-TP-2969| p11 N90-16710

CAST-10-2/DOA 2 Airfoil Studies Workshop Results

| NASA-CP-30521 p 22 N90-17647

Low-speed wind-tunnel investigation of the flight

dynamic characteristics of an advanced turboprop

business/commuter aircraft configuration

| NASA-TP-29821 p 20 N90-19239

Experimental and theoretical aerodynamic

characteristics of a high-lift semispan wing model

INASA-TP-2990] p11 N90-20046

Dynamic ground-effect measurements on the F-15 STOL

and Maneuver Technology Demonstrator (S/MTD)

configuration

INASA-TP-3000I p 11 N90-22531

Aerodynamic characteristics of two rotorcraft airfoils

designed for application to the inboard region of a main

rotor blade

I NASA-TP-30091 p 11 N90-24239

A-1
AERODYNAMIC COEFFICIENTS SUBJECT INDEX

Effect of tail size reductions on longitudinal aerodynamic

characteristics of a three surface F-15 model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

INASA-TP-3036) p 11 N90-25938

AERODYNAMIC COEFFICIENTS

Flight-determined aerodynamic derivatives of the AD-1

oblique-wing research airplane

INASA-TP-2222] p 19 N87-10871

Combined aerodynamic and structural dynamic problem

emulating routines (CASPER): Theory and

implementation

[NASA-TP-24181 p4 N87-17669

Powered-lifl aircraft technology

(NASA-SP-501) p 15 N90-12589

Measured and predicted aerodynamic coefficients and

shock shapes for Aeroassist Flight Experiment (AFE)

configuration

(NASA-TP.2956) p11 N90-14185

Aerodynamic characteristics of two rotorcraft airfoils

designed for application to the inboard region of a main

rotor blade

[NASA-TP-3009I p 11 N90-24239

AERODYNAMIC CONFIGURATIONS

Forward-swept wing configuration designed for high

maneuverability by use of a transonic computational

method

INASA-TP-2628] p3 N87-11702

Effects of winglet on transonic flutter characteristics of

a cantilevered twin-engine-transport wing model

[NASA-TP-2627] p 43 N87-13789

Flight investigation of the effect of tail configuration on

stall, spin, and recovery characteristics of a low-wing

general aviation research airplane

[NASA-TP-2644) p 13 N87-16815

Flight characteristics of the AD-1 oblique-wing research

aircraft

INASA-TP-2223) p 19 N87-18570

On minimizing the number of calculations in

design-by-analysis codes

[NASA-TP-2706] p5 N87-23586

Effect of Reynolds number variation on aerodynamics

of a hydrogen-fueled transport concept at Mach 6

(NASA-TP-27281 p5 N87-26031

Subsonic longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of a forward-swept-wing fighter

configuration at angles of attack up to 47 deg

INASA-TP-2727] p6 N87-26874

Langley Symposium on Aerodynamics, volume 1

[NASA-CP-2397] p 1 N88-14926

A performance index approach to aerodynamic design

with the use of analysis codes only

INASA-TP-2805] p7 N88-18552

A review of technologies applicable to low-speed flight

of high-performance aircraft investigated in the Langley

14- x 22-foot subsonic tunnel

(NASA-TP-2796] p7 N88-20264

Analysis of flight data from a High-Incidence Research

Model by system identification methods

INASA-TP-29401 p 20 N90-10074

Measured and predicted aerodynamic coefficients and

shock shapes for Aeroassist Flight Experiment (AFE)

configuration

[NASA-TP-2956] p11 N90-14185

Experimental and theoretical aerodynamic

characteristics of a high-lift semispan wing model

[NASA-TP-2990J p11 N90-20046

AERODYNAMIC DRAG

Effects of tail span and empennage arrangement on

drag of a typical single-engine fighter aft end

INASA-TP-2352) p3 N87-10838

Effects of empennage surface location on aerodynamic

characteristics of a twin-engine afterbody model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

[NASA-TP-23921 p 14 N87-17693

Drag measurements of blunt stores tangentially mounted

on a flat plate at supersonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2742] P6 N87-27626

Planform effects on the supersonic aerodynamics of

multibody configurations

(NASA-TP-2762) p6 N88-12454

An economical semi-analytical orbit theory for

micro-computer applications

INASA-TP-2811] p66 N89-14052

Exhaust nozzles for propulsion systems with emphasis

on supersonic cruise aircraft

INASA-RP-1235] p 18 N90-21037

AERODYNAMIC FORCES

Steady and unsteady aerodynamic forces from the

SOUSSA surface-panel method for a fighter wing with tip

missile and comparison with experiment and PANAIR

[NASA-TP-2736I p 5 N87-26032

Nonlinear programming extensions to rational function

approximation methods for unsteady aerodynamic forces

[NASA-TP-2776) p 15 N88-24623

AERODYNAMIC HEATING

Finite-element reentry heat-transfer analysis of space

shuttle Orbiter

[NASA-TP-2657] p 37 N87-29795

Trajectory characteristics and heating of hypervelocity

projectiles having large ballistic coefficients

[NASA-TP-2614] p7 N88-19412

Aerodynamic pressures and heating rates on surfaces

between split elevens at Mach 6.6

[NASA-TP-2855] p 37 N89-12822

A review of high-speed, convective, heat-transfer

computation methods

[NASA-TP-2914] p 38 N89-27116

AERODYNAMIC INTERFERENCE

Interference effects of thrust reversing on horizontal tail

effectiveness of twin-engine fighter aircraft at Mach

numbers from 0.15 to 0.90

[NASA-TP-2350] P 19 N87-10870

CAST-10-2/DOA 2 Airfoil Studies Workshop Results

(NASA-CP-3052) p 22 N90-17647

AERODYNAMIC LOADS

Cornering characteristics of the main-gear tire of the

space shuttle orbiter

[NASA-TP-2790] p 14 N88-18583

Aerodynamic pressure and heating-rate distributions in

tile gaps around chine regions with pressure gradients at

a Mach number of 6.6

INASA-TP-2988] p 38 N90-23670

AERODYNAMIC NOISE

Airfoil self-noise and prediction

INASA-RP-1218] p67 N89-25673

AERODYNAMIC STABILITY

Transonic flow analysis for rotors. Part 2:

Three-dimensional, unsteady, full-potential calculation

[NASA-TP-2375-PT-2] p 3 N87-10841

Effects of the installation and operation of jet-exhaust

yaw vanes on the longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of the F-14 airplane

[NASA-TP-2769] p6 N88-12455

Integrated Technology Rotor Methodology Assessment

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10007] p2 N88-27148

Analysis of flight data from a High-tncidence Research

Model by system identification methods

[NASA-TP-2940] p 20 N90-10074

Effect of control surface mass unbalance on the stability

of a closed-loop active control system

INASA-TP-2952] p 47 N90-12042

AERODYNAMIC STALLING

Flight investigation of the effect of tail configuration on

stall, spin, and recovery characteristics of a low-wing

general aviation research airplane

[NASA-TP-2644] p 13 N87-16815

Flight investigation of the effects of an outboard

wing-leading-edge modification on stall/spin

characteristics of a low-wing, single-engine, T-tail light

airplane

| NASA-TP-2691 ] p 14 N87-23614

Steady-state and transitional aerodynamic

characteristics of a wing in simulated heavy rain

INASA-TP-2932] p 10 N89-25951

AERODYNAMICS

An experimental investigation of an advanced turboprop

installation on a swept wing at subsonic and transonic

[NASA-TP-2729] p6 N87-26883

Aeronautical engineering: A continuing bibliography with

indexes (supplement 217)

[NASA-SP-7037(217)| p 1 N87-27613

Supersonic aerodynamics of delta wings

[NASA-TP-27711 p7 N88-17615

Aeronautical engineering: A cumulative index to a

continuing bibliography

|NASA-SP-7037(222)| p7 N88-19416

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1986

INASA-CP-2502) p2 N88-23715

Nonlinear programming extensions to rational function

approximation methods for unsteady aerodynamic forces

(NASA-TP-2776] P 15 N88-24623

Aeronautical engineering: A continuing bibliography with

indexes

INASA-SP-7037(229)| p2 N88-27163

Validation of a pair of computer codes for estimation

and optimization of subsonic aerodynamic performance

of simple hinged-flap systems for thin swept wings

(NASA-TP-2828) P 8 N89-10024

Aeronautical engineering: A continuing bibliography with

indexes (supplement 242)

(NASA-SP-7037(242)| p 2 N89-29304

Effect of control surface mass unbalance on the stability

of a closed-loop active control system

INASA-TP-2952] P 47 N90-12042

Aeronautical engineering: A continuing bibliography with

indexes (supplement 255)

|NASA-SP-7037(255)| p2 N90-27648

AEROELASTIC RESEARCH WINGS

In-flight total forces, moments and static aeroelastic

characteristics of an oblique-wing research airplane

INASA-TP-2224] p 19 N87-10103

AEROELASTICITY

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 1:

Aerodynamics, and Dynamics and Aeroelasticity

[NASA-CP-2495-VOL-1] p1 N88-16625

An experimental investigation of the flap-lag-torsion

aeroelastic stability of a small-scale hingeless helicopter

rotor in hover

[NASA-TP-2546) p7 N88-20257

Shape sensitivity analysis of wing static aeroelastic

characteristics

[NASA-TP-2808) p 15 N88-22031

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 1: Structural

Dynamics

INASA-CP-3003-VOL-1] p 44 N88-23226

Integrated Technology Rotor Methodology Assessment

Workshop

I NASA-CP-100071 p2 N88-27148

Transonic Unsteady Aerodynamics and Aeroelasticity

1987, part 1

[NASA-CP-3022-PT-1] p9 N89-19234

Transonic Unsteady Aerodynamics and Aeroelasticity

1987, part 2

INASA-CP-3022-PT-2) p9 N89-19247

Method for experimental determination of flutter speed

by parameter identification

[NASA-TP-2923] p 15 N89-26844

AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

Engineer in charge: A history of the Langley Aeronautical

Laboratory, 1917-1958

INASA-SP-4305) p80 N87-24390

Aeronautical engineering: A continuing bibliography with

indexes (supplement 217)

[NASA-SP-7037(217)| p I N87-27613

Astronautics and aeronautics, 1978: A chronology

[NASA-SP-4023] p 80 N88-14062

Aeronautical engineering: A cumulative index to a

continuing bibliography

|NASA-SP-7037(222)| p7 N88-19416

NASA historical data book. Volume 1: NASA resources

1958-1968

INASA-SP-4012-VOL-1) p 80 N88-25428

Aeronautical engineering: A continuing bibliography with

indexes

[NASA-SP-7037(229)| p2 N88-27163

Aeronautical engineering: A continuing bibliography with

indexes (supplement 242)

(NASA-SP-7037(242)| p2 N89-29304

Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1979-1984: A

chronology

[NASA-SP-4024] p 81 N90-25928

Aeronautical engineering: A continuing bibliography with

indexes (supplement 255)

|NASA-SP-7037(255)| p2 N90-27648

AERONAUTICS

NASA historical data book. Volume 2: Programs and

projects 1958-1968

[NASA-SP-4012-VOL-2] p 80 N88-25429

NASA historical data book. Volume 3: Programs and

projects 1969-1978

INASA-SP-4012-VOL-3) p 81 N88-25430

Astronautics and aeronautics, 1985: A chronology

|NASA-SP-4025| p81 N89-26803

AEROSOLS

Airborne lidar measurements of El Chichon stratospheric

aerosols. May 1983

(NASA-RP-1172) p51 N87-11358

SAGE aerosol measurements. Volume 3: January 1,

1981 to November 18, 1981

[NASA-RP-1173I p51 N87-17417

Space Opportunities for Tropospheric Chemistry

Research

1NASA-CP-2450) p 51 N87-18248

Airborne lidar measurements of El Chichon stratospheric

aerosols, January 1984

[NASA-RP-1175] p51 N87-20663

Effects of aerosols and surface shadowing on

bidirectional reflectance measurements of deserts

(NASA-TP-2756) p 49 N87-28162

Airborne paniculate matter in spacecraft

(NASA-CP-2499) p 59 N88-t4623

SAM 2 data user's guide

(NASA-RP-1200) p52 N88-25094

Forty-eight-inch lidar aerosol measurements taken at the

Langley Research Center, May 1974 to December 1987

[NASA-RP-1209J p52 N88-29234

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 1: Executive

summary and overview

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1] p 59 N89-24022

A-2
SUBJECT INDEX AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATIONS

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 2: Abstracts,

candidate experiments and feasibility study

INASA-CP-10026-VOL-2] p 59 N89-24023

AEROSPACE ENGINEERING

Astronautics and aeronautics, 1978: A chronology

(NASA-SP-4023) p 80 N88-14062

The 1988 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

(NASA-CP-30091 p64 N88-30330

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 1: Abstracts (supplement 35)

[NASA-SP-7039(35)-SECT-11 p 71 N89-25775

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 2: Indexes (supplement 35)

|NASA-SP-7039(35)-SECT-2] p 71 N89-29264

The 24th Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

INASA-CP-3062] p 47 N90-22079

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 1: Abstracts (supplement 37)

|NASA-SP-7039(37)-SECT-1| p 71 N90-25698

Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1979-1984: A

chronology

|NASA-SP-4024| p 81 N90-25928

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 2: Indexes (supplement 37)

[NASA-SP-7039(37)-SECT-2] p 71 N90-26700

AEROSPACE ENVIRONMENTS

Upper and Middle Atmospheric Density Modeling

Requirements for Spacecraft Design and Operations

[NASA-CP-2460I p 52 N87-20665

Microgravity Fluid Management Symposium

INASA-CP-2465] p 32 N87-21141

Spacelab 3 Mission Science Review

1NASA-CP-2429) p 36 N87-22103

Airborne paniculate matter in spacecraft

(NASA-CP-2499] p 59 N88-14623

Space Station Induced Monitoring

(NASA-CP-30211 p73 N89-15790

Workshop on Two-Phase Fluid Behavior in a Space

Environment

INASA-CP-3043] p 38 N89-26184

Third Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1989)

INASA-CP-3059] p 62 N90-25503

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

Material characterization of superplastically formed

titanium (Ti-6AI-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo) sheet

INASA-TP-2674] p 30 N87-20407

Wind shear detection. Forward-looking sensor

technology

INASA-CP-10004] p 12 N88-14970

Issues in NASA program and project management

[NASA-SP-6101(02)| p 69 N90-13277

AEROSPACE MEDICINE

Aerospace medicine and biology: A cumulative index

to the 1986 issues (supplement 293)

[NASA-SP-7011(293)] p 59 N87-18976

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 302)

[NASA-SP-7011(302)] p 59 N87-30041

Aerospace medicine and biology: A cumulative index

to a continuing bibliography (supplement 306)

| NASA-SP-7011(306) | p 60 N88-18180

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 315)

[NASA-SP-7011(315)1 p 60 N88-30281

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 327)

[NASA-SP-7011(327)| p 60 N89-29951

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 340)

| NASA-SP-7011(340) | p 60 N90-28963

AEROSPACE PLANES

Low-speed, high-lift aerodynamic characteristics of

slender, hypersonic accelerator-type configurations

[NASA-TP-2945] p 10 N90-10830

AEROSPACE SCIENCES

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of Special Publications, Reference Publications.

Conference Publications, and Technical Papers.

1977-1986

[NASA-SP-7063(01) | p 70 N87-30218

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of Special Publications, Reference Publications,

Conference Publications, and Technical Papers. 1987

[NASA-SP-7063(02)| P 70 N88-22830

Fourth Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

[NASA-CP-30131 p63 N89-15549

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of special publications, reference publications, conference

publications, and technical papers, 1988

| NASA-SP-7063(03)] P 71 N90-10782

NASA Thesaurus supplement: A four part cumulative

supplement to the 1988 edition of the NASA Thesaurus

(supplement 3)

(NASA-SP-7064-SUPPL-3I p 71 N90-22438

AEROSPACE SYSTEMS

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

Conference: Abstracts

[NASA-CP-10029] p50 N89-22982

The 23rd Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

(NASA-CP-3032) p 46 N89-23892

AEROTHERMODYNAMICS

Aerothermal tests of spherical dome protuberances on

a flat plate at a Mach number of 6.5

INASA-TP-2631) p 35 N87-13664

Structural Integrity and Durability of Reusable Space

Propulsion Systems

(NASA-CP-2471) p26 N87-22766

Aerothermal tests of quilted dome models on a flat plate

at a Mach number of 6.5

(NASA-TP-2804! p 37 N88-22325

AFTERBODIES

Effects of empennage surface location on aerodynamic

characteristics of a twin-engine afterbody model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

[NASA-TP-2392] p 14 N87-17693

Effects of afterbody boattail design and empennage

arrangement on aeropropulsive characteristics of a

twin-engine fighter model at transonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2704) p4 N87-21873

Comparison of wind tunnel and High) test afterbody and

nozzle pressures for a twin-jet fighter aircraft at transonic

speeds

(NASA-TP-25881 p6 N88-10765

Effect of empennage arrangement on single-engine

nozzle/afterbody static pressures at transonic speeds

INASA-TP-2753I p6 N88-10771

AGING (METALLURGY)

Stress corrosion study of PH13-8MO stainless steel using

the Slow Strain Rate Technique

[NASA-TP-2934] p 30 N89-26976

Heat treatment study of the SiC/Ti-15-3 composite

system

INASA-TP-2970] p 29 N90-19302

AGRICULTURE

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 57)

(NASA-SP-7041(57)J p 49 N88-23314

AIR

Simplified curve fits for the thermodynamic properties

of equilibrium air

INASA-RP-1181] p36 N87-26309

A rapid method for the computation of equilibrium

chemical composition of air to 15000 K

INASA-TP-2792] p 30 N88-16830

A review of reaction rates and thermodynamic and

transport properties for an 11-species air model for

chemical and thermal nonequilibrium calculations to 30000

K

(NASA-RP-1232] p 38 N90-27064

AIR DATA SYSTEMS

Qualitative evaluation of a flush air data system at

transonic speeds and high angles of attack

INASA-TP-2716] p 14 N87-29497

AIR FLOW

Conservation equations and physical models for

hypersonic air flows in thermal and chemical

nonequilibrium

INASA-TP-2867] p 38 N89-16115

AIR NAVIGATION

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1983

[NASA-CP-2451] p1 N87-18520

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1988-1989

INASA-CP-3063] p 2 N90-20921

AIR POLLUTION

SAGE aerosol measurements. Volume 3: January 1,

1981 to November 18, 1981

[NASA-RP-1173] p51 N87-17417

Space Opportunities for Tropospheric Chemistry

Research

[NASA-CP-2450] p 51 N87-18248

Airborne lidar measurements of El Chichon stratospheric

aerosols, January 1984

[NASA-RP-1175] p51 N87-20663

Atlas of absorption lines from 0 to 17900 cm (sup)-1

(NASA-RP-1188] p49 N87-28955

AIR PURIFICATION

Airborne paniculate matter in spacecraft

(NASA-CP-2499] p 59 N88-14623

AIR QUALITY

Airborne paniculate matter in spacecraft

| NASA-CP-24991 p 59 N88-14623

An assessment model for atmospheric composition

[NASA-CP-3023] p 57 N89-20588

AIR SEA ICE INTERACTIONS

Arctic Sea ice, 1973-1976: Satellite passive-microwave

observations

INASA-SP-4891 p58 N87-24870

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

Ground-based time-guidance algorithm for control of

airplanes in a time-metered air traffic control environment:

A piloted simulation study

[NASA-TP-2616] p 16 N87-10864

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research. 1985

[NASA-CP-2453I p1 N87-27596

Jet transport flight operations using cockpit display of

traffic information during instrument meteorological

conditions: Simulation evaluation

[NASA-TP-2567I p 12 N87-29469

A piloted simulation study of data link ATC message

exchange

|NASA-TP-2859| p 13 N89-15900

Simulation evaluation of TIMER, a time-based, terminal

air traffic, flow-management concept

[NASA-TP-2870I p 13 N89-15901

Flight deck automation: Promises and realities

INASA-CP-10036] p17 N90-13384

Delivery performance of conventional aircraft by

terminal-area, time-based air traffic control: A real-time

simulation evaluation

[NASA-TP-2978I p 13 N90-18378

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1988-1989

INASA-CP-30631 p2 N90-20921

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS (PERSONNEL)

Delivery performance of conventional aircraft by

terminal-area, time-based air traffic control: A real-time

simulation evaluation

(NASA-TP-2978! p 13 N90-18378

AIR TRANSPORTATION

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1983

[NASA-CP-2451 | p1 N87-18520

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1984

[NASA-CP-2452] p 1 N87-22604

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1985

INASA-CP-2453) p1 N87-27596

Flight deck automation: Promises and realities

[NASA-CP-100361 p17 N90-13384

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1988-1989

INASA-CP-30631 p2 N90-20921

AIR WATER INTERACTIONS

Nimbus-7 data product summary

INASA-RP-12151 p48 N89-22152

On the statistics of El Nino occurrences and the

relationship of El Nino to volcanic and solar/geomagnetic

activity

[NASA-TP-2948] p 79 N90-12456

AIRBORNE EQUIPMENT

Airborne lidar measurements of El Chichon stratospheric

aerosols. May 1983

INASA-RP-1172] p51 N87-11358

Airborne lidar measurements of El Chichon stratospheric

aerosols, January 1984

[NASA-RP-11751 p51 N87-20663

Airborne Wind Shear Detection and Warning Systems:

First Combined Manufacturers' and Technologists'

Conference

[NASA-CP-10006] p12 N88-17616

MARA (Multimode Airborne Radar Altimeter) system

documentation. Volume 1: MARA system requirements

document

[NASA-RP-1226] p 39 N89-26209

AIRCRAFT COMPARTMENTS

Annoyance response to simulated advanced turboprop

aircraft interior noise containing tonal beats

| NASA-TP-26891 p 66 N87-24161

Evaluation of the ride quality of a light twin engine

airplane using a ride quality meter

[NASA-TP-2913] p2 N89-22568

AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATIONS

Effects of tail span and empennage arrangement on

drag of a typical single-engine fighter aft end

|NASA-TP-2352| p3 N87-10838

Planform effects on the supersonic aerodynamics of

mulUbody configurations

[NASA-TP-2762I p6 N88-12454

Transonic Unsteady Aerodynamics and Aeroelasticity

1987, part 1

[NASA-CP-3022-PT-1] p9 N89-19234

Evaluation of a strain-gage load calibration on a

low-aspect-ratio wing structure at elevated temperature

INASA-TP-2921] p46 N89-28034

Fuselage design for a specified Mach-sliced area

distribution

INASA-TP-2975] p 16 N90-18385

A-3
AIRCRAFT CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS SUBJECTINDEX

Dynamic ground-effect measurements on the F-15 STOL

and Maneuver Technology Demonstrator (S/MTD)

configuration

[NASA-TP-3000] p 11 N90-22531

AIRCRAFT CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

Evaluation of energy absorption of new concepts of

aircraft composite subfloor intersections

(NASA-TP-2951) p 16 N90-26823

AIRCRAFT CONTROL

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1984

[NASA-CP-2452) p 1 N87-22604

Application of parameter estimation to aircraft stability

and control: The output-error approach

[NASA-RP-1168] p 14 N87-29499

Effects of the installation and operation of jet-exhaust

yaw vanes on the longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of the F-14 airplane

INASA-TP-27691 p6 N88-12455

Proceedings of the Circulation-Control Workshop,

1986

[NASA-CP-2432] p7 N88-17586

Airborne Wind Shear Detection and Warning Systems.

First Combined Manufacturers' and Technologists'

Conference

INASA-CP-100061 p 12 N88-17616

Rotorcraft flight-propulsion control integration: An

eclectic design concept

[NASA-TP-2815] p 19 N88-19475

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1986

[NASA-CP-2502] p2 N88-23715

Influence of wind shear on the aerodynamic

characteristics of airplanes

[NASA-TP-2827) p 12 N88-26344

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1988-1989

INASA-CP-3063] p2 N90-20921

AIRCRAFT DESIGN

In-flight total forces, moments and static aeroelastic

characteristics of an oblique-wing research airplane

[NASA-TP-2224] p 19 N87-10103

Recent Experiences in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 1

INASA-CP-2327-PT-1] p 13 N87-11717

Recent Experiences in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 2

[NASA-CP-2327-PT-2] p 13 N87-11750

Engineer in charge: A history of the Langley Aeronautical

Laboratory, 1917-1958

[NASA-SP-4305] p 80 N87-24390

Langley Symposium on Aerodynamics, volume 1

INASA-CP-2397] p1 N88-14926

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 2: Materials

and Structures, Propulsion and Drive Systems, Flight

Dynamics and Control, and Acoustics

INASA-CP-2495-VOL-2] p1 N88-16632

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 3: Systems

Integration, Research Aircraft, and Industry

(NASA-CP-2495-VOL-3I p1 N88-16650

Aerodynamic characteristics of wings designed with a

combined-theory method to cruise at a Maori number of

4.5

[NASA-TP-2799] p7 N88-19420

Laminar Flow Aircraft Certification

[NASA-CP-2413] p8 N88-23737

User's manual for interactive LINEAR: A FORTRAN

program to derive linear aircraft models

(NASA-TP-2835) p 65 N89-16437

Transonic Symposium: Theory, Application, and

Experiment, Volume 1, Part 1

(NASA-CP-3020-VOL-1-PT-1] p9 N89-20925

A closed-form trim solution yielding minimum trim drag

for airplanes with multiple longitudinal-control effectors

[NASA-TP-2907] p 20 N89-23468

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics

[NASA-CP-3034-PT-2I p 46 N89-24654

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 1

[ NASA-CP-3031-PT-1] p15 N89-25146

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 2

[ NASA-CP-3031-PT-2] p 15 N89-25173

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 3

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-3] p 15 N89-25201

Low-speed, high-lift aerodynamic characteristics of

slender, hypersonic accelerator-type configurations

' (NASA-TP-2945] p 10 N90-10830

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 2

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-2) p 10 N90-12519

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 3

INASA-CP-2487-PT-3] p 10 N90-12539

NASA supercritical airfoils: A matrix of family-related

airfoils

[NASA-TP-2969] p11 N90-16710

Fuselage design for a specified Mach-sliced area

distribution

[NASA-TP-2975I p 16 N90-18385

AIRCRAFT ENGINES

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1984

[NASA-CP-23391 p 43 N87-11180

Investigation of the mtsfueling of reciprocating piston

aircraft engines

[NASA-TP-2803] p 12 N88-21144

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 2: Structural

Mechanics

INASA-CP-3003-VOL-2I p 44 N88-22382

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1987

[NASA-CP-2493] p 45 N89-17298

AIRCRAFT FUELS

Low-energy gamma ray attenuation characteristics of

aviation fuels

INASA-TP-2974] p 63 N90-18882

AIRCRAFT GUIDANCE

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1983

[NASA-CP-2451] p1 N87-18520

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1984

| NASA-CP-2452] p 1 N87-22604

Joint University Program lor Air Transportation

Research, 1986

[NASA-CP-2502] p2 N88-23715

AIRCRAFT HAZARDS

Doppler Radar Detection of Wind Shear

[NASA-CP-2435] p 12 N87-10054

AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTS

A simulation evaluation of the engine monitoring and

control system display

INASA-TP-2960] p 17 N90-18393

AIRCRAFT LANDING

Langley Aircraft Landing Dynamics Facility

INASA-RP-1189) p21 N87-29544

Dynamic ground-effect measurements on the F-15 STOL

and Maneuver Technology Demonstrator (S/MTD)

configuration

| NASA-TP-3000 ] p11 N90-22531

AIRCRAFT MANEUVERS

Langley Symposium on Aerodynamics, volume 1

INASA-CP-2397] p 1 N88-14926

AIRCRAFT MODELS

User's manual for LINEAR, a FORTRAN program to

derive linear aircraft models

(NASA-TP-2768] p 65 N88-21740

Derivation and definition of a linear aircraft model

[NASA-RP-1207] p 19 N89-15123

Measurements of pressures on the tail and aft fuselage

of an airplane model during rotary motions at spin

attitudes

(NASA-TP-29391 p 10 N90-10829

AIRCRAFT NOISE

Annoyance response to simulated advanced turboprop

aircraft interior noise containing tonal beats

INASA-TP-2689] p 66 N87-24161

Helicopter main-rotor noise: Determination of source

contributions using scaled model data

1NASA-TP-2825] p 67 N88-26907

Evaluation of the ride quality of a light twin engine

airplane using a ride quality meter

[NASA-TP-29131 p2 N89-22568

Comparison between design and installed acoustic

characteristics of NASA Lewis 9- by 15-foot low-speed

wind tunnel acoustic treatment

[NASA-TP-2996I p 22 N90-19242

FAA/NASA En Route Noise Symposium

[NASA-CP-3067] p 67 N90-24853

AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE

Wind Shear/Turbulence Inputs to Flight Simulation and

Systems Certification

[NASA-CP-2474] p 1 N87-25267

Development and flight test experiences with a

flight-crucial digital control system

(NASA-TP-28571 p 20 N89-24327

Longitudinal stability and control characteristics of the

Quiet Short-Haul Research Aircraft (QSRA)

(NASA-TP-29651 p 20 N90-17639

AIRCRAFT SAFETY

Atmospheric Turbulence Relative to Aviation, Missile,

and Space Programs

(NASA-CP-2468) p 55 N87-22341

AIRCRAFT SPIN

Flight investigation of the effect of tail configuration on

stall, spin, and recovery characteristics of a low-wing

general aviation research airplane

INASA-TP-2644] p 13 N87-16815

AIRCRAFT STABILITY

Application of parameter estimation to aircraft stability

and control: The output-error approach

(NASA-RP-11681 p 14 N87-29499

Transonic Unsteady Aerodynamics and Aeroelasticity

1987, part 2

INASA-CP-3022-PT-2I p9 N89-19247

AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES

The ACEE program and basic composites research at

Langley Research Center (1975 to 1986): Summary and

bibliography

|NASA-RP-1177| p28 N87-29612

Evaluation of a strain-gage load calibration on a

low-aspect-ratio wing structure at elevated temperature

INASA-TP-2921] p 46 N89-28034

A Protection And Detection Surface (PADS) for damage

tolerance

|NASA-TP-3011| p29 N90-27788

AIRCRAFT TIRES

Measurements of flow rate and trajectory of aircraft

tire-generated water spray

|NASA-TP-2718| p14 N87-24458

Static mechanical properties of 30 x 11.5 - 14.5, type

8 aircraft tires of bias-ply and radial-belted design

|NASA-TP-2810| p 15 N88-21157

Evaluation of two transport aircraft and several ground

test vehicle friction measurements obtained for various

runway surface types and conditions. A summary of test

results from joint FAA/NASA Runway Friction Program

[NASA-TP-29171 p 16 N90-15902

Modeling and analysis of the space shuttle nose-gear

tire with semianalytic finite elements

|NASA-TP-2977| p 42 N90-19595

AIRFOIL PROFILES

Effect of advanced rotorcraft airfoil sections on the hover

performance of a small-scale rotor model

INASA-TP-2832] p 10 N89-24264

Airfoil self-noise and prediction

[NASA-RP-1218] p67 N89-25673

CAST-10-2/DOA 2 Airfoil Studies Workshop Results

(NASA-CP-3052] p 22 N90-17647

Experimental and theoretical aerodynamic

characteristics of a high-lift semispan wing model

|NASA-TP-2990| p11 N90-20046

AIRFOILS

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1984

[ N ASA-CP-23391 p43N87-11180

Lewis inverse design code (LINDES): Users manual

(NASA-TP-26761 p4 N87-20238

Calculation of viscous effects on transonic flow for

oscillating airfoils and comparisons with experiment

INASA-TP-2731] p6 N87-27622

Measurement of velocity and vorticity fields in the wake

of an airfoil in periodic pitching motion

(NASA-TP-2780) p 66 N88-13002

Airfoil self-noise and prediction

|NASA-RP-1218| p67 N89-25673

Steady-state and transitional aerodynamic

characteristics of a wing in simulated heavy rain

|NASA-TP-2932| p 10 N89-25951

CAST-10-2/DOA 2 Airfoil Studies Workshop Results

|NASA-CP-3052] p 22 N90-17647

AIRPORTS

Low-energy gamma ray attenuation characteristics of

aviation fuels

INASA-TP-2974) p 63 N90-18882

FAA/NASA En Route Noise Symposium

|NASA-CP-3067] p 67 N90-24853

ALABAMA

The MSFC/UAH Data Management Symposium

INASA-CP-2040] p62 N78-74659

ALBEDO

Surface bidirectional reflectance properties of two

southwestern Arizona deserts for wavelengths between

0.4 and 2.2 micrometers

(NASA-TP-2643] p 48 N87-22281

Atlas of albedo and absorbed solar radiation derived

from Nimbus 6 earth radiation budget data set, July 1975

to May 1978

INASA-RP-1230] p 57 N90-14741

ALGAE

Controlled Ecological Life Support System:

Regenerative Life Support Systems in Space

[NASA-CP-2480I p 60 N88-12251

ALGORITHMS

An algorithm for surface smoothing with rational

splines

INASA-TP-2708] p 65 N87-22447

Calibration of the spin-scan ozone imager aboard the

dynamics Explorer 1 satellite

INASA-TP-2723] p 55 N87-26491

Frontiers of Massively Parallel Scientific Computation

INASA-CP-2478] p 62 N87-26531

Advances in contact algorithms and their application to

tires

INASA-TP-2781] p 44 N88-21456

A-4
SUBJECTINDEX ARCHITECTURE (COMPUTERS)

Universal test Torture lor monolithic mm-wave integrated

circuits calibrated with an augmented TRD algorithm

[NASA-TP-2875] p 34 N89-17767

Nimbus-7 ERB Solar Analysis Tape (ESAT) user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1211) p79 N89-30151

Advanced detection, isolation, and accommodation of

sensor failures in turtx>fan engines: Real-time

microcomputer implementation

[NASA-TP-2925] p 20 N90-15112

An upwind-biased, point-implicit relaxation algorithm for

viscous, compressible perfect-gas flows

[NASA-TP-2953] p 38 N90-17042

ALIGNMENT

Development and evaluation of an airplane electronic

display format aligned with the inertial velocity vector

[NASA-TP-2648] p 16 N87-13438

ALKYL COMPOUNDS

Surface catalytic degradation study of two linear

perfluoropolyalkylethers at 345 C

[NASA-TP-2774] p 27 N88-12543

Reaction of perfluoroalkylpolyethers (PFPE) with 440C

steel in vacuum under sliding conditions at room

temperature

[NASA-TP-2883] p 31 N89-26091

ALL SKY PHOTOGRAPHY

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 1: Explanatory supplement

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-1] p 76 N89-14194

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 5: The point source catalog declination

range -30 deg greater than delta greater than -50 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-51 p 76 N89-14195

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 4: The point source catalog declination

range 0 deg greater than delta greater than -30 deg

1NASA-RP-1190-VOL-4) p 76 N89-14196

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 2: The point source catalog declination

range 90 deg greater than delta greater than 30 deg

(NASA-RP-1190-VOL-2] p 76 N89-14197

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 6: The point source catalog declination

range -50 deg greater than delta greater than -90 deg

(NASA-RP-1190-VOL-6] p 76 N89-14198

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 7: The small scale structure catalog

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-7] p 76 N89-14199

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 3: The point source catalog declination

range 30 deg greater than delta greater than 0 deg

(NASA-RP-1190-VOL-3] p 77 N89-14201

ALTERNATING CURRENT

An electrochemical study of corrosion protection by

primer-topcoat systems on 4130 steel with ac impedance

and dc methods

(NASA-TP-28201 p 30 N89-19406

ALTITUDE

Effect of ephemeris errors on the accuracy of the

computation of the tangent point altitude of a solar

scanning ray as measured by the SAGE 1 and 2

instruments

(NASA-TP-2866] p 65 N89-16415

ALTITUDE SIMULATION

Detailed flow surveys of turning vanes designed for a

0.1-scale model of NASA Lewis Research Center's

proposed altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-26801 p21 N87-20295

Experimental evaluation of turning vane designs for

high-speed and coupled fan-drive corners of 0.1-scale

model of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude

wind tunnel

(NASA-TP-2681) p 21 N88-17686

ALUMINUM

Shot peening for TI-6AI-4V alloy compressor blades

[NASA-TP-2711] p43 N87-20566

Cosmic ray heavy ion LET mapping for aluminum, silicon,

and tissue targets

[NASA-RP-11801 p79 N87-25984

An examination of impact damage in glass-phenolic and

aluminum honeycomb core composite panels

[NASA-TP-3042] p 29 N90-27876

Effects of continuous and cyclic thermal exposures on

boron- and borsic-reinforced 6061 aluminum composites

[NASA-TP-1063] p28 N88-70029

ALUMINUM ALLOYS

Ester oxidation on an aluminum surface using

chemiluminescence

[NASA-TP-2611J p31 N87-18666

The corrosion mechanisms for primer coated 2219-T87

aluminum

[NASA-TP-2715] P 30 N87-21076

Emittance, catalysis, and dynamic oxidation of

Ti-14AI-21Nb

[NASA-TP-2955] P 31 N90-10248

ALUMINUM GRAPHITE COMPOSITES

Effects of thermal cycling on graphie-fiber-reinforced

6061 aluminum

(NASA-TP-26121 p 28 N87-10184

ALUMINUM OXIDES

Oxidation characteristics of Ti-14AI-21Nb ingot alloy

[NASA-TP-30121 p 31 N90-25206

ANALOG DATA

Analog signal conditioning for flight-test

instrumentation

(NASA-RP-1159) p17 N87-29533

ANGLE OF ATTACK

Mach 6 experimental and theoretical stability and

performance of a cruciform missile at angles of attack

up to 65 degrees

[NASA-TP-2733] p5 N87-23592

Subsonic longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of a forward-swept-wing fighter

configuration at angles of attack up to 47 deg

(NASA-TP-2727) p6 N87-26874

Qualitative evaluation oi a flush air data system at

transonic speeds and high angles of attack

(NASA-TP-27161 p 14 N87-29497

Analysis of flight data from a High-Incidence Research

Model by system identification methods

INASA-TP-2940) p 20 N90-10074

ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION

Angular radiation models for Earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 1: Shortwave radiation

INASA-RP-11841 p56 N88-27677

ANISOTROPIC SHELLS

Modeling and analysis of the space shuttle nose-gear

tire with semianalytic finite elements

INASA-TP-2977] p 42 N90-19595

ANNIHILATION REACTIONS

Annihilation in Gases and Galaxies

[NASA-CP-3058] p 66 N90-18957

ANNUAL VARIATIONS

Arctic Sea ice. 1973-1976: Satellite passive-microwave

observations

[NASA-SP-489] p 58 N87-24870

Atlas of wide-field-of-view outgoing longwave radiation

derived from Nimbus 7 Earth radiation budget data set -

November 1978 to October 1985

INASA-RP-1186] p55 N88-10451

ANNULAR FLOW

Three component laser anemometer measurements in

an annular cascade of core turbine vanes with contoured

end wall

[NASA-TP-2846] p8 N89-10844

ANTARCTIC REGIONS

The 1987 Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment: The

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

INASA-RP-12011 p49 N88-20714

Polar Ozone Workshop. Abstracts

[NASA-CP-10014] p 51 N89-14503

The 1988 Antarctic ozone monitoring Nimbus-7 TOMS

data atlas

[NASA-RP-1225] p 57 N89-28983

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 1: Processing

and corrections of Seasat data over Greenland

INASA-RP-1233-VOL-1] p 54 N90-20562

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 4: Users' guide

for Antarctica elevation data from Seasat

(NASA-RP-1233-VOL-41 p 54 N90-20564

SeaRISE: A Multidisciplinary Research Initiative to

Predict Rapid Changes in Global Sea Level Caused by

Collapse of Marine Ice Sheets

[NASA-CP-3075) p48 N90-22824

Nimbus-7 TOMS Antarctic ozone atlas: August through

November. 1989

INASA-RP-12371 p 58 N90-23837

ANTENNA DESIGN

A simplified approach to axisymmetric dual-reflector

antenna design

[NASA-TP-2797] p7 N88-16662

Measured and predicted root-mean-square errors in

square and triangular antenna mesh facets

[NASA-TP-28961 p 45 N89-17892

Earth Science Geostationary Platform Technology

INASA-CP-3040] p24 N90-19249

Thermal-distortion analysis of an antenna strongback

for geostationary high-frequency microwave applications

INASA-TP-3016] p26 N90-27738

ANTENNA RADIATION PATTERNS

A simplified approach to axisymmetric dual-reflector

antenna design

I NASA-TP-27971 p7 N88-16662

Measured and predicted root-mean-square errors in

square and triangular antenna mesh facets

[NASA-TP-2896I p 45 N89-17892

ANTENNAS

NASA/DOD Control/Structures Interaction Technology,

1986

|NASA-CP-2447-PT-1| p 24 N87-16014

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 17)

[NASA-SP-7046(17)| p 22 N87-29576

ANTIMATTER

Possible complementary cosmic-ray systems: Nuclei

and antinuclei

INASA-TP-2741| p 68 N87-24977

Annihilation in Gases and Galaxies

| NASA-CP-30581 p 66 N90-18957

ANTIPARTICLES

Possible complementary cosmic-ray systems: Nuclei

and antinuclei

|NASA-TP-2741| p 68 N87-24977

APOLLO FLIGHTS

Where no man has gone before: A history of Apollo

lunar exploration missions

INASA-SP-42141 p81 N89-25946

APOLLO PROJECT

Where no man has gone before: A history of Apollo

lunar exploration missions

INASA-SP-42141 p81 N89-25946

APOLLO SPACECRAFT

Where no man has gone before: A history of Apollo

lunar exploration missions

(NASA-SP-4214| p81 N89-25946

APPLICATIONS PROGRAMS (COMPUTERS)

Predicted effect of dynamic load on pitting fatigue life

for low-contact-ratio spur gears

(NASA-TP-2610) p 41 N87-18095

Sixth Annual Users' Conference — Transportable

Applications Executive (TAE)

INASA-CP-2463] p 62 N87-23156

SURE reliability analysis: Program and mathematics

[NASA-TP-2764] p 65 N88-17380

Numerical simulation of scramjet inlet flow fields

[NASA-TP-2517] p8 N88-23735

Applications of the hybrid automated reliability predictor:

Revised edition

INASA-TP-2760-REV] p 63 N90-11454

Fifty year canon of lunar eclipses: 1986-2035

[NASA-RP-12161 p75 N90-18342

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 2: Users' guide

for Greenland elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-2] p 54 N90-20563

APPROACH

Effect of motion cues during complex curved approach

and landing tasks: A piloted simulation study

|NASA-TP-2773| p 14 N88-12480

APPROACH CONTROL

A simulation evaluation of a pilot interface with an

automatic terminal approach system

[NASA-TP-2669I p 16 N87-19393

APPROXIMATION

On minimizing the number of calculations in

design-by-analysis codes

(NASA-TP-27061 p5 N87-23586

Nonlinear programming extensions to rational function

approximation methods for unsteady aerodynamic forces

INASA-TP-2776] p 15 N88-24623

Three-dimensional multigrid algorithms for the flux-split

Euler equations

[NASA-TP-2829] p 65 N89-12316

Effect of ephemeris errors on the accuracy of the

computation of the tangent point altitude of a solar

scanning ray as measured by the SAGE 1 and 2

instruments

| NASA-TP-28661 p 65 N89-16415

An approximate method for calculating

three-dimensional inviscid hypersonic flow fields

INASA-TP-3018] p 39 N90-27066

ARC WELDING

A generalized method for automatic downhand and

wirefeed control of a welding robot and positioner

[ NASA-TP-2807 ] p 32 N88-17869

ARCHITECTURE

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 3: Space Station Habitability and Function:

Architectural Research

(NASA-CP-2426-VOL-3I p 59 N88-19883

ARCHITECTURE (COMPUTERS)

Computer Sciences and Data Systems, volume 1

(NASA-CP-2459-VOL-1I p 62 N87-19931

First Annual Workshop on Space Operations Automation

and Robotics (SOAR 87)

INASA-CP-2491] p61 N88-17206

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987. part 1

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-1] p46 N89-29773

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 2

(NASA-CP-10012-PT-2I p 46 N89-29789

The 1990 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

(NASA-CP-3068] p 64 N90-22294

A-5
ARCTIC REGIONS SUBJECT INDEX

ARCTIC REGIONS

Arctic Sea ice, 1973-1976: Satellite passive-microwave

observations

(NASA-SP-489) P58 N87-24870

The 1989 Airborne Arctic Stratospheric Expedition

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

(NASA-RP-1227] p 57 N89-27302

AREA

Experimental thrust performance of a high-area-ratio

rocket nozzle

[NASA-TP-27201 p 26 N87-20381

ARRAYS

A lunar lar-side very low frequency array

[NASA-CP-3039) p 75 N90-10805

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

The 1988 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

INASA-CP-3009I P64 N88-30330

Fourth Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

(NASA-CP-30131 P63 N89-15549

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 2

INASA-CP-3031-PT-2] p 15 N89-25173

The 1989 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-3033) p 64 N89-26578

The 1990 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-30681 p 64 N90-22294

Fifth Conference on Artificial Intelligence tor Space

Applications

(NASA-CP-3073] p 63 N90-27275

ARTIFICIAL SATELLITES

Compilation of methods in orbital mechanics and solar

geometry

[NASA-RP-1204] p52 N89-10420

ASCENT TRAJECTORIES

A study to evaluate STS heads-up ascent trajectory

performance employing a minimum-Hamiltonian

optimization strategy

[NASA-TP-2793) p 23 N88-15820

ASPHALT

Evaluation ol two transport aircraft and several ground

test vehicle friction measurements obtained for various

runway surface types and conditions. A summary of test

results from joint FAA/NASA Runway Friction Program

INASA-TP-2917) p 15 N90-15902

ASTROMETRY

Atlas ol galaxies useful for measuring the cosmological

distance scale

[NASA-SP-496] p 74 N89-12513

ASTRONAUTICS

Astronautics and aeronautics, 1985: A chronology

[NASA-SP-4025I p 81 N89-26803

ASTRONAUTS

Improved model for solar cosmic ray exposure in manned

Earth orbital flights

INASA-TP-2987) p 80 N90-25031

ASTRONOMICAL CATALOGS

Infrared source cross-index first edition

[NASA-RP-1182] p73 N87-22573

Fifty year canon of solar eclipses 1986 - 2035

[NASA-RP-1178-REV] p 73 N87-25906

Catalog of infrared observations. Part 1: Data

[NASA-RP-1196-PT-1-ED-2] p 73 N88-15738

Catalog of infrared observations. Part 2: Appendixes

INASA-RP-1196-PT-2-ED-2) p 74 N88-16615

Far infrared supplement: Catalog of infrared

observations, second edition

[NASA-RP-1205] p 74 N88-30545

Fifty year canon of lunar eclipses- 1986-2035

[NASA-RP-1216] P75 N90-18342

ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORIES

Future Astronomical Observatories on the Moon

[NASA-CP-2489] p 74 N89-15810

ASTRONOMICAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Atlas ol galaxies useful for measuring the cosmological

distance scale

[NASA-SP-496] P74 N89-12513

ASTRONOMICAL PHOTOMETRY

Second Workshop on Improvements to Photometry

[NASA-CP-10015] P74 N89-13310

ASTRONOMY

Atlas of Comet Halley 1910 II

[NASA-SP-488I p75 N87-30235

NASA thesaurus: Astronomy vocabulary

[NASA-SP-7069I p 74 N88-24553

Catalog of open clusters and associated interstellar

matter

[NASA-RP-12021 p 76 N88-29652

Spatial interterometry in optical astronomy

[NASA-RP-1245) p 75 N90-28470

ASTROPHYSICS

Essays in Space Science

INASA-CP-2464) p 72 N87-24247

Experiments in Planetary and Related Sciences and the

Space Station

| N ASA-CP-24941 p72 N89-14998

ASYMPTOTIC METHODS

Asymptotic analysis of corona discharge from thin

electrodes

INASA-TP-2645) P 68 N87-14998

ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY

The Jovian Atmospheres

(NASA-CP-244t) p77 N87-17598

Space Opportunities for Tropospheric Chemistry

Research

[NASA-CP-2450] P 51 N87-18248

Scientific and Operational Requirements for TOMS

Data

[NASA-CP-2497) P 47 N88-13774

Polar Ozone Workshop. Abstracts

[NASA-CP-10014] p51 N89-14503

Global stratospheric change: Requirements for a

Very-High-Altitude Aircraft for Atmospheric Research

[NASA-CP-10041] P 16 N90-14220

ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION

Comparison of satellite-derived dynamical quantities for

the stratosphere of the Southern Hemisphere

INASA-CP-3044] p53 N89-25540

ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION

Future directions for H sub x O sub y detection

[NASA-CP-2448] P 51 N87-15528

SAGE aerosol measurements. Volume 3: January 1,

1981 to November 18, 1981

[NASA-RP-1173) p51 N87-17417

Space Opportunities lor Tropospheric Chemistry

Research

[NASA-CP-2450] P51 N87-18248

System study of the carbon dioxide observational

platform system (CO-OPS): Project overview

(NASA-TP-2696] p 23 N87-18588

Spacecraft Fire Safety

INASA-CP-2476) P 24 N88-12520

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Water vapor and nitrogen dioxide

(NASA-TP-2761) P 56 N88-14572

A rapid method for the computation of equilibrium

chemical composition of air to 15000 K

[NASA-TP-2792) P 30 N88-16830

Forty-eight-inch lidar aerosol measurements taken at the

Langley Research Center, May 1974 to December 1987

[NASA-RP-1209] P 52 N88-29234

Polar Ozone Workshop. Abstracts

INASA-CP-10014] p51 N89-14503

An assessment model for atmospheric composition

INASA-CP-3023) P 57 N89-20588

Nimbus-7 data product summary

[NASA-RP-12151 p48 N89-221S2

A high-resolution atlas of the infrared spectrum of the

sun and the earth atmosphere from space. A compilation

of ATMOS spectra of the region from 650 to 4800 cm-1

(2.3 to 16 microns). Volume 2: Stratosphere and

mesosphere, 650 to 3350 cm-t

1NASA-RP-1224-VOL-2) p 53 N89-28969

A high-resolution atlas of the infrared spectrum ol the

Sun and the Earth atmosphere from space: A compilation

of ATMOS spectra of the region from 650 to 4800 cm

(2.3 to 16 micron). Volume 1: The Sun

|NASA-RP-1224-VOL-1| p 53 N90-13893

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1990: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-1242] p 54 N90-28929

ATMOSPHERIC DENSITY

Upper and Middle Atmospheric Density Modeling

Requirements for Spacecraft Design and Operations

(NASA-CP-24601 p 52 N87-20665

ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY

NASA/MSFC FY-85 Atmospheric Processes Research

Review

[NASA-CP-24021 p 55 N87-13043

ATMOSPHERIC ENTRY SIMULATION

The effect of interplanetary trajectory options on a

manned Mars aerobrake configuration

(NASA-TP-3019) P 24 N90-26036

ATMOSPHERIC MODELS

Upper and Middle Atmospheric Density Modeling

Requirements for Spacecraft Design and Operations

| NASA-CP-24601 p 52 N87-20665

Atmospheric Turbulence Relative to Aviation. Missile,

and Space Programs

[NASA-CP-2468J p 55 N87-22341

Two-Dimensional Intercomparison of Stratospheric

Models

[NASA-CP-3042] p53 N90-11405

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1990: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-12421 p54 N90-28929

ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING

NASA/MSFC FY-85 Atmospheric Processes Research

Review

INASA-CP-2402) p 55 N87-13043

Nimbus-7 data product summary

I NASA-RP-12151 p48 N89-221S2

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURE

SeaRISE: A Multidisciplinary Research Initiative to

Predict Rapid Changes in Global Sea Level Caused by

Collapse of Marine Ice Sheets

(NASA-CP-3075I p 48 N90-22824

ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE

Atmospheric Turbulence Relative to Aviation, Missile,

and Space Programs

[NASA-CP-2468) p 55 N87-22341

ATOMIC BEAMS

Electron stimulated desorption of atomic oxygen from

silver

[NASA-TP-2668I p 29 N87-18629

ATOMIC STRUCTURE

Nuclear techniques in studies of condensed matter

[NASA-RP-11951 p68 N88-13015

ATTENUATION

Propagation effects handbook for satellite systems

design. A summary of propagation impairments on 10 to

100 GHz satellite links with techniques for system

design

[NASA-RP-1082(04)| p 34 N89-17060

AUGER SPECTROSCOPY

Auger electron intensity variations in oxygen-exposed

large grain polycrystalJine silver

[NASA-TP-2930] p 67 N89-30022

An Auger electron spectroscopy study of

surface-preparation contaminants

[NASA-TP-2972] p 33 N90-16968

AUTOCORRELATION

Spanwise measurements of vertical components of

atmospheric turbulence

[NASA-TP-2963I p 58 N90-19718

AUTOMATIC CONTROL

A simulation evaluation of a pilot interface with an

automatic terminal approach system

[NASA-TP-2669I p 16 N87-19393

First Annual Workshop on Space Operations Automation

and Robotics (SOAR 87)

[NASA-CP-2491] p61 N88-17206

Development and flight test of an experimental

maneuver autopilot for a highly maneuverable aircraft

[NASA-TP-2618] p 15 N88-21153

Second Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

[NASA-CP-3007] p63 N88-29351

Simulation evaluation of TIMER, a time-based, terminal

air traffic, (low-management concept

[NASA-TP-2870I p 13 N89-15901

Automatic classification of spectra from the Infrared

Astronomical Satellite (IRAS)

[NASA-RP-12171 p75 N90-10807

Flight deck automation: Promises and realities

[NASA-CP-100361 p17 N90-13384

Third Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1989)

INASA-CP-3059] p62 N90-25503

Fifth Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

[NASA-CP-30731 p 63 N90-27275

AUTOMATIC FLIGHT CONTROL

Piloted simulation study of the effects of an automated

trim system on flight characteristics of a light twin-engine

airplane with one engine inoperative

[NASA-TP-26331 p3 N87-10843

AUTOMATIC PILOTS

A simulation evaluation of a pilot interface with an

- automatic terminal approach system

[NASA-TP-2669J p 16 N87-19393

Development and flight test ol an experimental

maneuver autopilot for a highly maneuverable aircraft

[NASA-TP-26181 p 15 N88-21153

AVIATION METEOROLOGY

Doppler Radar Detection of Wind Shear

[NASA-CP-2435] p 12 N87-10054

Meteorological and Environmental Inputs to Aviation

Systems

[NASA-CP-2498I p 56 N88-25105

AVIONICS

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research. (983

(NASA-CP-2451] p1 N87-18520

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research. 1984

[NASA-CP-2452] p1 N87-22604

Wind Shear/Turbulence Inputs to Flight Simulation and

Systems Certification

[NASA-CP-2474J p1 N87-25267

A-6
SUBJECT INDEX BIOINSTRUMENTATION

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1986

[NASA-CP-2502] p2 N88-23715

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research. 1987

[NASA-CP-3028] p2 N89-19230

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1988-1989

[NASA-CP-30631 p2 N90-20921

Space shuttle avionics system

[NASA-SP-504I p24 N90-25160

Space Transportation Avionics Technology Symposium.

Volume 1: Executive summary

[NASA-CP-3081-VOL-1] p 17 N90-25980

AXIAL FLOW

Laser anemometer measurements in a transonic

axial'flow fan rotor

[NASA-TP-2879] p 38 N90-11245

AXISYMMETRIC BODIES

Static internal performance of single-expansion-ramp

nozzles witn thrust-vectoring capability up to 60 deg

INASA-TP-2364] p3 N87-10839

Effects of empennage surface location on aerodynamic

characteristics of a twin-engine afterbody model with

nonaxisymrnetric nozzles

[NASA-TP-2392] p 14 N87-17693

Revised NASA axially symmetric ring model for

coupled-cavity traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2675I p 35 N87-22923

Effect of a trade between boattail angle and wedge size

on the performance of a nonaxisymrnetric wedge nozzle

INASA-TP-2717] p5 N87-23593

Static performance of an axisymmetric nozzle with

post-exit vanes for multiaxis thrust vectoring

[NASA-TP-2800I p8 N88-20280

AXISYMMETRIC FLOW

Effects of afterbody boattail design and empennage

arrangement on aeropropulsive characteristics of a

twin-engine fighter model at transonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2704| p4 N87-21873

Effect of empennage arrangement on single-engine

nozzle/afterbody static pressures at transonic speeds

(NASA-TP-2753] p6 N88-10771

B

BACKGROUND NOISE

Effects of background noise on total noise annoyance

[NASA-TP-2630] p66 N87-14120

BACKSCATTERIN6

Nimbus 7 solar backscatler ultraviolet (SBUV) ozone

products user's guide

[NASA-RP-1234] p 53 N90-17227

BALANCE

Effect of control surface mass unbalance on the stability

of a closed-loop active control system

[NASA-TP-2952] P 47 N90-12042

BALLISTIC TRAJECTORIES

Trajectory characteristics and heating of hypervelocity

projectiles having large ballistic coefficients

[NASA-TP-2614] p7 N88-19412

BALLOON-BORNE INSTRUMENTS

A general-purpose balloon-borne pointing system for

solar scientific instruments

[NASA-TP-30131 p33 N90-21219

BARRIER LAYERS

Thermal Barrier Coatings. Abstracts and figures

[NASA-CP-10019] P 31 N89-13642

BARYONS

BRYNTRN: A ban/on transport model

[NASA-TP-2887] p 80 N89-17562

BASE FLOW

Influence of base modifications on in-flight base drag

in the presence Of jet exhaust for Mach numbers from

0.7 to 1.5

[NASA-TP-2802] p37 N88-18881

BASE PRESSURE

Flight and wind-tunnel measurements showing base

drag reduction provided by a trailing disk for high Reynolds

number turbulent flow for subsonic and transonic Mach

numbers

[NASA-TP-2638I P 37 N88-14299

BEACON EXPLORER A

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 4: Users' guide

for Antarctica elevation data from Seasat

(NASA-RP-1233-VOL-41 p 54 N90-20564

BEAMS

Derivation of a tappered p-version beam finite element

[NASA-TP-2931] P46 N89-26255

BEAMS (SUPPORTS)

Dynamic characteristics of a vibrating beam with periodic

variation in bending stiffness

[NASA-TP-2697J P 44 N88-23988

Mixed finite element models for free vibrations of

thin-walled beams

INASA-TP-2868] p 45 N89-19579

Loads analysis and testing of flight configuration solid

rocket motor outer boot ring segments

(NASA-TP-3028] p 47 N90-25366

BEARINGS

Computer-aided design analysis of 57-mm,

angular-contact, cryogenic turbopump bearings

INASA-TP-2816] p 41 N88-18933

The 22nd Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

[NASA-CP-25061 p 44 N88-21468

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1986.

volume 2

INASA-CP-2437-VOL-2] p 27 N89-12626

Rotordynamic Instability Problems in High-Performance

Turbomachinery, 1988

[NASA-CP-30261 p41 N89-22891

BED REST

Joint US/USSR study: Comparison of effects of

horizontal and head-down bed rest

INASA-TP-3037] p 60 N90-28965

BENDING

Dynamic characteristics of a vibrating beam with periodic

variation in bending stiffness

[NASA-TP-2697I p 44 N88-23988

Loads analysis and testing of flight configuration solid

rocket motor outer boot ring segments

[NASA-TP-30281 p 47 N90-25366

Buckling and postbuckling behavior of square

compression-loaded graphite-epoxy plates with circular

cutouts

INASA-TP-30071 p 29 N90-26077

BENDING VIBRATION

Dynamic characteristics of a vibrating beam with periodic

variation in bending stiffness

[NASA-TP-26971 p 44 N88-23988

BIBLIOGRAPHIES

Aerospace medicine and biology: A cumulative index

to the 1986 issues (supplement 293)

| NASA-SP-7011(293) ] p 59 N87-18976

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

(supplement 21)

(NASA-SP-7500(21)| p 69 N87-20833

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 1: Abstracts (supplement 31)

(NASA-SP-7039(31)-Sect-1| p 70 N87-25023

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(supplement 4)

|NASA-SP-7056(04)| p 25 N87-26073

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 2: Indexes (supplement 31)

[NASA-SP-7039(31)-SECT-2| p 70 N87-26689

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 54)

|NASA-SP-7041(54)| p 49 N87-27315

Aeronautical engineering: A continuing bibliography with

indexes (supplement 217)

|NASA-SP-7037(217)| p1 N87-27613

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 17)

|NASA-SP-7046(17)| p 22 N87-29576

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 302)

[NASA-SP-7011(302)] p 59 N87-30041

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 1: Abstracts (supplement 32)

[NASA-SP-7039(32)-SECT-1| p 70 N88-15732

Catalog of infrared observations. Part 1: Data

|NASA-RP-1196-PT-1-ED-2| p 73 N88-15738

Aerospace medicine and biology: A cumulative index

to a continuing bibliography (supplement 306)

I NASA-SP-7011(306)] P 60 N88-18180

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 2: Indexes (supplement 32)

|NASA-SP-7039(32)-SECT-2| p 70 N88-18511

Aeronautical engineering: A cumulative index to a

continuing bibliography

(NASA-SP-7037(222)| p7 N88-19416

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

|NASA-SP-7500(22)| p 69 N88-21867

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 57)

|NASA-SP-7041(57)| p 49 N88-23314

Aeronautical engineering: A continuing bibliography with

indexes

[NASA-SP-7037(229)| p2 N88-27163

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 18)

|NASA-SP-7046(18)| p 22 N88-27214

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 315)

[NASA-SP-7011(315)j p60 N88-30281

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(supplement 7)

[NASA-SP-7056(07)j p 25 N89-18522

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 1: Abstracts (supplement 35)

|NASA-SP-7039(35)-SECT-1| p71 N89-25775

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 20)

[NASA-SP-7046(20)| p 26 N89-26037

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

(NASA-SP-7500(23)| p 69 N89-26766

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 2: Indexes (supplement 35)

[NASA-SP-7039(35)-SECT-2| p 71 N89-29264

Aeronautical engineering: A continuing bibliography with

indexes (supplement 242)

|NASA-SP-7037(242)| p2 N89-29304

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 62)

|NASA-SP-7041(62)| p 50 N89-29825

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 327)

| NASA-SP-7011(327) | p 60 N89-29951

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of special publications, reference publications, conference

publications, and technical papers, 1988

I NASA-SP-7063(03) ] p 71 N90-10782

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 63)

[NASA-SP-7041(63)| p 50 N90-12091

Working with people to improve productivity and quality:

A bibliography with indexes. 1984-1988

INASA-SP-7078) p 69 N90-12385

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

[NASA-SP-7500(24)l p 69 N90-24174

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(supplement 10)

[NASA-SP-7056(10)| p 26 N90-25171

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 1: Abstracts (supplement 37)

|NASA-SP-7039(37)-SECT-11 p 71 N90-25698

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 22)

[ NASA-SP-7046(22) | p 26 N90-26056

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 2: Indexes (supplement 37)

| NASA-SP-7039(37)-SECT-21 p 71 N90-26700

Information resources management, 1984-1989: A

bibliography with indexes

| NASA-SP-70791 p 71 N90-27548

Aeronautical engineering: A continuing bibliography with

indexes (supplement 255)

|NASA-SP-7037(255)| p2 N90-27648

Spatial interferometry in optical astronomy

[NASA-RP-1245] p 75 N90-28470

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 340)

I NASA-SP-7011(340)] p 60 N90-28963

BIDIRECTIONAL REFLECTANCE

Surface bidirectional reflectance properties of two

southwestern Arizona deserts for wavelengths between

0.4 and 2.2 micrometers

[NASA-TP-26431 p 48 N87-22281

Effects of aerosols and surface shadowing on

bidirectional reflectance measurements of deserts

[NASA-TP-27561 p 49 N87-28162

Summary of along-track data from the Earth radiation

budget satellite for several major desert regions

[NASA-RP-11971 p 56 N88-20772

Angular radiation models for Earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 1: Shortwave radiation

[NASA-RP-11841 p56 N88-27677

Summary of atong-track data from the earth radiation

budget satellite tor several representative ocean regions

(NASA-RP-12061 p 56 N89-14634

BINARY DATA

FORTRAN program for x ray photoelectron

spectroscopy data reformatting

| NASA-TP-29571 p 69 N90-12348

BIOASTRONAUTICS

Report of the 1st Planning Workshop for CELSS Flight

Experimentation

I NASA-CP-100201 p 60 N89-13898

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 327)

|NASA-SP-7011(327)| p 60 N89-29951

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 340)

| NASA-SP-7011(340)] p 60 N90-28963

BIOCHEMISTRY

Joint US/USSR study: Comparison of effects of

horizontal and head-down bed rest

INASA-TP-30371 p 60 N90-28965

BIOINSTRUMENTATION

Proceedings of a conference on Cardiovascular

Bioinstrumentation

I NASA-CP-100221 p59 N89-17997

A-7
BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS SUBJECT INDEX

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

Aerospace medicine and biology: A cumulative index

to the 1986 issues (supplement 293)

| NASA-SP-7011(293)] P 59 N87-18976

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 302)

[NASA-SP-7011(302)] P 59 N87-30041

Aerospace medicine and biology: A cumulative index

to a continuing bibliography (supplement 306)

[ NASA-SP-7011 (306) I p 60 N88-18180

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 315)

[NASA-SP-7011(315)1 P 60 N88-30281

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 327)

[NASA-SP-7011(327)I p 60 N89-29951

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 340)

[NASA-SP-7011 (340)] p 60 N90-28963

BIOLOGICAL EVOLUTION

Exobiology and Future Mars Missions

[NASA-CP-10027] p 59 N89-26334

BIOMETRICS

Mental-State Estimation. 1987

(NASA-CP-2504) p60 N88-23370

BIOPROCESSING

Space Bioreactor Science Workshop

[NASA-CP-2485] p 58 N88-17168

BIOREACTORS

Space Bioreactor Science Workshop

[NASA-CP-24851 p 58 N88-17168

BIOTECHNOLOGY

Space Bioreactor Science Workshop

[NASA-CP-2485) p 58 N88-17168

BIT ERROR RATE

Bit-error-rate testing of high-power 30-GHz traveling

wave tubes for ground-terminal applications

[NASA-TP-2635] p 33 N87-17971

Unique bit-error-rate measurement system for satellite

communication systems

[NASA-TP-2699] p 33 N87-20448

Digitally modulated bit error rate measurement system

for microwave component evaluation

[NASA-TP-2912] p 23 N89-28545

BLACK HOLES (ASTRONOMY)

Relativistic Gravitational Experiments in Space

[NASA-CP-3046I p 77 N90-19940

BLADE SLAP NOISE

Correlation of helicopter impulsive noise from

blade-vortex interaction with rotor mean inflow

[NASA-TP-2650] p 66 N87-18399

Helicopter main-rotor noise: Determination of source

contributions using scaled model data

[NASA-TP-2825) p 67 N88-26907

BLADE TIPS

Low-cost FM oscillator lor capacitance type of blade

tip clearance measurement system

[NASA-TP-2746) p 17 N87-24481

Tip aerodynamics and acoustics test: A report and data

survey

[NASA-RP-1179] p9 N89-17579

Rotor induced-inflow-ratio measurements and CAMRAD

calculations

[NASA-TP-2946] p11 N90-15882

BLADE-VORTEX INTERACTION

Correlation of helicopter impulsive noise from

blade-vortex interaction with rotor mean inflow

[NASA-TP-2650] p 66 N87-18399

Helicopter blade-vortex interaction locations:

Scale-model acoustics and free-wake analysis results

[NASA-TP-2658] p 4 N87-18537

Advancing-side directivity and retreating-side

interactions of model rotor blade-vortex interaction noise

[NASA-TP-2784] p 67 N88-22710

Airfoil self-noise and prediction

[NASA-RP-1218] p67 N89-25673

Rotor induced-inflow-ratio measurements and CAMRAD

calculations

(NASA-TP-2946] p11 N90-15882

BLADES

Preliminary structural design of composite main rotor

blades for minimum weight

[NASA-TP-2730] p 28 N87-25435

BLUNT BODIES

Drag measurements of blunt stores tangentially mounted

on a flat plate at supersonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2742] p 6 N87-27626

Measured and predicted aerodynamic coefficients and

shock shapes for Aeroassist Flight Experiment (AFE)

configuration

[ NASA-TP-2956 ] p 11 N90-14185

BO-105 HELICOPTER

Helicopter main-rotor noise: Determination of source

contributions using scaled model data

[NASA-TP-2825] p 67 N88-26907

BO ATT AILS

Effects of afterbody boattail design and empennage

arrangement on aeropropulsive characteristics of a

twin-engine fighter model at transonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2704I p4 N87-21873

Effect of a trade between boattail angle and wedge size

on the performance of a nonaxisymmetric wedge nozzle

[NASA-TP-2717] p5 N87-23593

BODIES OF REVOLUTION

Theory for computing the field scattered from a smooth

inflected surface

[NASA-TP-2632] p 68 N87-13264

Drag measurements on a laminar-flow body of revolution

in the 13-inch magnetic suspension and balance system

[NASA-TP-2895] p9 N89-19232

BODY-WING CONFIGURATIONS

Low-speed, high-lift aerodynamic characteristics of

slender, hypersonic accelerator-type configurations

[NASA-TP-2945] p 10 N90-10830

BOLTED JOINTS

Lightweight structural design of a bolted case joint for

the space shuttle solid rocket motor

[NASA-TP-28511 p 25 N89-12580

BOLTZMANN TRANSPORT EQUATION

A second-order accurate kinetic-theory-based method

for inviscid compressible flows

[NASA-TP-26131 P 36 N87-18783

BONDING

Effect of LID (Registered) processing on the

microstructure and mechanical properties of TI-6AI-4V and

Ti-6AI-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo titanium foil-gauge materials

| N ASA-TP-2677 ] P30N87-18644

BOOSTER ROCKET ENGINES

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1986,

volume 2

[NASA-CP-2437-VOL-2] P 27 N89-12626

BORON

Effects of continuous and cyclic thermal exposures on

boron- and borsic-reinforced 6061 aluminum composites

[NASA-TP-1063] P28 N88-70029

BORSIC (TRADENAME)

Effects of continuous and cyclic thermal exposures on

boron- and borsic-reinforced 6061 aluminum composites

[NASA-TP-10631 p28 N88-70029

BOUNDARY LAYER CONTROL

The NASA Langley Laminar-Flow-Control (LFC)

experiment on a swept, supercritical airfoil: Design

overview

[NASA-TP-2809] p8 N88-21117

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 1

INASA-CP-2487-PT-1] p 10 N90-12503

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 2

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-2J p 10 N90-12519

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 3

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-3I p 10 N90-12539

Simulated-airline-service flight tests of laminar-flow

control with perforated-surface suction system

[NASA-TP-2966] p 16 N90-17627

Experimental and theoretical aerodynamic

characteristics of a high-lift semispan wing model

INASA-TP-2990] p11 N90-20046

BOUNDARY LAYER FLOW

In-flight surface oil-flow photographs with comparisons

to pressure distribution and boundary-layer data

[NASA-TP-2395] p4 N87-20966

A spectral collocation solution to the compressible

stability eigenvalue problem

[NASA-TP-2858] p 9 N89-12543

BOUNDARY LAYER SEPARATION

Airfoil self-noise and prediction

[NASA-RP-1218] p67 N89-25673

BOUNDARY LAYER STABILITY

Numerical simulation of channel flow transition,

resolution requirements and structure of the hairpin

vortex

(NASA-TP-26671 p4 N87-19351

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 3

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-3] p 10 N90-12539

BOUNDARY LAYER TRANSITION

Numerical simulation of channel flow transition,

resolution requirements and structure of the hairpin

vortex

[NASA-TP-26671 p4 N87-19351

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 1

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-1] p 10 N90-12503

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 2

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-2I p 10 N90-12519

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 3

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-3J p 10 N90-12539

BOUNDARY LAYERS

Aerothermal evaluation of a spherically blunted body

with a trapezoidal cross section in the Langley 8-foot

high-temperature tunnel

[NASA-TP-2641] p 36 N87-I8782

NASA SC(2)-0714 airfoil data corrected for sidewall

boundary-layer effects in the Langley 0.3-meter transonic

cryogenic tunnel

[ NASA-TP-2890 ] p 9 N89-17568

Airfoil self-noise and prediction

INASA-RP-1218] p67 N89-25673

BOUNDARY LUBRICATION

Liquid lubrication in space

[NASA-RP-1240] p42 N90-28063

BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS

Numerical simulation of channel flow transition,

resolution requirements and structure of the hairpin

vortex

[NASA-TP-26671 p4 N87-19351

BRAKING

Wind-tunnel investigation at supersonic speeds of a

remote-controlled canard missile with a free-rolling-tail

brake torque system

[NASA-TP-2401] p4 N87-17668

BRAZING

Design, fabrication, and performance of brazed, graphite

electrode, multistage depressed collectors with 500-W,

continuous wave, 4.8- to 9.6-GHz traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2904] p 35 N89-21171

BRIGHTNESS

Atlas of galaxies useful for measuring the cosmological

distance scale

[NASA-SP-496] p74 N89-12513

BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURE

Polar microwave brightness temperatures from

Nimbus-7 SMMR: Time series of daily and monthly maps

from 197810 1987

INASA-RP-1223] . p 48 N89-26275

BUCKLING

Three-dimensional analysis of a postbuckled embedded

delamination

(NASA-TP-2823I p 44 N88-26684

Research in structures, structural dynamics and

materials, 1989

INASA-CP-10024) p 46 N89-24626

Application of Newton's method to the postbuckling of

rings under pressure loadings

[NASA-TP-2941] p 46 N89-29811

Buckling and postbuckling behavior of square

compression-loaded graphite-epoxy plates with circular

cutouts

[NASA-TP-3007] p 29 N90-26077

Modal interaction in postbuckled plates. Theory

[NASA-TP-2943] p 47 N90-27121

Buckling and postbuckling behavior of

compression-loaded isotropic plates with cutouts

INASA-TP-3024] p 47 N90-28859

BURST TESTS

Hydroburst test of a carbon-carbon involute exit cone

[NASA-TP-2556] p 24 N88-14112

C-140 AIRCRAFT

Simulated-airline-service flight tests of laminar-flow

control with perforated-surface suction system

[NASA-TP-29661 p 16 N90-17627

CALIBRATING

Calibration of the spin-scan ozone imager aboard the

dynamics Explorer 1 satellite

[NASA-TP-2723] p 55 N87-26491

Description and calibration of the Langley Hypersonic

CF4 tunnel: A facility for simulating low gamma flow as

occurs for a real gas

INASA-TP-2384] p 37 N87-29778

Universal test fixture for monolithic mm-wave integrated

circuits calibrated with an augmented TRD algorithm

[NASA-TP-2875] p 34 N89-17767

Evaluation of a strain-gage load calibration on a

low-aspect-ratio wing structure at elevated temperature

INASA-TP-2921] p 46 N89-28034

Nimbus-7 ERB Solar Analysis Tape (ESAT) user's

guide

[NASA-RP-12111 p79 N89-30151

Introduction to total- and partial-pressure measurements

in vacuum systems

INASA-RP-12191 p40 N90-10412

Automatic classification of spectra from the Infrared

Astronomical Satellite (IRAS)

[NASA-RP-1217] p 75 N90-10807

Evaluation of various thrust calculation techniques on

an F404 engine

(NASA-TP-3001] p16 N90-25134

A-8
SUBJECT INDEX CLIMATE

CALORIMETERS

High-pressure calorimeter chamber tests for liquid

oxygen/kerosene (LOX/RP-1) rocket combustion

[NASA-TP-2862) p 27 N89-1S979

CAMBER

Pressure measurements on a thick cambered and

twisted 58 deg delta wing at high subsonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2713) p6 N87-27643

CAMBERED WINGS

Supersonic, nonlinear, attached-flow wing design for

high lift with experimental validation

[NASA-TP-23361 p3 N87-10042

Aerodynamic characteristics of wings designed with a

combined-theory method to cruise at a Mach number of

4.5

[NASA-TP-2799] p7 N88-19420

CAMERAS

Remote Sensing in Polarized Light

[NASA-CP-3014J p 72 N89-14189

CANARD CONFIGURATIONS

Wind-tunnel investigation of the flight characteristics of

a canard general-aviation airplane configuration

[NASA-TP-26231 p3 N87-10039

Wind-tunnel investigation at supersonic speeds of a

remote-controlled canard missile with a free-rolling-tail

brake torque system

[NASA-TP-2401] p4 N87-17668

Validation of a computer code for analysis of subsonic

aerodynamic performance of wings with flaps in

combination with a canard or horizontal tail and an

application to optimization

[NASA-TP-2961] p11 N90-14187

Effect of tail size reductions on longitudinal aerodynamic

characteristics of a three surface F-15 model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

[NASA-TP-3036] p 11 N90-25938

CARBON

Traveling-wave-tube efficiency improvement by a

low-cost technique for deposition of carbon on multistage

depressed collector

[NASA-TP-2719] p 35 N87-21239

Carbon in the Galaxy: Studies from Earth and Space

[NASA-CP-30611 p73 N90-27562

CARBON DIOXIDE

System study of the carbon dioxide observational

platform system (CO-OPS): Project overview

[NASA-TP-2696) p 23 N87-18588

Commentary on interstellar matter associated with 18

open clusters

[NASA-RP-1229] p 77 N89-27612

CARBON DIOXIDE LASERS

Closed-Cycle, Frequency-Stable CO2 Laser

Technology

[NASA-CP-2456] p 40 N87-20522

Low-Temperature CO-Oxidation Catalysts for Long-Life

CO2 Lasers

[NASA-CP-3076) p 40 N90-24586

Mode-medium instability and its correction with a

Gaussian reflectivity mirror

[NASA-TP-3023J P 68 N90-25673

CARBON FIBERS

Effects of thermal cycling on graphie-fiber-reinforced

6061 aluminum

[NASA-TP-2612] p 28 N87-10184

Instrumented impact and residual tensile strength testing

of eight-ply carbon eopoxy specimens

[NASA-TP-2981] p 29 N90-16007

Low velocity instrumented impact testing of four new

damage tolerant carbon/epoxy composite systems

[NASA-TP-3029] p 29 N90-25198

CARBON TETRAFLUORIDE

Description and calibration of the Langley Hypersonic

CF4 tunnel: A facility for simulating low gamma flow as

occurs for a real gas

[NASA-TP-2384) p 37 N87-29778

CARBON-CARBON COMPOSITES

Hydroburst test of a carbon-carbon involute exit cone

[NASA-TP-2556) p 24 N88-14112

CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM

Proceedings of a conference on Cardiovascular

Bioinstrumentation

[NASA-CP-10022] P59 N89-17997

CARGO AIRCRAFT

General equilibrium characteristics of a dual-lift

helicopter system

[NASA-TP-2615) P 2 N88-19407

CASCADE FLOW

Aerodynamics in ground effect and predicted landing

ground roll of a fighter configuration with a

secondary-nozzle thrust reverser

[NASA-TP-2834] p8 N88-29752

Three component laser anemometer measurements in

an annular cascade of core turbine vanes with contoured

end wall

[NASA-TP-2846] P8 N89-10844

CATALOGS

Catalog of open clusters and associated interstellar

matter

[NASA-RP-1202] p76 N88-29652

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 1: Explanatory supplement

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-11 p 76 N89-14194

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 5: The point source catalog declination

range -30 deg greater than delta greater than -SO deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-5I p 76 N89-14195

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 4: The point source catalog declination

range 0 deg greater than delta greater than -30 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-4] p 76 N89-14196

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 2: The point source catalog declination

range 90 deg greater than delta greater than 30 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-21 p 76 N89-14197

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 6: The point source catalog declination

range -50 deg greater than delta greater than -90 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-6] p 76 N89-14198

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 7: The small scale structure catalog

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-7] p 76 N89-14199

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 3: The point source catalog declination

range 30 deg greater than delta greater than 0 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-3] p 77 N89-14201

CATALOGS (PUBLICATIONS)

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of Special Publications, Reference Publications,

Conference Publications, and Technical Papers,

1977-1986

[NASA-SP-7063(01» p 70 N87-30218

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of Special Publications, Reference Publications,

Conference Publications, and Technical Papers, 1987

(NASA-SP-7063(02)| p 70 N88-22830

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of special publications, reference publications, conference

publications, and technical papers, 1988

(NASA-SP-7063(03)) p 71 N90-10782

Mars landing site catalog

[NASA-RP-1238] p 78 N90-27607

CATALYSIS

Surface catalytic degradation study of two linear

perfluoropolyalkylethers at 345 C

[NASA-TP-2774] p 27 N88-12543

Emittance, catalysis, and dynamic oxidation of

Ti-14AI-21Nb

[NASA-TP-2955] p 31 N90-10248

CATALYSTS

Low-Temperature CO-Oxidation Catalysts for Long-Life

CO2 Lasers

[NASA-CP-3076] p 40 N90-24586

CATALYTIC ACTIVITY

Low-Temperature CO-Oxidation Catalysts for Long-Life

CO2 Lasers

[NASA-CP-3076] p 40 N90-24586

CAVITIES

Space shuttle main engine high pressure fuel pump aft

platform seal cavity flow analysis

[NASA-TP-2685] p 36 N87-17000

Experimental cavity pressure distributions at supersonic

speeds

[NASA-TP-2683] p5 N87-22626

Revised NASA axially symmetric ring model for

coupled-cavity traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2675] p 35 N87-22923

CAVITY RESONATORS

Measured and calculated acoustic attenuation rates of

tuned resonator arrays for two surface impedance

distribution models with flow

[NASA-TP-2766] p 67 N8B-17440

CELESTIAL MECHANICS

Fifty year canon of solar eclipses: 1986 - 2035

[NASA-RP-1178-REV] p 73 N87-25906

CELLS (BIOLOGY)

Space Bioreactor Science Workshop

[NASA-CP-2485] p 58 N88-17168

Cells in Space

[NASA-CP-10034] p61 N90-13939

CEPSTRAL ANALYSIS

Power cepstrurn technique with application to model

helicopter acoustic data

[NASA-TP-2586] p 66 N87-17479

CERAMICS

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 1: Aeropropulsion Materials

Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-11 p 18 N88-16697

Structural Ceramics

[NASA-CP-2427] p 31 N88-23872

Ceramics Analysis and Reliability Evaluation of

Structures (CARES). Users and programmers manual

[NASA-TP-2916] p 47 N90-28099

CERTIFICATION

Laminar Flow Aircraft Certification

[NASA-CP-24131 p8 N88-23737

CHANNEL FLOW

Numerical simulation of channel flow transition,

resolution requirements and structure of the hairpin

vortex

INASA-TP-2667] p4 N87-19351

Interactions of Tollmien-Schlichting waves and Dean

vortices. Comparison of direct numerical simulation and

a weakly nonlinear theory

[NASA-TP-29191 p 10 N89-25118

CHARGED PARTICLES

First International Conference on Laboratory Research

for Planetary Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-3077I p 78 N90-26744

CHEMICAL COMPOSITION

Nuclear techniques in studies of condensed matter

[NASA-RP-11951 p68 N88-13015

A rapid method for the computation of equilibrium

chemical composition of air to 15000 K

[NASA-TP-2792] p 30 N88-16830

CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM

A rapid method for the computation of equilibrium

chemical composition of air to 15000 K

[NASA-TP-2792] p 30 N88-16830

Conservation equations and physical models for

hypersonic air flows in thermal and chemical

nonequilibrium

[NASA-TP-2867] p 38 N89-16115

CHEMICAL EVOLUTION

Exobiology and Future Mars Missions

INASA-CP-10027] p59 NB9-26334

CHEMICAL REACTIONS

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 3: Internal Fluid Mechanics

Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-3] p 18 N88-15790

An analytical study of the hydrogen-air reaction

mechanism with application to sciamjet combustion

[NASA-TP-2791] p 30 N88-15846

CHEMILUMINESCENCE

Ester oxidation on an aluminum surface using

chemiluminescence

[NASA-TP-2611] p31 N87-18666

CHRONOLOGY

Astronautics and aeronautics, 1978: A chronology

[NASA-SP-4023] p 80 N88-14062

Astronautics and aeronautics, 1985: A chronology

[NASA-SP-4025) p 81 N89-26803

CINEMATOGRAPHY

Evaluation of diffuse-illumination holographic

cinematography in a flutter cascade

INASA-TP-2593] p 39 N87-13731

CIRCULAR CYLINDERS

Application of turbulence modeling to predict surface

heat transfer in stagnation flow region of circular cylinder

[NASA-TP-2758] p 37 N87-27161

CIRCULATION CONTROL AIRFOILS

Large-scale static investigation of

circulation-control-wing concepts applied to upper

surface-blowing aircraft

[NASA-TP-2684] p 13 N87-15959

Proceedings of the Circulation-Control Workshop,

1986

[NASA-CP-2432] p7 N88-17586

CIRCULATION CONTROL ROTORS

Proceedings of the Circulation-Control Workshop,

1986

I NASA-CP-2432) p7 N88-17586

CIRRUS CLOUDS

FIRE Science Results 1989

[NASA-CP-3079] p58 N90-28224

CLASSIFICATIONS

Automatic classification of spectra from the Infrared

Astronomical Satellite (IRAS)

[NASA-RP-1217] p75 N90-10807

CLEANING

Fourteenth Space Simulation Conference: Testing for

a Permanent Presence in Space

[NASA-CP-2446] p 25 N88-10829

An Auger electron spectroscopy study of

surface-preparation contaminants

[NASA-TP-2972] p 33 N90-16968

CLIMATE

Five year global dataset: NMC operational analyses

(1978 to 1982)

INASA-RP-1194] p55 N87-29996

Atlas of wide-field-of-view outgoing longwave radiation

derived from Nimbus 7 Earth radiation budget data set -

November 1978 to October 1985

INASA-RP-1186] p55 N88-10451

A-9
CLIMATE CHANGE SUBJECT INDEX

CLIMATE CHANGE

SeaRISE: A Multidisciplinary Research Initiative to

Predict Rapid Changes in Global Sea Level Caused by

Collapse of Marine Ice Sheets

(NASA-CP-3075) p 48 N90-22824

CLIMATOLOGY

FIRE Science Results 1989

(NASA-CP-3079) p 58 N90-28224

CLOSED CYCLES

Closed-Cycle, Frequency-Stable CO2 Laser

Technology

(NASA-CP-2456) p 40 N87-20522

CLOSED ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS

Controlled Ecological Life Support System:

Regenerative Life Support Systems in Space

(NASA-CP-2480J p 60 N88-12251

Controlled Ecological Life Support System. Design,

Development, and Use of a Ground-Based Plant Growth

Module

[NASA-CP-2479] p 60 N88-13852

Report of the 1st Planning Workshop for CELSS Flight

Experimentation

[NASA-CP-10020] p60 N89-13898

CLOUDS

SAM 2 data user's guide

[NASA-RP-1200) p52 N88-25094

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 1: Executive

summary and overview

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1] p 59 N89-24022

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 2: Abstracts,

candidate experiments and feasibility study

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-2] p 59 N89-24023

CLOUDS (METEOROLOGY)

The Jovian Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-2441] p77 N87-17598

FIRE Science Results 1989

[NASA-CP-3079] p 58 N90-28224

COALESCING

Development testing of large volume water sprays for

warm fog dispersal

[NASA-TP-2607] p 24 N87-12585

COANDA EFFECT

Proceedings of the Circulation-Control Workshop,

1986

[NASA-CP-2432] p7 N88-17586

COBALT

Investigation of the effects of cobalt ions on epoxy

properties

(NASA-TP-2639] p 31 N87-12680

COCKPIT SIMULATORS

Jet transport flight operations using cockpit display of

traffic information during instrument meteorological

conditions: Simulation evaluation

[NASA-TP-2567] p 12 N87-29469

COCKPITS

Effects of combining vertical and horizontal information

into a primary flight display

(NASA-TP-2783) p 17 N88-12487

Right deck automation: Promises and realities

[NASA-CP-10036) p 17 N90-13384

CODING

Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) encoder handbook for

Aydin Vector MMP-600 series system

(NASA-RP-1171) p33 N87-11916

Lewis inverse design code (LINDES): Users manual

[NASA-TP-2676] p 4 N87-20238

Experiments in encoding multilevel images as

quadtrees

[NASA-TP-2722] p 65 N87-28367

A transonic-small-disturbance wing design

methodology

[NASA-TP-28061 p7 N88-17614

A performance index approach to aerodynamic design

with the use of analysis codes only

[NASA-TP-2805] p7 N88-18552

Visual Information Processing for Television and

Telerobotics

[NASA-CP-3053] p 40 N90-16204

COEFFICIENTS

Cornering characteristics of the main-gear tire of the

space shuttle orbiter

[NASA-TP-2790] p 14 N88-18583

COHERENT ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

LANDSAT-4 and LANDSAT-5 multispectral scanner

coherent noise characterization and removal

[NASA-TP-2595-REV] p 49 N89-12114

COLLISION PARAMETERS

Doubly differential cross sections for galactic heavy-ion

fragmentation

[NASA-TP-2659J p 68 N87-17487

COLORADO

Sapping features of the Colorado Plateau: A comparative

planetary geology field guide

[NASA-SP-491] p49 N89-10401

COMBUSTIBLE FLOW

Automated Reduction of Data from Images and

Holograms

[NASA-CP-2477] p6 N87-29432

COMBUSTION

NASA-Chinese Aeronautical Establishment (CAE)

Symposium

(NASA-CP-2433] p 17 N87-20267

An analytical study of the hydrogen-air reaction

mechanism with application to scramjet combustion

INASA-TP-2791] p 30 N88-15846

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology. 1987

(NASA-CP-2493) p 45 N89-17298

COMBUSTION CHAMBERS

Conventionally cast and forged copper alloy for

high-heat-flux thrust chambers

[NASA-TP-2694] p 30 N87-16902

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1985

IN ASA-CP-2405 ] p43N88-11140

High-pressure calorimeter.chamber tests for liquid

oxygen/kerosene (LOX/RP-1) rocket combustion

INASA-TP-2862] p 27 N89-15979

COMBUSTION PHYSICS

Spacecraft Fire Safety

[NASA-CP-2476] p 24 N88-12520

Mixing and Demixing Processes in Multiphase Flows

With Application to Propulsion Systems

[NASA-CP-3006] p37 N89-11153

Microgravity Combustion Diagnostics Workshop

[NASA-CP-10017] p32 N89-17682

COMBUSTION PRODUCTS

Finite-rate water condensation in combustion-heated

wind tunnels

[NASA-TP-2833) p 22 N88-28075

COMBUSTION TEMPERATURE

Determination of combustion gas temperatures by

infrared radiometry in sooting and nonsooting flames

[NASA-TP-2900] p 38 N89-25409

COMBUSTION WIND TUNNELS

Finite-rate water condensation in combustion-heated

wind tunnels

[NASA-TP-28331 p 22 N88-28075

COMET HEADS

Atlas of Comet Halley 191011

[NASA-SP-488] p75 N87-30235

COMET NUCLEI

Atlas of Comet Halley 1910 II

[NASA-SP-4881 p75 N87-30235

COMET TAILS

Atlas of Comet Halley 1910 II

[NASA-SP-488] p75 N87-30235

COMETARY ATMOSPHERES

Infrared Observations of Comets Halley and Wilson and

Properties of the Grains

[NASA-CP-3004) p74 N89-13330

COMETS

Carbon in the Galaxy: Studies from Earth and Space

[NASA-CP-3061] p73 N90-27562

COMMAND AND CONTROL

Conceptual design of a synchronous Mars

telecommunications satellite

[NASA-TP-2942) p 78 N90-10814

COMMUNICATION NETWORKS

Unique bit-error-rate measurement system for satellite

communication systems

[NASA-TP-2699I p 33 N87-20448

Satellite-matrix-switched, time-division-multiple-access

network simulator

[NASA-TP-2944I p 34 N90-11915

COMMUNICATION SATELLITES

Propagation effects on satellite systems at frequencies

below 10 GHz: A handbook for satellite systems design

(NASA-RP-1108/2I p 34 N88-14226

Fifteenth Space Simulation Conference: Support the

Highway to Space Through Testing

[NASA-CP-3015] P25 N89-12582

Digitally modulated bit error rate measurement system

for microwave component evaluation

[NASA-TP-29121 P 23 N89-28545

Conceptual design of a synchronous Mars

telecommunications satellite

[NASA-TP-2942) p 78 N90-10814

Satellite-matrix-switched, time-division-multiple-access

network simulator

[NASA-TP-2944) p 34 N90-11915

COMMUTER AIRCRAFT

Low-speed wind-tunnel investigation of the flight

dynamic characteristics of an advanced turboprop

business/commuter aircraft configuration

[NASA-TP-2982] P 20 N90-19239

COMPARISON

Calculation of viscous effects on transonic flow for

oscillating airfoils and comparisons with experiment

[NASA-TP-2731) p6 N87-27622

Sapping features of the Colorado Plateau: A comparative

planetary geology field guide

[NASA-SP-491) p49 N89-10401

COMPATIBILITY

Compatibility of dispersion-strengthened platinum with

resistojet propellants

[NASA-TP-2765I p 27 N88-12538

COMPONENT RELIABILITY

Electronics reliability and measurement technology

(NASA-CP-2472] p 42 N87-27204

Effects of variables upon pyrotechnically induced shock

response spectra, part 2

[NASA-TP-2872] p 45 N89-13814

COMPOSITE MATERIALS

Preliminary structural design of composite main rotor

blades for minimum weight

[NASA-TP-2730) p 28 N87-25435

The effects of simulated space environmental

parameters on six commercially available composite

materials

(NASA-TP-2906) p 29 N89-19385

Effects of continuous and cyclic thermal exposures on

boron- and borsic-reinforced 6061 aluminum composites

(NASA-TP-1063) p 28 N88-70029

COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

The ACEE program and basic composites research at

Langley Research Center (1975 to 1986): Summary and

bibliography

[NASA-RP-1177] p28 N87-29612

Research in structures, structural dynamics and

materials, 1989

[NASA-CP-10024) p46 N89-24626

A Protection And Detection Surface (PADS) lor damage

tolerance

[NASA-TP-30111 p29 N90-27788

COMPRESSIBLE FLOW

A spectral collocation solution to the compressible

stability eigenvalue problem

[NASA-TP-2858] p9 N89-12543

An upwind-biased, point-implicit relaxation algorithm for

viscous, compressible perfect-gas flows

[NASA-TP-2953] p 38 N90-17042

COMPRESSION LOADS

Buckling and postbuckling behavior of square

compression-loaded graphite-epoxy plates with circular

cutouts

[NASA-TP-30071 p 29 N90-26077

COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH

Properties of two composite materials made of

toughened epoxy resin and high-strain graphite fiber

[NASA-TP-2826] p 28 N88-25480

COMPRESSOR BLADES

Shot peening for TI-6AI-4V alloy compressor blades

[NASA-TP-2711] p43 N87-20566

COMPRESSORS

Design of 9.271 -pressure-ratio 5-stage core compressor

and overall performance for first 3 stages

[NASA-TP-2597] p 17 N87-17699

Rotordynamic Instability Problems in High-Performance

Turbomachinery, 1988

[NASA-CP-3026] p 41 N89-22891

COMPUTATION

Calculation and accuracy of ERSE scanner

measurement locations

[NASA-TP-2670] p 72 N87-28471

A rapid method for the computation of equilibrium

chemical composition of air to 15000 K

[NASA-TP-2792I p 30 N88-16830

A closed-form trim solution yielding minimum trim drag

for airplanes with multiple longitudinal-control effectors

[NASA-TP-2907) p 20 N89-23468

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics, part 1

[NASA-CP-3034-PT-11 p 46 N89-24638

A review of high-speed, convective, heat-transfer

computation methods

[NASA-TP-2914] p 38 N89-27116

COMPUTATIONAL ASTROPHYSICS

Supercomputing in Aerospace

[NASA-CP-2454] p5 N87-25998

COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY

Supercomputing in Aerospace

[NASA-CP-2454) p5 N87-25998

COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS

Combined aerodynamic and structural dynamic problem

emulating routines (CASPER): Theory and

implementation

[NASA-TP-2418] p4 N87-17669

Numerical simulation of channel flow transition,

resolution requirements and structure of the hairpin

vortex

[NASA-TP-2667] p4 N87-19351

Supercomputing in Aerospace

[NASA-CP-2454] pS N87-25998

A-10
SUBJECTINDEX COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION

Simplified curve fits for the thermodynamic properties

of equilibrium air

[NASA-RP-1181) p36 N87-26309

Langley Symposium on Aerodynamics, volume 1

(NASA-CP-23971 p 1 N88-14926

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 1:

Aerodynamics, and Dynamics and Aeroelasticity

INASA-CP-249S-VOL-1) p1 N88-16625

Numerical simulation of scramjet inlet flow fields

(NASA-TP-2517) p8 N88-23735

Three-dimensional multigrid algorithms for the flux-split

Euler equations

[NASA-TP-2829] p 65 N89-12316

Transonic Unsteady Aerodynamics and Aeroelasticity

1987, part 1

[NASA-CP-3022-PT-1] p9 N89-19234

Transonic Symposium: Theory, Application, and

Experiment, Volume 1. Part 1

[NASA.CP-3020-VOL-1-PT.1| p9 N89-20925

Transonic Symposium: Theory, Application, and

Experiment, volume 1, part 2

[NASA-CP-3020-VOL-1-PT-2] p9 N89-20942

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 1

(NASA-CP-3031-PT-1) p15 N89-25146

A procedure for computing surface wave trajectories on

an inhomogeneous surface

IN ASA-TP-2929 ] p 10 N89-26811

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 2

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-2) p 10 N90-12519

COMPUTATIONAL GRIDS

Supercomputing in Aerospace

(NASA-CP-2454] p5 N87-25998

A spectral collocation solution to the compressible

stability eigenvalue problem

(NASA-TP-2858] p9 N89-12543

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 4: Users' guide

for Antarctica elevation data from Seasat

(NASA-RP-1233-VOL-4) p 54 N90-20564

A time-accurate adaptive grid method and the numerical

simulation of a shock-vortex interaction

[NASA-TP-2998] p 61 N90-21524

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN

Recent Experiences in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 1

[NASA-CP-2327-PT-1] p 13 N87-11717

Recent Experiences in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 2

[NASA-CP-2327-PT-2] p 13 N87-11750

Fifteenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

[NASA-CP-24811 p43 N87-27231

First Annual Workshop on Space Operations Automation

and Robotics (SOAR 87)

[NASA-CP-2491 ] p61 N88-17206

A generalized method for automatic downhand and

wirefeed control of a welding robot and positioner

[NASA-TP-2807) p 32 N88-17869

Computer-aided design analysis of 57-mm,

angular-contact, cryogenic turbopump bearings

[NASA-TP-2816] p 41 N88-18933

Second Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

[NASA-CP-3007] p63 N88-29351

Comparison study of gear dynamic computer programs

at NASA Lewis Research Center

INASA-TP-2901] p41 N89-21243

A knowledge-based tool for multilevel decomposition of

a complex design problem

[NASA-TP-2903] p 63 N89-23181

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 1

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-1] p15 N89-25146

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 2

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-21 p 15 N89-25173

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 3

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-3] p 15 N89-25201

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 2

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-2] p46 N89-29789

Spent-beam refocusing analysis and multistage

depressed collector design for a 75-W, 59- to 64-GHz

coupled-cavity traveling-wave tube

[NASA-TP-30391 P 35 N90-27965

COMPUTER AIDED MANUFACTURING

A generalized method for automatic downhand and

wirefeed control of a welding robot and positioner

[NASA-TP-2807! P 32 N88-17869

COMPUTER ANIMATION

Graphics Technology in Space Applications (GTSA

1989)

[NASA-CP-3045] p62 N90-20651

COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTION

Second Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1988)

[NASA-CP-3019] p61 N89-19817

National Educators' Workshop: Update 1989 Standard

Experiments in Engineering Materials Science and

Technology

(NASA-CP-3074] p 28 N90-24350

COMPUTER GRAPHICS

Frontiers of Massively Parallel Scientific Computation

[NASA-CP-2478] p 62 N87-26531

A general solution to the silhouette problem

[NASA-TP-2695] p 61 N88-14629

Interactive orbital proximity operations planning

system

(NASA-TP-2839) p 61 N89-18039

Graphics Technology in Space Applications (GTSA

1989)

I NASA-CP-3045] p 62 N90-20651

Spatial Displays and Spatial Instruments

[NASA-CP-10032) P 61 N90-22918

Determination of depth-viewing volumes for stereo

three-dimensional graphic displays

[NASA-TP-2999] p 61 N90-22965

Sensor performance analysis

INASA-RP-1241) p50 N90-23780

COMPUTER NETWORKS

Proceedings of the 5th Annual Users' Conference

[NASA-CP-23991 p 62 N87-10720

COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

Some path-following techniques for solution of nonlinear

equations and comparison with parametric differentiation

(NASA-TP-2654) p 64 N87-14054

COMPUTER PROGRAMS

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 1

[NASA-CP-2492-R-1] p 62 N88-16360

A transonic-small-disturbance wing design

methodology

[NASA-TP-28061 p7 N88-17614

A performance index approach to aerodynamic design

with the use of analysis codes only

[NASA-TP-28051 p7 N88-18552

CARE 3 User's Workshop

[NASA-CP-100111 p61 N88-21646

User's manual for LINEAR, a FORTRAN program to

derive linear aircraft models

(NASA-TP-2768] - p 65 N88-21740

Analysis and testing of the SURE program

(NASA-TP-2817) p 65 N88-22653

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 2

[NASA-CP-2492-PT-2] p 63 N88-24188

Validation of a pair of computer codes for estimation

and optimization of subsonic aerodynamic performance

of simple hinged-flap systems for thin swept wings

[NASA-TP-2828] p8 N89-10024

OEXP Analysis Tools Workshop

[NASA-CP-10013] p63 N89-11407

Analysis of positron lifetime spectra in polymers

[NASA-TP-2853] p 63 N89-12237

BRYNTRN: A baryon transport model

[NASA-TP-2887] p 80 N89-17562

Integrated tools for control-system analysis

[NASA-TP-2885] p 20 N89-19309

Comparison study of gear dynamic computer programs

at NASA Lewis Research Center

| NASA-TP-2901 ] p 41 N89-21243

The Fault Tree Compiler (FTC): Program and

mathematics

[NASA-TP-2915] p 64 N89-24815

FORTRAN program for x ray photo-electron

spectroscopy data reformatting

[NASA-TP-2957] p 69 N90-12348

Validation of a computer code for analysis of subsonic

aerodynamic performance of wings with flaps in

combination with a canard or horizontal tail and an

application to optimization

(NASA-TP-29611 p11 N90-14187

Surface flow and heating distributions on a cylinder in

near wake of Aeroassist Flight Experiment (AFE)

configuration at incidence in Mach 10 Air

[NASA-TP-2954I p 38 N90-14493

Software Reuse Issues

INASA-CP-3057) p 63 N90-14789

Rotor induced-inflow-ratio measurements and CAMRAD

calculations

[NASA-TP-2946] p 11 N90-15882

Experimental and theoretical aerodynamic

characteristics of a high-lift semispan wing model

[NASA-TP-2990) p11 N90-20046

Loads analysis and testing of flight configuration solid

rocket motor outer boot ring segments

INASA-TP-3028) p 47 N90-25366

Computer code for predicting coolant flow and heat

transfer in turbomachinery

[NASA-TP-2985I p 18 N90-27722

Modification of the SHABERTH bearing code to

incorporate RP-1 and a discussion of the traction model

[NASA-TP-3017] p 42 N90-28066

Ceramics Analysis and Reliability Evaluation of

Structures (CARES). Users and programmers manual

(NASA-TP-29161 p 47 N90-28099

Comparison of dose estimates using the buildup-factor

method and a Baryon transport code (BRYNTRN) with

Monte Carlo results

[NASA-TP-30211 p 80 N90-29290

COMPUTER SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE

Frontiers of Massively Parallel Scientific Computation

[NASA-CP-2478] p 62 N87-26531

COMPUTER SYSTEMS PROGRAMS

Sixth Annual Users' Conference — Transportable

Applications Executive (TAE)

INASA-CP-2463] p 62 N87-23156

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 2

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-2I p 46 N89-29789

COMPUTER TECHNIQUES

Fifteenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

[NASA-CP-2481] p43 N87-27231

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 1: Structural

Dynamics

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-11 p 44 N88-23226

An economical semi-analytical orbit theory for

micro-computer applications

[NASA-TP-2811] p66 N89-14052

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1987

[NASA-CP-3028] p2 N89-19230

Second Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1988)

(NASA-CP-30191 p61 N89-19817

The Fault Tree Compiler (FTC): Program and

mathematics

[NASA-TP-29151 p 64 N89-24815

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987. part 3

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-3] p 46 N89-29799

Applications of the hybrid automated reliability predictor:

Revised edition

[NASA-TP-2760-REV) p 63 N90-11454

COMPUTER VISION

Second Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

[NASA-CP-3007) p63 N88-29351

Spatial vision processes: From the optical image to the

symbolic structures of contour information

[NASA-TP-2838) p 39 N89-13762

The 1989 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-30331 p64 N89-26578

Visual Information Processing for Television and

Telerobotics

[ NASA-CP-3053 ] p 40 N90-16204

COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION

Combined aerodynamic and structural dynamic problem

emulating routines (CASPER): Theory and

implementation

[NASA-TP-2418] p4 N87-17669

Tether Dynamics Simulation

[NASA-CP-2458) p 41 N87-18821

Supercomputing in Aerospace

(NASA-CP-2454] p5 N87-25998

Frontiers of Massively Parallel Scientific Computation

[NASA-CP-24781 p 62 N87-26531

The 1988 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-3009] p64 N88-30330

Transonic Symposium: Theory, Application, and

Experiment, volume 1, part 2

[NASA-CP-3020-VOL-1-PT-2] p9 N89-20942

Comparison of predicted and measured temperatures

of UH-60A helicopter transmission

(NASA-TP-2911] p41 N89-24607

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics, part 1

[NASA-CP-3034-PT-1] p 46 N89-24638

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics

INASA-CP-3034-PT-2] p 46 N89-24654

Interactions of Tollmien-Schlichting waves and Dean

vortices. Comparison of direct numerical simulation and

a weakly nonlinear theory

[NASA-TP-29191 p 10 N89-25118

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 3

[ N ASA-CP-3031 -PT-3 ] p 15 N89-25201

The 1989 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-3033] p 64 N89-26578

A-11
COMPUTERS SUBJECT INDEX

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987. part 2

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-2] p 46 N89-29789

Delivery performance of conventional aircraft by

terminal-area, time-based air traffic control: A real-time

simulation evaluation

(NASA-TP-29781 p 13 N90-18378

A time-accurate adaptive grid method and the numerical

simulation of a shock-vortex interaction

(NASA-TP-2998) p 61 N90-21524

COMPUTERS

A technique for evaluating the application of the pin-level

stuck-at fault model to VLSI circuits

INASA-TP-2738] p 42 N87-28025

CONCRETES

Evaluation of two transport aircraft and several ground

test vehicle friction measurements obtained for various

runway surface types and conditions. A summary of test

results from joint FAA/NASA Runway Friction Program

(NASA-TP-2917) p 16 N90-15902

CONCURRENT PROCESSING

Computer Sciences and Data Systems, volume 1

[NASA-CP-2459-VOL-1J p 62 N87-19931

CONDENSING

Finite-rate water condensation in combustion-heated

wind tunnels

[NASA-TP-28331 p 22 N88-28075

CONES

Hydroburst test of a carbon-carbon involute exit cone

(NASA-TP-2556) p 24 N88-14112

CONFERENCES

Doppler Radar Detection of Wind Shear

[NASA-CP-2435] p 12 N87-10054

Thirteenth International Laser Radar Conference

[NASA-CP-24311 p 39 N87-10263

The 1985 Goddard Space Flight Center Battery

Workshop

[NASA-CP-2434] p 34 N87-11072

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1984

(NASA-CP-2339) p 43 N87-11180

Recent Experiences in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 1

[NASA-CP-2327-PT-lj p 13 N87-11717

NASA/DOD Control/Structures Interaction Technology,

1986

[NASA-CP-2447-PT-1] p 24 N87-16014

The 20th Aerospace Mechanics Symposium

[NASA-CP-2423-REV] p 43 N87-16321

Space Opportunities for Tropospheric Chemistry

Research

[NASA-CP-2450] p 51 N87-18248

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research. 1983

(NASA-CP-2451) p1 N87-18520

Energetic Phenomena on the Sun: The Solar Maximum

Mission Flare Workshop. Proceedings

[NASA-CP-2439] p 79 N87-19328

Computer Sciences and Data Systems, volume 1

[NASA-CP-2459-VOL-1] p 62 N87-19931

Computer Sciences and Data Systems, volume 2

[NASA-CP-2459-VOL-2] p 62 N87-19932

The 1986 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-2438] p 22 N87-20302

Coronal and Prominence Plasmas

[NASA-CP-2442] p 79 N87-20871

Microgravity Fluid Management Symposium

[NASA-CP-2465J p 32 N87-21141

Rapid Fluctuations in Solar Flares

[NASA-CP-2449] p 79 N87-21785

Atmospheric Turbulence Relative to Aviation, Missile,

and Space Programs

[NASA-CP-2468] p 55 N87-22341

Structural Dynamics and Control Interaction of Flexible

Structures

[NASA-CP-2467-PT-2] p 23 N87-22729

Structural Integrity and Durability of Reusable Space

Propulsion Systems

[NASA-CP-24711 p26 N87-22766

Sixth Annual Users' Conference — Transportable

Applications Executive (TAE)

[NASA-CP-2463] p 62 N87-23156

Double Layers in Astrophysics

[NASA-CP-2469J p 72 N87-23313

Essays in Space Science

[NASA-CP-2464] p 72 N87-24247

Star Formation in Galaxies

(NASA-CP-2466) p 73 N87-24266

Supercomputing in Aerospace

[NASA-CP-2454] p5 N87-25998

Space Photovoltaic Research and Technology 1986.

High Efficiency. Space Environment and Array

Technology

[NASA-CP-2475J p 50 N87-26413

Fifteenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

[NASA-CP-2481] p43 N87-27231

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research. 1985

[NASA-CP-2453J P 1 N87-27596

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of Special Publications, Reference Publications,

Conference Publications, and Technical Papers.

1977-1986

[NASA-SP-7063(01>] p 70 N87-30218

Spacecraft 2000

[NASA-CP-2473I p 25 N88-10084

Fourteenth Space Simulation Conference: Testing for

a Permanent Presence in Space

INASA-CP-2446] p 25 N88-10829

Space Construction

[NASA-CP-2490] p 25 N88-10870

The 1986 Goddard Space Flight Center Battery

Workshop

(NASA-CP-2486) p 35 N88-11021

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1985

[ NASA-CP-2405 ] p 43 N88-11140

Spacecraft Fire Safety

[NASA-CP-2476I p 24 N88-12520

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 1

[NASA-CP-2488-VOL-1] p 43 N88-13609

Scientific and Operational Requirements for TOMS

Data

INASA-CP-2497) p 47 N88-13774

Langley Symposium on Aerodynamics, volume 1

INASA-CP-2397] p1 N88-14926

Wind shear detection. Forward-looking sensor

technology

[NASA-CP-10004] p 12 N88-14970

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 4: Instrumentation and

Controls Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-4) p 18 N88-15794

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 5: Subsonic Propulsion

Technology

INASA-CP-10003-SESS-5] p 18 N88-15800

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 6: High-Speed Propulsion

Technology

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-61 P 18 N88-15807

Cryogenic Fluid Management Technology Workshop.

Volume 1: Presentation material and discussion

[NASA-CP-10001] p37 N88-15924

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 1

[ NASA-CP-2492-Pt-1 ] p 62 N88-16360

NASA/Army Rotorcrafl Technology. Volume 1:

Aerodynamics, and Dynamics and Aeroelasticity

[NASA-CP-2495-VOL-1] p1 N88-16625

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 2: Materials

and Structures, Propulsion and Drive Systems. Flight

Dynamics and Control, and Acoustics

[NASA-CP-2495-VOL-2] P 1 N88-16632

Space Bioreactor Science Workshop

(NASA-CP-2485) p 58 N88-17168

First Annual Workshop on Space Operations Automation

and Robotics (SOAR 87)

[NASA-CP-2491] p61 N88-17206

Airborne Wind Shear Detection and Warning Systems:

First Combined Manufacturers' and Technologists'

Conference

[NASA-CP-100061 p 12 N88-17616

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 2

(NASA-CP-2488-VOL-2) p 44 N88-18948

Cryogenic Fluid Management Technology Workshop.

Volume 2: Roundtable Discussion of Technology

Requirements

[NASA-CP-10009J p37 N88-20599

Sixteenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

[NASA-CP-2505] p 44 N88-20652

CARE 3 User's Workshop

[NASA-CP-10011] p61 N88-21646

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 3: Structural

Integrity Fatigue and Fracture Wind Turbines HOST

(NASA-CP-3003-VOL-3) p 44 N88-22408

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of Special Publications, Reference Publications,

Conference Publications, and Technical Papers, 1987

(NASA-SP-7063102)] p 70 N88-22830

Lewis Structures Technology. 1988. Volume 1: Structural

Dynamics

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-1I P 44 N88-23226

Laminar Flow Aircraft Certification

[NASA-CP-2413] p8 N88-23737

Structural Ceramics

[NASA-CP-2427] p 31 N88-23872

Noncontact Temperature Measurement

[NASA-CP-2503) p 32 N88-23895

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 1: EVA Research and Development

[NASA-CP-2426-VOL-1I p 59 N88-34145

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 2

INASA-CP-2492-PT-2) p 63 N88-24188

A Study of Space Station Contamination Effects —

conference

[NASA-CP-30021 p 72 N88-25390

Integrated Technology Rotor Methodology Assessment

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10007 ] p2 N88-27148

The 1988 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

INASA-CP-3009] p64 N88-30330

The 1987 Ground Vortex Workshop

[NASA-CP-10008I p9 N89-10849

The 1988 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

(NASA-CP-3008I p22 N89-10902

Mixing and Demixing Processes in Multiphase Flows

With Application to Propulsion Systems

[NASA-CP-3006] p37 N89-11153

Technology for Future NASA Missions: Civil Space

Technology Initiative (CSTI) and Pathfinder

[NASA-CP-3016] p22 N89-11760

Fifteenth Space Simulation Conference: Support the

Highway to Space Through Testing

[NASA-CP-30151 p 25 N89-12582

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1986.

volume 2

|NASA-CP-2437-VOL-2| p 27 N89-12626

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology 1986

[NASA-CP-2444] p45 N89-12876

Second Workshop on Improvements to Photometry

[NASA-CP-100151 p74 N89-13310

Thermal Barrier Coatings. Abstracts and figures

[ NASA-CP-10019 ] p 31 N89-13642

Report of the 1 st Planning Workshop for CELSS Flight

Experimentation

(NASA-CP-100201 p60 N89-13898

Polar Ozone Workshop. Abstracts

[NASA-CP-10014] p51 N89-14503

Experiments in Planetary and Related Sciences and the

Space Station

[NASA-CP-2494) p 72 N89-14998

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology. 1987

[NASA-CP-2493] p 45 N89-17298

Microgravity Combustion Diagnostics Workshop

[NASA-CP-100171 p32 N89-17682

Proceedings of a conference on Cardiovascular

Bioinstrumentation

(NASA-CP-100221 p59 N89-17997

Proceedings of the Polar Processes on Mars

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10021] p78 N89-18373

Transonic Symposium: Theory. Application, and

Experiment, Volume 1, Part 1

[NASA-CP-3020-VOL-1-PT-1] p9 N89-20925

Proceedings of the Scientific Data Compression

Workshop

[NASA-CP-3025] p 63 N89-22332

Rotordynamic Instability Problems in High-Performance

Turbomachinery, 1988

(NASA-CP-30261 p 41 N89-22891

Seventeenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

[NASA-CP-3029] p 45 N89-22940

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

Conference: Abstracts

[NASA-CP-10029] p 50 N89-22982

NASA/SDIO Space Environmental Effects on Materials

Workshop, part 1

(NASA-CP-3035-PT-1) p 27 N89-23528

The 23rd Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

INASA-CP-3032] p 46 N89-23892

Research in structures, structural dynamics and

materials, 1989

[NASA-CP-100241 p46 N89-24626

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics, part 1

(NASA-CP-3034-PT-1) p 46 N89-24638

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics

|NASA-CP-3034-PT-2| p 46 N89-24654

Space Photovoltaic Research and Technology, 1988.

High Efficiency, Space Environment, and Array

Technology

[NASA-CP-3030] p50 N89-24704

Recent Advances in Multidrsciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 1

[ NASA-CP-3031 -PT-1 ] p 15 N89-25146

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 2

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-2I p 15 N89-25173

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 3

(NASA-CP-3031-PT-31 p 15 N89-25201

Exobiology and Future Mars Missions

[NASA-CP-10027] p59 N89-26334

The 1989 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

INASA-CP-3033] p64 N89-26578

A-12
SUBJECT INDEX CONVERGENT NOZZLES

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 1

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-1] p46 N89-29773

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987. part 2

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-2] p 46 N89-29789

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987. part 3

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-3I p 46 N89-29799

Second Beamed Space-Power Workshop

[NASA-CP-3037] p 27 N90-10140

A lunar far-side very low frequency array

[NASA-CP-3039] p 75 N90-10805

Two-Dimensional Intercomparison of Stratospheric

Models

(NASA-CP-3042) p 53 N90-11405

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 1

(NASA-CP-2487-PT-1] p 10 N90-12503

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 2

(NASA-CP-2487-PT-2] p 10 N90-12519

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 3

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-3] p 10 N90-12539

Flight deck automation: Promises and realities

[NASA-CP-10036) p 17 N90-13384

Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory Symposium. 1989

(NASA-CP-3050) p 23 N90-13413

Cells in Space

[ N AS A-CP-10034] p61 N90-13939

Software Reuse Issues

(NASA-CP-3057) p 63 N90-14789

Visual Information Processing for Television and

Telerobotics

[NASA-CP-3053! p 40 N90-16204

CAST-10-2/DOA 2 Airfoil Studies Workshop Results

[NASA-CP-3052] p 22 N90-17647

Solar-Terrestrial Science Strategy Workshop

[NASA-CP-3048] p 73 N90-18329

Earth Science Geostationary Platform Technology

[NASA-CP-3040] p 24 N90-19249

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

(SERT). 1989

(NASA-CP-3056] p 50 N90-20454

Graphics Technology in Space Applications (GTSA

1989)

[NASA-CP-3045J p 62 N90-20651

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1988-1989

[NASA-CP-3063] p2 N90-20921

NASA/DOD Controls-Structures Interaction Technology

1989

[NASA-CP-3041] p26 N90-21062

Free-Space Power Transmission

(NASA-CP-10016] p27 N90-21795

The 24th Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

[NASA-CP-3062) p 47 N90-22079

The 1990 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

INASA-CP-3068] p 64 N90-22294

Spatial Displays and Spatial Instruments

[NASA-CP-10032) p 61 N90-22918

The Energetic Gamma-Ray Experiment Telescope

(EGRET) Science Symposium

[NASA-CP-30711 p 77 N90-23294

National Educators' Workshop: Update 1989 Standard

Experiments in Engineering Materials Science and

Technology

[NASA-CP-3074] p 28 N90-24350

Low-Temperature CO-Oxidation Catalysts for Long-Lile

CO2 Lasers

[NASA-CP-3076] p 40 N90-24586

Eighteenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

[NASA-CP-3069] p 47 N90-24637

FAA/NASA En Route Noise Symposium

(NASA-CP-3067I p 67 N90-24853

Geoscience and a Lunar Base: A Comprehensive Plan

for Lunar Exploration

INASA-CP-3070] p78 N90-25030

Third Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1989)

[NASA-CP-3059] p 62 N90-25503

Space Transportation Avionics Technology Symposium.

Volume 1: Executive summary

[NASA-CP-3081-VOL-1] p 17 N90-25980

Proceedings of the LDEF Materials Data Analysis

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10046] p 28 N90-26075

First International Conference on Laboratory Research

for Planetary Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-3077] P 78 N90-26744

Earth Sciences Requirements for the Information

Sciences Experiment System

[NASA-CP-3072] P50 N90-27140

Fifth Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

[NASA-CP-3073] p 63 N90-27275

Carbon in the Galaxy: Studies from Earth and Space

[NASA-CP-3061) p73 N90-27562

AMSAHTS 1990: Advances in Materials Science and

Applications of High Temperature Superconductors

[NASA-CP-10043] p 29 N90-27792

FIRE Science Results 1989

(NASA-CP-3079] p 58 N90-28224

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1988,

volume 1

| NASA-CP-3012-VOL-1 ] p 27 N90-28611

The MSFC/UAH Data Management Symposium

[NASA-CP-2040] p 62 N78-74659

Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory Symposium

[NASA-CP-2002] p22 N78-76855

CONFIDENCE LIMITS

Development of confidence limits by pivotal functions

for estimating software reliability

(NASA-TP-2709) p 65 N87-23244

CONGRESSIONAL REPORTS

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1990: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-1242] p 54 N90-28929

CONICAL BODIES

Discrete-vortex model for the symmetric-vortex flow on

cones

(NASA-TP-2989] p 11 N90-20946

CONICAL CAMBER

Study of lee-side flows over conically cambered delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 1

[NASA-TP-2660-PT-1] p5 N87-23597

Study of lee-side flows over conically cambered Delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 2

[NASA-TP-2660-PT-2] p5 N87-25301

CONSERVATION EQUATIONS

Conservation equations and physical models for

hypersonic air flows in thermal and chemical

nonequilibrium

[ N ASA-TP-2867 ] p38N89-16115

CONSOLIDATION

Effects of combining vertical and horizontal information

into a primary flight display

[NASA-TP-2783J p 17 N88-12487

CONSTITUTIVE EQUATIONS

Nonlinear Constitutive Relations for High Temperature

Applications, 1986

[NASA-CP-10010] p44 N88-21498

Constitutive Relationships and Models in Continuum

Theories of Multiphase Flows — conferences

[NASA-CP-3047] p38 N90-10385

CONTACT LOADS

Mixed formulation for frictionless contact problems

(NASA-TP-2897) p 45 N89-19580

CONTAMINANTS

A Study of Space Station Contamination Effects —

conference

(NASA-CP-3002) p 72 N88-25390

An Auger electron spectroscopy study of

surface-preparation contaminants

INASA-TP-2972) p 33 N90-16968

CONTINUOUS RADIATION

Performance of a small, graphite electrode, multistage

depressed collector with a 500-W. continuous wave, 4.8-

to 9.6-GHz traveling wave tube

[NASA-TP-2788I p 35 N88-15146

Design, fabrication, and performance of brazed, graphite

electrode, multistage depressed collectors with 500-W,

continuous wave, 4.8- to 9.6-GHz traveling-wave tubes

(NASA-TP-2904] p 35 N89-21171

CONTINUUM MECHANICS

Constitutive Relationships and Models in Continuum

Theories of Multiphase Flows — conferences

| NASA-CP-30471 p 38 N90-10385

CONTINUUM MODELING

Continuum modeling of large lattice structures: Status

and projections

[ NASA-TP-2767 ] p25N88-14115

CONTOURS

Atlas of wide-field-of-view outgoing longwave radiation

derived from Nimbus 6 Earth radiation budget data set,

July 1975 to June 1978

[NASA-RP-1185) p55 N87-26489

Spatial vision processes: From the optical image to the

symbolic structures of contour information

[NASA-TP-2838] p 39 N89-13762

CONTROL STABILITY

NASA/DOD Control/Structures Interaction Technology,

1986

INASA-CP-2447-PT-2) p 25 N87-24495

CONTROL SURFACES

Steady and unsteady transonic pressure measurements

on a clipped delta wing for pitching and control-surface

oscillations

[NASA-TP-2594J p8 N88-28895

Control surface spanwise placement in active flutter

suppression systems

[NASA-TP-2873I p 45 N89-16196

Effect of control surface mass unbalance on the stability

of a closed-loop active control system

[NASA-TP-2952I p 47 N90-12042

CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGN

Piloted simulator study of allowable time delays in

large-airplane response

|NASA-TP-2652| p 19 N87-16849

Structural Dynamics and Control Interaction of Flexible

Structures

[NASA-CP-2467-PT-1| p 23 N87-22702

Modeling digital control systems with MA-prefiltered

measurements

[NASA-TP-2732I p 32 N87-22870

NASA/DOD Control/Structures Interaction Technology,

1986

[NASA-CP-2447-PT-2] p 25 N87-24495

A new approach to state estimation in deterministic

digital control systems

[NASA-TP-2745] p 32 N87-24585

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 2: Aeropropulsion

Structures Research

[ NASA-CP-10003-SESS-21 p 18 N88-15785

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 4: Instrumentation and

Controls Research

INASA-CP-10003-SESS-4) p 18 N88-15794

Further developments in exact state reconstruction in

deterministic digital control systems

[NASA-TP-2812] p 32 N88-18751

More on exact state reconstruction in deterministic digital

control systems

[NASA-TP-2847] p 33 N88-28177

Integrated tools for control-system analysis

[NASA-TP-2885I p 20 N89-19309

Development and flight test experiences with a

flight-crucial digital control system

[NASA-TP-2857) p 20 N89-24327

Further developments in modeling digital control

systems with MA-prefiltered measurements

[NASA-TP-2909] p 33 N89-24507

Research in structures, structural dynamics and

materials, 1989

[NASA-CP-10024] p46 N89-24626

A new state reconstructor for digital controls systems

using weighted-average measurements

[NASA-TP-2936I p 33 N89-27039

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1988-1989

[NASA-CP-30631 p2 N90-20921

NASA/DOD Controls-Structures Interaction Technology

1989

[NASA-CP-3041] p26 N90-21062

A general-purpose balloon-borne pointing system for

solar scientific instruments

[NASA-TP-3013] p 33 N90-21219

CONTROL THEORY

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1984

[NASA-CP-2452] p 1 N87-22604

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1987

[NASA-CP-3028] p2 N89-19230

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 3

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-3] p 15 N89-25201

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1988-1989

[NASA-CP-3063] p2 N90-20921

CONTROLLABILITY

Piloted-simulation study of effects of vortex flaps on

low-speed handling qualities of a Delta-wing airplane

[NASA-TP-2747] p 19 N87-26922

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 2: Materials

and Structures, Propulsion and Drive Systems, Flight

Dynamics and Control, and Acoustics

[NASA-CP-2495-VOL-2] p1 N88-16632

CONTROLLERS

Integrated tools for control-system analysis

INASA-TP-2885] p 20 N89-19309

CONVECTIVE FLOW

Preparative electrophoresis for space

INASA-TP-2777] p 32 N88-10977

Continuous flow electrophoresis system experiments on

shuttle flights STS-6 and STS-7

[NASA-TP-27781 p 32 N88-10978

CONVECTIVE HEAT TRANSFER

A review of high-speed, convective, heat-transfer

computation methods

[NASA-TP-2914] p 38 N89-27116

CONVERGENT NOZZLES

Static performance of nonaxisymmetric nozzles with yaw

thrust-vectoring vanes

INASA-TP-2813] p8 N88-21118

A-13
CONVERGENT-DIVERGENT NOZZLES SUBJECTINDEX

CONVERGENT-DIVERGENT NOZZLES

Static internal performance of a two-dimensional

convergent-divergent nozzle with thrust vectoring

INASA-TP-2721) p5 N87-24432

Static performance of an axisymmetric nozzle with

post-exit vanes for multiaxis thrust vectoring

[NASA-TP-2800) p8 N88-20280

Static performance of nonaxisymmetric nozzles with yaw

thrust-vectoring vanes

[NASA-TP-2813] p8 N88-21118

Static investigation of a two-dimensional

convergent-divergent exhaust nozzle with multiaxis

thrust-vectoring capability

[NASA-TP-2973J p11 N90-19193

Internal performance of two nozzles utilizing gimbal

concepts for thrust vectoring

(NASA-TP-2991) p11 N90-19200

COOL STARS

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p 75 N88-11592

COPPER

Traveling-wave-tube efficiency improvement by a

low-cost technique for deposition of carbon on multistage

depressed collector

[NASA-TP-2719] p 35 N87-21239

Thermoviscoplastic model with application to copper

[NASA-TP-2845I p 45 N89-16183

Tungsten fiber reinforced copper matrix composites: A

review

[NASA-TP-2924) p 29 N89-27796

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

molybdenum-masked, ion-textured OFHC copper

tNASA-TP-2967) p 31 N90-15211

COPPER ALLOYS

Conventionally cast and forged copper alloy for

high-heat-flux thrust chambers

[NASA-TP-2694] p 30 N87-16902

CORNER FLOW

Effect ol port comer geometry on the internal

performance of a rotating-vane-type thrust reverser

[NASA-TP-2624J p3 N87-12541

Experimental evaluation of two turning vane designs for

fan drive corner of 0.1-scale model of NASA Lewis

Research Center's proposed altitude wind tunnel

INASA-TP-2646] p 21 N87-18576

Experimental evaluation of turning vane designs for

high-speed and coupled fan-drive corners of 0.1-scale

model of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude

wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2681] p 21 N88-17686

CORROSION

Structural Ceramics

[NASA-CP-2427I p 31 N88-23872

Fastener design manual

[NASA-RP-1228] p 42 N90-18740

CORROSION RESISTANCE

The corrosion mechanisms for primer coated 2219-T87

aluminum

[NASA-TP-2715) p 30 N87-21076

COSMIC OUST

Infrared Observations of Comets Halley and Wilson and

Properties of the Grains

[NASA-CP-3004] p74 N89-13330

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 1: Executive

summary and overview

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1] p 59 N89-24022

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 2: Abstracts,

candidate experiments and feasibility study

CNASA-CP-10026-VOL-2) p 59 N89-24023

Planetary geosciences, 1988

[NASA-SP-498] p48 N89-26274

COSMIC RAYS

Essays in Space Science

[NASA-CP-2464] p 72 N87-24247

COSMOLOGY

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 4: The point source catalog declination

range 0 deg greater than delta greater than -30 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-4] p 76 N89-14196

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 7: The small scale structure catalog

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-7] p 76 N89-14199

COUNTER-ROTATING WHEELS

Theory of gearing

[ NASA-RP-1212] p 42 N90-19593

COUNTERFLOW

Weak-wave analysis of shock interaction with a

slipstream

[NASA-TP-2848J p8 N89-10020

COUPLED MODES

Revised NASA axially symmetric ring model for

coupled-cavity traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2675I p 35 N87-22923

COUPLING

Experimental evaluation of turning vane designs for

high-speed and coupled fan-drive corners of 0.1-scale

model of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude

wind tunnel

INASA-TP-26811 p 21 N88-17686

The effects of structural flap-lag and pitch-lag coupling

on soft inplane hingeless rotor stability in hover

[NASA-TP-3002I p 12 N90-28503

COVARIANCE

The estimation error covariance matrix for the ideal state

reconstructed with measurement noise

[NASA-TP-2881 ] p63 N89-13994

CRACKS

Stress intensity and crack displacement for small edge

cracks

[NASA-TP-28011 p44 N88-17095

CRASHWORTHINESS

Evaluation of energy absorption of new concepts of

aircraft composite subfloor intersections

[NASA-TP-29511 p 16 N90-26823

CREEP PROPERTIES

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 1: Aeropropulsion Materials

Research

[ N ASA-CP-10003-SESS-11 p 18 N88-16697

CREW PROCEDURES (INFLIGHT)

Payload crew utilization for spacelab missions

[NASA-TP-2976] p 24 N90-14256

CRITICAL PATH METHOD

Some path-following techniques for solution of nonlinear

equations and comparison with parametric differentiation

[NASA-TP-2654] p 64 N87-14054

CROP GROWTH

Controlled Ecological Life Support System. Design,

Development, and Use of a Ground-Based Plant Growth

Module

[NASA-CP-2479) p 60 N88-13852

CROSS CORRELATION

Spanwise measurements of vertical components of

atmospheric turbulence

[NASA-TP-29631 p 58 N90-19718

CROSSLINKING

Degradation and crosslinking of periluoroalkyl

polyethers under X-ray irradiation in ultrahigh vacuum

[NASA-TP-2910] p31 N89-21103

CRUCIFORM WINGS

Mach 6 experimental and theoretical stability and

performance of a cruciform missile at angles of attack

up to 65 degrees

[NASA-TP-2733] p 5 N87-23592

CRYOGENIC COOLING

Cryogenic Fluid Management Technology Workshop.

Volume 1: Presentation material and discussion

(N ASA-CP-100011 p37 N88-15924

Workshop on Technology Development Issues for the

Large Deployable Reflector (LDR)

[NASA-CP-2407] p 75 N88-20235

CRYOGENIC FLUID STORAGE

Cryogenic Fluid Management Technology Workshop.

Volume 1: Presentation material and discussion

[NASA-CP-10001J p37 N88-15924

CRYOGENIC FLUIDS

Cryogenic Fluid Management Technology Workshop.

Volume 1: Presentation material and discussion

[ NASA-CP-10001 ] p 37 N88-15924

Computer-aided design analysis of 57-mm.

angular-contact, cryogenic turbopump bearings

[NASA-TP-2816] p41 N88-18933

Cryogenic Fluid Management Technology Workshop.

Volume 2: Roundtable Discussion of Technology

Requirements

[NASA-CP-10009] p37 N88-20599

CRYOGENIC ROCKET PROPELLANTS

Cryogenic Fluid Management Technology Workshop.

Volume 1: Presentation material and discussion

[NASA-CP-10001] p37 N88-15924

CRYOGENIC TEMPERATURE

Experimental evaluation of a tuned electromagnetic

damper for vibration control of cryogenic turbopump

rotors

[NASA-TP-30051 p 18 N90-23403

CRYOGENIC WIND TUNNELS

Evolution, calibration, and operational characteristics of

the two-dimensional test section ol the Langley 0.3-meter

transonic cryogenic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2749] p 21 N87-28570

NASA SC(2)-0714 airfoil data corrected for sidewall

boundary-layer effects in the Langley 0.3-meter transonic

cryogenic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2890] p9 N89-17568

Hot-jet simulation in cryogenic wind tunnels

[NASA-RP-1220) p 15 N89-23448

CRYOGENICS

Cryogenic Fluid Management Technology Workshop.

Volume 1: Presentation material and discussion

[NASA-CP-10001] p37 N88-15924

CRYSTAL DISLOCATIONS

Indentation plasticity and fracture in silicon

INASA-TP-2863I p 30 N89-10996

CRYSTAL GROWTH

Growth of solid solution single crystals

|NASA-TP-2787| p 32 N88-14212

Raman intensity as a probe of concentration near a

crystal growing in solution

|NASA-TP-2865| p 39 N89-16139

CRYSTAL LATTICES

Hydrogen trapping and the interaction of hydrogen with

metals

[NASA-TP-2744] p 30 N87-25463

CRYSTALLOGRAPHY

Auger electron intensity variations in oxygen-exposed

large grain polycrystalline silver

[NASA-TP-2930] p 67 N89-30022

CUES

Effect of motion cues during complex curved approach

and landing tasks: A piloted simulation study

(NASA-TP-27731 p 14 N88-12480

Stereopsis cueing effects on hover-in-turbulence

performance in a simulated rotorcraft

(NASA-TP-2980) p 17 N90-21004

CULTURE TECHNIQUES

Space Bioreactor Science Workshop

INASA-CP-2485) p 58 N88-17168

CURRENT DENSITY

Performance of textured carbon on copper electrode

multistage depressed collectors with medium-power

traveling wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2665] p 34 N87-17990

CURVATURE

Theory ot gearing

INASA-RP-1212] p42 N90-19593

CURVE FITTING

Simplified curve fits for the thermodynamic properties

of equilibrium air

[NASA-RP-1181] p36 N87-26309

CURVED BEAMS

Mixed formulation for frictionless contact problems

INASA-TP-2897] p 45 N89-19580

CURVES

Theory of gearing

(NASA-RP-1212] P42 N90-19593

CYCLIC LOADS

Cyclic loads tests of carbon involute solid rocket motor

outer boot ring segments

INASA-TP-2884] p 45 N89-16192

Effects of continuous and cyclic thermal exposures on

boron- and borsic-reinforced 6061 aluminum composites

[NASA-TP-1063] p 28 N88-70029

CYCLOHEXANE

Velocity profiles in laminar diffusion flames

[NASA-TP-2596] p 36 N87-18035

CYCLOTRON RESONANCE DEVICES

Free-Space Power Transmission

(NASA-CP-10016) p27 N90-21795

CYLINDRICAL BODIES

Straight cylindrical seal tor high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-18501 p 36 N87-23936

Surface flow and heating distributions on a cylinder in

near wake of Aeroassist Flight Experiment (AFE)

configuration at incidence inMachlOAir

(NASA-TP-2954) p 38 N90-14493

CYLINDRICAL SHELLS

Application of Newton's method to the postbuckling of

rings under pressure loadings

(NASA-TP-29411 p 46 N89-29811

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT

Low velocity instrumented impact testing of four new

damage tolerant carbon/epoxy composite systems

[NASA-TP-3029I p 29 N90-25198

DAMPERS

Rotordynamic Instability Problems in High-Performance

Turbomachinery, 1988

[NASA-CP-3026] p 41 N89-22891

DATA ACQUISITION

Analog signal conditioning for flight-test

instrumentation

(NASA-RP-11591 p 17 N87-29533

Five year global dataset: NMC operational analyses

(1978 to 1982)

(NASA-RP-1194) p55 N87-29996

Outgassing data for selecting spacecraft materials

[NASA-RP-1124] p28 N88-10117

The 1989 Airborne Arctic Stratospheric Expedition

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1227] p 57 N89-27302

A-14
SUBJECT INDEX DIGITAL COMMAND SYSTEMS

The Langley 14- by 22-foot subsonic tunnel: Description,

flow characteristics, and guide lot users

[NASA-TP-3008J p 12 N90-27649

DATA BASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 1

[NASA-CP-2492-PI-11 p 62 N88-16360

Catalog of open clusters and associated interstellar

matter

(NASA-RP-1202] p 76 N88-29652

DATA BASES

Catalog of infrared observations. Part 1: Data

[NASA-RP-1196-PT-1-ED-2] p 73 N88-15738

The NASA scientific and technical information system:

Its scope and coverage

(NASA-SP-7065J p 71 N89-15779

BRYNTRN: A baryon transport model

(NASA-TP-2887] p 80 N89-17562

Two-Dimensional Intercomparison of Stratospheric

Models

[NASA-CP-3042] p53 N90-11405

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume V. Processing

and corrections of Seasat data over Greenland

INASA-RP-1233-VOL-1| p 54 N90-20562

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 2: Users' guide

for Greenland elevation data from Seasat

(NASA-RP-1233-VOL-2! p 54 N90-20563

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 4: Users' guide

for Antarctica elevation data from Seasat

INASA-RP-1233-VOL-4) p 54 N90-20564

Proceedings of the LDEF Materials Data Analysis

Workshop

[NASA-CP-100461 p28 N90-26075

DATA COMPRESSION

Experiments in encoding multilevel images as

quadtrees

(NASA-TP-2722] p 65 N87-28367

Proceedings of the Scientific Data Compression

Workshop

[NASA-CP-3025] p 63 N89-22332

DATA LINKS

A piloted simulation study of data link ATC message

exchange

[NASA-TP-2859J p 13 N89-15900

DATA MANAGEMENT

Computer Sciences and Data Systems, volume 1

[NASA-CP-2459-VOL-1] p 62 N87-19931

Proceedings of the Scientific Data Compression

Workshop

[NASA-CP-3025] p 63 N89-22332

The 1989 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-3033] p 64 N89-26578

The MSFC/UAH Data Management Symposium

[NASA-CP-2040] p62 N78-74659

DATA PROCESSING

Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) data storage and analysis

using a microcomputer

(NASA-TP-26291 p 33 N87-12718

NASA/MSFC FY-85 Atmospheric Processes Research

Review

1NASA-CP-2402] p 55 N87-13043

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 54)

[NASA-SP-7041(54)] p49 N87-27315

User's guide for the Nimbus 7 Scanning Multichannel

Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) CELL-ALL tape

[NASA-RP-1210] p56 N89-14648

Nimbus-7 ERB Solar Analysis Tape (ESAT) user's

guide

INASA-RP-1211] p79 N89-30151

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 2: Users' guide

for Greenland elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-2] p 54 N90-20563

DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT

Earth Sciences Requirements for the Information

Sciences Experiment System

[NASA-CP-3072) p 50 N90-27140

DATA REDUCTION

Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) data storage and analysis

using a microcomputer

[NASA-TP-26291 p 33 N87-12718

A synchronous data analyzer for the Minimum Delay

Data Format (MDDF) and Launch Trajectory Acquisition

System (LTAS)

[NASA-TP-2743J p 34 N87-24590

DATA STORAGE

Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) data storage and analysis

using a microcomputer

[NASA-TP-2629] p 33 N87-12718

Computer Sciences and Data Systems, volume 2

|NASA-CP-2459-VOL-2| p 62 N87-19932

Experiments in encoding multilevel images as

quadtrees

[NASA-TP-27221 p 65 N87-28367

DATA TRANSMISSION

A simulator investigation of the use of digital data link

for pilot/ATC communications in a single pilot operation

[NASA-TP-2837] p 13 N89-11726

Proceedings of the Scientific Data Compression

Workshop

INASA-CP-30251 p 63 N89-22332

Digitally modulated bit error rate measurement system

for microwave component evaluation

1NASA-TP-2912] p 23 N89-28545

DECISION MAKING

National Educators' Workshop: Update 1989 Standard

Experiments in Engineering Materials Science and

Technology

[NASA-CP-30741 p 28 N90-24350

DECLINATION

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 6: The point source catalog declination

range -50 deg greater than delta greater than -90 deg

(NASA-RP-1190-VOL-6I p 76 N89-14198

DECOUPLING

A piloted evaluation of an oblique-wing research aircraft

motion simulation with decoupling control laws

[NASA-TP-2874] p 20 N89-15930

DEFLECTION

Optical measurement of propeller blade deflections

[NASA-TP-2841] p39 N88-28286

DEFLECTORS

Static internal performance of a nonaxisymmetric vaned

tnrust reverser with flow splay capability

[NASA-TP-2933] p 10 N89-27634

DEFORMATION

Mixed formulation for frictionless contact problems

[NASA-TP-2897] p 45 N89-19580

Application of Newton's method to the postbuckling of

rings under pressure loadings

[NASA-TP-2941 ] p 46 N89-29811

DEGRADATION

Surface catalytic degradation study of two linear

perfluoropolyalkylethers at 345 C

[NASA-TP-2774] p 27 N88-12543

DEGREES OF FREEDOM

Optimized resolved rate control of

seven-degree-of-freedom Laboratory Telerobotic

Manipulator (LTM) with application to three-dimensional

graphics simulation

[NASA-TP-2938] ' p 64 N90-10618

DELAMINATING

Three-dimensional analysis of a postbuckled embedded

delamination

[NASA-TP-28231 p44 N88-26684

DELTA WINGS

Investigation of leading-edge flap performance on delta

and double-delta wings at supersonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2656] p 4 N87-20233

Study of lee-side flows over conically cambered delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 1

[NASA-TP-2660-PT-1] p5 N87-23597

Study of lee-side flows over conically cambered Delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 2

[NASA-TP-2660-PT-2] pS N87-25301

Piloted-simulation study of effects of vortex flaps on

low-speed handling qualities of a Delta-wing airplane

[NASA-TP-2747] p 19 N87-26922

Pressure measurements on a thick cambered and

twisted 58 deg delta wing at high subsonic speeds

(NASA-TP-2713] p6 N87-27643

Supersonic aerodynamics of delta wings

INASA-TP-2771) p7N88-17615

Steady and unsteady transonic pressure measurements

on a clipped delta wing for pitching and control-surface

oscillations

[NASA-TP-2594] p8 N88-28895

DEPLOYMENT

The 21 st Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

[NASA-CP-2470) p 43 N87-29858

Workshop on Technology Development Issues for the

Large Deployable Reflector (LDR)

(NASA-CP-2407] p 75 N88-20235

The 23rd Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

[NASA-CP-3032) p 46 N89-23892

DEPOSITION

Traveling-wave-tube efficiency improvement by a

low-cost technique for deposition of carbon on multistage

depressed collector

(NASA-TP-2719) p 35 N87-21239

Influence of the deposition conditions on radio!requency

magnetron sputtered MoS2 films

(NASA-TP-29941 p 33 N90-21210

DEPTH

Determination of depth-viewing volumes for stereo

three-dimensional graphic displays

[NASA-TP-2999] p 61 N90-22965

DESERTS

Surface bidirectional reflectance properties of two

southwestern Arizona deserts for wavelengths between

0.4 and 2.2 micrometers

[NASA-TP-2643I p 48 N87-22281

Effects of aerosols and surface shadowing on

bidirectional reflectance measurements of deserts

[NASA-TP-2756I p 49 N87-28162

Summary of along-track data from the Earth radiation

budget satellite for several major desert regions

[NASA-RP-11971 p56 N88-20772

DESIGN ANALYSIS

Recent Experiences in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 1

[ N ASA-CP-2327-PT-1] p13N87-11717

Applicability of linearized-theory attached-flow methods

to design and analysis of flap systems at low speeds for

thin swept wings with sharp leading edges

[NASA-TP-26531 p3 N87-15174

Design of 9.271-pressure-ratio 5-stage core compressor

and overall performance for first 3 stages

(NASA-TP-2597| p 17 N87-17699

Lewis inverse design code (LINDES): Users manual

[NASA-TP-2676] p4 N87-20238

Design, fabrication and performance of small, graphite

electrode, multistage depressed collectors with 200-W,

CW, 8- to 18-GHz traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2693] p 35 N87-20474

Structural Dynamics and Control Interaction of Flexible

Structures

[NASA-CP-2467-PT-2] p 23 N87-22729

On minimizing the number of calculations in

design-by-analysis codes

[NASA-TP-2706] p5 N87-23586

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 2: Aeropropulsion

Structures Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-2] p 18 N88-15785

A transonic-small-disturbance wing design

methodology

INASA-TP-28061 p7 N88-17614

A performance index approach to aerodynamic design

with the use of analysis codes only

[NASA-TP-2805] p7 N88-18552

Aerodynamic characteristics of wings designed with a

combined-theory method to cruise at a Mach number of

4.5

[NASA-TP-27991 p7 N88-19420

Rotorcraft flight-propulsion control integration: An

eclectic design concept

(NASA-TP-2815] p 19 N88-19475

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 2

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-2] p 15 N89-25173

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 3

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-3] p 15 N89-25201

Fastener design manual

[NASA-RP-1228] p 42 N90-18740

Spent-beam refocusing analysis and multistage

depressed collector design for a 75-W, 59- to 64-GHz

coupled-cavity traveling-wave tube

[NASA-TP-3039I p 35 N90-27965

DESOHPTION

Electron stimulated desorption of atomic oxygen from

silver

(NASA-TP-2668) p 29 N87-18629

DETECTION

Airborne Wind Shear Detection and Warning Systems:

First Combined Manufacturers' and Technologists'

Conference

[NASA-CP-100061 p 12 N88-17616

DIAGNOSIS

Microgravity Combustion Diagnostics Workshop

[NASA-CP-10017] p32 N89-17682

DICTIONARIES

NASA thesaurus. Volume 3: Definitions

[NASA-SP-7064-VOL-3] p 70 N89-13301

DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

Some path-following techniques for solution of nonlinear

equations and comparison with parametric differentiation

(NASA-TP-26541 p 64 N87-14054

DIFFUSION

Effect of LID (Registered) processing on the

microstructure and mechanical properties of TI-6AI-4V and

Ti-6AI-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo titanium foil-gauge materials

[NASA-TP-2677! p 30 N87-18644

DIFFUSION FLAMES

Velocity profiles in laminar diffusion flames

[NASA-TP-2596I p 36 N87-1803S

DIGITAL COMMAND SYSTEMS

Exact state reconstruction in deterministic digital control

systems

[NASA-TP-2757]' p 32 N87-27067

A-15
DIGITAL DATA SUBJECT INDEX

DIGITAL DATA

A simulator investigation ol the use of digital data link

(or pilot/ATC communications in a single pilot operation

[NASA-TP-2837] p 13 N89-11726

Digitally modulated bit error rate measurement system

for microwave component evaluation

[NASA-TP-2912] p 23 N89-28S45

DIGITAL ELECTRONICS

Advanced detection, isolation, and accommodation of

sensor failures in turbofan engines: Real-time

microcomputer implementation

[NASA-TP-2925] p 20 N90-15112

DIGITAL FILTERS

Modeling digital control systems with MA-prefiltered

measurements

INASA-TP-27321 p 32 N87-22870

Further developments in modeling digital control

systems with MA-prefiltered measurements

[NASA-TP-2909] p 33 N89-24507

DIGITAL SYSTEMS

Modeling digital control systems with MA-prefiltered

measurements

[NASA-TP-2732] p 32 N87-22870

A new approach to state estimation in deterministic

digital control systems

[NASA-TP-2745] p 32 N87-24585

Further developments in exact state reconstruction in

deterministic digital control systems

[NASA-TP-28121 p 32 N88-18751

More on exact state reconstruction in deterministic digital

control systems

[NASA-TP-2847] p 33 N88-28177

Singular perturbations and time scales in the design of

digital flight control systems

[NASA-TP-2844] p 19 N89-12569

Flight control systems development and flight test

experience with the HiMAT research vehicles

[NASA-TP-2822] p 20 N89-15929

Development and flight test experiences with a

flight-crucial digital control system

[NASA-TP-2857] p 20 N89-24327

Further developments in modeling digital control

systems with MA-prefiltered measurements

[NASA-TP-2909] p 33 N89-24507

DIGITAL TECHNIQUES

Automated Reduction of Data from Images and

Holograms

[NASA-CP-2477] p6 N87-29432

Digital enhancement of flow field images

[NASA-TP-2770] p 62 N88-20833

A new state reconstructor for digital controls systems

using weighted-average measurements

[NASA-TP-29361 p 33 N89-27039

DIHEDRAL ANGLE

Effect of milling machine roughness and wing dihedral

on the supersonic aerodynamic characteristics of a highly

swept wing

[NASA-TP-2918] p 10 N89-25117

DIRECT CURRENT

An electrochemical study of corrosion protection by

primer-topcoat systems on 4130 steel with ac impedance

and dc methods

(NASA-TP-2820) p 30 N89-19406

DIRECTIONAL CONTROL

Development and evaluation of an airplane electronic

display format aligned with the inertia! velocity vector

[NASA-TP-2648] p 16 N87-13438

DIRECTIONAL STABILITY

Effects of the installation and operation of jet-exhaust

yaw vanes on the longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of the F-14 airplane

[NASA-TP-2769] p6 N88-12455

DIRECTIVITY

Surface bidirectional reflectance properties of two

southwestern Arizona deserts for wavelengths between

0.4 and 2.2 micrometers

(NASA-TP-2643) p 48 N87-22281

DISCRETE FUNCTIONS

A transient response method for linear coupled

substructures

INASA-TP-2926] p 23 N90-13444

DISPERSING

Compatibility of dispersion-strengthened platinum with

resistojet propellants

(NASA-TP-2765] p 27 N88-12538

DISPLACEMENT

Stress intensity and crack displacement for small edge

cracks

[NASA-TP-2801] p 44 N88-17095

Research in structures, structural dynamics and

materials, 1989

[NASA-CP-10024] p46 N89-24626

Integrated force method versus displacement method

for finite element analysis

[NASA-TP-2937) p 47 N90-18081

DISPLACEMENT MEASUREMENT

Optical measurement of propeller blade deflections

INASA-TP-2841] p 39 N88-28286

DISPLAY DEVICES

Development and evaluation of an airplane electronic

display format aligned with the inertia! velocity vector

[NASA-TP-2648] p 16 N87-13438

Jet transport flight operations using cockpit display of

traffic information during instrument meteorological

conditions: Simulation evaluation

[NASA-TP-2S671 p 12 N87-29469

Effects of combining vertical and horizontal information

into a primary flight display

[NASA-TP-2783] p 17 N88-12487

A general solution to the silhouette problem

(NASA-TP-2695) p 61 N88-14629

Simulator evaluation of a display lor a Takeoff

Performance Monitoring System

(NASA-TP-2908) p 20 N89-23469

A simulation evaluation of the engine monitoring and

control system display

(NASA-TP-29601 p 17 N90-18393

Graphics Technology in Space Applications (GTSA

1989)

[NASA-CP-3045] p62 N90-20651

Stereopsis cueing effects on hover-in-turbulence

performance in a simulated rotorcraft

[NASA-TP-2980] p17 N90-21004

Spatial Displays and Spatial Instruments

[NASA-CP-100321 p61 N90-22918

DISTANCE

Atlas of galaxies useful for measuring the cosmological

distance scale

(NASA-SP-496] p74 N89-12513

DISTRIBUTED PROCESSING

Computer Sciences and Data Systems, volume 1

[NASA-CP-2459-VOL-1] p 62 N87-19931

Computer Sciences and Data Systems, volume 2

[NASA-CP-2459-VOL-2] p 62 N87-19932

First Annual Workshop on Space Operations Automation

and Robotics (SOAR 87)

[NASA-CP-2491] p61 N88-17206

DOCUMENTATION

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of Special Publications, Reference Publications,

Conference Publications, and Technical Papers,

1977-1986

[NASA-SP-7063(01)| p 70 N87-30218

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of Special Publications. Reference Publications,

Conference Publications, and Technical Papers, 1987

|NASA-SP-7063(02)) p 70 N88-22830

DOCUMENTS

The NASA scientific and technical information system:

Its scope and coverage

[ N ASA-SP-7065 ] P71N89-15779

DOMAINS

Frequency domain laser velocimeter signal processor:

A new signal processing scheme

[NASA-TP-2735] p 40 N87-27994

DOPED CRYSTALS

Indentation plasticity and fracture in silicon

[NASA-TP-2863] p 30 N89-10996

DOPPLER RADAR

Doppler Radar Detection of Wind Shear

[NASA-CP-2435) p 12 N87-10054

NASA/MSFC FY-85 Atmospheric Processes Research

Review

(NASA-CP-24021 p 55 N87-13043

Wind shear detection. Forward-looking sensor

technology

[NASA-CP-10004 ] p 12 N88-14970

Airborne Wind Shear Detection and Warning Systems:

First Combined Manufacturers' and Technologists'

Conference

[NASA-CP-10006] p 12 N88-17616

DRAG

Effects of afterbody boattail design and empennage

arrangement on aeropropulsive characteristics of a

twin-engine fighter model at transonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2704J p 4 N87-21873

Influence of base modifications on in-flight base drag

in the presence of jet exhaust tor Mach numbers from

0.7 to 1.5

[NASA-TP-2802J p 37 N88-18881

DRAG MEASUREMENT

Drag measurements on a laminar-flow body of revolution

in the 13-inch magnetic suspension and balance system

[NASA-TP-28951 p9 N89-19232

DRAG REDUCTION

Summary of studies to reduce wing-mounted propfan

installation drag on an M = 0.8 transport

[NASA-TP-2678] p 14 N87-20990

Flight and wind-tunnel measurements showing base

drag reduction provided by a trailing disk lor high Reynolds

number turbulent flow for subsonic and transonic Mach

numbers

[NASA-TP-2638] p 37 N88-14299

DRAINAGE PATTERNS

Sapping features of the Colorado Plateau: A comparative

planetary geology field guide

(NASA-SP-491] p49 N89-10401

DROPS (LIQUIDS)

Liquid drop stability for protein crystal growth in

microgravity

INASA-TP-2724] p 58 N87-20727

DUCTS

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 3: Internal Fluid Mechanics

Research

[ NASA-CP-I0003-SESS-31 p 18 N88-15790

DURABILITY

Spectroscopic comparison of effects of electron

radiation on mechanical properties of two pofyimides

[NASA-TP-2663] p 27 N87-18611

Structural Integrity and Durability of Reusable Space

Propulsion Systems

[NASA-CP-2471] p26 N87-22766

DUST

Effects of aerosols and surface shadowing on

bidirectional reflectance measurements ol deserts

INASA-TP-2756J p 49 N87-28162

DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS

Dynamic analysis of multimesh-gear helicopter

transmissions

[NASA-TP-2789] p 41 N88-17045

Dynamic characteristics of a vibrating beam with periodic

variation in bending stiffness

[NASA-TP-2697] p 44 N88-23988

Time-Variable Phenomena in the Jovian System

(NASA-SP-494I p78 N89-28474

Low-speed wind-tunnel investigation of the flight

dynamic characteristics of an advanced turboprop

business/commuter aircraft configuration

[NASA-TP-2982] p 20 N90-19239

DYNAMIC CONTROL

Analysis of flight data from a High-Incidence Research

Model by system identification methods

[NASA-TP-2940] p 20 N90-10074

DYNAMIC LOADS

Predicted effect of dynamic load on pitting fatigue life

for low-contact-ratio spur gears

[NASA-TP-2610] p 41 N87-18095

Langley Aircraft Landing Dynamics Facility

[NASA-RP-1189] p21 N87-29544

DYNAMIC MODELS

Derivation and definition of a linear aircraft model

[NASA-RP-1207] p 19 N89-15123

DYNAMIC PRESSURE

Aerodynamic pressures and heating rates on surfaces

between split elevons at Mach 6.6

[NASA-TP-2855] p 37 N89-12822

Method for experimental determination of flutter speed

by parameter identification

[NASA-TP-29231 p 15 N89-26844

DYNAMIC RESPONSE

Shape sensitivity analysis of wing static aeroelastic

characteristics

[NASA-TP-2808] p 15 N88-22031

DYNAMIC STABILITY

Three-step cylindrical seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-1849] p 36 N87-24639

Rotordynamic Instability Problems in High-Performance

Turbomachinery, 1988

[NASA-CP-3026] p 41 N89-22891

DYNAMIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

Combined aerodynamic and structural dynamic problem

emulating routines (CASPER): Theory and

implementation

[NASA-TP-24181 p4 N87-17669

Sensitivity Analysis in Engineering

[NASA-CP-2457] p 43 N87-18855

Modeling of joints for the dynamic analysis of truss

structures

INASA-TP-2661] p 43 N87-20567

Space station structures and dynamics test program

[NASA-TP-2710] p43 N87-20568

Structural Dynamics and Control Interaction of Flexible

Structures

[NASA-CP-2467-PT-1I p 23 N87-22702

Structural Dynamics and Control Interaction of Flexible

Structures

[NASA-CP-2467-PT-2] p 23 N87-22729

Structural Integrity and Durability of Reusable Space

Propulsion Systems

| NASA-CP-2471 | p26 N87-22766

Preliminary structural design of composite main rotor

blades for minimum weight

[NASA-TP-2730] p 28 N87-25435

A-16
SUBJECT INDEX ELECTRODES

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 1

[NASA-CP-2488-VOL-1 ] p 43 N88-13609

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 2

(NASA-CP-2488-VOL-2] p 44 N88-18948

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 2: Structural

Mechanics

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-2] p 44 N88-22382

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 3: Structural

Integrity Fatigue and Fracture Wind Turbines HOST

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-3J p 44 N88-22408

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 1: Structural

Dynamics

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-11 p 44 N88-23226

SRM propellant and polymer materials structural test

program

[NASA-TP-2821] p44 N88-25013

Partitioning strategy tor efficient nonlinear finite element

dynamic analysis on multiprocessor computers

[NASA-TP-2850] p 45 N89-16170

Research in structures, structural dynamics and

materials, 1989

[NASA-CP-10024] p 46 N89-24626

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics

(NASA-CP-3034-PT-2) p 46 N89-24654

DYNAMIC TESTS

Space station structures and dynamics test program

[NASA-TP-27101 p 43 N87-20568

DYNAMICS EXPLORER 1 SATELLITE

Calibration of the spin-scan ozone imager aboard the

dynamics Explorer 1 satellite

INASA-TP-2723] p 55 N87-26491

EARTH ALBEDO

Nimbus 7 Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet (SBUV) spectral

scan solar irradiance and Earth radiance product user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1199] p48 N88-17096

Atlas ol albedo and absorbed solar radiation derived

from Nimbus 7 Earth radiation budget data set, November

1978 to October 1985

[NASA-RP-1231] p57 N90-17233

EARTH ATMOSPHERE

Calculation and accuracy of ERBE scanner

measurement locations

[NASA-TP-2670] p 72 N87-28471

An assessment model for atmospheric composition

[NASA-CP-3023] p 57 N89-20588

A high-resolution atlas of the infrared spectrum of the

Sun and the Earth atmosphere from space: A compilation

of ATMOS spectra of the region from 650 to 4800 cm

(2.3 to 16 micron). Volume 1: The Sun

[NASA-RP-1224-VOL-1] p 53 N90-13893

EARTH CRUST

Crystal Dynamics Project: Catalogue of site

information

[NASA-RP-1198] p52 N88-19037

EARTH LIMB

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Water vapor and nitrogen dioxide

(NASA-TP-2761) p 56 N88-14572

EARTH OBSERVATIONS (FROM SPACE)

Remote Sensing in Polarized Light

[NASA-CP-3014J p72 N89-14189

Polar Ozone Workshop. Abstracts

[NASA-CP-10014] p 51 N89-14503

EARTH OBSERVING SYSTEM (EOS)

Earth Sciences Requirements for the Information

Sciences Experiment System

(NASA-CP-30721 p 50 N90-27140

EARTH ORBITAL ENVIRONMENTS

A Study of Space Station Contamination Effects —

conference

[NASA-CP-3002] p72 N88-25390

The effects of simulated space environmental

parameters on six commercially available composite

materials

[NASA-TP-2906] p29 N89-19385

NASA/SDIO Space Environmental Effects on Materials

Workshop, part 1

[NASA-CP-3035-PT-1] p27 N89-23528

EARTH RADIATION BUDGET

Atlas of wide-field-of-view outgoing longwave radiation

derived from Nimbus 6 Earth radiation budget data set,

July 1975 to June 1978

[NASA-RP-1185J P55 N87-26489

Atlas of wide-field-of-view outgoing longwave radiation

derived from Nimbus 7 Earth radiation budget data set -

November 1978 to October 1985

[NASA-RP-1186] PS5 N88-10451

Limb-darkening functions as derived from along-track

operation of the ERBE scanning radiometer for January

1985

(NASA-RP-12141 p56 N89-17374

Angular radiation models for earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 2: Longwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184-VOL-2] p 57 N89-20587

Nimbus-7 data product summary

[NASA-RP-1215J p48 N89-22152

Nimbus-7 ERB Solar Analysis Tape (ESAT) user's

guide

(NASA-RP-12111 p79 N89-30151

Atlas of albedo and absorbed solar radiation derived

from Nimbus 6 earth radiation budget data set, July 1975

to May 1978

[NASA-RP-1230) p57 N90-14741

Atlas of albedo and absorbed solar radiation derived

from Nimbus 7 Earth radiation budget data set, November

1978 to October 1985

[NASA-RP-1231] p57 N90-17233

EARTH RADIATION BUDGET EXPERIMENT

Calculation and accuracy of ERBE scanner

measurement locations

[NASA-TP-2670] p 72 N87-28471

Atlas of wide-field-of-view outgoing longwave radiation

derived from Nimbus 7 Earth radiation budget data set -

November 1978 to October 1985

[NASA-RP-1186] p55 N88-10451

Summary of along-track data from the Earth radiation

budget satellite for several major desert regions

[NASA-RP-1197] p56 N88-20772

Summary of along-track data from the earth radiation

budget satellite for several representative ocean regions

[NASA-RP-1206] p 56 N89-14634

Angular radiation models for earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 2: Longwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184-VOL-2] p 57 N89-20587

EARTH RESOURCES

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 54)

[NASA-SP-7041(54)| p 49 N87-27315

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 57)

[NASA-SP-7041(57)] p 49 N88-23314

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 62)

[NASA-SP-7041(62)] p 50 N89-29825

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 63)

[NASA-SP-7041(63)] p 50 N90-12091

ECOLOGY

Exobiology and Future Mars Missions

[NASA-CP-10027] p59 N89-26334

EDDY CURRENTS

Technique for temperature compensation of

eddy-current proximity probes

[NASA-TP-2880] p 39 N89-1S380

Parametric study of power absorption from

electromagnetic waves by small ferrite spheres

[NASA-TP-2949] p 66 N90-12282

EDGES

Stress intensity and crack displacement for small edge

cracks

[NASA-TP-2801] p44 N88-17095

Spatial vision processes: From the optical image to the

symbolic structures of contour information

[NASA-TP-28381 p39 N89-13762

EDUCATION

National Educators' Workshop: Update 1989 Standard

Experiments in Engineering Materials Science and

Technology

(NASA-CP-3074) p 28 N90-24350

EFFECTIVE PERCEIVED NOISE LEVELS

Effects of background noise on total noise annoyance

[NASA-TP-2630] p 66 N87-14120

EIGENVALUES

Sensitivity Analysis in Engineering

[NASA-CP-2457J p43 N87-18855

EIKONAL EQUATION

Eikonal solutions to optical model coupled-channel

equations

[NASA-TP-2830] p 68 N88-30402

Kaon-nucleus scattering

[NASA-TP-2920] p 80 N89-25103

EJECTION

Calculation of two-neutron multiplicity in photonuclear

reactions

[NASA-TP-2968] p 68 N90-14890

EL NINO

On the statistics of El Nino occurrences and the

relationship of El Nino to volcanic and solar/geomagnetic

activity

[NASA-TP-2948] p 79 N90-12456

ELASTIC DEFORMATION

Stress intensity and crack displacement (or small edge

cracks

[NASA-TP-2801] p44 N88-17095

ELASTIC PROPERTIES

Weld stresses beyond elastic limit: Materials

discontinuity

(NASA-TP-2935) p 46 N89-27214

ELASTIC SCATTERING

Eikonal solutions to optical model coupled-channel

equations

[NASA-TP-2830] p 68 N88-30402

ELECTRIC BATTERIES

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

(SERT)

[NASA-CP-2484] p 50 N87-29914

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

(SERT), 1989

[NASA-CP-3056] p 50 N90-20454

ELECTRIC CORONA

Asymptotic analysis of corona discharge from thin

electrodes

INASA-TP-2645) p 68 N87-14998

ELECTRIC DISCHARGES

Asymptotic analysis of corona discharge from thin

electrodes

[NASA-TP-2645] p 68 N87-14998

ELECTRIC ENERGY STORAGE

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

(SERT), 1989

(NASA-CP-3056) p 50 N90-20454

ELECTRIC FIELDS

Double Layers in Astrophysics

[NASA-CP-2469] p 72 N87-23313

ELECTRIC GENERATORS

Laser production and heating of plasma for MHO

application

[NASA-TP-2798) p 68 N88-18443

ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY

Continuous flow electrophoresis system experiments on

shuttle flights STS-6 and STS-7

[NASA-TP-2778] p 32 N88-10978

ELECTRO-OPTICS

Sensor performance analysis

[NASA-RP-1241] p50 N90-23780

ELECTROCATALYSTS

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

(SERT)

(NASA-CP-24841 p 50 N87-29914

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

Conference: Abstracts

[NASA-CP-10029] pSO N89-22982

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

(SERT). 1989

[NASA-CP-3056] pSO N90-20454

ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION

An electrochemical study of corrosion protection by

primer-topcoat systems on 4130 steel with ac impedance

and dc methods

[NASA-TP-2820] p 30 N89-19406

ELECTROCHEMISTRY

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

(SERT)

[NASA-CP-2484] p 50 N87-29914

The 1986 Goddard Space Flight Center Battery

Workshop

[NASA-CP-2486] p 35 N88-11021

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

Conference: Abstracts

[NASA-CP-10029] pSO N89-22982

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

(SERT), 1989

[NASA-CP-3056] p 50 N90-20454

National Educators' Workshop: Update 1989 Standard

Experiments in Engineering Materials Science and

Technology

[NASA-CP-30741 p28 N90-24350

ELECTRODE MATERIALS

Design, fabrication, and performance of brazed, graphite

electrode, multistage depressed collectors with 500-W,

continuous wave, 4.8- to 9.6-GHz traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2904] p 35 N89-21171

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

(SERT), 1989

[NASA-CP-3056] p50 N90-20454

ELECTRODES

Asymptotic analysis of corona discharge from thin

electrodes

[NASA-TP-26451 p 68 N87-14998

Performance of textured carbon on copper electrode

multistage depressed collectors with medium-power

traveling wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2665] p 34 N87-17990

A-17
ELECTRODYNAMICS SUBJECT INDEX

Design, fabrication and performance of small, graphite

electrode, multistage depressed collectors with 200-W,

CW, 8- to 18-GHz traveling-wave tubes

(NASA-TP-2693) p 35 NB7-20474

Traveling-wave-lube efficiency improvement by a

low-cost technique for deposition of carbon on multistage

depressed collector

(NASA-TP-2719) p35 N87-21239

Performance of a small, graphite electrode, multistage

depressed collector with a 500-W, continuous wave, 4.8-

to 9.6-GHz traveling wave tube

[NASA-TP-2788I p 35 N88-15146

Performance of a multistage depressed collector with

machined titanium electrodes

(NASA-TP-2891] p 35 N89-15337

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

Conference: Abstracts

[NASA-CP-10029] p 50 N89-22982

ELECTRODYNAMICS

Tether Dynamics Simulation

[NASA-CP-24581 p 41 N87-18821

New methods and results for quantification of

lightning-aircraft electrodynamics

[NASA-TP-27371 p4 N87-21871

Continuous flow electrophoresis system experiments on

shuttle flights STS-6 and STS-7

[NASA-TP-2778) p 32 N88-10978

ELECTROHYDRODYNAMICS

Preparative electrophoresis for space

[NASA-TP-2777) p 32 N88-10977

ELECTROKINETICS

Preparative electrophoresis for space

[NASA-TP-2777] p 32 N88-10977

ELECTROMAGNETIC NOISE

LANDSAT-4 and LANDSAT-5 multispectral scanner

coherent noise characterization and removal

[NASA-TP-2595-REV] p 49 N89-12114

ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

Theory for computing the field scattered from a smooth

inflected surface

[NASA-TP-2632] p 68 N87-13264

Analytical and experimental procedures for determining

propagation characteristics of millimeter-wave gallium

arsenide microstrip lines

[NASA-TP-2899] p 35 N89-21169

Parametric study of power absorption from

electromagnetic waves by small ferrite spheres

[NASA-TP-2949] p 66 N90-12282

ELECTROMAGNETISM

Earth Science Geostationary Platform Technology

[NASA-CP-3040] p 24 N90-19249

Experimental evaluation of a tuned electromagnetic

damper tor vibration control of cryogenic turbopump

rotors

(NASA-TP-3005) p 18 N90-23403

ELECTRON BEAMS

Analytical and experimental performance of a dual-mode

traveling wave tube and multistage depressed collector

[NASA-TP-2752] p 35 N87-25532

ELECTRON BOMBARDMENT

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

molybdenum-masked, ion-textured OFHC copper

(NASA-TP-2967) p31 N90-15211

ELECTRON EMISSION

Performance of textured carbon on copper electrode

multistage depressed collectors with medium-power

traveling wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2665] p 34 N87-17990

Calculation of secondary electron trajectories in

multistage depressed collectors for microwave amplifiers

[NASA-TP-2664] • p 34 N87-17991

Electron stimulated desorption of atomic oxygen from

silver

[NASA-TP-2668! p 29 N87-18629

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

untreated and ion-textured titanium

[ NASA-TP-2902 ] p 30 N89-17650

Design, fabrication, and performance of brazed, graphite

electrode, multistage depressed collectors with 500-W,

continuous wave, 4.8- to 9.6-GHz traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2904) p 35 N89-21171

ELECTRON FLUX DENSITY

Auger electron intensity variations in oxygen-exposed

large grain polycrystalline silver

[NASA-TP-29301 p67 N89-30022

ELECTRON RADIATION

Spectroscopic comparison of effects of electron

radiation on mechanical properties of two potyimides

(NASA-TP-2663) p 27 N87-18611

Absorbed dose thresholds and absorbed dose rate

limitations for studies of electron radiation effects on

potyetherimides

(NASA-TP-2928) p 31 N89-25332

ELECTRON SPECTROSCOPY

FORTRAN program for x ray photoelectron

spectroscopy data reformatting

(NASA-TP-2957) P 69 N90-12348

An Auger electron spectroscopy study of

surface-preparation contaminants

INASA-TP-2972] P 33 N90-16968

ELECTRONIC CONTROL

Advanced detection, isolation, and accommodation of

sensor failures in turbofan engines: Real-time

microcomputer implementation

[NASA-TP-2925) P 20 N90-15112

ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

Development and evaluation of an airplane electronic

display format aligned with the inertial velocity vector

[NASA-TP-2648) P 16 N87-13438

ELECTROPHORESIS

Preparative electrophoresis for space

[NASA-TP-2777] P 32 N88-10977

Continuous flow electrophoresis system experiments on

shuttle flights STS-6 and STS-7

[NASA-TP-2778] P 32 N88-10978

ELECTROPOLISHING

An Auger electron spectroscopy study of

surface-preparation contaminants

[NASA-TP-2972] p 33 N90-16968

ELEVONS

Aerodynamic pressures and heating rates on surfaces

between split elevens at Mach 6.6

[NASA-TP-2855] p 37 N89-12822

ELLIPTIC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

Solution of elliptic partial differential equations by fast

Poisson solvers using a local relaxation factor. 2: Two-step

method

[NASA-TP-2530] P 64 N87-14918

ELLIPTIC FUNCTIONS

Solution of elliptic partial differential equations by fast

Poisson solvers using a local relaxation factor. 2: Two-step

method

|NASA-TP-2530] p 64 N87-14918

ELLIPTICAL CYLINDERS

Propagation of sound waves in tubes of noncircular cross

section

[NASA-TP-2601] p3 N87-14284

EMBEDDING

Efficient solutions to the Euler equations for supersonic

flow with embedded subsonic regions

(NASA-TP-2523) p3 N87-15183

EMISSION SPECTRA

Commentary on interstellar matter associated with 18

open clusters

[NASA-RP-1229] p 77 N89-27612

EMITTANCE

Emittance, catalysis, and dynamic oxidation of

Ti-14AI-21Nb

[NASA-TP-2955] p 31 N90-10248

END EFFECTORS

Third Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1989)

[NASA-CP-3059] p 62 N90-25503

ENERGY ABSORPTION

Low-energy gamma ray attenuation characteristics of

aviation fuels

[NASA-TP-2974] p 63 N90-18882

ENERGY CONSERVATION

Ground-based time-guidance algorithm for control of

airplanes in a time-metered air traffic control environment:

A piloted simulation study

[NASA-TP-2616] p 16 N87-10864

Advanced turboprop project

(NASA-SP-495] p18 N89-12565

ENERGY CONVERSION

Second Beamed Space-Power Workshop

[NASA-CP-3037] p 27 N90-10140

ENERGY CONVERSION EFFICIENCY

Laser-powered MHD generators for space application

[NASA-TP-2621] p 68 N87-10764

Space Photovoltaic Research and Technology 1986.

High Efficiency, Space Environment, and Array

Technology

[NASA-CP-2475] p 50 N87-26413

Laser production and heating of plasma for MHD

application

[NASA-TP-2798] p 68 N88-18443

ENERGY STORAGE

The 1985 Goddard Space Flight Center Battery

Workshop

[NASA-CP-2434] p 34 N87-11072

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

Conference: Abstracts

[NASA-CP-10029] p50 N89-22982

ENERGY TRANSFER

Double Layers in Astrophysics

[NASA-CP-2469] p 72 N87-23313

BRYNTRN: A baryon transport model

[NASA-TP-2887] p 80 N89-17562

ENGINE AIRFRAME INTEGRATION

An experimental investigation of an advanced turboprop

installation on a swept wing at subsonic and transonic

speeds

[NASA-TP-2729] p6 N87-26883

ENGINE CONTROL

Advanced detection, isolation and accommodation of

sensor failures: Real-time evaluation

INASA-TP-2740] p 19 N87-25331

ENGINE COOLANTS

Computer code for predicting coolant flow and heat

transfer in turbomachinery

[NASA-TP-2985] p 18 N90-27722

ENGINE DESIGN

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 5: Subsonic Propulsion

Technology

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-5] p 18 N88-15800

NASA/Army Rotorcrafl Technology. Volume 2: Materials

and Structures, Propulsion and Drive Systems, Flight

Dynamics and Control, and Acoustics

[NASA-CP-2495-VOL-2] p 1 N88-16632

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 1: Aeropropulsion Materials

Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-1] p 18 N88-16697

ENGINE FAILURE

Piloted simulation study of the effects of an automated

trim system on flight characteristics of a light twin-engine

airplane with one engine inoperative

[NASA-TP-2633] p3 N87-10843

Advanced detection, isolation and accommodation of

sensor failures: Real-time evaluation

[NASA-TP-2740] p 19 N87-25331

Probabilistic risk analysis of flying the space shuttle with

and without fuel turbine discharge temperature redline

protection

[NASA-TP-2759] p 65 N87-27474

ENGINE INLETS

Measurements of flow rate and trajectory of aircraft

tire-generated water spray

[NASA-TP-2718] p 14 N87-24458

ENGINE MONITORING INSTRUMENTS

A simulation evaluation of the engine monitoring and

control system display

[NASA-TP-2960] p 17 N90-18393

ENGINE NOISE

Measured and calculated acoustic attenuation rates of

tuned resonator arrays for two surface impedance

distribution models with flow

[NASA-TP-2766] p 67 N88-17440

Annoyance caused by advanced turboprop aircraft

flyover noise: Single-rotating propeller configuration

[NASA-TP-2782] p 67 N88-17441

ENGINE PARTS

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 1: Aeropropulsion Materials

Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-1] p 18 N88-16697

ENGINE TESTING LABORATORIES

Aeronautical facilities assessment

[NASA-RP-1146] p21 N87-10876

ENGINE TESTS

Comparison of theoretical and experimental thrust

performance of a 1030:1 area ratio rocket nozzle at a

chamber pressure of 2413 kN/m2 (350 psia)

[NASA-TP-2725] p 26 N87-25423

Efficiency testing of a helicopter transmission planetary

reduction stage

[NASA-TP-2795] p 41 N88-15224

Thrust-reverser flow investigation on a twin-engine

transport

(NASA-TP-2856] p9 N89-14213

Advanced detection, isolation, and accommodation of

sensor failures in turbofan engines: Real-time

microcomputer implementation

[NASA-TP-29251 p 20 N90-15112

Evaluation of various thrust calculation techniques on

an F404 engine

[NASA-TP-3001] p16 N90-25134

ENTROPY

On the Maxwellian distribution, symmetric form, and

entropy conservation for the Euler equations

[NASA-TP-2583] p 35 N87-11963

ENVIRONMENT EFFECTS

Proceedings of the LDEF Materials Data Analysis

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10046] p28 N90-26075

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

Space Station Induced Monitoring

[NASA-CP-3021] p73 N89-15790

An assessment model for atmospheric composition

[NASA-CP-3023] p 57 N89-20588

Nimbus-7 TOMS Antarctic ozone atlas: August through

November, 1989

[NASA-RP-1237] p 58 N90-23837

EPHEMERIDES

Fifty year canon of solar eclipses: 1986 - 2035

[NASA-RP-1178-REV] p 73 N87-25906

A-18
SUBJECT INDEX EXTRATERRESTRIAL RADIATION

Compilation of methods in orbital mechanics and solar

geometry

[NASA-RP-1204] p 52 N89-10420

Effect of ephemeris errors on the accuracy of the

computation of the tangent point altitude of a solar

scanning ray as measured by the SAGE 1 and 2

instruments

1NASA-TP-2866) p 65 N89-16415

Fifty year canon of lunar eclipses: 1986-2035

[NASA-RP-1216) p 75 N90-18342

EPOXY COMPOUNDS

Analysis of positron lifetime spectra in polymers

(NASA-TP-28531 p 63 N89-12237

EPOXY MATRIX COMPOSITES

Instrumented impact and residual tensile strength testing

of eight-ply carbon eopoxy specimens

[NASA-TP-2981] p 29 N90-16007

Low velocity instrumented impact testing of four new

damage tolerant carbon/epoxy composite systems

[NASA-TP-3029] p 29 N90-25198

EPOXY RESINS

Investigation of the effects of cobalt ions on epoxy

properties

[NASA-TP-2639] p 31 N87-12680

Properties of two composite materials made of

toughened epoxy resin and high-strain graphite fiber

[NASA-TP-2826] p 28 N88-25480

EQUATIONS OF MOTION

Nonlinear programming extensions to rational function

approximation methods for unsteady aerodynamic forces

[NASA-TP-2776] p 15 N88-24623

Benchmark solutions for the galactic ion transport

equations: Energy and spatially dependent problems

[NASA-TP-2878J p 79 N89-16714

EQUATIONS OF STATE

Further developments in exact state reconstruction in

deterministic digital control systems

[NASA-TP-2812] p 32 N88-18751

Derivation and definition of a linear aircraft model

[NASA-RP-1207J p 19 N89-15123

EQUILIBRIUM

General equilibrium characteristics of a dual-lift

helicopter system

[NASA-TP-2615] p2 N88-19407

EQUILIBRIUM EQUATIONS

Integrated force method versus displacement method

for finite element analysis

J

 [NASA-TP-2937] p 47 N90-18081

EQUILIBRIUM FLOW

Simplified curve fits for the thermodynamic properties

of equilibrium air

[NASA-RP-11811 p36 N87-26309

EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS

Earth Sciences Requirements for the Information

Sciences Experiment System

[NASA-CP-3072] p 50 N90-27140

ERROR ANALYSIS

Preliminary estimates of radiosonde thermistor errors

(NASA-TP-2637] p 55 N87-12086

Low-cost FM oscillator for capacitance type of blade

tip clearance measurement system

[NASA-TP-2746] p 17 N87-24481

A technique for evaluating the application of the pin-level

stuck-at fault model to VLSI circuits

(NASA-TP-2738] p 42 N87-28025

Analysis and testing of the SURE program

[NASA-TP-2817] p 65 N88-22653

The estimation error covariance matrix for the ideal state

reconstructor with measurement noise

[NASA-TP-2881 ] p 63 N89-13994

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 1: Processing

and corrections of Seasat data over Greenland

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-1] p 54 N90-20562

Foundations of measurement and instrumentation

[NASA-RP-1222J p 40 N90-21351

ERRORS

Investigation of the misfueling of reciprocating piston

aircraft engines

[NASA-TP-2803] p 12 N88-21144

ESTERS

Ester oxidation on an aluminum surface using

chemiluminescence

(NASA-TP-2611J p31 N87-18666

ESTIMATES

Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory Symposium 1988

[NASA-CP-3011] p23 N89-15934

ESTIMATING

Mental-State Estimation, 1987

[NASA-CP-2504] p 60 N88-23370

Diode laser satellite systems for beamed power

transmission

[NASA-TP-2992J P 40 N90-24585

ETHERS

Surface catalytic degradation study of two linear

perfluoropolyalkylethers at 345 C

1NASA-TP-2774] P 27 N88-12543

ETHYL ALCOHOL

Velocity profiles in laminar diffusion flames

[NASA-TP-2596] p 36 N87-18035

EULER EQUATIONS OF MOTION

On the Maxwellian distribution, symmetric form, and

entropy conservation for the Euler equations

[NASA-TP-2583] p 35 N87-11963

Efficient solutions to the Euler equations for supersonic

flow with embedded subsonic regions

[NASA-TP-25231 p 3 N87-15183

A second-order accurate kinetic-theory-based method

for inviscid compressible flows

[NASA-TP-2613] p 36 N87-18783

Three-dimensional multigrid algorithms for the flux-split

Euler equations

[NASA-TP-2829] p 65 N89-12316

An approximate method for calculating

three-dimensional inviscid hypersonic flow fields

[NASA-TP-3018J p39 N90-27066

EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY

Spacelab: An international success story

[NASA-SP-487) p 72 N88-19375

EVACUATING (VACUUM)

Experimental evaluation of blockage ratio and plenum

evacuation system flow effects on pressure distribution

for bodies of revolution in 0.1 scale model test section

of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude wind

tunnel

[NASA-TP-2702] p 21 N87-22694

EVALUATION

Experimental evaluation of blockage ratio and plenum

evacuation system flow effects on pressure distribution

for bodies of revolution in 0.1 scale model test section

of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude wind

tunnel

[NASA-TP-2702] p 21 N87-22694

A technique for evaluating the application of the pin-level

stuck-at fault model to VLSI circuits

(NASA-TP-2738] p 42 N87-28025

A study to evaluate STS heads-up ascent trajectory

performance employing a minimum-Hamiltonian

optimization strategy

[NASA-TP-2793] p 23 N88-15820

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1988: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-1208] p52 N88-29233

Technique for temperature compensation of

eddy-current proximity probes

[NASA-TP-2880] p 39 N89-15380

Simulation evaluation of TIMER, a time-based, terminal

air traffic, flow-management concept

[NASA-TP-2870] p 13 N89-15901

A piloted evaluation of an oblique-wing research aircraft

motion simulation with decoupling control laws

[NASA-TP-2874] p 20 N89-15930

EVOLUTION (DEVELOPMENT)

Evolution, calibration, and operational characteristics of

the two-dimensional test section of the Langley 0.3-meter

transonic cryogenic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2749] p 21 N87-28570

EXCITATION

Calculation of two-neutron multiplicity in photonuclear

reactions

[NASA-TP-2968] p 68 N90-14890

The effectiveness of vane-aileron excitation in the

experimental determination of flutter speed by parameter

identification

[NASA-TP-2971] p 16 N90-15100

EXHAUST FLOW SIMULATION

Hot-jet simulation in cryogenic wind tunnels

(NASA-RP-1220) p 15 N89-23448

EXHAUST GASES

The 1987 Ground Vortex Workshop

[NASA-CP-10008] p9 N89-10849

EXHAUST NOZZLES

Experimental evaluation of heat transfer on a 1030:1

area ratio rocket nozzle

[NASA-TP-2726] p 27 N87-25424

Hydroburst test of a carbon-carbon involute exit cone

[NASA-TP-2556] p 24 N88-14112

Static investigation of a two-dimensional

convergent-divergent exhaust nozzle with multiaxis

thrust-vectoring capability

[NASA-TP-2973] p11 N90-19193

Exhaust nozzles for propulsion systems with emphasis

on supersonic cruise aircraft

(NASA-RP-1235] p 18 N90-21037

EXOBIOLOGY

Aerospace medicine and biology: A cumulative index

to the 1986 issues (supplement 293)

[NASA-SP-7011(293)| p 59 N87-18976

Aerospace medicine and biology. A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 302)

|NASA-SP-7011(302)| p 59 N87-30041

Aerospace medicine and biology: A cumulative index

to a continuing bibliography (supplement 306)

[NASA-SP-7011(306)| p 60 N88-18180

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 315)

[ NASA-SP-7011 (315) | p 60 N88-30281

Exobiology and Future Mars Missions

INASA-CP-10027) p59 N89-26334

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 327)

INASA-SP-7011(327)| p 60 N89-29951

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 340)

[NASA-SP-7011(340)1 p 60 N90-28963

EXPERIMENT DESIGN

Investigation of leading-edge flap performance on delta

and double-delta wings at supersonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2656] p4 N87-20233

Controlled Ecological Life Support System. Design,

Development, and Use of a Ground-Based Plant Growth

Module

[NASA-CP-2479] p 60 N88-13852

Cells in Space

[NASA-CP-10034] p61 N90-13939

National Educators' Workshop: Update 1989 Standard

Experiments in Engineering Materials Science and

Technology

[NASA-CP-3074] p28 N90-24350

EXPERIMENTATION

Mach 6 experimental and theoretical stability and

performance of a cruciform missile at angles of attack

up to 65 degrees

[NASA-TP-2733] pS N87-23592

EXPERT SYSTEMS

Computer Sciences and Data Systems, volume 1

[NASA-CP-2459-VOL-1 ] p 62 N87-19931

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 1

[NASA-CP-2492-P1-1] p 62 N88-16360

First Annual Workshop on Space Operations Automation

and Robotics (SOAR 87)

[NASA-CP-2491] p 61 N88-17206

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 2

[NASA-CP-2492-PT-2) p 63 N88-24188

Second Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

[NASA-CP-3007] p 63 N88-29351

The 1988 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-3009] p64 N88-30330

Fourth Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

(NASA-CP-3013] p63 N89-15549

Second Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1988)

[NASA-CP-3019] p61 N89-19817

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 1

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-1] p 15 N89-25146

The 1989 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-3033I p 64 N89-26578

Third Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1989)

[NASA-CP-3059] p 62 N90-25503

EXPLORER SATELLITES

Into the thermosphere: The atmosphere explorers

[NASA-SP-490] p52 N88-18084

EXPLORER 51 SATELLITE

Into the thermosphere: The atmosphere explorers

[NASA-SP-490] p52 N88-18084

EXPLORER 54 SATELLITE

Into the thermosphere: The atmosphere explorers

[NASA-SP-490] p52 N88-18084

EXPLORER 55 SATELLITE

Into the thermosphere: The atmosphere explorers

[NASA-SP-490] p 52 N88-18084

EXPOSURE

Improved model for solar cosmic ray exposure in manned

Earth orbital flights

[NASA-TP-2987] p 80 N90-25031

EXTERNAL STORES

Drag measurements of blunt stores tangentially mounted

on a flat plate at supersonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2742] p6 N87-27626

EXTRATERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENTS

NASA/SDIO Space Environmental Effects on Materials

Workshop, part 2

[NASA-CP-3035-PT-2] p 28 N89-23547

EXTRATERRESTRIAL RADIATION

Comparison of dose estimates using the buildup-factor

method and a Ban/on transport code (BRYNTRN) with

Monte Carlo results

(NASA-TP-30211 p 80 N90-29290

A-19
EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITY SUBJECT INDEX

EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITY

Space Construction

[NASA-CP-24901 p25 N88-10870

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 1: EVA Research and Development

[NASA-CP-2426-VOL-1] p 59 N88-24145

F STARS

FGK stars and T Tauri stars: Monograph series on

nonthermal phenomena in stellar atmospheres

[NASA-SP-5021 p77 N90-18344

F-106 AIRCRAFT

Wind-tunnel free-flight investigation of a 0.15-scale

model of the F-106B airplane with vortex flaps

[NASA-TP-2700] p4 N87-21855

New methods and results for quantification of

lightning-aircraft electrodynamics

(NASA-TP-2737) p4 N87-21871

Sensitivity of F-106B leading-edge-vortex images to

flight and vapor-screen parameters

[NASA-TP-2818] p8 N88-23760

F-14 AIRCRAFT

Effects of the installation and operation of jet-exhaust

yaw vanes on the longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of the F-14 airplane

[NASA-TP-2769] p6 N88-12455

F-15 AIRCRAFT

Dynamic ground-effect measurements on the F-15 STOL

and Maneuver Technology Demonstrator (S/MTD)

configuration

[NASA-TP-3000] p11 N90-22531

Effect of tail size reductions on longitudinal aerodynamic

characteristics of a three surface F-15 model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

[NASA-TP-30361 p11 N90-25938

F-16 AIRCRAFT

Development and flight test experiences with a

(light-crucial digital control system

[NASA-TP-2857] p 20 N89-24327

FABRICATION

Design, fabrication and performance of small, graphite

electrode, multistage depressed collectors with 200-W,

CW, 8- to 18-GHz traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2693] p 35 N87-20474

FABRICS

Measured and predicted root-mean-square errors in

square and triangular antenna mesh facets

[NASA-TP-2896] p 45 N89-17892

The intertaminar fracture toughness of woven

graphite/epoxy composites

[NASA-TP-2950) p 29 N90-10179

FABRY-PEROT INTERFEROMETERS •

Three component laser anemometer measurements in

an annular cascade of core turbine vanes with contoured

end wall

[NASA-TP-2846] p8 N89-10844

FAILURE

A Protection And Detection Surface (PADS) for damage

tolerance

[NASA-TP-3011] p29 N90-27788

FAILURE ANALYSIS

Development of confidence limits by pivotal functions

for estimating software reliability

[NASA-TP-2709] p 65 N87-23244

The 1986 Goddard Space Flight Center Battery

Workshop

[NASA-CP-2486] p 35 N88-11021

Thermal Barrier Coatings. Abstracts and figures

[NASA-CP-10019] p 31 N89-13642

The 1989 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-3033) p 64 N89-26578

Loads analysis and testing of flight configuration solid

rocket motor outer boot ring segments

[NASA-TP-3028] p 47 N90-25366

FAILURE MODES

Modal interaction in postbuckled plates. Theory

[NASA-TP-2943] p 47 N90-27I21

Ceramics Analysis and Reliability Evaluation of

Structures (CARES). Users and programmers manual

[NASA-TP-29161 p 47 N90-28099

FAN BLADES

Laser anemometer measurements in a transonic

axial-flow fan rotor

(NASA-TP-2879) p 38 N90-11245

FAR INFRARED RADIATION

Far infrared supplement: Catalog of infrared

observations, second edition

[NASA-RP-1205J p 74 N88-30545

FASTENERS

Fastener design manual

[NASA-RP-1228] p42 N90-18740

FATIGUE (MATERIALS)

Predicted effect of dynamic load on pitting fatigue life

for low-contact-ratio spur gears

[NASA-TP-2610] p 41 N87-18095

Structural Integrity and Durability of Reusable Space

Propulsion Systems

. (NASA-CP-2471) p26 N87-22766

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 1: Aeropropulsion Materials

Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-1] p 18 N88-16697

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 2: Structural

Mechanics

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-2] p 44 N88-22382

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology 1986

(NASA-CP-2444J p 45 N89-12876

FATIGUE LIFE

Life prediction of thermomechanical fatigue using total

strain version of strainrange partitioning (SRP): A

proposal

[NASA-TP-2779] p 44 N88-15263

FAULT TOLERANCE

Advanced detection, isolation and accommodation of

sensor failures: Real-time evaluation

[NASA-TP-2740] p 19 N87-25331

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research. 1985

[NASA-CP-2453] p 1 N87-27596

A technique for evaluating the application of the pin-level

stuck-at fault model to VLSI circuits

[NASA-TP-2738] p 42 N87-28025

SURE reliability analysis: Program and mathematics

[NASA-TP-2764] p 65 N88-17380

CARE 3 User's Workshop

[NASA-CP-10011] p61 N88-21646

Analysts and testing of the SURE program

[NASA-TP-2817] p 65 N88-22653

The Fault Tree Compiler (FTC): Program and

mathematics

[NASA-TP-2915] p 64 N89-24815

Applications of the hybrid automated reliability predictor:

Revised edition

[NASA-TP-2760-REV] p 63 N90-11454

The 1990 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-3068] p 64 N90-22294

FAULT TREES

The Fault Tree Compiler (FTC): Program and

mathematics

[NASA-TP-2915] p 64 N89-24815

FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS

Analysis of quasi-hybrid solid rocket booster concepts

for advanced earth-to-orbit vehicles

[NASA-TP-2751] p 27 N87-25425

Evaluation of a scale-model experiment to investigate

long-range acoustic propagation

[ NASA-TP-2748 ] p 66 N88-11450

FEEDBACK CONTROL

Effect of control surface mass unbalance on the stability

of a closed-loop active control system

[NASA-TP-2952] p 47 N90-12042

Advanced detection, isolation, and accommodation of

sensor failures in turbofan engines: Real-time

microcomputer implementation

[NASA-TP-2925] p 20 N90-15112

FERRITES

Parametric study of power absorption from

electromagnetic waves by small ferrite spheres

[NASA-TP-2949] p 66 N90-12282

FIBER COMPOSITES

Cyclic loads tests of carbon involute solid rocket motor

outer boot ring segments

[NASA-TP-2884) p 45 N89-16192

The effects of simulated space environmental

parameters on six commercially available composite

materials

[NASA-TP-2906] p 29 N89-19385

Tungsten fiber reinforced copper matrix composites: A

review

INASA-TP-2924J p 29 N89-27796

Heat treatment study of the SiC/Ti-15-3 composite

system

[NASA-TP-2970] p 29 N90-19302

National Educators' Workshop: Update 1989 Standard

Experiments in Engineering Materials Science and

Technology

[NASA-CP-3074] p 28 N90-24350

FIBER OPTICS

Computer Sciences and Data Systems, volume 2

[NASA-CP-2459-VOL-2] p 62 N87-19932

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 4: Instrumentation and

Controls Research

(NASA-CP-10003-SESS-4I p 18 N88-15794

Second Workshop on Improvements to Photometry

[NASA-CP-10015] p74 N89-13310

NASA Laser Light Scattering Advanced Technology

Development Workshop, 1988

(NASA-CP-10033) p40 N90-17085

FIELD OF VIEW

Atlas of wide-field-of-view outgoing longwave radiation

derived from Nimbus 6 Earth radiation budget data set,

July 1975 to June 1978

[NASA-RP-1185] p55 N87-26489

FIGHTER AIRCRAFT

Interference effects of thrust reversing on horizontal tail

effectiveness of twin-engine fighter aircraft at Mach

numbers from 0.15 to 0.90

[NASA-TP-2350) p 19 N87-10870

Subsonic maneuver capability of a supersonic cruise

fighter wing concept

[NASA-TP-2642] p 3 N87-15184

Effects of empennage surface location on aerodynamic

characteristics of a twin-engine afterbody model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

[NASA-TP-2392I p 14 N87-17693

Effects of afterbody boattail design and empennage

arrangement on aeropropulsive characteristics of a

twin-engine tighter model at transonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2704) p4 N87-21873

Multiaxis control power from thrust vectoring for a

supersonic fighter aircraft model at Mach 0.20 to 2.47

[NASA-TP-2712) p5 N87-24433

Steady and unsteady aerodynamic forces from the

SOUSSA surface-panel method for a fighter wing with tip

missile and comparison with experiment and PANAIR

[NASA-TP-2736] p5 N87-26032

Subsonic longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of a forward-swept-wing fighter

configuration at angles of attack up to 47 deg

[NASA-TP-2727) p6 N87-26874

Comparison of wind tunnel and flight test afterbody and

nozzle pressures for a twin-jet fighter aircraft at transonic

speeds

[NASA-TP-2588] p6 N88-10765

FILM COOLING

Jet model for slot film cooling with effect of free-stream

and coolant turbulence

[NASA-TP-2655] p 36 N87-18034

Gas-jet and tangent-slot film cooling tests of a 12.5 deg

cone at Mach number of 6.7

(NASA-TP-2786) p 39 N90-28806

FINENESS RATIO

Planform effects on the supersonic aerodynamics of

multibody configurations

[NASA-TP-2762] p6 N88-12454

FINITE ELEMENT METHOD

Exploiting symmetries in the modeling and analysis of

tires

(NASA-TP-2649) p 13 N87-17690

Fifteenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

[NASA-CP-2481) p43 N87-27231

Finite-element reentry heat-transfer analysis of space

shuttle Ortaiter

[NASA-TP-2657] p 37 N87-29795

Measured and calculated acoustic attenuation rates of

tuned resonator arrays for two surface impedance

distribution models with flow

1NASA-TP-2766] p 67 N88-17440

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 2

[NASA-CP-2488-VOL-2] p 44 N88-18948

Three-dimensional analysis of a postbuckled embedded

delamination

[NASA-TP-2823] p 44 N88-26684

Partitioning strategy for efficient nonlinear finite element

dynamic analysis on multiprocessor computers

[NASA-TP-2850] p 45 N89-16170

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1987

[NASA-CP-2493J p 45 N89-17298

Mixed finite element models for free vibrations of

thin-walled beams

[NASA-TP-2868] p 45 N89-19579

Mixed formulation for frictionless contact problems

INASA-TP-2897) p 45 N89-19580

Seventeenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

(NASA-CP-3029) p 45 N89-22940

Derivation of a tappered p-version beam finite element

[NASA-TP-2931) p 46 N89-26255

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 1

(NASA-CP-10012-PT-1] p46 N89-29773

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 2

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-2] p46 N89-29789

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 3

(NASA-CP-10012-PT-3J p46 N89-29799

Integrated force method versus displacement method

for finite element analysis

|NASA-TP-2937| p 47 N90-18081

A-20
SUBJECT INDEX FLIGHT TESTS

Modeling and analysis of the space shuttle nose-gear

tire with semianalytic finite elements

[NASA-TP-2977] p 42 N90-19595

Eighteenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

[NASA-CP-3069I p 47 N90-24637

FINS

Wind-tunnel investigation at supersonic speeds of a

remote-controlled canard missile with a free-rolling-tail

brake torque system

[NASA-TP-2401 ] p4 N87-17668

FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

Spacecraft Fire Safety

[NASA-CP-2476J p 24 N88-12S20

FIRES

Spacecraft Fire Safety

[NASA-CP-2476] p 24 N88-12520

FLAME TEMPERATURE

Determination of combustion gas temperatures by

infrared radiometry in sooting and nonsooting flames

[NASA-TP-2900] p 38 N89-25409

FLAMMABILJTY

Spacecraft Fire Safety

[NASA-CP-2476] p 24 N88-12520

FLAPPING HINGES

Validation of a pair of computer codes for estimation

and optimization of subsonic aerodynamic performance

of simple hinged-flap systems for thin swept wings

[NASA-TP-2828J p8 N89-10024

FLAPS (CONTROL SURFACES)

Applicability of linearized-theory attached-flow methods

to design and analysis of flap systems at tow speeds for

thin swept wings with sharp leading edges

[NASA-TP-2653] p3 N87-15174

An experimental investigation of the flap-lag-torsion

aeroelastic stability of a small-scale hingeless helicopter

rotor in hover

[NASA-TP-2546] p7 N88-20257

Validation of a computer code for analysis of subsonic

aerodynamic performance of wings with flaps in

combination with a canard or horizontal tail and an

application to optimization

[NASA-TP-2961] ' p11 N90-14187

FLAT PLATES

Drag measurements of blunt stores tangentially mounted

on a flat plate at supersonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2742J p6 N87-27626

FLEXIBLE BODIES

Structural Dynamics and Control Interaction of Flexible

Structures

[NASA-CP-2467-PT-1] p 23 N87-22702

Structural Dynamics and Control Interaction of Flexible

Structures

[NASA-CP-2467-PT-2J p 23 N87-22729

Nonlinear programming extensions to rational function

approximation methods for unsteady aerodynamic forces

[NASA-TP-2776J p 15 N88-24623

NASA/DOD Controls-Structures Interaction Technology

1989

[NASA-CP-3041] p26 N90-21062

FLEXIBLE SPACECRAFT

NASA/COD Control/Structures Interaction Technology,

1986

[NASA-CP-2447-PT-1) p 24 N87-16014

The 20th Aerospace Mechanics Symposium

[NASA-CP-2423-REV] p 43 N87-16321

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 3

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-3] p 15 N89-25201

FLIGHT CHARACTERISTICS

Wind-tunnel investigation of the flight characteristics of

a canard general-aviation airplane configuration

(NASA-TP-2623) p3 N87-10039

Piloted simulator study of allowable time delays in

large-airplane response

[NASA-TP-26521 p 19 N87-16849

Flight characteristics of the AD-1 oblique-wing research

aircraft

[NASA-TP-2223J p 19 N87-18570

Handling qualities of a wide-body transport airplane

utilizing Pitch Active Control Systems (PACS) for relaxed

static stability application

[NASA-TP-2482J p 19 N88-14987

Analysis of flight data from a High-Incidence Research

Model by system identification methods

[NASA-TP-2940J p 20 N90-10074

Comparison of flying qualities derived from in-flight and

ground-based simulators for a jet-transport airplane for the

approach and landing pilot tasks

[NASA-TP-2962] p 20 N90-11757

Global stratospheric change: Requirements for a

Very-High-Altitude Aircraft for Atmospheric Research

[ N AS A-CP-10041 ] P 16 N90-14220

Longitudinal stability and control characteristics of the

Quiet Short-Haul Research Aircraft (QSRA)

[NASA-TP-2965J P 20 N90-17639

Low-speed wind-tunnel investigation of the flight

dynamic characteristics of an advanced turboprop

business/commuter aircraft configuration

[NASA-TP-2982] p 20 N90-19239

FLIGHT CONTROL

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1983

[NASA-CP-2451] p1 N87-18520

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1985

(NASA-CP-2453] p 1 N87-27596

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 1:

Aerodynamics, and Dynamics and Aeroelasticity

[NASA-CP-2495-VOL-1] p1 N88-16625

Singular perturbations and time scales in the design of

digital flight control systems

[NASA-TP-2844] p 19 N89-12569

Flight control systems development and flight test

experience with the HiMAT research vehicles

[NASA-TP-2822) p 20 N89-15929

Modal control of an oblique wing aircraft

[NASA-TP-2898] p 20 N89-16845

Development and flight test experiences with a

flight-crucial digital control system

(NASA-TP-2857) p 20 N89-24327

Comparison of flying qualities derived from in-flight and

ground-based simulators for a jet-transport airplane for the

approach and landing pilot tasks

[NASA-TP-2962] p 20 N90-11757

FLIGHT CREWS

Cockpit Resource Management Training

[NASA-CP-2455] p 12 N87-22634

Delivery performance of conventional aircraft by

terminal-area, time-based air traffic control: A real-time

simulation evaluation

[NASA-TP-2978] p 13 N90-18378

FLIGHT HAZARDS

Piloted-simulation evaluation of escape guidance for

microburst wind shear encounters

[NASA-TP-2886J p 17 N89-16820

FLIGHT INSTRUMENTS

A simulation evaluation of the engine monitoring and

control system display

[NASA-TP-2960] p 17 N90-18393

FLIGHT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Ground-based time-guidance algorithm for control of

airplanes in a time-metered air traffic control environment:

A piloted simulation study

[NASA-TP-2616] p 16 N87-10864

FLIGHT MECHANICS

Derivation and definition of a linear aircraft model

[NASA-RP-1207] p 19 N89-15123

Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory Symposium 1988

[NASA-CP-3011] p23 N89-15934

Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory Symposium, 1989

[NASA-CP-3050] p23 N90-13413

Flight Mechanics/ Estimation Theory Symposium

[NASA-CP-2002] p22 N78-76855

FLIGHT SAFETY

Wind Shear /Turbulence Inputs to Flight Simulation and

Systems Certification

[NASA-CP-2474J p 1 N87-25267

Meteorological and Environmental Inputs to Aviation

Systems

[NASA-CP-2498J p 56 N88-25105

Practices in adequate structural design

[NASA-TP-2893] p 24 N89-18504

FLIGHT SIMULATION

Ground-based time-guidance algorithm for control of

airplanes in a time-metered air traffic control environment:

A piloted simulation study

[NASA-TP-2616] p 16 N87-10864

Cockpit Resource Management Training

[NASA-CP-2455] p 12 N87-22634

Wind Shear/Turbulence Inputs to Flight Simulation and

Systems Certification

[NASA-CP-2474] p1 N87-25267

Piloted-simulation study of effects of vortex flaps on

low-speed handling qualities of a Delta-wing airplane

[NASA-TP-2747] p 19 N87-26922

Handling qualities of a wide-body transport airplane

utilizing Pitch Active Control Systems (PACS) for relaxed

static stability application

[NASA-TP-2482] p 19 N88-14987

A piloted simulation study of data link ATC message

exchange

[NASA-TP-2859] p 13 N89-15900

A piloted evaluation of an oblique-wing research aircraft

motion simulation with decoupling control laws

[NASA-TP-2874] p 20 N89-15930

Piloted-simulation evaluation of escape guidance for

microburst wind shear encounters

[NASA-TP-2886] p 17 N89-16820

Comparison of flying qualities derived from in-flight and

ground-based simulators for a jet-transport airplane for the

approach and landing pilot tasks

[NASA-TP-29621 p 20 N90-11757

Stereopsis cueing effects on hover-in-turtaulence

performance in a simulated rotorcraft

[NASA-TP-2980] p 17 N90-21004

FLIGHT SIMULATORS

Aeronautical facilities assessment

(NASA-RP-1146] p21 N87-10876

Piloted simulator study of allowable time delays in

large-airplane response

[NASA-TP-2652] p 19 N87-16849

FLIGHT TESTS

In-flight total forces, moments and static aeroelastic

characteristics of an oblique-wing research airplane

[NASA-TP-2224] p 19 N87-10103

Development and evaluation of an airplane electronic

display format aligned with the inertial velocity vector

[NASA-TP-2648] p 16 N87-13438

New methods and results for quantification of

lightning-aircraft electrodynamics

[NASA-TP-2737] p4 N87-21871

Flight investigation of the effects of an outboard

wing-leading-edge modification on stall/spin

characteristics of a low-wing, single-engine, T-tail light

airplane

[NASA-TP-26911 p 14 N87-23614

Application of parameter estimation to aircraft stability

and control: The output-error approach

[NASA-RP-1168] p 14 N87-29499

Analog signal conditioning for flight-test

instrumentation

[NASA-RP-1159] p17 N87-29533

Comparison of wind tunnel and flight test afterbody and

nozzle pressures for a twin-jet fighter aircraft at transonic

[NASA-TP-2588] p6 N88-10765

The 1986 Goddard Space Flight Center Battery

Workshop

[NASA-CP-2486] p 35 N88-11021

Flight and wind-tunnel measurements showing base

drag reduction provided by a trailing disk for high Reynolds

number turbulent flow for subsonic and transonic Mach

numbers

[NASA-TP-2638] p 37 N88-14299

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 3: Systems

Integration, Research Aircraft, and Industry

[NASA-CP-2495-VOL-3] p1 N88-16650

Influence of base modifications on in-flight base drag

in the presence of jet exhaust for Mach numbers from

0.7 to 1.5

[NASA-TP-2802] p 37 N88-18881

A perspective on 15 years of proof-of-concept aircraft

development and flight research at Ames-Moffett by the

Hotorcraft and Powered-Lift Flight Projects Division,

1970-1985

[NASA-RP-1187] p14 N88-19467

A review of technologies applicable to low-speed flight

of high-performance aircraft investigated in the Langley

14- x 22-foot subsonic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2796] p7 N88-20264

Development and flight test of an experimental

maneuver autopilot for a highly maneuverable aircraft

[NASA-TP-2618] p 15 N88-21153

Flight control systems development and flight test

experience with the HiMAT research vehicles

[NASA-TP-2822] p 20 N89-15929

A piloted evaluation of an oblique-wing research aircraft

motion simulation with decoupling control laws

[NASA-TP-2874] p 20 N89-15930

Tip aerodynamics and acoustics test: A report and data

survey

[NASA-RP-1179] p9 N89-17579

Transonic Symposium: Theory. Application, and

Experiment, Volume 1, Part 1

[NASA-CP-3020-VOL-1-PT-1] p9 N89-20925

Effect of advanced rotorcraft airfoil sections on the hover

performance of a small-scale rotor model

[NASA-TP-2832] p 10 N89-24264

Method for experimental determination of flutter speed

by parameter identification

[NASA-TP-2923] p 15 N89-26844

Longitudinal stability and control characteristics of the

Quiet Short-Haul Research Aircraft (QSRA)

[NASA-TP-2965] p 20 N90-17639

Low-speed wind-tunnel investigation of the flight

dynamic characteristics of an advanced turboprop

business/commuter aircraft configuration

[NASA-TP-29821 p 20 N90-19239

Evaluation of various thrust calculation techniques on

an F404 engine

[NASA-TP-3001] p 16 N90-25134

Supercritical wing technology: A report on flight

evaluations

[NASA-SP-301] p2 N77-85474

A-21
FLIGHT TRAINING SUBJECT INDEX

FLIGHT TRAINING

Cockpit Resource Management Training

(NASA-CP-2455) p 12 N87-22634

FLIR DETECTORS

Wind shear detection. Forward-looking sensor

technology

(NASA-CP-100041 p 12 N88-14970

FLOORS

Evaluation of energy absorption of new concepts of

aircraft composite subfloor intersections

[NASA-TP-29S1] p 16 N90-26823

FLOW CHARACTERISTICS

The Langley 14- by 22-foot subsonic tunnel: Description,

flow characteristics, and guide for users

(NASA-TP-3008) p 12 N90-27649

FLOW DEFLECTION

Static internal performance of a nonaxisymmetric vaned

thrust reverser with flow splay capability

[NASA-TP-29331 p 10 N89-27634

FLOW DISTRIBUTION

Design of 9.271 -pressure-ratio 5-stage core compressor

and overall performance for first 3 stages

[NASA-TP-2597] p 17 N87-17699

Aerothermal evaluation of a spherically blunted body

with a trapezoidal cross section in the Langley 6-foot

high-temperature tunnel

[NASA-TP-2641] p 36 N87-18782

Detailed flow surveys of turning vanes designed for a

0.1-scale model of NASA Lewis Research Center's

proposed altitude wind tunnel

INASA-TP-2680] p21 N87-20295

Study of lee-side flows over conically cambered delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 1

(NASA-TP-2660-PT-1) p5 N87-23597

Study of lee-side flows over conically cambered Delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 2

INASA-TP-2660-PT-2J p5 N87-25301

Qualitative evaluation of a flush air data system at

transonic speeds and high angles of attack

[NASA-TP-27161 p 14 N87-29497

A spectral collocation solution to the compressible

stability eigenvalue problem

[NASA-TP-2858] p9 N89-12543

Transonic Unsteady Aerodynamics and Aeroelasticity

1987, part 2

[NASA-CP-3022-PT-2) p9 N89-19247

CAST-10-2/DOA 2 Airfoil Studies Workshop Results

INASA-CP-3052] p 22 N90-17647

Spanwise measurements of vertical components of

atmospheric turbulence

INASA-TP-29631 p 58 N90-19718

Laser-velocimeter-measured flow field around an

advanced, swept, eight-blade propeller at Mach 0.8

(NASA-TP-2462) p2 N90-20942

Discrete-vortex model for the symmetric-vortex flow on

cones

[NASA-TP-2989) p11 N90-20946

An approximate method for calculating

three-dimensional inviscid hypersonic flow fields

[NASA-TP-3018] p39 N90-27066

Computer code for predicting coolant flow and heat

transfer in turbomachinery

[NASA-TP-2985J p 18 N90-27722

FLOW MEASUREMENT

Three component laser anemometer measurements in

an annular cascade of core turbine vanes with contoured

end wall

INASA-TP-2846] p8 N89-10844

Rotor induced-inflow-ratio measurements and CAMRAD

calculations

[NASA-TP-2946] p11 N90-15882

FLOW STABILITY

A spectral collocation solution to the compressible

stability eigenvalue problem

[ NASA-TP-2858 J p 9 N89-12543

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 1

(NASA-CP-2487-PT-1) p 10 N90-12503

FLOW VELOCITY

Experimental evaluation of wall Mach number

distributions of the octagonal test section proposed tor

NASA Lewis Research Center's altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2666I p 21 N87-17717

Jet model for slot film cooling with effect of free-stream

and coolant turbulence

(NASA-TP-2655) p 36 N87-18034

Measurements of flow rate and trajectory of aircraft

tire-generated water spray

[NASA-TP-2718] p 14 N87-24458

Laser anemometer measurements in a transonic

axial-flow fan rotor

(NASA-TP-2879] p 38 N90-11245

FLOW VISUALIZATION

Evaluation of diffuse-illumination holographic

cinematography in a flutter cascade

[NASA-TP-2593] p 39 N87-13731

In-flight surface oil-flow photographs with comparisons

to pressure distribution and boundary-layer data

INASA-TP-2395) p4 N87-20966

Study of lee-side flows over conically cambered Delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 2

(NASA-TP-2660-PT-2) pS N87-25301

Digital enhancement of flow field images

[NASA-TP-2770] p 62 N88-20833

FLUENCE

Improved model for solar cosmic ray exposure in manned

Earth orbital flights

(NASA-TP-2987) p 80 N90-25031

FLUID DYNAMICS

NASA-Chinese Aeronautical Establishment (CAE)

Symposium

[NASA-CP-2433] p 17 N87-20267

Mixing and Demixing Processes in Multiphase Flows

With Application to Propulsion Systems

[NASA-CP-3006] p37 N89-11153

FLUID FLOW

Experimental cavity pressure distributions at supersonic

speeds

[NASA-TP-2683] p5 N87-22626

FLUID MANAGEMENT

Microgravity Fluid Management Symposium

[NASA-CP-2465] p 32 N87-21141

Cryogenic Fluid Management Technology Workshop.

Volume 2: Roundtable Discussion of Technology

Requirements

[NASA-CP-100091 p37 N88-20599

Workshop on Two-Phase Fluid Behavior in a Space

Environment

(NASA-CP-3043) p38 N89-26184

FLUID MECHANICS

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 3: Internal Fluid Mechanics

Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-3] p 18 N88-15790

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 4: Instrumentation and

Controls Research

(NASA-CP-10003-SESS-4) p 18 N88-15794

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 5: Subsonic Propulsion

Technology

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-51 p 18 N88-15800

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 6: High-Speed Propulsion

Technology

(NASA-CP-10003-SESS-6) p 18 N88-15807

FLUTTER

Effects of winglet on transonic flutter characteristics of

a cantilevered twin-engine-transport wing model

(NASA-TP-2627] p 43 N87-13789

Method for experimental determination of flutter speed

by parameter identification

(NASA-TP-2923] p 15 N89-26844

Effect of control surface mass unbalance on the stability

of a closed-loop active control system

INASA-TP-2952) p 47 N90-12042

The effectiveness of vane-aileron excitation in the

experimental determination of flutter speed by parameter

identification

(NASA-TP-2971) p16N90-15100

FLUTTER ANALYSIS

Control surface spanwise placement in active flutter

suppression systems

[NASA-TP-2873) P 45 N89-16196

Transonic Unsteady Aerodynamics and Aeroelasticity

1987, part 1

[NASA-CP-3022-PT-1] p9 N89-19234

FLUX VECTOR SPLITTING

Three-dimensional multigrid algorithms for the flux-split

Euler equations

INASA-TP-2829] p 65 N89-12316

FOG DISPERSAL

Development testing of large volume water sprays for

warm fog dispersal

(NASA-TP-2607) p 24 N87-12585

FOOD

Controlled Ecological Life Support System. Design,

Development, and Use of a Ground-Based Plant Growth

Module

[NASA-CP-2479] p 60 N88-13852

FOREST MANAGEMENT

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 57)

[NASA-SP-7041(57)1 p 49 N88-23314

FORMAT

Proceedings of the 5th Annual Users' Conference

[NASA-CP-2399] p 62 N87-10720

FORTRAN program for x ray photoelectron

spectroscopy data reformatting

[NASA-TP-2957] p 69 N90-12348

FORTRAN

. User's manual for LINEAR, a FORTRAN program to

derive linear aircraft models

[NASA-TP-2768] P 65 N88-21740

User's manual for interactive LINEAR: A FORTRAN

program to derive linear aircraft models

[NASA-TP-2835J p 65 N89-16437

FORTRAN program for x ray photoelectron

spectroscopy data reformatting

I NASA-TP-29571 p 69 N90-12348

FOSSILS

Exobiology and Future Mars Missions

(NASA-CP-10027) p59 N89-26334

FRACTURE MECHANICS

Structural Integrity and Durability of Reusable Space

Propulsion Systems

1NASA-CP-2471] p26 N87-22766

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 2: Materials

and Structures. Propulsion and Drive Systems, Flight

Dynamics and Control, and Acoustics

[NASA-CP-2495-VOL-2) p 1 N88-16632

Lewis Structures Technology. 1988. Volume 2: Structural

Mechanics

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-2I p 44 N88-22382

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 3: Structural

Integrity Fatigue and Fracture Wind Turbines HOST

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-3] p 44 N88-22408

Structural Ceramics

[NASA-CP-2427] p 31 N88-23872

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1986,

volume 2

[NASA-CP-2437-VOL-2I p 27 N89-12626

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology 1986

[NASA-CP-24441 p45 N89-12876

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1987

[NASA-CP-2493I p 45 N89-17298

FRACTURE STRENGTH

Indentation plasticity and fracture in silicon

[NASA-TP-2863I p 30 N89-10996

The interiaminar fracture toughness of woven

graphite/epoxy composites

(NASA-TP-2950) p 29 N90-10179

FREE ELECTRON LASERS

Free-Space Power Transmission

[NASA-CP-10016] p27 N90-21795

FREE FLIGHT

Wind-tunnel free-flight investigation of a 0.15-scale

model of the F-106B airplane with vortex flaps

(NASA-TP-2700I p4 N87-21855

FREE FLOW

Helicopter blade-vortex interaction locations:

Scale-model acoustics and free-wake analysis results

[NASA-TP-2658I p4 N87-18537

Thrust-reverser flow investigation on a twin-engine

transport

[NASA-TP-2856I p9 N89-14213

Surface flow and heating distributions on a cylinder in

near wake of Aeroassist Flight Experiment (AFE)

configuration at incidence in Mach 10 Air

[NASA-TP-2954] p 38 N90-14493

FREE VIBRATION

Mixed finite element models for free vibrations of

thin-walled beams

(NASA-TP-28681 p 45 N89-19579

FREQUENCIES

Frequency domain laser velocimeter signal processor:

A new signal processing scheme

(NASA-TP-2735] p 40 N87-27994

FREQUENCY MODULATION

Low-cost FM oscillator for capacitance type of blade

tip clearance measurement system

[NASA-TP-2746] p 17 N87-24481

FREQUENCY STABILITY

Closed-Cycle, Frequency-Stable CO2 Laser

Technology

[NASA-CP-2456I p 40 N87-20522

FRICTION

Advances in contact algorithms and their application to

tires

[NASA-TP-2781] p 44 N88-21456

FRICTION FACTOR

Mixed formulation for (nctiontess contact problems

[NASA-TP-2897] p 45 N89-19580

FRICTION MEASUREMENT

Evaluation of two transport aircraft and several ground

test vehicle friction measurements obtained for various

runway surface types and conditions. A summary of test

results from joint FAA/NASA Runway Friction Program

(NASA-TP-29171 p 16 N90-15902

FUEL COMBUSTION

Mixing and Demixing Processes in Multiphase Flows

With Application to Propulsion Systems

(NASA-CP-30061 p37 N89-11153

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1986,

volume 2

[NASA-CP-2437-VOL-2I p 27 N89-12626

A-22
SUBJECT INDEX GLASS LASERS

FUEL CONSUMPTION

Ground-based time-guidance algorithm tor control of

airplanes in a time-metered air traffic control environment:

A piloted simulation study

(NASA-TP-2616) p 16 N87-10864

Advanced turboprop project

[NASA-SP-495] p 18 N89-12565

FUEL CONTAMINATION

Contamination of liquid oxygen by pressurized gaseous

nitrogen

[NASA-TP-28941 p 38 N89-19499

FUEL PUMPS

Space shuttle main engine high pressure fuel pump aft

platform seal cavity flow analysis

[NASA-TP-2685] p 36 N67-17000

Three-step labyrinth seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-18481 p 36 N87-23921

Straight cylindrical seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-1850] p 36 N87-23936

Three-step cylindrical seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-1849] p 36 N87-24639

FUEL SYSTEMS

Low-energy gamma ray attenuation characteristics of

aviation fuels

[NASA-TP-2974J p 63 N90-18882

FUSELAGES

Measurements of pressures on the tail and aft fuselage

of an airplane model during rotary motions at spin

attitudes

[NASA-TP-2939] p 10 N90-10829

Fuselage design for a specified Mach-sliced area

distribution

[NASA-TP-2975] p 16 N90-18385

G STARS

FGK stars and T Tauri stars: Monograph series on

nonthermal phenomena in stellar atmospheres

[NASA-SP-502] p 77 N90-18344

GALACTIC COSMIC RAYS

Possible complementary cosmic-ray systems: Nuclei

and antinuclei

[NASA-TP-2741J p 68 N87-24977

Cosmic ray heavy ion LET mapping for aluminum, silicon,

and tissue targets

[NASA-RP-1180J p79 N87-25984

A general formalism for phase space calculations

[NASA-TP-28431 p 66 N89-14053

Radiation exposure for manned Mars surface missions

INASA-TP-2979] p 80 N90-18357

The Energetic Gamma-Ray Experiment Telescope

(EGRET) Science Symposium

INASA-CP-3071] p77 N90-23294

GALACTIC RADIATION

Benchmark solutions for the galactic ion transport

equations: Energy and spatially dependent problems

[NASA-TP-2878) p 79 N89-16714

The Energetic Gamma-Ray Experiment Telescope

(EGRET) Science Symposium

[NASA-CP-3071] p77 N90-23294

GALACTIC STRUCTURE

Star Formation in Galaxies

[NASA-CP-2466] p 73 N87-24266

The Energetic Gamma-Ray Experiment Telescope

(EGRET) Science Symposium

[NASA-CP-3071J p77 N90-23294

GALAXIES

Doubly differential cross sections for galactic heavy-ion

fragmentation

[NASA-TP-26591 p 68 N87-17487

Star Formation in Galaxies

[NASA-CP-2466] p73 N87-24266

Atlas of galaxies useful for measuring the cosmological

distance scale

[NASA-SP-496] p 74 N89-12513

GALILEO PROBE

Galileo probe parachute test program: Wake properties

of the Galileo probe at Mach numbers from 0.25 to 0.95

[NASA-RP-1130] p37 N88-18884

GAMMA RAY ABSORPTION

Low-energy gamma ray attenuation characteristics of

aviation fuels

[NASA-TP-2974) p 63 N90-18882

GAMMA RAY ASTRONOMY

Essays in Space Science

[NASA-CP-2464] p72 N87-24247

The Energetic Gamma-Ray Experiment Telescope

(EGRET) Science Symposium

[NASA-CP-3071] p77 N90-23294

GAMMA RAY OBSERVATORY

The Energetic Gamma-Ray Experiment Telescope

(EGRET) Science Symposium

[NASA-CP-3071] p77 N90-23294

GAMMA RAY TELESCOPES

The Energetic Gamma-Ray Experiment Telescope

(EGRET) Science Symposium

[NASA-CP-3071 | p77 N90-23294

GAMMA RAYS

Low-energy gamma ray attenuation characteristics of

aviation fuels

|NASA-TP-2974] p 63 N90-18882

GAS DETECTORS

A simplified method for determining heat of combustion

of natural gas

[NASA-TP-2682] p 39 N87-20514

GAS DYNAMICS

The Jovian Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-2441] p77 N87-17598

Preliminary design of turbopumps and related

machinery

[NASA-RP-11701 p3 N87-17665

GAS EXCHANGE

Controlled Ecological Life Support System:

Regenerative Life Support Systems in Space

[NASA-CP-2480] p 60 N88-12251

GAS FLOW

An upwind-biased, point-implicit relaxation algorithm for

viscous, compressible perfect-gas flows

[NASA-TP-2953] p 38 N90-17042

GAS GIANT PLANETS

The Jovian Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-2441] p77 N87-17598

GAS JETS

Gas-jet and tangent-slot film cooling tests of a 12.5 deg

cone at Mach number of 6.7

[NASA-TP-2786] p 39 N90-28806

GAS TEMPERATURE

Determination of combustion gas temperatures by

infrared radiometry in sooting and nonsooting flames

[NASA-TP-2900] p 38 N89-25409

GAS TURBINE ENGINES

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1985

[NASA-CP-2405] p 43 N88-11140

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology 1986

[NASA-CP-2444] p 45 N89-12876

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1987

[NASA-CP-2493J p 45 N89-17298

GAS TURBINES

Thermal Barrier Coatings. Abstracts and figures

[NASA-CP-10019] p31 N89-13642

GAS-GAS INTERACTIONS

Contamination of liquid oxygen by pressurized gaseous

nitrogen

[NASA-TP-2894] p 38 N89-19499

GAS-METAL INTERACTIONS

Hydrogen trapping and the interaction of hydrogen with

metals

[NASA-TP-2744] p 30 N87-25463

GASEOUS DIFFUSION

Contamination of liquid oxygen by pressurized gaseous

nitrogen

[NASA-TP-2894] p 38 N89-19499

GASES

Space Opportunities for Tropospheric Chemistry

Research

[NASA-CP-2450] p 51 N87-18248

GAUSSIAN ELIMINATION

Parallel Gaussian elimination of a block tridiagonal matrix

using multiple microcomputers

(NASA-TP-2892) p 64 N89-17422

GEAR TEETH

Gear tooth stress measurements on the UH-60A

helicopter transmission

[NASA-TP-2698] p 41 N87-22235

Theory of gearing

[NASA-RP-1212] p42 N90-19593

GEARS

Predicted effect of dynamic.load on pining fatigue life

for low-contact-ratio spur gears

[NASA-TP-26101 p41 N87-18095

Efficiency testing of a helicopter transmission planetary

reduction stage

[NASA-TP-2795] p 41 N88-15224

Dynamic analysis of multimesh-gear helicopter

transmissions

[NASA-TP-2789] p 41 N88-17045

Comparison study ol gear dynamic computer programs

at NASA Lewis Research Center

[NASA-TP-2901] p 41 N89-21243

Theory of gearing

[NASA-RP-1212] p42 N90-19593

GENERAL AVIATION AIRCRAFT

Wind-tunnel investigation of the flight characteristics of

a canard general-aviation airplane configuration

[NASA-TP-2623] p 3 N87-10039

Flight investigation of the effect of tail configuration on

stall, spin, and recovery characteristics of a low-wing

general aviation research airplane

[NASA-TP-2644] p 13 N87-16815

A simulation evaluation of a pilot interlace with an

automatic terminal approach system

[NASA-TP-2669] p 16 N87-19393

Low-speed aerodynamic characteristics of a twin-engine

general aviation configuration with art-fuselage-mounted

pusher propellers

[NASA-TP-2763] p6 N87-29462

Wind-tunnel investigation of a full-scale general aviation

airplane equipped with an advanced natural laminar flow

wing

[NASA-TP-2772] p6 N88-10009

Investigation of the misfueling of reciprocating piston

aircraft engines

[NASA-TP-2803] p 12 N88-21144

GEOCENTRIC COORDINATES

Ten year planetary ephemeris: 1986-1995

[NASA-RP-1176] p73 N87-14219

Compilation of methods in orbital mechanics and solar

geometry

[NASA-RP-1204] p 52 N89-10420

GEOCHEMISTRY

Planetary geosciences, 1988

[NASA-SP-498] p48 N89-26274

GEODETIC SURVEYS

Crustal Dynamics Project: Catalogue of site

information

[NASA-RP-1198] p52 N88-19037

GEODYNAMICS

Crustal Dynamics Project: Catalogue of site

information

[NASA-RP-1198] p52 N88-19037

GEOLOGY

Geoscience and a Lunar Base: A Comprehensive Plan

for Lunar Exploration

[NASA-CP-3070] p 78 N90-25030

GEOMAGNETISM

On the statistics of El Nino occurrences and the

relationship of El Nino to volcanic and solar/geomagnetic

activity

[NASA-TP-2948] p 79 N90-12456

GEOMORPHOLOGY

Geomorphology from space: A global overview of

regional landforms

[NASA-SP-486] p47 N87-18139

Sapping features of the Colorado Plateau: A comparative

planetary geology field guide

[NASA-SP-491] p49 N89-10401

GEOPHYSICS

NASA/MSFC FY-85 Atmospheric Processes Research

Review

[NASA-CP-2402] p 55 N87-13043

Planetary geosciences. 1988

[NASA-SP-498] p48 N89-26274

Geoscience and a Lunar Base: A Comprehensive Plan

for Lunar Exploration

[NASA-CP-3070] p78 N90-25030

GEOPOTENTIAL HEIGHT

Comparison of satellite-derived dynamical quantities for

the stratosphere of the Southern Hemisphere

[NASA-CP-3044] p 53 N89-25540

GEOSYNCHRONOUS ORBITS

Thermal-distortion analysis of an antenna strongback

for geostationary high-frequency microwave applications

[NASA-TP-30161 p26 N90-27738

GET AWAY SPECIALS (STS)

The 1986 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-2438] p 22 N87-20302

The 1987 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-2500] p22 N88-17691

The 1988 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-3008] p22 N89-10902

GIMBALS

Internal performance of two nozzles utilizing gimbal

concepts for thrust vectoring

[NASA-TP-2991 ] p11 N90-19200

GLACIERS

Surface topography of the Greenland Ice Sheet from

satellite radar altimetry

[NASA-SP-S03] p54 N90-22850

GLASS FIBER REINFORCED PLASTICS

An examination of impact damage in glass-phenolic and

aluminum honeycomb core composite panels

[NASA-TP-3042] p 29 N90-27876

GLASS LASERS

Analysis of Nd3 + :glass. solar-pumped, high-powr laser

systems

[NASA-TP-2905] p 40 N89-17855

A-23
GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM SUBJECT INDEX

GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research. 1985

INASA-CP-2453J p1 N87-27596

GOVERNMENT/INDUSTRY RELATIONS

The 1986 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

INASA-CP-2438) p22 N87-20302

GRAIN BOUNDARIES

Permeation of oxygen through high purity, large grain

silver

[NASA-TP-2755] p 30 N87-27024

GRAINS

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

Particle formation and interactions. Volume 1: Executive

summary and overview

(NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1J p 59 N89-24022

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 2: Abstracts,

candidate experiments and feasibility study

[ NASA-CP-10026-VOL-2] p 59 N89-24023

GRAMMARS

Grammar, punctuation, and capitalization: A handbook

for technical writers and editors

[NASA-SP-7084] p71 N90-26710

GRAPHITE

Performance of a small, graphite electrode, multistage

depressed collector with a 500-W, continuous wave, 4.8-

to 9.6-GHz traveling wave tube

[NASA-TP-2788I p 35 N88-15146

GRAPHITE-EPOXY COMPOSITES

Properties of two composite materials made of

toughened epoxy resin and high-strain graphite fiber

[NASA-TP-2826] p 28 N88-25480

The interiaminar fracture toughness of woven

graphite/epoxy composites

[NASA-TP-2950J p 29 N90-10179

Buckling and postbuckling behavior of square

compression-loaded graphite-epoxy plates with circular

cutouts

[NASA-TP-3007] p 29 N90-26077

An examination of impact damage in glass-phenolic and

aluminum honeycomb core composite panels

[NASA-TP-3042] p 29 N90-27876

GRAVITATIONAL EFFECTS

Continuous flow electrophoresis system experiments on

shuttle flights STS-6 and STS-7

(NASA-TP-2778] p 32 N88-10978

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 1: Executive

summary and overview

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1I p 59 N89-24022

Cells in Space

[NASA-CP-100341 p 61 N90-13939

Development and approach to low-frequency

microgravity isolation systems

[NASA-TP-2984] p 33 N90-28754

GRAVITATIONAL PHYSIOLOGY

Cells in Space

[NASA-CP-10034] p61 N90-13939

GRAVITATIONAL WAVES

Relativistic Gravitational Experiments in Space

[NASA-CP-3046) p 77 N90-19940

GRAY SCALE

Experiments in encoding multilevel images as

quadtrees

INASA-TP-2722] p 65 N87-28367

GRAZING FLOW

Measured and calculated acoustic attenuation rates of

tuned resonator arrays for two surface impedance

distribution models with flow

[NASA-TP-2766] p 67 N88-17440

GREENLAND

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 1: Processing

and corrections of Seasat data over Greenland

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-1] p 54 N90-20562

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 2: Users' guide

tor Greenland elevation data from Seasat

(NASA-RP-1233-VOL-2] p 54 N90-20563

Surface topography of the Greenland Ice Sheet from

satellite radar altimetry

[NASA-SP-503] p54 N90-22850

GRID GENERATION (MATHEMATICS)

Transonic Symposium: Theory, Application, and

Experiment, Volume 1, Part 1

t NASA-CP-3020-VOL-1 -PT-1 ] p 9 N89-20925

Transonic Symposium: Theory, Application, and

Experiment, volume 1, part 2

INASA-CP-3020-VOL-1-PT-2] p 9 N89-20942

A time-accurate adaptive grid method and the numerical

simulation of a shock-vortex interaction

[NASA-TP-2998] p 61 N90-21524

GROUND EFFECT (AERODYNAMICS)

Proceedings of the 1985 NASA Ames Research Center's

Ground-Effects Workshop

[NASA-CP-2462] p5 N87-24410

Aerodynamics in ground effect and predicted landing

ground roll of a fighter configuration with a

secondary-nozzle thrust reverser

[NASA-TP-2834) p8 N88-29752

The 1987 Ground Vortex Workshop

[NASA-CP-10008] p9 N89-10849

Thrust-reverser flow investigation on a twin-engine

transport

[NASA-TP-2856] p9 N89-14213

Dynamic ground-effect measurements on the F-15 STOL

and Maneuver Technology Demonstrator (S/MTD)

configuration

[NASA-TP-3000I p11 N90-22531

The Langley 14- by 22-foot subsonic tunnel: Description,

flow characteristics, and guide for users

[NASA-TP-3008J p 12 N90-27649

GROUND STATIONS

Crustal Dynamics Project: Catalogue of site

information

[NASA-RP-11981 p52 N88-19037

GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT

The 24th 'Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

[NASA-CP-3062I p47 N90-22079

GROUND SUPPORT SYSTEMS

Proceedings of a conference on Cardiovascular

Bioinstrumentation

[NASA-CP-10022] p59 N89-17997

GROUND TESTS

Large-scale static investigation of

circulation-control-wing concepts applied to upper

surface-blowing aircraft

[NASA-TP-2684] p 13 N87-15959

Applications and requirements for real-time simulators

in ground-test facilities

[NASA-TP-2672] p 64 N87-23202

Evaluation of two transport aircraft and several ground

test vehicle friction measurements obtained for various

runway surface types and conditions. A summary of test

results from joint FAA/NASA Runway Friction Program

[NASA-TP-2917] p 16 N90-15902

NASA/DOD Controls-Structures Interaction Technology

1989

[NASA-CP-3041] p26 N90-21062

Dynamic ground-effect measurements on the F-15 STOL

and Maneuver Technology Demonstrator (S/MTD)

configuration

(NASA-TP-3000] pit N90-22531

GROUND WATER

Sapping features of the Colorado Plateau: A comparative

planetary geology field guide

[NASA-SP-491] p49 N89-10401

GROUP DYNAMICS

Cockpit Resource Management Training

[NASA-CP-2455] p 12 N87-22634

GUIDANCE (MOTION)

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1987

[NASA-CP-3028] p2 N89-19230

GUIDE VANES

Detailed flow surveys of turning vanes designed for a

0.1-scale model of NASA Lewis Research Center's

proposed altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2680] p 21 N87-20295

Experimental evaluation of turning vane designs for

high-speed and coupled fan-drive corners of 0.1-scale

model of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude

wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2681] p 21 N88-17686

GUSTS

Spanwise measurements of vertical components of

atmospheric turbulence

(NASA-TP-2963] p 58 N90-19718

GYROSCOPES

Further developments in modeling digital control

systems with MA-prefiltered measurements

[NASA-TP-2909] p 33 N89-24507

H

HALF LIFE

Analysis of positron lifetime spectra in polymers

[NASA-TP-2853] p 63 N89-12237

HALLEY'S COMET

Atlas of Comet Halley 1910 II

[NASA-SP-488] p75 N87-30235

Infrared Observations of Comets Halley and Wilson and

Properties of the Grains

[NASA-CP-3004] p 74 N89-13330

HAMILTONIAN FUNCTIONS

A study to evaluate STS heads-up ascent trajectory

performance employing a minimum-Hamiltonian

optimization strategy

[NASA-TP-2793] p 23 N88-15820

HANDBOOKS

Propagation effects handbook for satellite systems

design. A summary of propagation impairments on 10 to

100 GHz satellite links with techniques for system

design

|NASA-RP-1082(04)| p 34 N89-17060

Grammar, punctuation, and capitalization: A handbook

for technical writers and editors

[NASA-SP-7084] p71 N90-26710

HARDNESS

Indentation plasticity and fracture in silicon

(NASA-TP-2863) p 30 N89-10996

HEAD DOWN TILT

Joint US/USSR study: Comparison of effects of

horizontal and head-down bed rest

[NASA-TP-3037] p60 N90-28965

HEAT FLUX

Conventionally cast and forged copper alloy for

high-heat-flux thrust chambers

[ NASA-TP-26941 p 30 N87-16902

Experimental evaluation of heat transfer on a 1030:1

area ratio rocket nozzle

[NASA-TP-2726J p 27 N87-25424

Measurement of local high-level, transient surface heat

flux

[NASA-TP-2840] p39 N88-30099

HEAT OF COMBUSTION

A simplified method for determining heat of combustion

of natural gas

[NASA-TP-2682] p 39 N87-20514

HEAT TRANSFER

Aerothermal evaluation of a spherically blunted body

with a trapezoidal cross section in the Langley 8-foot

high-temperature tunnel

INASA-TP-2641] p 36 N87-18782

Experimental evaluation of heat transfer on a 1030:1

area ratio rocket nozzle

[NASA-TP-2726I p 27 N87-25424

Application of turbulence modeling to predict surface

heat transfer in stagnation flow region of circular cylinder

[ N ASA-TP-2758 ] p37N87-27161

Fifteenth Space Simulation Conference: Support the

Highway to Space Through Testing

[NASA-CP-3015] p25 N89-12582

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology 1986

[NASA-CP-2444] p 45 N89-12876

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology. 1987

[NASA-CP-2493] p 45 N89-17298

Workshop on Two-Phase Fluid Behavior in a Space

Environment

INASA-CP-3043] p 38 N89-26184

Surface flow and heating distributions on a cylinder in

near wake of Aeroassist Flight Experiment (AFE)

configuration at incidence in Mach 10 Air

[NASA-TP-2954] p 38 N90-14493

Computer code for predicting coolant flow and heat

transfer in turbomachinery

[NASA-TP-2985] p 18 N90-27722

Gas-jet and tangent-slot film cooling tests of a 12.5 deg

cone at Mach number of 6.7

[NASA-TP-2786] p 39 N90-28806

HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENTS

Finite-element reentry heat-transfer analysis of space

shuttle Orbiter

[NASA-TP-2657] p 37 N87-29795

HEAT TREATMENT

Outgassing data for selecting spacecraft materials

[NASA-RP-1124] p28 N88-10117

HEATING

Aerodynamic pressure and heating-rate distributions in

tile gaps around chine regions with pressure gradients at

a Mach number of 6.6

[NASA-TP-2988] p 38 N90-23670

HEAVY IONS

Doubly differential cross sections for galactic heavy-ion

fragmentation

[NASA-TP-2659] p 68 N87-17487

Possible complementary cosmic-ray systems: Nuclei

and antinuclei

[NASA-TP-2741| p 68 N87-24977

Eikonal solutions to optical model coupled-channel

equations

(NASA-TP-28301 p 68 N88-30402

Benchmark solutions for the galactic ion transport

equations: Energy and spatially dependent problems

[NASA-TP-28781 p 79 N89-16714

HEAVY LIFT HELICOPTERS

General equilibrium characteristics of a dual-lift

helicopter system

[NASA-TP-2615] p2 N88-19407

HELICOPTER ENGINES

Efficiency testing of a helicopter transmission planetary

reduction stage

[NASA-TP-2795] p 41 N88-15224

A-24
SUBJECTINDEX HYPERSONIC FLIGHT

Dynamic analysis of multimesh-gear helicopter

transmissions

[NASA-TP-2789] p 41 N88-17045

HELICOPTER PERFORMANCE

Transonic flow analysis for rotors. Part 2:

Three-dimensional, unsteady, full-potential calculation

[NASA-TP-2375-PT-2J p 3 N87-10841

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 3: Systems

Integration. Research Aircraft, and Industry

INASA-CP-2495-VOL-3) p 1 N88-16650

HELICOPTER PROPELLER DRIVE

Comparison ot predicted and measured temperatures

of UH-60A helicopter transmission

[NASA-TP-2911] p41 N89-24607

HELICOPTER WAKES

Rotor induced-inflow-ratio measurements and CAMRAD

calculations

[NASA-TP-2946] p11 N90-15882

HELICOPTERS

Testing of UH-60A helicopter transmission in NASA

Lewis 2240-kW (3000-hp) facility

[NASA-TP-2626] p 41 N87-10391

Recent Experiences in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 2

[NASA-CP-2327-PT-2] p 13 N87-11750

Power cepstrum technique with application to model

helicopter acoustic data

[NASA-TP-2586] p 66 N87-17479

Helicopter blade-vortex interaction locations:

Scale-model acoustics and free-wake analysis results

[NASA-TP-2658] p4 N87-18537

Vibration characteristics of OH-58A helicopter main rotor

transmission

[NASA-TP-2705] p 41 N87-20555

Preliminary structural design o1 composite main rotor

blades for minimum weight

[NASA-TP-2730] p 28 N87-25435

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 1:

Aerodynamics, and Dynamics and Aeroelasticity

[NASA-CP-2495-VOL-1] p1 N88-16625

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 2: Materials

and Structures, Propulsion and Drive Systems, Flight

Dynamics and Control, and Acoustics

[NASA-CP-2495-VOL-2) p 1 N88-16632

An experimental investigation of the flap-lag-torsion

aeroelastic stability of a small-scale hingeless helicopter

rotor in hover

[NASA-TP-2546] p7 N88-20257

Tip aerodynamics and acoustics test: A report and data

survey

[NASA-RP-11791 p9 N89-17579

HELIUM ISOTOPES

Lunar Helium-3 and Fusion Power

[NASA-CP-100181 p69 N89-14842

HEPTANES

Velocity profiles in laminar diffusion flames

[NASA-TP-25961 p 36 N87-18035

HIGH POWER LASERS

Analysis of Nd3 + :glass, solar-pumped, high-powr laser

systems

(NASA-TP-2905) p40 N89-17855

Mode-medium instability and its correction with a

Gaussian reflectivity mirror

[NASA-TP-3023] p 68 N90-25673

HIGH PRESSURE

Space shuttle main engine high pressure fuel pump aft

platform seal cavity flow analysis

[NASA-TP-2685] p 36 N87-17000

High-pressure calorimeter chamber tests for liquid

oxygen/kerosene (LOX/RP-1) rocket combustion

[NASA-TP-2862] p 27 N89-15979

Aerodynamic pressure and heating-rate distributions in

tile gaps around chine regions with pressure gradients at

a Mach number of 6.6

[NASA-TP-2988] p 38 N90-23670

HIGH RESOLUTION

Theoretical Problems in High Resolution Solar Physics,

2

[NASA-CP-2483] p79 N88-11609

HIGH SPEED

Summary of studies to reduce wing-mounted propfan

installation drag on an M = 0.8 transport

[NASA-TP-2678] p 14 N87-20990

Experimental evaluation of turning vane designs for

high-speed and coupled fan-drive corners of 0.1-scale

model of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude

wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2681] P 21 N88-17686

HIGH TEMPERATURE

Conventionally cast and forged copper alloy for

high-heat-flux thrust chambers

[NASA-TP-2694J P 30 N87-16902

A rapid method for the computation of equilibrium

chemical composition of air to 15000 K

[NASA-TP-2792J P 30 N88-16830

Fluctuating pressures measured beneath a

high-temperature, turbulent boundary layer on a flat plate

at Mach number of 5

[NASA-TP-2947] p 67 N90-10680

HIGH TEMPERATURE ENVIRONMENTS

Finite-rate water condensation in combustion-heated

wind tunnels

[NASA-TP-2833] p 22 N88-28075

Evaluation of a strain-gage load calibration on a

low-aspect-ratio wing structure at elevated temperature

[NASA-TP-2921] p 46 N89-28034

HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTORS

AMSAHTS 1990: Advances in Materials Science and

Applications of High Temperature Superconductors

[NASA-CP-100431 p29 N90-27792

HIGHLY MANEUVERABLE AIRCRAFT

Forward-swept wing configuration designed for high

maneuverability by use of a transonic computational

method

[NASA-TP-2628] p3 N87-11702

Development and flight test of an experimental

maneuver autopilot for a highly maneuverable aircraft

[NASA-TP-2618] p 15 N88-21153

Flight control systems development and flight test

experience with the HiMAT research vehicles

[NASA-TP-2822] p 20 N89-15929

HISTORIES

Evolution, calibration, and operational characteristics of

the two-dimensional test section of the Langley 0.3-meter

transonic cryogenic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2749] p 21 N87-28570

NASA historical data book. Volume 1: NASA resources

1958-1968

[NASA-SP-4012-VOL-1] p 80 N88-25428

NASA historical data book. Volume 2: Programs and

projects 1958-1968

[NASA-SP-4012-VOL-2] p 80 N88-25429

NASA historical data book. Volume 3: Programs and

projects 1969-1978

[NASA-SP-4012-VOL-3] p81 N88-25430

Where no man has gone before: A history of Apollo

lunar exploration missions

[NASA-SP-4214] p81 N89-25946

Astronautics and aeronautics, 1985: A chronology

[NASA-SP-4025] p61 N89-26B03

Orders of magnitude: A history of the NACA and NASA,

1915-1990

INASA-SP-4406) p81 N89-26805

HODOGRAPHS

Lewis inverse design code (LINDES): Users manual

[NASA-TP-2676] p 4 N87-20238

HOLOGRAPHIC INTERFEROMETRY

Evaluation of diffuse-illumination holographic

cinematography in a flutter cascade

[NASA-TP-2593] p 39 N87-13731

Automated Reduction of Data from Images and

Holograms

[NASA-CP-2477J p6 N87-29432

HOLOGRAPHY

Evaluation of diffuse-illumination holographic

cinematography in a flutter cascade

[NASA-TP-2593] p 39 N87-13731

HONEYCOMB CORES

An examination of impact damage in glass-phenolic and

aluminum honeycomb core composite panels

[NASA-TP-3042] p 29 N90-27B76

HONEYCOMB STRUCTURES

Experimental evaluation of honeycomb/screen

configurations and short contraction section for NASA

Lewis Research Center's altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2692] p 21 N87-23662

HORIZONTAL ORIENTATION

Effects of combining vertical and horizontal information

into a primary flight display

[NASA-TP-2783] p 17 N88-12487

HORIZONTAL TAIL SURFACES

Validation of a computer code for analysis of subsonic

aerodynamic performance of wings with flaps in

combination with a canard or horizontal tail and an

application to optimization

(NASA-TP-2961) p 11 N90-14187

HOVERING

An experimental investigation ot the flap-lag-torsion

aeroelastic stability of a small-scale hingeless helicopter

rotor in hover

(NASA-TP-25461 p 7 NB8-20257

Effect of advanced rotorcraft airfoil sections on the hover

performance of a small-scale rotor model

[NASA-TP-2832] p 10 N89-24264

Stereopsis cueing effects on hover-in-turbulence

performance in a simulated rotorcraft

[NASA-TP-2980] p 17 N90-21004

The effects of structural flap-lag and pitch-lag coupling

on soft inplane hingeless rotor stability in hover

[NASA-TP-3002] p 12 N90-28503

HOVERING STABILITY

The effects of structural flap-lag and pitch-lag coupling

on soft inplane hingeless rotor stability in hover

[NASA-TP-30021 p 12 N90-28503

HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 3: Space Station Habitataility and Function:

Architectural Research

(NASA-CP-2426-VOL-3) p 59 N88-19883

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 1: EVA Research and Development

[NASA-CP-2426-VOL-1] p 59 N88-24145

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 4: Inhouse Advanced Development and

Research

[NASA-CP-2426-VOL-4] p 59 N88-24148

Second Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1986)

[NASA-CP-3019J p61 N89-19817

Third Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1989)

[NASA-CP-3059] p62 N90-25503

HUMAN PERFORMANCE

Mental-State Estimation, 1987

[NASA-CP-2504] p 60 N88-23370

HUMAN TOLERANCES

Annoyance response to simulated advanced turboprop

aircraft interior noise containing tonal beats

(NASA-TP-2689J p 66 N87-24161

Annoyance caused by advanced turboprop aircraft

flyover noise: Counter-rotating-propeller configuration

[NASA-TP-3027) p 67 N90-29166

HYBRID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

Analysis of quasi-hybrid solid rocket booster concepts

for advanced earth-to-orbit vehicles

[NASA-TP-2751] p 27 N87-25425

HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT

The 20th Aerospace Mechanics Symposium

[NASA-CP-2423-REV] p 43 N87-16321

HYDRODYNAMICS

Preliminary design of turbopumps and related

machinery

[NASA-RP-1170] p3 N87-17665

Hydroburst test of a carbon-carbon involute exit cone

[NASA-TP-2556] p 24 N88-14112

A procedure for computing surface wave trajectories on

an inhomogeneous surface

[NASA-TP-2929] p 10 N89-26811

HYDROGEN

The Jovian Atmospheres

[ NASA-CP-2441 ] p 77 N87-17598

Hydrogen trapping and the interaction of hydrogen with

metals

INASA-TP-2744) p 30 N87-25463

HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT

Advanced Earth-tc-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1986,

volume 2

[NASA-CP-2437-VOL-2] p 27 N89-12626

HYDROGEN FUELS

Effect of Reynolds number variation on aerodynamics

of a hydrogen-fueled transport concept at Mach 6

[NASA-TP-2728] p 5 N87-26031

HYDROGEN OXYGEN ENGINES

An analytical study of the hydrogen-air reaction

mechanism with application to scramjet combustion

[NASA-TP-2791] p 30 N88-15846

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1986,

volume 2

[NASA-CP-2437-VOL-2] p 27 N89-12626

HYDROGEN OXYGEN FUEL CELLS

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

Conference: Abstracts

[NASA-CP-10029) p 50 N89-22982

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

(SERT), 1989

[NASA-CP-3056] pSO N90-20454

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE

Future directions for H sub x O sub y detection

[NASA-CP-2448] p 51 N87-15528

HYDROXYL RADICALS

Future directions for H sub x O sub y detection

[NASA-CP-2448] p 51 N87-15528

HYPERSONIC AIRCRAFT

Effect of Reynolds number variation on aerodynamics

of a hydrogen-fueled transport concept at Mach 6

[NASA-TP-2728] p5 N87-26031

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 6: High-Speed Propulsion

Technology

(NASA-CP-10003-SESS-6J p 18 N88-15807

Aero-thermal tests of quilted dome models on a flat plate

at a Mach number of 6.5

[NASA-TP-2804] p37 N88-22325

HYPERSONIC FLIGHT

Aerodynamic pressures and heating rates on surfaces

between split elevens at Mach 6.6

[NASA-TP-2855) p 37 N89-12822

A-25
HYPERSONIC FLOW SUBJECT INDEX

HYPERSONIC FLOW

Simplified curve fits for the thermodynamic properties

of equilibrium air

(NASA-RP-1181] f>36 N87-26309

Conservation equations and physical models for

hypersonic air flows in thermal and chemical

nonequilibrium

(NASA-TP-2867J p 38 N89-16115

Low-speed, high-lift aerodynamic characteristics of

slender, hypersonic accelerator-type configurations

[NASA-TP-2945) p 10 N90-10830

Measured and predicted aerodynamic coefficients and

shock shapes for Aeroassist Flight Experiment (AFE)

configuration

[NASA-TP-2956] p 11 N90-14185

An upwind-biased, point-implicit relaxation algorithm for

viscous, compressible perfect-gas flows

[NASA-TP-2953) p 38 N90-17042

An approximate method for calculating

three-dimensional invistid hypersonic flow fields

[NASA-TP-3018] p39 N90-27066

HYPERSONIC SPEED

Mach 6 experimental and theoretical stability and

performance of a cruciform missile at angles of attack

up to 65 degrees

[NASA-TP-2733] p5 N87-23592

Aerodynamic characteristics of wings designed with a

combined-theory method to cruise at a Mach number of

4.5

[NASA-TP-2799] p7 N88-19420

Aerodynamic pressure and heating-rate distributions in

tile gaps around chine regions with pressure gradients at

a Mach number of 6.6

[NASA-TP-2988] p 38 N90-23670

HYPERSONIC VEHICLES

Aerothermal tests of spherical dome protuberances on

a flat plate at a Mach number of 6.5

[NASA-TP-2631] p 35 N87-13664

Measured and predicted aerodynamic coefficients and

shock shapes for Aeroassist Flight Experiment (AFE)

configuration

[ NASA-TP-2956) p 11 N90-14185

HYPERSONIC WIND TUNNELS

Description and calibration of the Langley Hypersonic

CF4 tunnel: A facility for simulating low gamma flow as

occurs for a real gas

[NASA-TP-2384J p 37 N87-29778

Contamination of liquid oxygen by pressurized gaseous

nitrogen

[NASA-TP-2894] p 38 N89-19499

HYPERVELOCITY PROJECTILES

Trajectory characteristics and heating of hypervelocity

projectiles having large ballistic coefficients

[NASA-TP-2614] p 7 N88-19412

HYPOKINESIA

Joint US/USSR study: Comparison of effects of

horizontal and head-down bed rest

[NASA-TP-3037] p 60 N90-28965

HYSTERESIS

Parametric study of power absorption from

electromagnetic waves by small ferrite spheres

[NASA-TP-2949] p 66 N90-12282

ICE

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 1: Processing

and corrections of Seasat data over Greenland

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-1] p 54 N90-20562

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 2: Users' guide

for Greenland elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-2] p 54 N90-20563

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 4: Users' guide

for Antarctica elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-4] p 54 N90-20564

ICE ENVIRONMENTS

SeaRISE: A Multidisciplinary Research Initiative to

Predict Rapid Changes in Global Sea Level Caused by

Collapse of Marine Ice Sheets

[NASA-CP-30751 p 48 N90-22824

ICE MAPPING

Arctic Sea ice. 1973-1976: Satellite passive-microwave

observations

(NASA-SP-489) p58 N87-24870

Polar microwave brightness temperatures from

Nimbus-7 SMMR: Time series of daily and monthly maps

from 1978 to 1987

[NASA-RP-1223] p 48 N89-26275

Surface topography of the Greenland Ice Sheet from

satellite radar altimetry

[NASA-SP-503] p54 N90-22850

IMAGE ANALYSIS

Automated Reduction of Data from Images and

Holograms

[NASA-CP-2477] p6 N87-29432

Spatial Displays and Spatial Instruments

[NASA-CP-10032] p61 N90-22918

IMAGE ENHANCEMENT

A general solution to the silhouette problem

[NASA-TP-2695J p 61 N88-14629

Digital enhancement of flow field images

(NASA-TP-2770I p 62 N88-20833

IMAGE PROCESSING

Proceedings of the 5th Annual Users' Conference

(NASA-CP-23991 p 62 N87-10720

Sixth Annual Users' Conference — Transportable

Applications Executive (TAE)

(NASA-CP-24631 p 62 N87-23156

Experiments in encoding multilevel images as

quadtrees

(NASA-TP-2722] p 65 N87-28367

A general solution to the silhouette problem

[NASA-TP-2695] p 61 N88-14629

Digital enhancement of flow field images

INASA-TP-2770] p 62 N88-20833

Sensitivity of F-106B leading-edge-vortex images to

flight and vapor-screen parameters

(NASA-TP-2818) p8 N88-23760

The 1988 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-30091 p 64 N88-30330

Spatial vision processes: From the optical image to the

symbolic structures of contour information

[NASA-TP-28381 p 39 N89-13762

Proceedings of the Scientific Data Compression

Workshop

[NASA-CP-3025] p63 N89-22332

The 1989 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-3033I p 64 N89-26578

IMAGE RECONSTRUCTION

Visual Information Processing for Television and

Telerobotics

[NASA-CP-3053] p 40 N90-16204

IMAGING TECHNIQUES

Remote Sensing in Polarized Light

[NASA-CP-3014] p72 N89-14189

Proceedings of the Scientific Data Compression

Workshop

[NASA-CP-30251 p 63 N89-22332

Visual Information Processing for Television and

Telerobotics

[NASA-CP-3053] p40 N90-16204

Spatial interferometry in optical astronomy

(NASA-RP-1245) p 75 N90-28470

IMPACT DAMAGE

Low velocity instrumented impact testing of four new

damage tolerant carbon/epoxy composite systems

[NASA-TP-3029] p 29 N90-25198

A Protection And Detection Surface (PADS) for damage

tolerance

(NASA-TP-3011] p29 N90-27788

An examination of impact damage in glass-phenolic and

aluminum honeycomb core composite panels

[NASA-TP-3042] p 29 N90-27876

IMPACT STRENGTH

Instrumented impact and residual tensile strength testing

of eight-ply carbon eopoxy specimens

[NASA-TP-29811 p 29 N90-16007

IMPACT TESTS

Instrumented impact and residual tensile strength testing

of eight-ply carbon eopoxy specimens

| NASA-TP-29811 p 29 N90-16007

Low velocity instrumented impact testing of four new

damage tolerant carbon/epoxy composite systems

[NASA-TP-30291 p 29 N90-25198

IMPEDANCE

An electrochemical study of corrosion protection by

primer-topcoat systems on 4130 steel with ac impedance

and dc methods

INASA-TP-2820] p 30 N89-19406

IMPELLERS

Rotordynamic Instability Problems in High-Performance

Turbomachinery, 1988

(NASA-CP-3026J P 41 N89-22891

IN-FLIGHT MONITORING

In-flight surface oil-flow photographs with comparisons

to pressure distribution and boundary-layer data

[NASA-TP-2395] p4 N87-20966

INDEXES (DOCUMENTATION)

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 17)

[NASA-SP-7046(17)[ p 22 N87-29576

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of Special Publications, Reference Publications,

Conference Publications, and Technical Papers.

1977-1986

[NASA-SP-7063(01)J p 70 N87-30218

A performance index approach to aerodynamic design

with the use of analysis codes only

[NASA-TP-2805] p7 N88-18552

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of Special Publications, Reference Publications,

Conference Publications, and Technical Papers. 1987

(NASA-SP-7063(02)1 P 70 N88-22830

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 1: Explanatory supplement

(NASA-RP-t190-VOL-1) p 76 N89-14194

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(supplement 7)

[NASA-SP-7056(07)J p 25 N89-18522

Aeronautical engineering: A continuing bibliography with

indexes (supplement 242)

(NASA-SP-7037(242)) p2 N89-29304

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 62)

|NASA-SP-7041(62)) p 50 N89-29825

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 327)

[NASA-SP-7011(327)J p 60 N89-29951

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of special publications, reference publications, conference

publications, and technical papers, 1988

|NASA-SP-7063(03)] p 71 N90-10782

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 63)

(NASA-SP-7041(63)] p 50 N90-12091

NASA Thesaurus supplement: A four part cumulative

supplement to the 1988 edition of the NASA Thesaurus

(supplement 3)

[NASA-SP-7064-SUPPL-31 p 71 N90-22438

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(supplement 10)

(NASA-SP-7056110)) p 26 N90-25171

Aeronautical engineering: A continuing bibliography with

indexes (supplement 255)

[NASA-SP-7037(255)| p2 N90-27648

Aerospace medicine and biology: A continuing

bibliography with indexes (supplement 340)

[NASA-SP-7011(340)| p 60 N90-28963

INDUSTRIES

Orders of magnitude: A history of the NACA and NASA,

1915-1990

[NASA-SP-4406I p 81 N89-26805

INELASTIC SCATTERING

Eikonal solutions to optical model coupled-channel

equations

[NASA-TP-2830] p 68 N88-30402

INERT ATMOSPHERE

Spacecraft Fire Safety

(NASA-CP-24761 p 24 N88-12520

INERTIA

Effect of control surface mass unbalance on the stability

of a closed-loop active control system

[NASA-TP-2952I p 47 N90-12042

INERTIAL NAVIGATION

Development and evaluation of an airplane electronic

display format aligned with the inertial velocity vector

[NASA-TP-2648] p 16 N87-13438

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1985

[NASA-CP-24531 p1 N87-27596

INFLATABLE STRUCTURES

Free-Space Power Transmission

[NASA-CP-10016] p27 N90-21795

INFORMATION DISSEMINATION

Information resources management, 1984-1989: A

bibliography with indexes

[NASA-SP-7079I p 71 N90-27548

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

Information resources management, 1984-1989: A

bibliography with indexes

(NASA-SP-7079) p 71 N90-27548

INFORMATION RETRIEVAL

NASA thesaurus. Volume 3: Definitions

(NASA-SP-7064-VOL-3) p 70 N89-13301

NASA Thesaurus supplement: A four part cumulative

supplement to the 1988 edition of the NASA Thesaurus

(supplement 3)

[NASA-SP-7064-SUPPL-3] p 71 N90-22438

Information resources management, 1984-1989: A

bibliography with indexes

1 NASA-SP-7079] p 71 N90-27548

INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Sixth Annual Users' Conference — Transportable

Applications Executive (TAE)

[NASA-CP-2463] p 62 N87-23156

The NASA scientific and technical information system:

Its scope and coverage

[NASA-SP-7065] p 71 N89-15779

Second Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1988)

[NASA-CP-3019] p61 N89-19817

Information resources management, 1984-1989: A

bibliography with indexes

I NASA-SP-7079 ] p71 N90-27548

A-26
SUBJECT INDEX JET AIRCRAFT

INFORMATION TRANSFER

Airborne Wind Shear Detection and Warning Systems:

First Combined Manufacturers' and Technologists'

Conference

[NASA-CP-10006] p 12 N88-17616

INFRARED ASTRONOMY

Infrared source cross-index, first edition

INASA-RP-1182] p 73 N87-22573

Essays in Space Science

INASA-CP-2464) p 72 N87-24247

Star Formation in Galaxies

[NASA-CP-2466] p 73 N87-24266

Workshop on Technology Development Issues for the

Large Deployable Reflector (LDR)

[NASA-CP-2407] p75 N88-20235

Far infrared supplement: Catalog of infrared

observations, second edition

[NASA-RP-1205] p 74 N88-30545

Automatic classification of spectra from the Infrared

Astronomical Satellite (IRAS)

[NASA-RP-1217] p 75 N90-10807

INFRARED ASTRONOMY SATELLITE

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 1: Explanatory supplement

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-1] p76 N89-14194

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 5: The point source catalog declination

range -30 deg greater than delta greater than -50 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-5] p 76 N89-14195

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 4: The point source catalog declination

range 0 deg greater than delta greater than -30 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-4] p 76 N89-14196

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 2: The point source catalog declination

range 90 deg greater than delta greater than 30 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-2J p 76 N89-14197

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 6: The point source catalog declination

range -50 deg greater than delta greater than -90 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-6) p 76 N89-14198

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 7: The small scale structure catalog

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-7] p 76 N89-14199

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 3: The point source catalog declination

range 30 deg greater than delta greater than 0 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-3] p 77 N89-14201

INFRARED DETECTORS

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Ozone and nitric acid

[NASA-TP-2625] p 51 N87-13022

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Water vapor and nitrogen dioxide

[NASA-TP-2761] p 56 N88-14572

INFRARED RADIATION

Atlas of absorption lines from 0 to 17900 cm (sup)-1

[NASA-RP-1188] p49 N87-28955

Catalog of infrared observations. Part 2: Appendixes

[NASA-RP-1196-PT-2-ED-2] p 74 N88-16615

The Cassini mission: Infrared and microwave

spectroscopic measurements

[NASA-RP-1213] p78 N89-16709

Nimpus-7 Stratospheric and Mesospheric Sounder

(SAMS) experiment data user's guide

[NASA-RP-1221] p53 N89-26304

INFRARED RADIOMETERS

Noncontact Temperature Measurement

[NASA-CP-2503] p 32 N88-23895

Determination of combustion gas temperatures by

infrared radiometry in sooting and nonsooting flames

[NASA-TP-2900] p 38 N89-25409

INFRARED SOURCES (ASTRONOMY)

Infrared source cross-index, first edition

[NASA-RP-1182] p73 N87-22573

Catalog of infrared observations. Part 1: Data

[NASA-RP-1196-PT-1-ED-2] p 73 N88-15738

Catalog of infrared observations. Part 2: Appendixes

[NASA-RP-1196-PT-2-ED-2] p 74 N88-16615

Far infrared supplement: Catalog of infrared

observations, second edition

(NASA-RP-1205] P 74 N88-30545

INFRARED SPECTRA

Infrared Observations of Comets Halley and Wilson and

Properties of the Grains

[NASA-CP-3004] P 74 N89-13330

A high-resolution atlas of the infrared spectrum of the

sun and the earth atmosphere from space. A compilation

of ATMOS spectra of the region from 650 to 4800 cm-1

(2.3 to 16 microns). Volume 2: Stratosphere and

mesosphere, 650 to 3350 cm-1

[NASA-RP-1224-VOL-2] P 53 N89-28969

Automatic classification of spectra from the Infrared

Astronomical Satellite (IRAS)

[NASA-RP-12171 p75 N90-10807

A high-resolution atlas of the infrared spectrum of the

Sun and the Earth atmosphere from space: A compilation

of ATMOS spectra of the region from 650 to 4800 cm

(2.3 to 16 micron). Volume 1: The Sun

INASA-RP-1224-VOL-1) p 53 N90-13893

Spatial interferometry in optical astronomy

(NASA-RP-1245] p 75 N90-28470

INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY

A high-resolution atlas of the infrared spectrum of the

sun and the earth atmosphere from space. A compilation

of ATMOS spectra of the region from 650 to 4800 cm-1

(2.3 to 16 microns). Volume 2: Stratosphere and

mesosphere, 650 to 3350 cm-1

[NASA-RP-1224-VOL-2] p 53 N89-28969

INFRARED TELESCOPES

Workshop on Technology Development Issues for the

Large Deployable Reflector (LDR)

(NASA-CP-2407] p 75 N88-20235

INGESTION (ENGINES)

Proceedings of the 1985 NASA Ames Research Center's

Ground-Effects Workshop

(NASA-CP-2462J p 5 N87-24410

Measurements of flow rate and trajectory of aircraft

tire-generated water spray

(NASA-TP-2718J p 14 N87-24458

INGOTS

Oxidation characteristics of Ti-14AI-21Nb ingot alloy

(NASA-TP-3012) p31 N90-25206

INHOMOGENEITY

A procedure for computing surface wave trajectories on

an inhomogeneous surface

[NASA-TP-2929] p 10 N89-26811

INLET FLOW

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 3: Internal Fluid Mechanics

Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-3] p 18 N88-15790

Numerical simulation of scramjet inlet flow fields

[NASA-TP-2517] p8 N88-23735

Rotor induced-inflow-ratio measurements and CAMRAD

calculations

[NASA-TP-2946] p11 N90-15882

INSPECTION

Electronics reliability and measurement technology

[NASA-CP-2472] . p 42 N87-27204

INSTALLING

Evaluation of installed performance of a

wing-tip-mounted pusher turboprop on a semispan wing

[NASA-TP-2739] p 14 N87-26041

Integration effects of pylon geometry on a high-wing

transport airplane

[NASA-TP-2877] p9 N89-15888

INSTRUMENT APPROACH

Jet transport flight operations using cockpit display of

traffic information during instrument meteorological

conditions: Simulation evaluation

[NASA-TP-2567] p 12 N87-29469

INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) encoder handbook for

Aydin Vector MMP-600 series system

[NASA-RP-1171] p33 N87-11916

A technique for evaluating the application of the pin-level

stuck-at fault model to VLSI circuits

[NASA-TP-2738] p 42 N87-28025

Universal test fixture for monolithic mm-wave integrated

circuits calibrated with an augmented TRD algorithm

[NASA-TP-28751 p 34 N89-17767

INTEGRATORS

Rotorcraft flight-propulsion control integration: An

eclectic design concept

[NASA-TP-2815] p 19 N88-19475

INTERACTIONAL AERODYNAMICS

Supercomputing in Aerospace

[NASA-CP-2454J p5 N87-25998

Transonic Symposium: Theory, Application, and

Experiment, volume 1, part 2

[NASA-CP-3020-VOL-1-PT-2] p9 N89-20942

INTERACTIVE CONTROL

NASA/DOD Control/Structures Interaction Technology,

1986

[NASA-CP-2447-PT-2] p 25 N87-24495

User's manual for interactive LINEAR: A FORTRAN

program to derive linear aircraft models

[NASA-TP-2835] p 65 N89-16437

INTERFACES

Effect of LID (Registered) processing on the

microstructure and mechanical properties of TJ-6AI-4V and

Ti-6AI-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo titanium foil-gauge materials

(NASA-TP-2677] p 30 N87-18644

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

Orders of magnitude: A history of the NACA and NASA,

1915-1990

[NASA-SP-4406] p81 N89-26805

INTERPLANETARY DUST

Carbon in the Galaxy: Studies from Earth and Space

INASA-CP-3061] p73 N90-27562

INTERPLANETARY NAVIGATION

The effect of interplanetary trajectory options on a

manned Mars aerobrake configuration

INASA-TP-3019] p24 N90-26036

INTERPLANETARY TRAJECTORIES

The effect of interplanetary trajectory options on a

manned Mars aerobrake configuration

(NASA-TP-3019) p24 N90-26036

INTERPOLATION

Quantitative analysis of the reconstruction performance

of interpolants

(NASA-TP-2688) p 65 N87-22441

INTERSTELLAR CHEMISTRY

Experiments in Planetary and Related Sciences and the

Space Station

INASA-CP-2494] p 72 N89-14998

Carbon in the Galaxy: Studies from Earth and Space

[NASA-CP-3061] p73 N90-27562

INTERSTELLAR MATTER

Catalog of open clusters and associated interstellar

matter

[NASA-RP-12021 p76 N88-29652

Commentary on interstellar matter associated with 18

open clusters

(NASA-RP-12291 p 77 N89-27612

INVENTIONS

Significant NASA inventions. Available for licensing in

foreign countries

[NASA-SP-7038(04)J p 72 N87-70425

INVERSIONS

Lewis inverse design code (LINDES): Users manual

[NASA-TP-2676I p4 N87-20238

INVESTIGATION

Investigation of the effects of cobalt ions on epoxy

properties

INASA-TP-2639] p 31 N87-12680

Flight investigation of the effects of an outboard

wing-leading-edge modification on stall/spin

characteristics of a low-wing, single-engine, T-tail light

airplane

[NASA-TP-2691] p 14 N87-23614

INVISCID FLOW

Calculation of viscous effects on transonic flow for

oscillating airfoils and comparisons with experiment

(NASA-TP-2731J p6 N87-27622

Supersonic aerodynamics of delta wings

[NASA-TP-2771] p7 N88-17615

An approximate method for calculating

three-dimensional inviscid hypersonic flow fields

[NASA-TP-30181 p39 N90-27066

ION BEAMS

Benchmark solutions for the galactic ion transport

equations: Energy and spatially dependent problems

[NASA-TP-2878] p 79 N89-16714

ION PLATING

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

untreated and ion-textured titanium

[NASA-TP-2902] p 30 N89-17650

IONIC COLLISIONS

Eikonal solutions to optical model coupled-channel

equations

[NASA-TP-2830] p 68 N88-30402

IONIC MOBILITY

Benchmark solutions for the galactic ion transport

equations: Energy and spatially dependent problems

[NASA-TP-2878] p 79 N89-16714

IONS

Investigation of the effects of cobalt ions on epoxy

properties

[NASA-TP-2639] p 31 N87-12680

Cosmic ray heavy ion LET mapping for aluminum, silicon,

and tissue targets

[NASA-RP-1180] p79 N87-25984

IUE

International ultraviolet explorer spectral atlas of

planetary nebulae, central stars, and related objects

INASA-RP-1203] p76 N88-28843

JET AIRCRAFT

Jet transport flight operations using cockpit display of

traffic information during instrument meteorological

conditions: Simulation evaluation

| NASA-TP-25671 p 12 N87-29469

Effect of empennage arrangement on single-engine

nozzle/afterbody static pressures at transonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2753] p6 N88-10771

Comparison of flying qualities derived from in-flight and

ground-based simulators for a jet-transport airplane for the

approach and landing pilot tasks

[NASA-TP-2962] p 20 N90-11757

A-27
JET AIRCRAFT NOISE SUBJECT INDEX

JET AIRCRAFT NOISE

Shock structure and noise of supersonic jets in simulated

flight to Mach 0.4

(NASA-TP-2785) p 67 N88-16510

Annoyance caused by advanced turboprop aircraft

flyover noise: Single-rotating propeller configuration

[NASA-TP-2782) p 67 N88-17441

JET ENGINES

Jet model for slot film cooling with effect of free-stream

and coolant turbulence

(NASA-TP-2655) p 36 N87-18034

Effect of empennage arrangement on single-engine

nozzle/afterbody static pressures at transonic speeds

(NASA-TP-2753) p6 N88-10771

JET EXHAUST

Multiscale turbulence effects in supersonic jets

exhausting into still air

[NASA-TP-2707J p 36 N87-24672

Influence of base modifications on in-flight base drag

in the presence of jet exhaust for Mach numbers from

0.7 to 1.5

[NASA-TP-2802] p 37 N88-18881

JET FLOW

Hot-jet simulation in cryogenic wind tunnels

INASA-RP-1220) p 15 N89-2344B

JET VANES

Effects of the installation and operation of jet-exhaust

yaw vanes on the longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of the F-14 airplane

INASA-TP-2769I p6 N88-12455

JOINTS (JUNCTIONS)

The 20th Aerospace Mechanics Symposium

[NASA-CP-2423-REV] p 43 N87-16321

Modeling of joints for the dynamic analysis of truss

structures

(NASA-TP-2661) p 43 N87-20567

Structural Dynamics and Control Interaction of Flexible

Structures

[NASA-CP-2467-PT-2] p 23 N87-22729

Effects of variables upon pyrotechnically induced shock

response spectra, part 2

INASA-TP-2872] p 45 N89-13814

JUPITER ATMOSPHERE

The Jovian Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-2441] p77 N87-17598

Time-Variable Phenomena in the Jovian System

[NASA-SP-494J p78 N89-28474

JUPITER RINGS

Time-Variable Phenomena in the Jovian System

[NASA-SP-494I p 78 N89-28474

JUPITER SATELLITES

Time-Variable Phenomena in the Jovian System

[NASA-SP-494] p 78 N89-28474

K STARS

FGK stars and T Tauri stars: Monograph series on

nonthermal phenomena in stellar atmospheres

[NASA-SP-502) p77 N90-18344

KALMAN FILTERS

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Ozone and nitric acid

[NASA-TP-2625J p 51 N87-13022

KAONS

Kaon-nucleus scattering

[NASA-TP-29201 p 80 N89-25103

KAPTON (TRADEMARK)

Spectroscopic comparison of effects of electron

radiation on mechanical properties of two polyimides

[NASA-TP-2663] p 27 N87-18611

KEPLER LAWS

Forbidden tangential orbit transfers between intersecting

Kepteman orbits

[NASA-TP-3031J p 23 N90-26028

KEROSENE

High-pressure calorimeter chamber tests for liquid

oxygen/kerosene (LOX/RP-1) rocket combustion

[NASA-TP-2862] p 27 N89-15979

KINEMATICS

Theory of gearing

[NASA-RP-1212) p42 N90-19593

KINETIC THEORY

A second-order accurate kinetic-theory-based method

for inviscid compressible flows

(NASA-TP-2613] p 36 N87-18783

KNOWLEDGE

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence tor Space

Applications, part 1

INASA-CP-2492-PI-1] p 62 N88-16360

KNOWLEDGE BASES (ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE)

Second Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1988)

[NASA-CP-3019] p61 N89-19817

A knowledge-based tool for multilevel decomposition of

a complex design problem

[NASA-TP-2903] p 63 N89-23181

Third Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1989)

|NASA-CP-3059| p62 N90-25503

Fifth Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

(NASA-CP-3073) p63 N90-27275

LABORATORY EQUIPMENT

Controlled Ecological Life Support System. Design,

Development, and Use of a Ground-Based Plant Growth

Module

[NASA-CP-2479I p 60 N88-13852

LABYRINTH SEALS

Three-step labyrinth seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-1848] p36 N87-23921

LAMINAR BOUNDARY LAYER

Aerothermal tests of spherical dome protuberances on

a flat plate at a Mach number of 6.5

[NASA-TP-26311 p 35 N87-13664

The NASA Langley Laminar-Flow-Control (LFC)

experiment on a swept, supercritical airfoil: Design

overview

[NASA-TP-2809I p8 N88-21117

Aerothermal tests of quilted dome models on a flat plate

at a Mach number of 6.5

(NASA-TP-28041 p 37 N88-22325

A review of high-speed, convective, heat-transfer

computation methods

[NASA-TP-2914] p 38 N89-27116

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 1

(NASA-CP-2487-PT-1) p 10 N90-12503

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 2

(NASA-CP-2487-PT-2I p 10 N90-12519

Experimental and theoretical aerodynamic

characteristics of a high-lift semispan wing model

[NASA-TP-2990] p11 N90-20046

LAMINAR FLOW

Velocity profiles in laminar diffusion flames

(NASA-TP-2596) p 36 N87.18035

The NASA Langley Laminar-Flow-Control (LFC)

experiment on a swept, supercritical airfoil: Design

overview

[NASA-TP-2809I p8 N88-21117

Laminar Flow Aircraft Certification

[NASA-CP-2413] p8 N88-23737

Mixing and Demixing Processes in Multiphase Flows

With Application to Propulsion Systems

INASA-CP-3006) p37 N89-11153

Drag measurements on a laminar-flow body of revolution

in the 13-inch magnetic suspension and balance system

[NASA-TP-2895I p9 N89-19232

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 1

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-1] p 10 N90-12503

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 2

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-2] p 10 N90-12519

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 3

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-3I p 10 N90-12539

Simulated-airline-service flight tests of laminar-flow

control with perforated-surface suction system

(NASA-TP-2966] p 16 N90-17627

LAMINAR FLOW AIRFOILS

Wind-tunnel investigation of a full-scale general aviation

airplane equipped with an advanced natural laminar flow

wing

[NASA-TP-2772) p6 N88-10009

Laminar Flow Aircraft Certification

(NASA-CP-24131 p8 N88-23737

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 1

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-1) p 10 N90-12503

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 2

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-2] P 10 N90-12519

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 3

(NASA-CP-2487-PT-3I P 10 N90-12539

LAMINATES

Three-dimensional analysis of a postbuckled embedded

delamination

[NASA-TP-2823] p 44 N88-26684

Evaluation of energy absorption of new concepts of

aircraft composite subfloor intersections

(NASA-TP-29511 p 16 N90-26823

LANDFORMS

Geomorphology from space: A global overview of

regional landforms

(NASA-SP-486] p47 N87-18139

LANDING

Effect of motion cues during complex curved approach

and landing tasks: A piloted simulation study

[NASA-TP-2773) p 14 N88-12480

LANDING GEAR

Langley Aircraft Landing Dynamics Facility

(NASA-RP-11891 p 21' N87-29544

Cornering characteristics of the main-gear tire of the

space shuttle orbiter

[NASA-TP-2790] p 14 N88-18583

Modeling and analysis of the space shuttle nose-gear

tire with semianalytic finite elements

(NASA-TP-297T) p 42 N90-19595

LANDING SITES

Mars landing site catalog

INASA-RP-1238] p 78 N90-27607

LANDSAT 4

LANDSAT-4 and LANDSAT-5 multispectral scanner

coherent noise characterization and removal

(NASA-TP-2595-REVI p 49 N89-12114

LANDSAT S

LANDSAT-4 and LANDSAT-5 multispectral scanner

coherent noise characterization and removal

INASA-TP-2595-REV] p 49 N89-12114

LARGE DEPLOYABLE REFLECTOR

Workshop on Technology Development Issues for the

Large Deployable Reflector (LDR)

[NASA-CP-2407] p 75 N88-20235

LARGE SPACE STRUCTURES

Solar array flight dynamic experiment

[NASA-TP-2598) p 23 N87-12581

NASA/DOD Control/Structures Interaction Technology,

1986

[NASA-CP-2447-PT-1) p 24 N87-16014

Solar array flight experiment/dynamic augmentation

experiment

[NASA-TP-2690I p 26 N87-20380

Modeling of joints for the dynamic analysis of truss

structures

[NASA-TP-2661] p 43 N87-20567

Space station structures and dynamics test program

INASA-TP-2710) p43 N87-20568

Structural Dynamics and Control Interaction of Flexible

Structures

[NASA-CP-2467-PT-1] p 23 N87-22702

Structural Dynamics and Control Interaction of Flexible

Structures

[NASA-CP-2467-PT-2] p 23 N87-22729

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 17)

[NASA-SP-7046(17)| p 22 N87-29576

The 21st Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

INASA-CP-2470) p 43 N87-29858

Workshop on Technology Development Issues for the

Large Deployable Reflector (LDR)

| NASA-CP-24071 p 75 N88-20235

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 18)

|NASA-SP-7046(18» p 22 N88-27214

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 3

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-3) p 15 N89-25201

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 20)

[NASA-SP-7046(20)l p 26 N89-26037

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, parts

INASA-CP-10012-PT-3] p 46 N89-29799

Earth Science Geostationary Platform Technology

INASA-CP-3040] p24 N90-19249

NASA/DOD Controls-Structures Interaction Technology

1989

[NASA-CP-3041] p26 N90-21062

The 24th Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

[NASA-CP-3062] p 47 N90-22079

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 22)

[NASA-SP-7046(22)] p 26 N90-26056

LASER ANEMOMETERS

Three component laser anemometer measurements in

an annular cascade of core turbine vanes with contoured

end wall

(NASA-TP-2846] p8 N89-10844

Laser anemometer measurements in a transonic

axial-flow fan rotor

[NASA-TP-2879I p 38 N90-11245

LASER APPLICATIONS

Thirteenth International Laser Radar Conference

[NASA-CP-24311 p 39 N87-10263

Solar array flight dynamic experiment

I NASA-TP-25981 p 23 N87-12581

A-28
SUBJECT INDEX LONGITUDINAL STABILITY

LASER BEAMS

NASA Laser Light Scattering Advanced Technology

Development Workshop. 1988

(NASA-CP-10033) p40 N90-17085

Mode-medium instability and its correction with a

Gaussian reflectivity mirror

[NASA-TP-3023] p 68 N90-25673

LASER DOPPLER VELOCIMETERS

Frequency domain laser velocimeter signal processor

A new signal processing scheme

[NASA-TP-2735] p 40 N87-27994

Laser-velocimeter-measured flow field around an

advanced, swept, eight-blade propeller at Mach 0.8

(NASA-TP-2462) p2 N90-20942

LASER OUTPUTS

Evaluation of diffuse-illumination holographic

cinematography in a flutter cascade

[NASA-TP-2593) p 39 N87-13731

LASER PLASMA INTERACTIONS

Laser-powered MHO generators for space application

[NASA-TP-2621) p68 N87-10764

LASER POWER BEAMING

Second Beamed Space-Power Workshop

[NASA-CP-3037] p 27 N90-10140

Diode laser satellite systems for beamed power

transmission

[NASA-TP-2992] p 40 N90-24585

LASER PROPULSION

Second Beamed Space-Power Workshop

[NASA-CP-30371 p 27 N90-10140

LASER STABILITY

Mode-medium instability and its correction with a

Gaussian reflectivity mirror

[NASA-TP-3023] p 68 N90-25673

LASERS

Thirteenth International Laser Radar Conference

[NASA-CP-2431] p 39 N87-10263

LASING

Mode-medium instability and its correction with a

Gaussian reflectivity mirror

[NASA-TP-30231 p 68 N90-25673

LATERAL CONTROL

Subsonic longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of a forward-swept-wing fighter

configuration at angles of attack up to 47 deg

[NASA-TP-2727] p6 N87-26874

LATERAL STABILITY

Subsonic longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of a forward-swept-wing fighter

configuration at angles of attack up to 47 deg

(NASA-TP-2727) p6 N87-26874

Effects of the installation and operation of jet-exhaust

yaw vanes on the longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of the F-14 airplane

[NASA-TP-2769] p6 N88-12455

LATTICES

Continuum modeling of large lattice structures: Status

and projections

[NASA-TP-2767) p 25 N88-14115

LAUNCHING

A synchronous data analyzer for the Minimum Delay

Data Format (MDDF) and Launch Trajectory Acquisition

System (LTAS)

[NASA-TP-2743] p 34 N87-24590

LEADING EDGE FLAPS

Investigation of leading-edge flap performance on delta

and double-delta wings at supersonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2656] p4 N87-20233

LEADING EDGES

Flight investigation of the effects of an outboard

wing-leading-edge modification on stall/spin

characteristics of a low-wing, single-engine, T-tail light

airplane

[NASA-TP-2691] p 14 N87-23614

Sensitivity of F-106B leading-edge-vortex images to

flight and vapor-screen parameters

[NASA-TP-2818] p8 N88-23760

Simulated-airline-service flight tests of laminar-flow

control with perforated-surface suction system

[NASA-TP-2966] p 16 N90-17627

LEAKAGE

Three-step cylindrical seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-18491 p 36 N87-24639

LEE WAVES

Study of lee-side flows over conically cambered delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 1

[NASA-TP-2660-PT-1I p5 N87-23597

UBRATION

A lunar far-side very low frequency array

(NASA-CP-3039) P 75 N90-10805

LICENSING

Significant NASA inventions. Available for licensing in

foreign countries

[NASA-SP-7038(04)j p 72 N87-70425

LIFE (DURABILITY)

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology. 1984

[NASA-CP-2339) p 43 N87-11180

Predicted effect ot dynamic load on pitting fatigue lite

for low-contact-ratio spur gears

(NASA-TP-2610) • p 41 N87-18095

Life prediction of thermomechanical fatigue using total

strain version of strainrange partitioning (SRP): A

proposal

[NASA-TP-27791 p 44 N88-15263

Thermal Barrier Coatings. Abstracts and figures

(NASA-CP-10019J p31 N89-13642

Proceedings of the LDEF Materials Data Analysis

Workshop

[NASA-CP-100461 p28 N90-26075

LIFT

Low-speed, high-lift aerodynamic characteristics of

slender, hypersonic accelerator-type configurations

[NASA-TP-29451 p 10 N90-10830

Powered-lift aircraft technology

[NASA-SP-5011 p15 N90-12589

LIFT AUGMENTATION

Large-scale static investigation of

circulation-control-wing concepts applied to upper

surface-blowing aircraft

[NASA-TP-2684] p 13 N87-15959

LIFT DEVICES

A closed-form trim solution yielding minimum trim drag

for airplanes with multiple longitudinal-control effectors

[NASA-TP-2907] p 20 N89-23468

LIFT DRAG RATIO

Effect of milling machine roughness and wing dihedral

on the supersonic aerodynamic characteristics of a highly

swept wing

INASA-TP-2918] p 10 N89-25117

LIGHT AIRCRAFT

Piloted simulation study of the effects of an automated

trim system on flight characteristics of a light twin-engine

airplane with one engine inoperative

[NASA-TP-2633] p3 N87-10843

LIGHT SCATTERING

NASA Laser Light Scattering Advanced Technology

Development Workshop, 1988

[NASA-CP-10033] p40 N90-17085

LIGHTNING

New methods and results for quantification of

lightning-aircraft electrodynamics

[NASA-TP-2737J p4 N87-21871

LIMB DARKENING

Summary of along-track data from the earth radiation

budget satellite for several representative ocean regions

(NASA-RP-1206) p 56 N89-14634

Limb-darkening functions as derived from along-track

operation of the ERBE scanning radiometer for January

1985

[NASA-RP-1214] p 56 N89-17374

Angular radiation models for earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 2: Longwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184-VOL-2] p 57 N89-20587

LINE SPECTRA

Atlas of absorption lines from 0 to 17900 cm (sup)-1

[NASA-RP-1188] p49 N87-28955

LINEAR ENERGY TRANSFER (LET)

Cosmic ray heavy ion LET mapping for aluminum, silicon,

and tissue targets

[NASA-RP-1180] p79 N87-25984

LINEAR SYSTEMS

Derivation and definition of a linear aircraft model

[NASA-RP-1207] p 19 N89-15123

User's manual for interactive LINEAR: A FORTRAN

program to derive linear aircraft models

[NASA-TP-2835] p 65 N89-16437

Integrated tools for control-system analysis

[NASA-TP-2885] p 20 N89-19309

A transient response method for linear coupled

substructures

[NASA-TP-2926] p 23 N90-13444

LINEARITY

Applicability of linearized-theory attached-flow methods

to design and analysis of flap systems at low speeds for

thin swept wings with sharp leading edges

[NASA-TP-2653] p3 N87-15174

LINEARIZATION

User's manual for LINEAR, a FORTRAN program to

derive linear aircraft models

[NASA-TP-27681 p 65 N88-21740

LININGS

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1984

]NASA-CP-2339] p 43 N87-11180

Conventionally cast and forged copper alloy for

high-heat-flux thrust chambers

[NASA-TP-2694] p 30 N87-16902

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1985

[NASA-CP-2405] p43 N88-11140

LIQUID NITROGEN

Contamination of liquid oxygen by pressurized gaseous

nitrogen

[NASA-TP-2894) p 38 N89-19499

LIQUID OXYGEN

High-pressure calorimeter chamber tests for liquid

oxygen/kerosene (LOX/RP-1) rocket combustion

[NASA-TP-2862] p 27 N89-15979

Contamination of liquid oxygen by pressurized gaseous

nitrogen

I NASA-TP-28941 p 38 NB9-19499

LIQUID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

Preliminary design of turbopumps and related

machinery

[NASA-RP-1170] p3 N87-17665

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1988.

volume 1

[NASA-CP-3012-VOL-1] p 27 N90-28611

LIQUID ROCKET PROPELLANTS

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1988,

volume 1

[NASA-CP-3012-VOL-1] p 27 N90-28611

LIQUID-VAPOR INTERFACES

Workshop on Two-Phase Fluid Behavior in a Space

Environment

[NASA-CP-3043] p 38 N89-26184

LIQUIDS

Effect of LID (Registered) processing on the

microstructure and mechanical properties of Ti-6AI-4V and

Ti-6AI-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo titanium foil-gauge materials

[NASA-TP-2677] p 30 N87-18644

LITHIUM SULFUR BATTERIES

The 1985 Goddard Space Flight Center Battery

Workshop

[ NASA-CP-2434 ] p 34 N87-11072

The 1986 Goddard Space Flight Center Battery

Workshop

[NASA-CP-2486] p 35 N88-11021

LOAD TESTS

Cyclic loads tests of carbon involute solid rocket motor

outer boot ring segments

[NASA-TP-2884] p 45 N89-16192

Evaluation of a strain-gage load calibration on a

low-aspect-ratio wing structure at elevated temperature

[NASA-TP-2921] p 46 N89-28034

LOADS (FORCES)

Application of Newton's method to the postbuckling of

rings under pressure loadings

[NASA-TP-2941] p 46 N89-29811

A transient response method for linear coupled

substructures

[NASA-TP-2926] p 23 N90-13444

Integrated force method versus displacement method

for finite element analysis

[NASA-TP-2937] p 47 N90-18081

Fastener design manual

[NASA-RP-1228] p 42 N90-18740

LOGISTICS

First Annual Workshop on Space Operations Automation

and Robotics (SOAR 87)

[NASA-CP-2491] p61 N88-17206

LONG DURATION EXPOSURE FACILITY

Proceedings of the LDEF Materials Data Analysis

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10046] p28 N90-26075

LONG TERM EFFECTS

Five year global dataset: NMC operational analyses

(1978101982)

[NASA-RP-1194] p55 N87-29996

LONG WAVE RADIATION

Atlas of wide-field-of-view outgoing longwave radiation

derived from Nimbus 6 Earth radiation budget data set,

July 1975 to June 1978

[NASA-RP-1185] p55 N87-26489

Angular radiation models for earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 2: Longwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184-VOL-2] p 57 N89-20587

LONGITUDINAL CONTROL

Steady and unsteady transonic pressure measurements

on a clipped delta wing for pitching and control-surface

oscillations

[NASA-TP-2594] p8 N88-28895

Longitudinal stability and control characteristics of the

Quiet Short-Haul Research Aircraft (QSRA)

INASA-TP-2965] p 20 N90-17639

LONGITUDINAL STABILITY

Effects of the installation and operation of jet-exhaust

yaw vanes on the longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of the F-14 airplane

(NASA-TP-27691 p6 N88-12455

Longitudinal stability and control characteristics of the

Quiet Snort-Haul Research Aircraft (QSRA)

[NASA-TP-2965] p 20 N90-17639

A-29
LOW ASPECT RATIO WINGS SUBJECT INDEX

LOW ASPECT RATIO WINGS

Evaluation of a strain-gage load calibration on a

low-aspect-ratio wing structure at elevated temperature

(NASA-TP-2921) p46 N89-28034

LOW SPEED

Applicability of linearized-theory attached-flow methods

to design and analysis of flap systems at low speeds for

thin swept wings with sharp leading edges

INASA-TP-2653J p3 N87-15174

Piloted simulator study of allowable time delays in

large-airplane response

(NASA-TP-2652) p 19 N87-16849

Flight characteristics of the AD-1 oblique-wing research

aircraft

[NASA-TP-22231 p 19 N87-18570

Piloted-simulation study of effects of vortex flaps on

low-speed handling qualities of a Delta-wing airplane

(NASA-TP-27471 p 19 N87-26922

Low-speed aerodynamic characteristics of a twin-engine

general aviation configuration with aft-fuselage-mounted

pusher propellers

[NASA-TP-2763] p6 N87-29462

A review of technologies applicable to low-speed flight

of high-performance aircraft investigated in the Langley

14- x 22-foot subsonic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2796] p7 N88-20264

Low velocity instrumented impact testing of four new

damage tolerant carbon/epoxy composite systems

[NASA-TP-3029J p29 N90-25198

LOW SPEED WIND TUNNELS

Comparison between design and installed acoustic

characteristics of NASA Lewis 9- by 15-foot low-speed

wind tunnel acoustic treatment

[NASA-TP-2996] p 22 N90-19242

LOW TEMPERATURE

Low-Temperature CO-Oxidation Catalysts for Long-Life

CO2 Lasers

[NASA-CP-30761 p 40 N90-24586

LOWER BODY NEGATIVE PRESSURE

Joint US/USSR study: Comparison of effects of

horizontal and head-down bed rest

(NASA-TP-30371 p 60 N90-28965

LUBRICANTS

The 23rd Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

INASA-CP-30321 p 46 N89-23892

Influence of the deposition conditions on radiofrequency

magnetron sputtered MoS2 films

[NASA-TP-2994] p 33 N90-21210

LUBRICATING OILS

Liquid lubrication in space

{NASA-RP-12401 p 42 N90-28063

LUBRICATION

Liquid lubrication in space

[NASA-RP-1240] p 42 N90-28063

LUBRICATION SYSTEMS

Liquid lubrication in space

[NASA-RP-12401 p42 N90-28063

LUNAR BASES

Status and future of lunar geoscience

(NASA-SP-484) p77 N87-19322

Solar-flare shielding with Regolith at a lunar-base site

(NASA-TP-2869) p 79 N89-14210

Future Astronomical Observatories on the Moon

[NASA-CP-2489] p 74 N89-15810

Second Beamed Space-Power Workshop

[NASA-CP-3037] p 27 N90-10140

A lunar far-side very low frequency array

[NASA-CP-3039] p 75 N90-10805

Geoscience and a Lunar Base: A Comprehensive Plan

for Lunar Exploration

(NASA-CP-3070] p 78 N90-25030

LUNAR ECLIPSES

Fifty year canon of lunar eclipses: 1986-2035

INASA-RP-1216] p75 N90-18342

LUNAR EXPLORATION

OEXP Analysis Tools Workshop

[NASA-CP-100131 p63 N89-11407

Report of the In Situ Resources Utilization Workshop

(NASA-CP-3017) p72 N89-14188

Where no man has gone before: A history of Apollo

lunar exploration missions

[NASA-SP-4214) p8l N89-25946

Geoscience and a Lunar Base: A Comprehensive Plan

for Lunar Exploration

[NASA-CP-30701 p 78 N90-25030

LUNAR OBSERVATORIES

Future Astronomical Observatories on the Moon

[NASA-CP-2489) p 74 N89-15810

LUNAR SOIL

Lunar Helium-3 and Fusion Power

[NASA-CP-10018] p69 N89-14842

LUNAR SURFACE

Solar-flare shielding with Regolith at a lunar-base site

[ NASA-TP-2869) p 79 N89-14210

M

M STARS

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492) P75 N88-11592

MACH NUMBER

Experimental evaluation of wall Mach number

distributions of the octagonal test section proposed for

NASA Lewis Research Center's altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2666] P 21 N87-17717

Mach 6 experimental and theoretical stability and

performance of a cruciform missile at angles of attack

up to 65 degrees

[NASA-TP-2733] p5 N87-23592

Multiaxis control power from thrust vectoring for a

supersonic fighter aircraft model at Mach 0.20 to 2.47

(NASA-TP-2712) P5 N87-24433

Effect of Reynolds number variation on aerodynamics

of a hydrogen-fueled transport concept at Mach 6

[NASA-TP-2728J p5 N87-26031

Description and calibration of the Langley Hypersonic

CF4 tunnel: A facility for simulating low gamma flow as

occurs for a real gas

[NASA-TP-2384] p 37 N87-29778

Shock structure and noise of supersonic jets in simulated

flight to Mach 0.4

(NASA-TP-2785) p 67 N88-16510

Influence of base modifications on in-flight base drag

in the presence of jet exhaust for Mach numbers from

0.7 to 1.5

[NASA-TP-2802] p 37 N88-18881

Galileo probe parachute test program: Wake properties

of the Galileo probe at Mach numbers from 0.25 to 0.95

[NASA-RP-1130] p37 N88-18884

Aeropropulsive characteristics of isolated combined

turbojet/ramjet nozzles at Mach numbers from 0 to 1.20

[NASA-TP-2814] p8 N88-23757

Fluctuating pressures measured beneath a

high-temperature, turbulent boundary layer on a flat plate

at Mach number of 5

[NASA-TP-2947] p 67 N90-10680

Fuselage design for a specified Mach-sliced area

distribution

[NASA-TP-2975] p 16 N90-18385

MACHINING

Performance of a multistage depressed collector with

machined titanium electrodes

[NASA-TP-2891] p 35 N89-15337

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

untreated and ion-textured titanium

[NASA-TP-2902] p 30 N89-17650

MAGNETIC FIELD CONFIGURATIONS

Coronal and Prominence Plasmas

[NASA-CP-24421 P 79 N87-20871

MAGNETIC FLUX

Theoretical Problems in High Resolution Solar Physics,

2

[NASA-CP-2483] p 79 N88-11609

MAGNETIC SUSPENSION

The 22nd Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

INASA-CP-2506] p 44 N88-21468

Drag measurements on a laminar-flow body of revolution

in the 13-inch magnetic suspension and balance system

[NASA-TP-2895] p9 N89-19232

MAGNETIC TAPES

User's guide for the Nimbus 7 Scanning Multichannel

Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) CELL-ALL tape

1NASA-RP-1210] p56 N89-14648

MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC GENERATORS

Laser-powered MHO generators for space application

[NASA-TP-26211 p 68 N87-10764

Laser production and heating of plasma for MHD

application

[NASA-TP-27981 p 68 N88-18443

MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC STABILITY

Energetic Phenomena on the Sun: The Solar Maximum

Mission Flare Workshop. Proceedings

[NASA-CP-2439] p 79 N87-19328

Coronal and Prominence Plasmas

[NASA-CP-2442] p 79 N87-20871

MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMICS

O stars and Wolf-Rayet stars

[NASA-SP-497] P74 N89-11657

MAGNETOSTATICS

Coronal and Prominence Plasmas

[NASA-CP-2442] p 79 N87-20871

MAGNETRON SPUTTERING

Influence of the deposition conditions on radiofrequency

magnetron sputtered MoS2 films

| NASA-TP-2994 J p 33 N90-21210

MAN MACHINE SYSTEMS

A simulation evaluation of a pilot interface with an

automatic terminal approach system

[NASA-TP-2669] p 16 N87-19393

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 1

| NASA-CP-2492-P1-11 p62 N88-16360

First Annual Workshop on Space Operations Automation

and Robotics (SOAR 87)

[NASA-CP-2491] p61 N88-17206

Graphics Technology in Space Applications (GTSA

1989)

INASA-CP-3045J p 62 N90-20651

MAN-COMPUTER INTERFACE

Sixth Annual Users' Conference — Transportable

Applications Executive (TAE)

[NASA-CP-2463] p62 N87-23156

Flight deck automation: Promises and realities

INASA-CP-10036] p17 N90-13384

MANAGEMENT

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

(supplement 21)

[NASA-SP-7500(21)| p 69 N87-20833

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

|NASA-SP-7500(22)] p 69 N88-21867

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

[NASA-SP-7500(23)] p 69 N89-26766

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

(NASA-SP-7500(24)] p 69 N90-24174

MANAGEMENT METHODS

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

(supplement 21)

[NASA-SP-7500(21)1 p 69 N87-20833

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

[NASA-SP-7500(22)l p 69 N88-21867

Practices in adequate structural design

(NASA-TP-2893) p 24 N89-18504

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

|NASA-SP-7500(23)] p 69 N89-26766

Issues in NASA program and project management

[NASA-SP-6101(02)| p69 N90-13277

Sensor performance analysis

(NASA-RP-12411 p50 N90-23780

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

[NASA-SP-7500(24)| p 69 N90-24174

MANAGEMENT PLANNING

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

(supplement 21)

(NASA-SP-7500(21)| p 69 N87-20833

Space Construction

[NASA-CP-2490I p 25 N88-10870

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

[NASA-SP-7500(22)| p 69 N88-21867

Simulation evaluation of TIMER, a time-based, terminal

air traffic, flow-management concept

[NASA-TP-2870] p 13 N89-15901

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

(NASA-SP-7500(23)| p 69 N89-26766

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

(NASA-SP-7500(24)] p 69 N90-24174

MANEUVERS

Subsonic maneuver capability of a supersonic cruise

fighter wing concept

[NASA-TP-2642I p3 N87-15184

MANIPULATORS

The 20th Aerospace Mechanics Symposium

(NASA-CP-2423-REVI p 43 N87-16321

The 21st Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

(NASA-CP-2470) p 43 N87-29858

The 23rd Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

[NASA-CP-3032] p 46 N89-23892

Optimized resolved rate control of

seven-degree-of-freedom Laboratory Telerobotic

Manipulator (LTM) with application to three-dimensional

graphics simulation

[NASA-TP-2938] p 64 N90-10618

Third Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1989)

INASA-CP-3059I p 62 N90-25503

MANNED MARS MISSIONS

Radiation exposure for manned Mars surface missions

[NASA-TP-2979] p 80 N90-18357

The effect- of interplanetary trajectory options on a

manned Mars aerobrake configuration

[NASA-TP-3019J p24 N90-26036

MANNED SPACE FLIGHT

Proceedings of a conference on Cardiovascular

Bioinstrumentation

[NASA-CP-10022J p 59 N89-17997

Where no man has gone before: A history of Apollo

lunar exploration missions

INASA-SP-4214] p81 N89-25946

Orders of magnitude: A history of the NACA and NASA.

1915-1990

|NASA-SP-4406| p81 N89-26805

Cells in Space

[NASA-CP-10034) p61 N90-13939

MANUALS

Fastener design manual

[NASA-RP-1228] p 42 N90-18740

A-30
SUBJECT INDEX METALS

MANUFACTURING

National Educators' Workshop: Update 1989 Standard

Experiments in Engineering Materials Science and

Technology

[NASA-CP-30741 p 28 N90-24350

MANY BODY PROBLEM

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics

[NASA-CP-3034-PT-21 p 46 N89-24654

MAPPING

Atlas of wide-field-ot-view outgoing longwave radiation

derived from Nimbus 6 Earth radiation budget data set,

July 197510 June 1978

[NASA-RP-1185] p55 N87-26489

Scientific and Operational Requirements for TOMS

Data

[NASA-CP-2497] p 47 N88-13774

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Water vapor and nitrogen dioxide

[NASA-TP-2761) p 56 N88-14572

The 1987 Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment: The

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1201] p49 N88-20714

MAPS

The 1989 Airborne Arctic Stratospheric Expedition

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1227] p 57 N89-27302

Atlas of albedo and absorbed solar radiation derived

from Nimbus 7 Earth radiation budget data set, November

1978 to October 1985

[NASA-RP-1231] p57 N90-17233

MARINE METEOROLOGY

FIRE Science Results 1989

[NASA-CP-3079] p 58 N90-28224

MARINE RESOURCES

Nimbus-7 data product summary

(NASA-RP-1215) p48 N89-22152

MARKOV PROCESSES

SURE reliability analysis: Program and mathematics

[NASA-TP-2764] p 65 N88-17380

Analysis and testing of the SURE program

[NASA-TP-28171 p 65 N88-22653

MARS (PLANET)

Proceedings of the Polar Processes on Mars

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10021] p78 N89-18373

Mars landing site catalog

[NASA-RP-1238] p 78 N90-27607

MARS ATMOSPHERE

Proceedings of the Polar Processes on Mars

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10021] p78 N89-18373

Radiation exposure for manned Mars surface missions

[NASA-TP-2979) p 80 N90-18357

MARS LANDING

OEXP Analysis Tools Workshop

[NASA-CP-10013] p63 N89-11407

Mars landing site catalog

[NASA-RP-1238] p 78 N90-27607

MARS SAMPLE RETURN MISSIONS

Exobiology and Future Mars Missions

[NASA-CP-10027] p 59 N89-26334

MARS SURFACE

Sapping features of the Colorado Plateau: A comparative

planetary geology field guide

[NASA-SP-491] p49 N89-10401

Radiation exposure for manned Mars surface missions

[NASA-TP-2979] p 80 N90-18357

MASS DISTRIBUTION

Effect of control surface mass unbalance on the stability

of a closed-loop active control system

[NASA-TP-2952] p 47 N90-12042

MASSIVELY PARALLEL PROCESSORS

Computer Sciences and Data Systems, volume 2

[NASA-CP-2459-VOL-2] p 62 N87-19932

Frontiers of Massively Parallel Scientific Computation

[NASA-CP-2478] p 62 N87-26531

MATERIALS HANDLING

Nuclear techniques in studies of condensed matter

[NASA-RP-1195) p68 N88-13015

MATHEMATICAL MODELS

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1984

[NASA-CP-2339] p 43 N87-11180

Exploiting symmetries in the modeling and analysis of

tires

[NASA-TP-2649] p 13 N87-17690

Double Layers in Astrophysics

[NASA-CP-2469] P 72 N87-23313

Probabilistic risk analysis of flying the space shuttle with

and without fuel turbine discharge temperature redline

protection

[NASA-TP-2759] p 65 N87-27474

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

(SERT)

[NASA-CP-2484] P 50 N87-29914

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1985

[ NASA-CP-2405 ] p 43 N88-11140

Evaluation of a scale-model experiment to investigate

long-range acoustic propagation

[NASA-TP-2748I p 66 N88-11450

SURE reliability analysis: Program and mathematics

[NASA-TP-2764] p 65 N88-17380

Nonlinear Constitutive Relations for High Temperature

Applications, 1986

[NASA-CP-10010] p44 N88-21498

Analysis and testing of the SURE program

[NASA-TP-2817] p 65 N88-22653

Integrated Technology Rotor Methodology Assessment

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10007] p2 N88-27148

Angular radiation models for Earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 1: Shortwave radiation

INASA-RP-1184) p56 N88-27677

Thermal Barrier Coatings. Abstracts and figures

[NASA-CP-10019] p31 N89-13642

Derivation and definition of a linear aircraft model

[NASA-RP-1207] p 19 N89-15123

Conservation equations and physical models for

hypersonic air flows in thermal and chemical

nonequilibrium

[NASA-TP-2867] p 38 N89-16115

Rotordynamic Instability Problems in High-Performance

Turbomachinery, 1988

[NASA-CP-3026] p 41 N89-22891

Research in structures, structural dynamics and

materials, 1989

[ NASA-CP-10024] P46 N89-24626

Derivation of a tappered p-version beam finite element

[NASA-TP-2931] p46 N89-26255

A procedure for computing surface wave trajectories on

an inhomogeneous surface

[NASA-TP-2929] p 10 N89-26811

Constitutive Relationships and Models in Continuum

Theories of Multiphase Flows — conferences

[NASA-CP-3047J p 38 N90-10385

A transient response method for linear coupled

substructures

• [NASA-TP-2926] p 23 N90-13444

Rotor induced-inflow-ratio measurements and CAMRAD

calculations

[NASA-TP-2946] p11 N90-15882

Modeling and analysis of the space shuttle nose-gear

tire with semianalytic finite elements

[NASA-TP-2977] p 42 N90-19595

Discrete-vortex model for the symmetric-vortex flow on

cones

[NASA-TP-2989] p11 N90-20946

NASA/DOD Controls-Structures Interaction Technology

1989

[NASA-CP-3041 ] p26 N90-21062

Improved model for solar cosmic ray exposure in manned

Earth orbital flights

[NASA-TP-2987] p 80 N90-25031

Loads analysis and testing of flight configuration solid

rocket motor outer boot ring segments

[NASA-TP-3028] p 47 N90-25366

Modification of the SHABERTH bearing code to

incorporate RP-1 and a discussion of the traction model

[NASA-TP-3017] p 42 N90-28066

The effects of structural flap-lag and pitch-lag coupling

on soft inplane hingeless rotor stability in hover

[NASA-TP-3002] p 12 N90-28503

Gas-jet and tangent-slot film cooling tests of a 12.5 deg

cone at Mach number of 6.7

[NASA-TP-2786] p 39 N90-28806

MATRICES (MATHEMATICS)

The estimation error covariance matrix for the ideal state

reconstructor with measurement noise

[NASA-TP-2881] p 63 N89-13994

Parallel Gaussian elimination of a block tridiagonal matrix

using multiple microcomputers

[NASA-TP-2892] p 64 N89-17422

MAXWELL-BOLTZMANN DENSITY FUNCTION

On the Maxwellian distribution, symmetric form, and

entropy conservation for the Euler equations

[NASA-TP-2583] p 35 N87-11963

MEASUREMENT

Foundations of measurement and instrumentation

[NASA-RP-1222] p 40 N90-21351

MEASURING INSTRUMENTS

On requirements for a satellite mission to measure

tropical rainfall

[NASA-RP-1183] p55 N87-20701

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 54)

[NASA-SP-7041(54)] p 49 N87-27315

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 4: Instrumentation and

Controls Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-4] p 18 N88-15794

Into the thermosphere: The atmosphere explorers

[NASA-SP-490] p 52 N88-18084

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology 1986

[NASA-CP-2444I p 45 N89-12876

Foundations of measurement and instrumentation

(NASA-RP-12221 P 40 N90-21351

MECHANICAL DRIVES

The 22nd Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

[NASA-CP-2506] p 44 N88-21468

Comparison study of gear dynamic computer programs

at NASA Lewis Research Center

INASA-TP-2901] p 41 N89-21243

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES

Investigation of the effects of cobalt ions on epoxy

properties

(NASA-TP-2639) p 31 N87-12680

Effect of LID (Registered) processing on the

microstructure and mechanical properties of Ti-6AI-4V and

Ti-6AI-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo titanium foil-gauge materials

[NASA-TP-2677] p 30 N87-18644

Static mechanical properties of 30 x 11.5 - 14.5. type

8 aircraft tires of bias-ply and radial-belted design

[NASA-TP-2810] p 15 N88-21157

MECHANICAL SHOCK

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 1

INASA-CP-2488-VOL-1] p 43 N88-13609

MENTAL PERFORMANCE

Mental-State Estimation, 1987

[NASA-CP-2504) p 60 N88-23370

MERCURY CADMIUM TELLURIDES

Growth of solid solution single crystals

[NASA-TP-27871 p 32 N88-14212

MESON-NUCLEON INTERACTIONS

Kaon-nucleus scattering

[NASA-TP-2920] p 80 N89-25103

MESOSCALE PHENOMENA

NASA/MSFC FY-85 Atmospheric Processes Research

Review

[NASA-CP-2402J p 55 N87-13043

MESOSPHERE

Nimbus-7 Stratospheric and Mesospheric Sounder

(SAMS) experiment data user's guide

[NASA-RP-1221] p53 N89-26304 .

A high-resolution atlas of the infrared spectrum of the

sun and the earth atmosphere from space. A compilation

of ATMOS spectra of the region from 650 to 4800 cm-1

(2.3 to 16 microns). Volume 2: Stratosphere and

mesosphere, 650 to 3350 cm-1

[NASA-RP-1224-VOL-2] p 53 N89-28969

MESSAGE PROCESSING

A piloted simulation study of data link ATC message

exchange

[NASA-TP-2859] p 13 N89-15900

METAL FATIGUE

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1985

[ NASA-CP-2405 ] p43N88-11140

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 3: Structural

Integrity Fatigue and Fracture Wind Turbines HOST

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-3] p 44 N88-22408

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1986,

volume 2

[NASA-CP-2437-VOL-2] p 27 N89-12626

METAL MATRIX COMPOSITES

Effects of thermal cycling on graphie-fiber-reinforced

6061 aluminum

(NASA-TP-2612J p 28 N87-10184

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 1: Aeropropulsion Materials

Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-1] p 18 N88-16697

Tungsten fiber reinforced copper matrix composites: A

review

[NASA-TP-2924) p 29 N89-27796

Effects of continuous and cyclic thermal exposures on

boron- and borsic-reinforced 6061 aluminum composites

[NASA-TP-1063] p28 N88-70029

METAL PLATES

Buckling and postbuckling behavior of square

compression-loaded graphite-epoxy plates with circular

cutouts

[NASA-TP-3007] p 29 N90-26077

Buckling and postbuckling behavior of

compression-loaded isotropic plates with cutouts

[NASA-TP-3024] p 47 N90-28859

METAL SURFACES

Ester oxidation on an aluminum surface using

chemiluminescence

[NASA-TP-2611] p31 N87-18666

An electrochemical study of corrosion protection by

primer-topcoat systems on 4130 steet with ac impedance

and dc methods

[ NASA-TP-2820 J p 30 N89-19406

METALS

Life prediction of thermomechanical fatigue using total

strain version of strainrange partitioning (SRP): A

proposal

[NASA-TP-2779] p 44 N88-15263

A-31
METEORITES SUBJECT INDEX

METEORITES

Planetary geosciences, 1988

(NASA-SP-498) p48 N89-26274

METEORITIC DIAMONDS

Carbon in the Galaxy; Studies from Earth and Space

[NASA-CP-3061] p73 N90-27562

METEOROLOGICAL FLIGHT

Global stratospheric change: Requirements for a

Very-High-Altitude Aircraft for Atmospheric Research

[NASA-CP-10041] p16 N90-14220

METEOROLOGICAL PARAMETERS

Thirteenth International Laser Radar Conference

[NASA-CP-2431] p39 N87-10263

Arctic Sea ice, 1973-1976: Satellite passive-microwave

observations

[NASA-SP-489] p 58 N87-24870

Five year global dataset: NMC operational analyses

(1978to 1982)

[NASA-RP-1194] p55 N87-29996

METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

On requirements for a satellite mission to measure

tropical rainfall

[NASA-RP-1183] p55 N87-20701

METROLOGY

Earth Science Geostationary Platform Technology

[NASA-CP-3040] p 24 N90-19249

MICROBURSTS (METEOROLOGY)

Doppler Radar Detection of Wind Shear

(NASA-CP-2435) p 12 N87-10054

Influence of wind shear on the aerodynamic

characteristics of airplanes

[NASA-TP-2827] p 12 N88-26344

Piloted-simulation evaluation of escape guidance for

microburst wind shear encounters

[NASA-TP-28861 p 17 N89-16820

MICROCOMPUTERS

Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) data storage and analysis

using a microcomputer

[NASA-TP-2629) p 33 N87-12718

Parallel Gaussian elimination of a block tridiagonaf matrix

using multiple microcomputers

[NASA-TP-2892] p 64 N89-17422

MICROELECTRONICS

Electronics reliability and measurement technology

[NASA-CP-2472] p42 N87-27204

MICROGRAVITY APPLICATIONS

Liquid drop stability for protein crystal growth in

microgravity

[NASA-TP-2724] p 58 N87-20727

MICROMETEOROIDS

NASA/SDIO Space Environmental Effects on Materials

Workshop, part 1

[NASA-CP-3035-PT-1] p 27 N89-23528

NASA/SDIO Space Environmental Effects on Materials

Workshop, part 2

[NASA-CP-3035-PT-2] p 28 N89-23547

MICROSTRIP TRANSMISSION LINES

Analytical and experimental procedures for determining

propagation characteristics of millimeter-wave gallium

arsenide microstrip lines

[NASA-TP-2899] p 35 N89-21169

MICROSTRUCTURE

Effect of LID (Registered) processing on the

microstructure and mechanical properties of Ti-6AI-4V and

Ti-6AI-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo titanium foil-gauge materials

[NASA-TP-2677] p 30 N87-18644

MICROWAVE AMPLIFIERS

Calculation of secondary electron trajectories in

multistage depressed collectors for microwave amplifiers

[NASA-TP-2664] p 34 N87-17991

MICROWAVE ANTENNAS

Thermal-distortion analysis of an antenna strongback

for geostationary high-frequency microwave applications

[NASA-TP-3016] p 26 N90-27738

MICROWAVE CIRCUITS

Universal test fixture for monolithic mm-wave integrated

circuits calibrated with an augmented TRD algorithm

[NASA-TP-2875] p 34 N89-17767

MICROWAVE EMISSION

Propagation effects handbook for satellite systems

design. A summary of propagation impairments on 10 to

100 GHz satellite links with techniques for system

design

| NASA-RP-1082(04)] p 34 N89-17060

MICROWAVE EQUIPMENT

Digitally modulated bit error rate measurement system

for microwave component evaluation

(NASA-TP-2912) . p23 N89-28545

MICROWAVE LANDING SYSTEMS

Effect of motion cues during complex curved approach

and landing tasks: A piloted simulation study

[NASA-TP-2773] p 14 N88-12480

MICROWAVE POWER BEAMING

Second Beamed Space-Power Workshop

[NASA-CP-3037] p 27 N90-10140

MICROWAVE RADIOMETERS

User's guide for the Nimbus 7 Scanning Multichannel

Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) CELL-ALL tape

INASA-RP-1210) p56 N89-14648

Polar microwave brightness temperatures from

Nimbus-7 SMMR: Time series of daily and monthly maps

from 197810 1987

[NASA-RP-1223] P 48 N89-26275

MICROWAVE SENSORS

Earth Science Geostationary Platform Technology

INASA-CP-3040J p24 N90-19249

MICROWAVE SOUNDING

Thermal-distortion analysis of an antenna strongback

for geostationary high-frequency microwave applications

[NASA-TP-3016J p 26 N90-27738

MICROWAVE TRANSMISSION

Analytical and experimental procedures for determining

propagation characteristics of millimeter-wave gallium

arsenide microstrip lines

[NASA-TP-2899] p 35 N89-21169

MICROWAVES

Theory for computing the field scattered from a smooth

inflected surface

[NASA-TP-2632] p 68 N87-13264

Rapid Fluctuations in Solar Flares

[NASA-CP-2449] p 79 N87-21785

Atlas of absorption lines from 0 to 17900 cm (sup)-1

[NASA-RP-1188] p49 N87-28955

Propagation effects on satellite systems at frequencies

below 10 GHz: A handbook for satellite systems design

(NASA-RP-1108/2] p 34 N88-14226

MIDDLE ATMOSPHERE

Thirteenth International Laser Radar Conference

[NASA-CP-2431] p39 N87-10263

MILKY WAY GALAXY

Carbon in the Galaxy: Studies from Earth and Space

[NASA-CP-3061] p73 N90-27562

MILLIMETER WAVES

Universal test fixture for monolithic mm-wave integrated

circuits calibrated with an augmented TRD algorithm

[NASA-TP-2875] p 34 N89-17767

MILLING (MACHINING)

Effect of milling machine roughness and wing dihedral

on the supersonic aerodynamic characteristics of a highly

swept wing

[NASA-TP-2918] p10 N89-25117

MINING

Lunar Helium-3 and Fusion Power

[NASA-CP-10018] p69 N89-14842

MIRRORS

Mode-medium instability and its correction with a

Gaussian reflectivity mirror

[NASA-TP-3023] p68 N90-25673

MISSILE CONFIGURATIONS

Wind-tunnel investigation at supersonic speeds of a

remote-controlled canard missile with a free-rolling-tail

brake torque system

[NASA-TP-2401] p4 N87-17668

MISSILES

Atmospheric Turbulence Relative to Aviation, Missile,

and Space Programs

[NASA-CP-2468] p 55 N87-22341

Mach 6 experimental and theoretical stability and

performance of a cruciform missile at angles of attack

up to 65 degrees

[NASA-TP-2733] p 5 N87-23592

MISSION PLANNING

Status and future of lunar geoscience

[NASA-SP-484] p77 N87-19322

Space Construction

[NASA-CP-2490] p25 N88-10870

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

INASA-SP-7056(05)] p 25 N88-13382

The 1987 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-2500] p22 N88-17691

The 1988 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-3009] p64 N8B-30330

OEXP Analysis Tools Workshop

[NASA-CP-10013] P63 N89-11407

The 1989 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-3033] P 64 N89-26578

Solar-Terrestrial Science Strategy Workshop

[NASA-CP-3048] p 73 N90-18329

MIXING

Mixing and Demixing Processes in Multiphase Flows

With Application to Propulsion Systems

[NASA-CP-3006] p 37 N89-11153

MODAL RESPONSE

Sensitivity Analysis in Engineering

[NASA-CP-24571 p 43 N87-18855

Dynamic characteristics of a vibrating beam with periodic

variation in bending stiffness

[NASA-TP-2697] p 44 N88-23988

Modal control of an oblique wing aircraft

[NASA-TP-2898] p 20 N89-16845

MODELS

Power cepstrum technique with application to model

helicopter acoustic data

[NASA-TP-2586] p 66 N87-17479

Modeling of joints for the dynamic analysis of truss

structures

(NASA-TP-2661] p 43 N87-20567

Experimental validation of a two-dimensional shear-flow

model for determining acoustic impedance

[NASA-TP-2679] p 66 N87-20798

Revised NASA axially symmetric ring model for

coupled-cavity traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2675] p 35 N87-22923

Application of turbulence modeling to predict surface

heat transfer in stagnation flow region of circular cylinder

[NASA-TP-2758] p 37 N87-27161

Thermoviscoplastic model with application to copper

[NASA-TP-2845] p 45 N89-16183

MODULATION

Dynamic characteristics of a vibrating beam with periodic

variation in bending stiffness

[NASA-TP-2697] p 44 N88-23988

Digitally modulated bit error rate measurement system

for microwave component evaluation

[NASA-TP-2912] p 23 N89-28545

MODULATION TRANSFER FUNCTION

Sensor performance analysis

[NASA-RP-1241] p50 N90-23780

MODULUS OF ELASTICITY

Cyclic loads tests of carbon involute solid rocket motor

outer boot ring segments

[NASA-TP-2884] p 45 N89-16192

MOLECULAR CLOUDS

Star Formation in Galaxies

[NASA-CP-2466] p 73 N87-24266

MOLECULAR SPECTRA

A high-resolution atlas of the infrared spectrum of the

Sun and the Earth atmosphere from space: A compilation

of ATMOS spectra of the region from 650 to 4800 cm

(2.3 to 16 micron). Volume 1: The Sun

[NASA-RP-1224-VOL-1] p 53 N90-13893

MOLECULES

Microgravity crystallization of macromolecules: An

interim report and proposal for continued research

[NASA-TP-2671] p 31 N87-20423

MOLYBDENUM

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

molybdenum-masked, ion-textured OFHC copper

[NASA-TP-2967] p 31 N90-15211

MONITORS

Simulator evaluation of a display for a Takeoff

Performance Monitoring System

[NASA-TP-2908] p 20 N89-23469

Nimbus 7 solar backscatter ultraviolet (SBUV) ozone

products user's guide

[NASA-RP-1234] p 53 N90-17227

MONTE CARLO METHOD

Comparison of dose estimates using the buildup-factor

method and a Ban/on transport code (BRYNTRN) with

Monte Carlo results

[NASA-TP-3021] p 80 N90-29290

MOON

Status and future of lunar geoscience

[NASA-SP-484] p77 N87-19322

Fifty year canon of solar eclipses: 1986 - 2035

[NASA-RP-1178-REV] p 73 N87-25906

A lunar far-side very low frequency array

[NASA-CP-3039] p75 N90-10805

MORPHOLOGY

Influence of the deposition conditions on radiofrequency

magnetron sputtered MoS2 films

[NASA-TP-2994] p 33 N90-21210

MOTION

Effect of motion cues during complex curved approach

and landing tasks: A piloted simulation study

[NASA-TP-2773] p 14 N88-12480

MOUNTING

Drag measurements of blunt stores tangentialty mounted

on a Hat plate at supersonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2742] p6 N87-27626

MULTIPHASE FLOW

Mixing and Demixing Processes in Multiphase Flows

With Application to Propulsion Systems

[NASA-CP-3006] p37 N89-11153

Constitutive Relationships and Models in Continuum

Theories of Multiphase Flows — conferences

(NASA-CP-3047) p38 N90-10385

MULTIPROCESSING (COMPUTERS)

Partitioning strategy for efficient nonlinear finite element

dynamic analysis on multiprocessor computers

[MASA-TP-2850J p 45 N89-16170

Parallel Gaussian elimination of a block tridiagonal matrix

using multiple microcomputers

[NASA-TP-2892] p 64 N89-17422

A-32
SUBJECTINDEX NONLINEAR SYSTEMS

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 1

INASA-CP-10012-PT-1] p46 N89-29773

MULTISPECTRAL BAND SCANNERS

LANOSAT-4 and LANDSAT-S multispectral scanner

coherent noise characterization and removal

[ NASA-TP-2595-REV 1 p 49 N89-12114

User's guide for the Nimbus 7 Scanning Multichannel

Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) CELL-ALL tape

[NASA-RP-1210] p56 N89-14648

N

NACELLES

Integration effects of pylon geometry on a high-wing

transport airplane

INASA-TP-2877] p9 N89-15888

NASA PROGRAMS

Management: A bibliography for NASA managers

(supplement 21)

(NASA-SP-7500(21)] P 69 N87-20833

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 1: Abstracts (supplement 31)

[NASA-SP-7039(31)-Sect-1] p 70 N87-25023

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 2: Indexes (supplement 31)

' [NASA-SP-7039(31)-SECT-2] p 70 N87-26689

NASA Thesaurus Supplement: A four part cumulative

supplement to the 1985 edition of the NASA Thesaurus

(supplement 3)

[NASA-SP-7053-SUPPL-3] p 70 N87-27557

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 1: Abstracts (supplement 32)

[NASA-SP-7039(32)-SECT-1 ] p 70 N88-15732

Into the thermosphere: The atmosphere explorers

(NASA-SP-490) p52 N88-18084

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 2: Indexes (supplement 32)

[NASA-SP-7039(32)-SECT-2] p 70 N88-18511

NASA historical data book. Volume 1: NASA resources

1958-1968

[NASA-SP-4012-VOL-1] p 80 N88-25428

NASA historical data book. Volume 2: Programs and

projects 1958-1968

[NASA-SP-4012-VOL-2] p 80 N88-25429

NASA historical data book. Volume 3: Programs and

projects 1969-1978

[NASA-SP-4012-VOL-3] p 81 N88-25430

Technology for Future NASA Missions: Civil Space

Technology Initiative (CSTI) and Pathfinder

[NASA-CP-3016] p22 N89-11760

Issues in NASA program and project management

[NASA-SP-6101) p 69 N89-12479

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 1: Abstracts (supplement 35)

[NASA-SP-7039(35)-SECT-1] p 71 N89-25775

Orders of magnitude: A history of the NACA and NASA,

1915-1990

[NASA-SP-4406J p 81 N89-26805

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 2: Indexes (supplement 35)

[NASA-SP-7039(35)-SeCT-2] p 71' N89-29264

Issues in NASA program and project management

[NASA-SP-6101(02)J p69 N90-13277

Solar-Terrestrial Science Strategy Workshop

(NASA-CP-30481 p 73 N90-18329

National Educators' Workshop: Update 1989 Standard

Experiments in Engineering Materials Science and

Technology

[NASA-CP-3074] p 28 N90-24350

FAA/NASA En Route Noise Symposium

[NASA-CP-3067] p67 N90-24853

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 1; Abstracts (supplement 37)

[NASA-SP-7039(37)-SeCT-1) p 71 N90-25698

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 2; Indexes (supplement 37)

[NASA-SP-7039(37)-SECT-2J p 71 N90-26700

The MSFC/UAH Data Management Symposium

[NASA-CP-2040] p62 N78-74659

NASTRAN

Fifteenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

[NASA-CP-24811 P 43 N87-27231

Sixteenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

(NASA-CP-2505) P 44 N88-20652

Lewis Structures Technology. 1988. Volume 1: Structural

Dynamics

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-1] P 44 N88-23226

Seventeenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

[NASA-CP-3029] P 45 N89-22940

Eighteenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

[NASA-CP-3069] P •*? N90-24637

Ceramics Analysis and Reliability Evaluation of

Structures (CARES). Users and programmers manual

[NASA-TP-2916] P 47 N90-28099

The NASTRAN demonstration problem manual, level

17.5

(NASA-SP-224(05)| p 42 N81-71592

The NASTRAN programmers manual, level 17.5

[NASA-SP-223(05)J p 42 N81-71594

NATURAL GAS

A simplified method for determining heat of combustion

of natural gas

INASA-TP-2682] p 39 N87-20514

NAVIEH-STOKES EQUATION

Multiscale turbulence effects in supersonic jets

exhausting into still air

[NASA-TP-2707] p 36 N87-24672

Supercomputing in Aerospace

[NASA-CP-2454] P5 N87-25998

Numerical simulation of scramjet inlet flow fields

[NASA-TP-2517] p8 N88-23735

Surface flow and heating distributions on a cylinder in

near wake of Aeroassist Flight Experiment (AFE)

configuration at incidence in Mach 10 Air

INASA-TP-2954) p 38 N90-14493

NEAR WAKES

Surface flow and heating distributions on a cylinder in

near wake of Aeroassist Flight Experiment (AFE)

configuration at incidence in Mach 10 Air

[NASA-TP-2954] p 38 N90-14493

NEODYMIUM LASERS

Analysis of Nd3 + :glass, solar-pumped, high-powr laser

systems

[NASA-TP-2905J p 40 N89-17855

NEPTUNE ATMOSPHERE

The Jovian Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-2441] p77 N87-17598

NEURAL NETS

First Annual Workshop on Space Operations Automation

and Robotics (SOAR 87)

[NASA-CP-24911 p61 N88-17206

NEWTON METHODS •

Application of Newton's method to the postbuckling of

rings under pressure loadings

[NASA-TP-2941] p 46 N89-29811

NICKEL CADMIUM BATTERIES

The 1985 Goddard Space Flight Center Battery

Workshop

[NASA-CP-2434] p 34 N87-11072

The 1986 Goddard Space Flight Center Battery

Workshop

[NASA-CP-2486] p 35 N88-11021

NICKEL HYDROGEN BATTERIES

The 1985 Goddard Space Flight Center Battery

Workshop

[ NASA-CP-2434 J p 34 N87-11072

The 1986 Goddard Space Flight Center Battery

Workshop

[NASA-CP-2486] p 35 N88-11021

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

(SERT), 1989

[NASA-CP-3056] p 50 N90-20454

NIMBUS 6 SATELLITE

Atlas of wide-field-of-view outgoing longwave radiation

derived from Nimbus 6 Earth radiation budget data set,

July 1975 to June 1978

[NASA-RP-1185] • p55 N87-26489

NIMBUS 7 SATELLITE

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Ozone and nitric acid

(NASA-TP-26251 p 51 N87-13022

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Water vapor and nitrogen dioxide

(NASA-TP-2761] p 56 N88-14572

Nimbus 7 Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet (S8UV) spectral

scan solar irradiance and Earth radiance product user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1199] p48 N88-17096

The 1987 Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment: The

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1201] p49 N88-20714

User's guide for the Nimbus 7 Scanning Multichannel

Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) CELL-ALL tape

[NASA-RP-1210] p56 N89-14648

Nimbus-7 data product summary

(NASA-RP-1215] p48 N89-22152

Nimbus 7 solar backscatter ultraviolet (SBUV) ozone

products user's guide

[NASA-RP-1234] p 53 N90-17227

Atlas of albedo and absorbed solar radiation derived

from Nimbus 7 Earth radiation budget data set, November

1978 to October 1985

(NASA-RP-1231] p57 N90-17Z33

Nimbus-7 TOMS Antarctic ozone atlas: August through

November. 1989

1NASA-RP-1237] p 58 N90-23837

NIOBIUM ALLOYS

Emittance, catalysis, and dynamic oxidation of

TM4AI-21Nb

(NASA-TP-2955] p 31 N90-10248

Oxidation characteristics of TM4AI-21Nb ingot alloy

[NASA-TP-3012) p 31 N90-25206

NITRIC ACID

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Ozone and nitric acid

[NASA-TP-2625I p 51 N87-13022

NOISE INTENSITY

Effects of background noise on total noise annoyance

[NASA-TP-2630J p 66 N87-14120

Annoyance caused by advanced turboprop aircraft

flyover noise: Single-rotating propeller configuration

[NASA-TP-2782] p 67 N88-17441

Annoyance caused by advanced turboprop aircraft

flyover noise: Counter-rotating-propeller configuration

(NASA-TP-3027! p 67 N90-29166

NOISE POLLUTION

Effects of background noise on total noise annoyance

lNASA-TP-26301 p 66 N87-14120

FAA/NASA En Route Noise Symposium

| NASA-CP-3067] p67 N90-24853

NOISE PREDICTION (AIRCRAFT)

Status of sonic boom methodology and understanding

[NASA-CP-3027] p9 N89-23415

Airfoil self-noise and prediction

[NASA-RP-1218] p67 N89-25673

NOISE REDUCTION

Measured and calculated acoustic attenuation rates of

tuned resonator arrays for two surface impedance

distribution models with flow

(NASA-TP-2766) p 67 N88-17440

LANDSAT-4 and LANDSAT-5 multispectral scanner

coherent noise characterization and removal

(NASA-TP-2595-REV] p 49 N89-12114

Fuselage design for a specified Mach-sliced area

distribution

[NASA-TP-2975] p 16 N90-18385

NOISE TOLERANCE

Effects of background noise on total noise annoyance

[NASA-TP-2630] p 66 N87-14120

Annoyance caused by advanced turboprop aircraft

flyover noise: Single-rotating propeller configuration

[NASA-TP-2782] p 67 N88-17441

Evaluation of the ride quality of a light twin engine

airplane using a ride quality meter

[NASA-TP-2913] p2 N89-22568

FAA/NASA En Route Noise Symposium

[NASA-CP-3067] p 67 N90-24853

Annoyance caused by advanced turboprop aircraft

flyover noise: Counter-rotating-propeller configuration

[NASA-TP-3027] p 67 N90-29166

NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTS

Low-cost FM oscillator for capacitance type of blade

tip clearance measurement system

[NASA-TP-2746] p 17 N87-24481

Electronics reliability and measurement technology

INASA-CP-2472] p 42 N87-27204

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 3: Structural

Integrity Fatigue and Fracture Wind Turbines HOST

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-3) p 44 N88-22408

Structural Ceramics

[NASA-CP-2427] p 31 N88-23872

Thermal Barrier Coatings. Abstracts and figures

[NASA-CP-10019] p31 N89-13642

NONEOUILIBRIUM FLOW

Conservation equations and physical models for

hypersonic air " flows in thermal and chemical

nonequilibrium

[NASA-TP-2867J p 38 N89-16115

A review of reaction rates and thermodynamic and

transport properties for an 11-species air model for

chemical and thermal nonequilibrium calculations to 30000

K

[NASA-RP-1232] p 38 N90-27064

NONEOUILIBRIUM THERMODYNAMICS

Conservation equations and physical models for

hypersonic air flows in thermal and chemical

nonequilibrium

(NASA-TP-2867) p 38 N89-16115

A review of reaction rates and thermodynamic and

transport properties (or an 11 -species air model for

chemical and thermal nonequilibrium calculations to 30000

K

[NASA-RP-1232] p38 N90-27064

NONLINEAR EQUATIONS

Some path-following techniques for solution of nonlinear

equations and comparison with parametric differentiation

[NASA-TP-2654] p 64 N87-14054

NONLINEAR PROGRAMMING

Nonlinear programming extensions to rational function

approximation methods for unsteady aerodynamic forces

[NASA-TP-2776] p 15 N88-24623

NONLINEAR SYSTEMS

Interactions of Tollmien-Schlichting waves and Dean

vortices. Comparison of direct numerical simulation and

a weakly nonlinear theory

[NASA-TP-2919] p 10 N89-25118

A-33
NORMAL SHOCK WAVES SUBJECT INDEX

NORMAL SHOCK WAVES

Measured and predicted aerodynamic coefficients and

shock shapes for Aeroassist Plight Experiment (AFE)

configuration

1NASA-TP-2956) p11 N90-14185

NORMALITY

A general formalism for phase space calculations

[NASA-TP-2843) p 66 N89-14053

NOSE WHEELS

Modeling and analysis of the space shuttle nose-gear

tire with semianatytic finite elements

[NASA-TP-2977J p 42 N90-19595

NOZZLE DESIGN

Static investigation of a two-dimensional

convergent-divergent exhaust nozzle with multiaxis

thrust-vectoring capability

INASA-TP-2973] p11 N90-19193

NOZZLE EFFICIENCY

Aeropropulsive characteristics of isolated combined

turbojet/ramjet nozzles at Mach numbers from 0 to 1.20

(NASA-TP-2814) p8 N88-23757

Static investigation of a two-dimensional

convergent-divergent exhaust nozzle with multiaxis

thrust-vectoring capability

[NASA-TP-2973) pit N90-19193

Internal performance of two nozzles utilizing gimbal

concepts for thrust vectoring

INASA-TP-2991] ptt N90-19200

NOZZLE FLOW

Static internal performance of single-expansion-ramp

nozzles with thrust-vectoring capability up to 60 deg

[ NASA-TP-23641 p 3 N87-10839

Experimental evaluation of heat transfer on a 1030:1

area ratio rocket nozzle

[NASA-TP-2726] p 27 N87-25424

Aerodynamics in ground effect and predicted landing

ground roll of a fighter configuration with a

secondary-nozzle thrust reverser

(NASA-TP-2834) p8 N88-29752

Effect of tail size reductions on longitudinal aerodynamic

characteristics of a three surface F-15 model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

(NASA-TP-3036) p11 N90-25938

NOZZLE GEOMETRY

Effect of port corner geometry on the internal

performance of a rotaling.vane-type thrust reverser

[NASA-TP-2624] p3 N87-12541

Effects of empennage surface location on aerodynamic

characteristics of a twin-engine afterbody model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

[NASA-TP-2392] p 14 N87-17693

Experimental thrust performance of a high-area-ratio

rocket nozzle

[NASA-TP-2720] p 26 N87-20381

Effect of a trade between boattail angle and wedge size

on the performance of a nonaxisymmetric wedge nozzle

[NASA-TP-2717) P5 N87-23593

Aeropropulsive characteristics of isolated combined

turbojet/ramjet nozzles at Mach numbers from 0 to 1.20

[NASA-TP-2814] P8 N88-23757

Internal performance of two nozzles utilizing gimbal

concepts for thrust vectoring

(NASA-TP-2991) P11 N90-19200

Effect of tail size reductions on longitudinal aerodynamic

characteristics of a three surface F-15 model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

[ NASA-TP-30361 p1l N90-25938

NOZZLE THRUST COEFFICIENTS

Comparison of wind tunnel and flight test afterbody and

nozzle pressures for a twin-jet fighter aircraft at transonic

[NASA-TP-2588) p 6 N88-10765

NOZZLES

Effects of afterbody boattail design and empennage

arrangement on aeropropulsive characteristics of a

twin-engine fighter model at transonic speeds

INASA-TP-2704] p4 N87-21873

Effect of empennage arrangement on single-engine

nozzle/afterbody static pressures at transonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2753] p6 N88-10771

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 3: Internal Fluid Mechanics

Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-3) p 18 N88-15790

NUCLEAR FUSION

Lunar Helium-3 and Fusion Power

[NASA-CP-10018] p69 N89-14842

NUCLEAR PHYSICS

Nuclear techniques in studies of condensed matter

[NASA-RP-1195] p68 N88-13015

NUCLEAR SCATTERING

Eikonal solutions to optical model coupled-channel

equations

[NASA-TP-2830] p 68 N88-30402

Kaon-nucleus scattering

[NASA-TP-2920] p 80 N89:25103

NUCLEATION

Finite-rate water condensation in combustion-heated

wind tunnels

INASA-TP-2833] p 22 N88-28075

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 1: Executive

summary and overview

(NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1] p 59 N89-24022

NUCLEI (NUCLEAR PHYSICS)

Possible complementary cosmic-ray systems: Nuclei

and antinuclei

[NASA-TP-2741] p 68 N87-24977

NUCLEONS

Kaon-nucleus scattering

[NASA-TP-2920] p 80 N89-25103

NUMERICAL ANALYSIS

Jet model for slot film cooling with effect of free-stream

and coolant turbulence

(NASA-TP-26551 p 36 N87-18034

A second-order accurate kinetic-theory-based method

for inviscid compressible flows

(NASA-TP-2613J p 36 N87-18783

On minimizing the number of calculations in

design-by-analysis codes

[NASA-TP-2706J p5 N87-23586

NUMERICAL INTEGRATION

A transient response method for linear coupled

substructures

(NASA-TP-2926) p 23 N90-13444

OBLIQUE WINGS

In-flight total forces, moments and static aeroelastic

characteristics of an oblique-wing research airplane

[NASA-TP-2224J p 19 N87-10103

Flight-determined aerodynamic derivatives ol the AD-1

oblique-wing research airplane

(NASA-TP-2222) p 19 N87-10871

Flight characteristics of the AD-1 oblique-wing research

aircraft

[NASA-TP-2223) p 19 N87-18570

A piloted evaluation of an oblique-wing research aircraft

motion simulation with decoupling control laws

[NASA-TP-2874] p 20 N89-15930

Modal control of an oblique wing aircraft

(NASA-TP-2898) p 20 N89-16845

OCEAN SURFACE

Summary of along-track data from the earth radiation

budget satellite for several representative ocean regions

[NASA-RP-12061 p 56 N89-14634

OCEANOGRAPHIC PARAMETERS

Arctic Sea ice, 1973-1976: Satellite passive-microwave

observations

[NASA-SP-489J p58 N87-24870

OCTANES

Velocity profiles in laminar diffusion flames

[NASA-TP-2596] P 36 N87-18035

OILS

In-flight surface oil-flow photographs with comparisons

to pressure distribution and boundary-layer data

[NASA-TP-2395] p4 N87-20966

OPEN CLUSTERS

Catalog of open clusters and associated interstellar

matter

(NASA-RP-1202) p 76 N88-29652

Commentary on interstellar matter associated with 18

open clusters

INASA-RP-1229] p 77 N89-27612

OPENINGS

Buckling and postbuckling behavior of square

compression-loaded graphite-epoxy plates with circular

cutouts

(NASA-TP-3007) p 29 N90-26077

Buckling and postbuckling behavior of

compression-loaded isotropic plates with cutouts

(NASA-TP-3024] p 47 N90-28859

OPERATING SYSTEMS (COMPUTERS)

Sixth Annual Users' Conference — Transportable

Applications Executive (TAE)

(NASA-CP-2463J p62 N87-23156

OPERATING TEMPERATURE

Comparison of predicted and measured temperatures

of UH-60A helicopter transmission

[ N ASA-TP-2911] p41N89-24607

Diode laser satellite systems for beamed power

transmission

[NASA-TP-2992] P 40 N90-24585

OPERATOR PERFORMANCE

Mental-State Estimation. 1987

[NASA-CP-2504] p 60 N88-23370

OPTICAL DATA PROCESSING

Computer Sciences and Data Systems, volume 2

[NASA-CP-2459-VOL-2] P 62 N87-19932

OPTICAL MEASUREMENT

Optical measurement of propeller blade deflections

INASA-TP-2841] p39 N88-28286

OPTICAL PROPERTIES

FIRE Science Results 1989

INASA-CP-3079] p58 N90-28224

OPTICAL PYROMETERS

Noncontact Temperature Measurement

INASA-CP-2503] p32 N88-23895

OPTICAL RADAR

Thirteenth International Laser Radar Conference

(NASA-CP-2431] p39 N87-10263

Airborne lidar measurements of El Chichon stratospheric

aerosols. May 1983

[NASA-RP-1172] p51 N87-11358

NASA/MSFC FY-85 Atmospheric Processes Research

Review

INASA-CP-2402] p 55 N87-13043

Airborne lidar measurements of El Chichon stratospheric

aerosols, January 1984

INASA-RP-1175] p51 N87-20663

Airborne Wind Shear Detection and Warning Systems:

First Combined Manufacturers' and Technologists'

Conference

INASA-CP-10006] p 12 N88-17616

Forty-eight-inch lidar aerosol measurements taken at the

Langley Research Center, May 1974 to December 1987

[NASA-RP-1209] p52 N88-29234

OPTIMAL CONTROL

Singular perturbations and time scales in the design of

digital flight control systems

INASA-TP-2844] p 19 N89-12569

Optimized resolved rate control of

seven-degree-of-freedom Laboratory Telerobotic

Manipulator (LTM) with application to three-dimensional

graphics simulation

[NASA-TP-2938] p 64 N90-10618

OPTIMIZATION

Recent Experiences in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 1

INASA-CP-2327-PT-1] p 13 N87-11717

Recent Experiences in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 2

[NASA-CP-2327-PT-2] p 13 N87-11750

Sensitivity Analysis in Engineering

[NASA-CP-2457] p 43 N87-18855

A study to evaluate STS heads-up ascent trajectory

performance employing a minimum-Hamiltonian

optimization strategy

(NASA-TP-27931 p 23 N88-15820

Nonlinear programming extensions to rational function

approximation methods for unsteady aerodynamic forces

[NASA-TP-2776] p 15 N88-24623

Validation of a pair of computer codes for estimation

and optimization of subsonic aerodynamic performance

of simple hinged-flap systems for thin swept wings

[NASA-TP-2828] p8 N89-10024

A closed-form trim solution yielding minimum trim drag

for airplanes with multiple longitudinal-control effectors

INASA-TP-2907] p 20 N89-23468

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 1

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-1] p 15 N89-25146

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 2

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-2] p 15 N89-25173

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 3

(NASA-CP-3031-PT-3] p 15 N89-25201

ORBIT CALCULATION

An economical semi-analytical orbit theory for

micro-computer applications

INASA-TP-2811] p66 N89-14052

Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory Symposium

[NASA-CP-2002] p22 N78-76855

ORBIT PERTURBATION

An economical semi-analytical orbit theory for

micro-computer applications

[NASA-TP-2811] p66 N89-14052

ORBIT TRANSFER VEHICLES

Technology for Future NASA Missions: Civil Space

Technology Initiative (CSTI) and Pathfinder

INASA-CP-3016] p22 N89-11760

ORBITAL MANEUVERS

Interactive orbital proximity operations planning

system

[NASA-TP-2839] p 61 N89-18039

ORBITAL MECHANICS

Compilation of methods in orbital mechanics and solar

geometry

INASA-RP-1204] p52 N89-10420

Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory Symposium 1988

[NASA-CP-3011] p23 N89-15934

Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory Symposium, 1989

(NASA-CP-30501 p23 N90-13413

A-34
SUBJECT INDEX PATENT POLICY

ORBITAL POSITION ESTIMATION

Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory Symposium

[NASA-CP-2002J p22 N78-76855

ORGANS

Improved model for solar cosmic ray exposure in manned

Earth orbital flights

[NASA-TP-2987] p 80 N90-25031

ORIFICE FLOW

Qualitative evaluation ol a flush air data system at

transonic speeds and high angles of attack

[NASA-TP-2716] p 14 N87-29497

ORTHOTROPIC PLATES

Buckling and postbuckling behavior of square

compression-loaded graphite-epoxy plates with circular

cutouts

[NASA-TP-3007] p 29 N90-26077

OSCILLATIONS

Rapid Fluctuations in Solar Flares

[NASA-CP-2449] p 79 N87-21785

Calculation of viscous effects on transonic flow for

oscillating airfoils and comparisons with experiment

[NASA-TP-27311 p 6 N87-27622

Steady and unsteady transonic pressure measurements

on a clipped delta wing for pitching and control-surface

oscillations

[NASA-TP-2594J p8 N88-28895

OSCILLATORS

Low-cost FM oscillator for capacitance type of blade

tip clearance measurement system

(NASA-TP-2746) p 17 N87-24481

OUTGASSING

Outgassing data for selecting spacecraft materials

[NASA-RP-1124] p28 N88-t0117

OXIDATION

Ester oxidation on an aluminum surface using

chemiluminescence

[ NASA-TP-2611 ] p 31 N87-18666

Emittance, catalysis, and dynamic oxidation of

Ti-14AI-21Nb

[NASA-TP-2955] p 31 N90-10248

Heat treatment study of the SiC/Ti-15-3 composite

system

[NASA-TP-2970] p 29 N90-19302

Low-Temperature CO-Oxidation Catalysts for Long-Life

CO2 Lasers

[NASA-CP-3076J p 40 N90-24586

Oxidation characteristics of Ti-14AI-21Nb ingot alloy

(NASA-TP-30121 p 31 N90-25206

OXIDATION RESISTANCE

Emittance, catalysis, and dynamic oxidation of

Ti-14AI-21Nb

[NASA-TP-29551 p 31 N90-10248

OXYGEN

Electron stimulated desorption of atomic oxygen from

silver

[NASA-TP-2668] p 29 N87-18629

Permeation of oxygen through high purity, large grain

silver

(NASA-TP-27551 p 30 N87-27024

OXYGEN ATOMS

NASA/SOIO Space Environmental Effects on Materials

Workshop, part 1

(NASA-CP-3035-PT-1) p 27 N89-23528

NASA/SDIO Space Environmental Effects on Materials

Workshop, part 2

[NASA-CP-3035-PT-2I p 28 N89-23547

OXYGEN RECOMBINATION

Auger electron intensity variations in oxygen-exposed

large grain polycrystalline silver

[NASA-TP-2930] p 67 N89-30022

OXYGEN SUPPLY EQUIPMENT

A simplified method for determining heat of combustion

of natural gas

[NASA-TP-2682] p 39 N87-20514

OXYGEN-HYDROCARBON ROCKET ENGINES

High-pressure calorimeter chamber tests for liquid

oxygen/kerosene (LOX/RP-1) rocket combustion

[NASA-TP-2862] p 27 N89-15979

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1988,

volume 1

[NASA-CP-3012-VOL-1] p 27 N90-28611

OZONE

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Ozone and nitric acid

[NASA-TP-2625] p 51 N87-13022

Calibration of the spin-scan ozone imager aboard the

dynamics Explorer 1 satellite

[NASA-TP-2723] P 55 N87-26491

Polar Ozone Workshop. Abstracts

[NASA-CP-100141 p51 N89-14503

Nimbus 7 solar backscatter ultraviolet (SBUV) ozone

products user's guide

[NASA-RP-1234] P 53 N90-17227

Nimbus-7 TOMS Antarctic ozone atlas: August through

November, 1989

[NASA-RP-12371 P 58 N90-23837

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1990: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-1242] p 54 N90-28929

OZONE DEPLETION

Scientific and Operational Requirements for TOMS

Data

(NASA-CP-2497] p 47 N88-13774

The 1987 Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment: The

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1201] p49 N88-20714

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1988: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-1208] p52 N88-29233

Polar Ozone Workshop. Abstracts

[NASA-CP-10014] p51 N89-14503

The 1988 Antarctic ozone monitoring Nimbus-7 TOMS

data atlas

[NASA-RP-1225] p 57 N89-28983

Nimbus-7 TOMS Antarctic ozone atlas: August through

November, 1989

[NASA-RP-1237J p 58 N90-23837

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1990: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-1242J p54 N90-28929

OZONOMETRY

Scientific and Operational Requirements for TOMS

Data

[NASA-CP-2497] p 47 N88-13774

Polar Ozone Workshop. Abstracts

[NASA-CP-100141 p 51 N89-14503

The 1988 Antarctic ozone monitoring Nimbus-7 TOMS

data atlas

[NASA-RP-1225) p 57 N89-28983

Nimbus 7 solar backscatter ultraviolet (SBUV) ozone

products user's guide

[NASA-RP-1234] p 53 N90-17227

OZONOSPHERE

Nimbus-7 data product summary

[NASA-RP-1215] p48 N89-22152

PANEL METHOD (FLUID DYNAMICS)

Steady and unsteady aerodynamic forces from the

SOUSSA surface-panel method for a fighter wing with tip

missile and comparison with experiment and PANAIR

[NASA-TP-2736] p5 N87-26032

Experimental and theoretical aerodynamic

characteristics of a high-lift semispan wing model

[NASA-TP-2990] pit N90-20046

PANELS

Comparison between design and installed acoustic

characteristics of NASA Lewis 9- by 15-foot low-speed

wind tunnel acoustic treatment

(NASA-TP-2996] p 22 N90-19242

PARACHUTE DESCENT

Galileo probe parachute test program: Wake properties

of the Galileo probe at Mach numbers from 0.25 to 0.95

[NASA-RP-1130] p37 N88-18884

PARALLEL PROCESSING (COMPUTERS)

Computer Sciences and Data Systems, volume 2

[NASA-CP-2459-VOL-2] p 62 N87-19932

Frontiers of Massively Parallel Scientific Computation

[NASA-CP-2478] p 62 N87-26531

First Annual Workshop on Space Operations Automation

and Robotics (SOAR 87)

[NASA-CP-2491] p61 N88-17206

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 3: Structural

Integrity Fatigue and Fracture Wind Turbines HOST

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-3] p 44 N88-22408

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 1: Structural

Dynamics

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-1] p 44 N88-23226

Partitioning strategy for efficient nonlinear finite element

dynamic analysis on multiprocessor computers

(NASA-TP-2850) p 45 N89-16170

NASA Workshop on .Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 1

(NASA-CP-10012-PT-1] p46 N89-29773

PARALLEL PROGRAMMING

Parallel Gaussian elimination of a block tridiagonal matrix

using multiple microcomputers

[NASA-TP-2892] p 64 N89-17422

PARAMETER IDENTIFICATION

Some path-following techniques for solution of nonlinear

equations and comparison with parametric differentiation

[NASA-TP-2654] p 64 N87-14054

Application of parameter estimation to aircraft stability

and control: The output-error approach

[NASA-RP-1168] p 14 N87-29499

Method for experimental determination of flutter speed

by parameter identification

[NASA-TP-2923] p 15 N89-26844

The effectiveness of vane-aileron excitation in the

experimental determination of flutter speed by parameter

identification

[NASA-TP-2971] p 16 N90-15100

PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

Solution of elliptic partial differential equations by fast

Poisson solvers using a local relaxation factor. 2: Two-step

method

[NASA-TP-2530] p64 N87-14918

PARTICLE COLLISIONS

Doubly differential cross sections for galactic heavy-ion

fragmentation

[NASA-TP-2659] p 68 N87-17487

Kaon-nucleus scattering

[NASA-TP-29201 p80 N89-25103

Calculation of two-neutron multiplicity in photonuclear

reactions

[NASA-TP-2968) p 68 N90-14890

PARTICLE EMISSION

Calculation of two-neutron multiplicity in photonuclear

reactions

(NASA-TP-2968) p 68 N90-14890

PARTICLE INTERACTIONS

Experiments in Planetary and Related Sciences and the

Space Station

[NASA-CP-2494] p 72 N89-14998

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume V. Executive

summary and overview

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1] p 59 N89-24022

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 2: Abstracts,

candidate experiments and feasibility study

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-2] p 59 N89-24023

Kaon-nucleus scattering

[NASA-TP-2920] p80 N89-25103

First International Conference on Laboratory Research

for Planetary Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-3077] p 78 N90-26744

PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION

Automated Reduction of Data from Images and

Holograms

[NASA-CP-2477] p6 N87-29432

PARTICLE TRAJECTORIES

Calculation of secondary electron trajectories in

multistage depressed collectors for microwave amplifiers

[ NASA-TP-2664 ] p 34 N87-17991

PARTICLES

Microgravity Particle Research on the Space Station

[ NASA-CP-2496 ] p 58 N88-15354

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 1: Executive

summary and overview

(NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1) p 59 N89-24022

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 2: Abstracts,

candidate experiments and feasibility study

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-2] p 59 N89-24023

PARTICULATES

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 1: Executive

summary and overview

[NASA-CR-10026-VOL-1] p 59 N89-24022

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 2: Abstracts,

candidate experiments and feasibility study

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-2] p 59 N89-24023

PARTITIONS (MATHEMATICS)

Partitioning strategy for efficient nonlinear finite element

dynamic analysis on multiprocessor computers

[NASA-TP-2850] p 45 N89-16170

PATENT POLICY

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 1: Abstracts (supplement 31)

(NASA-SP-7039(31)-Sect-1) p 70 N87-25023

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 2: Indexes (supplement 31)

[NASA-SP-7039(31)-SECT-2] p 70 N87-26689

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 1: Abstracts (supplement 32)

[NASA-SP-7039(32)-SECT-1] p 70 N88-15732

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 2: Indexes (supplement 32)

[NASA-SP-7039(32)-SECT-2] p 70 N88-18511

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 1: Abstracts (supplement 35)

[NASA-SP-7039(35)-SECT-1| p 71 N89-25775

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 2: Indexes (supplement 35)

[NASA-SP-7039(35)-SECT-2] p 71 N89-29264

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 1: Abstracts (supplement 37)

(NASA-SP-7039(37)-SECT-1) p 71 N90-25698

NASA Patent Abstracts Bibliography: A continuing

bibliography. Section 2: Indexes (supplement 37)

(NASA-SP-7039(37)-SECT-2] p 71 N90-26700

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PATENTS SUBJECT INDEX

PATENTS

Significant NASA inventions. Available for licensing in

foreign countries

[NASA-SP-7038(<M)1 p72 N87-70425

PAYLOAD INTEGRATION

Payload crew utilization for spacelab missions

(NASA-TP-2976) p 24 N90-14256

PAYLOADS

Development and approach to low-frequency

microgravity isolation systems

[NASA-TP-2984J p 33 N90-28754

PERFLUORO COMPOUNDS

Surface catalytic degradation study of two linear

perfluoropotyalkylethers at 345 C

[NASA-TP-2774] p 27 N88-12S43

Reaction of perfluoroalkylpplyethers (PFPE) with 440C

steel in vacuum under sliding conditions at room

temperature

[NASA-TP-2883] p 31 N89-26091

PERFORATED PLATES

Comparison between design and installed acoustic

characteristics of NASA Lewis 9- by 15-foot low-speed

wind tunnel acoustic treatment

[NASA-TP-2996] p 22 N90-19242

PERFORATION

Simulated-airline-service flight tests of laminar-flow

control with perforated-surface suction system

[NASA-TP-2966] p 16 N90-17627

PERFORMANCE PREDICTION

Evaluation of various thrust calculation techniques on

an F404 engine

[NASA-TP-3001] p 16 N90-25134

PERFORMANCE TESTS

Development and evaluation of an airplane electronic

display format aligned with the inertial velocity vector

[NASA-TP-2648] p 16 N87-13438

Design of 9.271 -pressure-ratio 5-stage core compressor

and overall performance for first 3 stages

[NASA-TP-2597] p 17 N87-17699

Bit-error-rate testing of high-power 30-GHz traveling

wave tubes for ground-terminal applications

[NASA-TP-2635J p 33 N87-17971

Effect of a trade between boatlail angle and wedge size

on the performance of a nonaxisymmetric wedge nozzle

[NASA-TP-2717] p5 N87-23593

Engineer in charge: A history of the Langley Aeronautical

Laboratory, 1917-1958

[NASA-SP-4305] p 80 N87-24390"

A performance index approach to aerodynamic design

with the use of analysis codes only

(NASA-TP-2805] p7 N88-18552

SRM propellant and polymer materials structural test

program

[NASA-TP-2821] p44 N88-25013

Performance of a multistage depressed collector with

machined titanium electrodes

(NASA-TP-2891] p 35 N89-15337

Technique for temperature compensation of

eddy-current proximity probes

INASA-TP-28801 p 39 N89-15380

Comparison of predicted and measured temperatures

of UH-60A helicopter transmission

[NASA-TP-2911] p41 N89-24607

PERIODIC VARIATIONS

Dynamic characteristics of a vibrating beam with periodic

variation in bending stiffness

[NASA-TP-2697] p 44 N88-23988

PERMEATING

Permeation of oxygen through high purity, large grain

silver

[NASA-TP-2755] p 30 N87-27024

PERSONNEL

Engineer in charge: A history of the Langley Aeronautical

Laboratory, 1917-1958

[NASA-SP-4305] p80 N87-24390

PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT

Cockpit Resource Management Training

[NASA-CP-2455] p 12 N87-22634

PERTURBATION THEORY

Singular perturbations and time scales in the design of

digital flight control systems

INASA-TP-2844) p 19 N89-12569

PHASE-SPACE INTEGRAL

A general formalism for phase space calculations

(NASA-TP-2843] p 66 N89-14053

PHENOLIC RESINS

An examination of impact damage in glass-phenolic and

aluminum honeycomb core composite panels

[NASA-TP-3042] p 29 N90-27876

PHOTOCHEMICAL OXIDANTS

An assessment model for atmospheric composition

[NASA-CP-3023] p57 N89-20588

PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTIONS

Scientific and Operational Requirements for TOMS

Data

[NASA-CP-2497] p 47 N88-13774

Two-Dimensional Intercomparison of Stratospheric

Models

(NASA-CP-30421 P 53 N90-11405

PHOTODIODES

NASA Laser Light Scattering Advanced Technology

Development Workshop. 1988

. (NASA-CP-10033) p 40 N90-17085

PHOTOELECTRON SPECTROSCOPY

Degradation and crosslinking of perfluoroalkyl

polyethers under X-ray irradiation in ultrahigh vacuum

[NASA-TP-2910] p31 N89-21103

PHOTOGEOLOGY

Geomorphology from space: A global overview of

regional landforms

(NASA-SP-4861 p47 N87-18139

PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESSING

Digital enhancement of flow field images

(NASA-TP-2770) p 62 N88-20833

PHOTOGRAPHY

In-flight surface oil-flow photographs with comparisons

to pressure distribution and boundary-layer data

[NASA-TP-2395] p 4 N87-20966

Atlas of Comet Halley 1910 II

[NASA-SP-488] p75 N87-30235

PHOTOMETERS

Second Workshop on Improvements to Photometry

[NASA-CP-10015) p74 N89-13310

PHOTONS

First International Conference on Laboratory Research

for Planetary Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-3077] p 78 N90-26744

PHOTONUCLEAR REACTIONS

Calculation of two-neutron multiplicity in photonuclear

reactions

[NASA-TP-2968] p 68 N90-14890

PHOTOVOLTAIC CONVERSION

Space Photovoltaic Research and Technology 1986.

High Efficiency. Space Environment, and Array

Technology

[NASA-CP-2475] p 50 N87-26413

PHOTOVOLTAIC EFFECT

Space Photovoltaic Research and Technology, 1988.

High Efficiency, Space Environment, and Array

Technology

[NASA-CP-3030] p50 N89-24704

PHYSICAL EXERCISE

Joint US/USSR study: Comparison of effects of

horizontal and head-down bed rest

[NASA-TP-3037] p 60 N90-28965

PHYSIOLOGY

Joint US/USSR study: Comparison of effects of

horizontal and head-down bed rest

[NASA-TP-30371 p 60 N90-28965

PIEZORESISTIVE TRANSDUCERS

Fluctuating pressures measured beneath a

high-temperature, turbulent boundary layer on a flat plate

at Mach number of 5

[NASA-TP-2947) p 67 N90-10680

PILOT PERFORMANCE

Wind Shear/Turbulence Inputs to Flight Simulation and

Systems Certification

[NASA-CP-2474] p 1 N87-25267

Effect of motion cues during complex curved approach

and landing tasks: A piloted simulation study

[NASA-TP-2773] p 14 N88-12480

A simulator investigation of the use of digital data link

for pilot/ATC communications in a single pilot operation

[ N ASA-TP-28371 p 13 N89-11726

A piloted evaluation of an oblique-wing research aircraft

motion simulation with decoupling control laws

(NASA-TP-2874J p 20 N89-15930

Piloted-simulatiori evaluation of escape guidance for

microburst wind shear encounters

[NASA-TP-28861 p 17 N89-16820

Delivery performance of conventional aircraft by

terminal-area, time-based air traffic control: A real-time

simulation evaluation

[NASA-TP-2978] p 13 N90-18378

Stereopsis cueing effects on hover-in-turbulence

performance in a simulated rotorcraft

[NASA-TP-2980] p 17 N90-21004

PILOTS (PERSONNEL)

Ground-based time-guidance algorithm for control of

airplanes in a time-metered air traffic control environment:

A piloted simulation study

[NASA-TP-2616J p 16 N87-10864

Piloted-simulation study of effects of vortex flaps on

low-speed handling qualities of a Delta-wing airplane

[NASA-TP-2747] p 19 N87-26922

PIPES (TUBES)

Propagation of sound waves in tubes of noncircular cross

section

[NASA-TP-2601] p3 N87-14284

PISTON ENGINES

Investigation of the misfueling of reciprocating piston

aircraft engines

[NASA-TP-2803I p 12 N88-21144

PITCH (INCLINATION)

Measurement of velocity and vorticity fields in the wake

of an airfoil in periodic pitching motion

[NASA-TP-2780) p 66 N88-13002

Handling qualities of a wide-body transport airplane

utilizing Pitch Active Control Systems (PACS) for relaxed

static stability application

(NASA-TP-2482) p 19 N88-14987

PITOT TUBES

Qualitative evaluation of a flush air data system at

transonic speeds and high angles of attack

(NASA-TP-2716) p 14 N87-29497

PITTING

Predicted effect of dynamic load on pitting fatigue life

for low-contact-ratio spur gears

[NASA-TP-26101 p41 N87-18095

PLANAR STRUCTURES

Forbidden tangential orbit transfers between intersecting

Keplerian orbits

[NASA-TP-3031] p23 N90-26028

PLANET EPHEMERIDES

Ten year planetary ephemeris: 1986-1995

[NASA-RP-11761 p73 N87-14219

PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES

The Cassini mission: Infrared and microwave

spectroscopic measurements

[NASA-RP-1213) p78 N89-16709

First International Conference on Laboratory Research

for Planetary Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-30771 p 78 N90-26744

PLANETARY GEOLOGY

Planetary Geology: Goals, Future Directions, and

Recommendations

[NASA-CP-3005) p78 N88-26279

PLANETARY NEBULAE

International ultraviolet explorer spectral atlas of

planetary nebulae, central stars, and related objects

[NASA-RP-1203J p76 N88-28843

PLANETARY ORBITS

Ten year planetary ephemeris: 1986-1995

[NASA-RP-1176] p73 N87-14219

PLANETARY SURFACES

Planetary geosciences, 1988

[NASA-SP-498] p48 N89-26274

PLANETOLOGY

Reflectance spectroscopy in planetary science: Review

and strategy for the future

[NASA-SP-493] p 78 N88-24564

Planetary Geology: Goals, Future Directions, and

Recommendations

[NASA-CP-30051 p78 N88-26279

Planetary geosciences, 1988

[NASA-SP-498] p48 N89-26274

PLANFORMS

Planform effects on the supersonic aerodynamics of

multibody configurations

[NASA-TP-2762] p6 N88-12454

PLANNING

The 1990 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

(NASA-CP-3068) p 64 N90-22294

PLANT DESIGN

More on exact state reconstruction in deterministic digital

control systems

[NASA-TP-2847] p 33 N88-28177

PLANTS (BOTANY)

Controlled Ecological Life Support System. Design,

Development, and Use of a Ground-Based Plant Growth

Module

[NASA-CP-2479] p 60 N88-13852

Report of the 1st Planning Workshop for CELSS Right

Experimentation

[NASA-CP-10020] p60 N89-13898

PLASMA HEATING

Laser production and heating of plasma for MHD

application

[NASA-TP-2798] p 68 N88-1B443

PLASMA LAYERS

Double Layers in Astrophysics

[NASA-CP-2469] p 72 N87-23313

PLASMA PHYSICS

Rapid Fluctuations in Solar Flares

[NASA-CP-2449] p 79 N87-21785

Double Layers in Astrophysics

[NASA-CP-2469) p 72 N87-23313

PLASMA SPRAYING

Thermal Barrier Coatings. Abstracts and figures

[NASA-CP-10019] p31 N89-13642

PLASMAS (PHYSICS)

Coronal and Prominence Plasmas

[NASA-CP-2442] p 79 N87-20871

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SUBJECT INDEX PROBLEM SOLVING

PLASTIC PROPERTIES

Indentation plasticity and fracture in silicon

[NASA-TP-28631 p 30 N89-10996

Cyclic loads tests of carbon involute solid rocket motor

outer boot ring segments

(NASA-TP-2884) p 45 N89-16192

PLASTICS

National Educators' Workshop: Update 1989 Standard

Experiments in Engineering Materials Science and

Technology

[NASA-CP-3074] p 28 N90-24350

PLATEAUS

Sapping features of the Colorado Plateau: A comparative

planetary geology field guide

INASA-SP-491] p49 N89-10401

PLATES (STRUCTURAL MEMBERS)

Modal interaction in postbuckled plates. Theory

(NASA-TP-2943) p 47 N90-27121

PLATINUM

Compatability of dispersion-strengthened platinum with

resistojet propellants

[NASA-TP-2765] p 27 N88-12538

PLENUM CHAMBERS

Experimental evaluation 01 blockage ratio and plenum

evacuation system flow effects on pressure distribution

for bodies of revolution in 0.1 scale model test section

ol NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude wind

tunnel

[NASA-TP-2702] p 21 N87-22694

POINT SOURCES

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 4: The point source catalog declination

range 0 deg greater than delta greater than -30 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-4] p 76 N89-14196

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 6: The point source catalog declination

range -50 deg greater than delta greater than -90 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-6] p 76 N89-14198

POINTING CONTROL SYSTEMS

A general-purpose balloon-borne pointing system for

solar scientific instruments

[NASA-TP-3013] p33 N90-21219

Rotating-unbalanced-mass devices for scanning

balloon-borne experiments, free-flying spacecraft, and

space shuttle/space station experiments

[NASA-TP-3030] p 33 N90-25255

POLAR METEOROLOGY

Polar Ozone Workshop. Abstracts

[NASA-CP-10014] p 51 N89-14503

POLAR REGIONS

The 1987 Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment: The

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1201J p49 N88-20714

SAM 2 data user's guide

[NASA-RP-1200] p52 N88-25094

Proceedings of the Polar Processes on Mars

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10021] p78 N89-18373

Polar microwave brightness temperatures from

Nimbus-7 SMMR: Time series of daily and monthly maps

from 1978 to 1987

[NASA-RP-1223J p48 N89-26275

SeaRISE: A Multidisciplinany Research Initiative to

Predict Rapid Changes in Global Sea Level Caused by

Collapse of Marine Ice Sheets

[NASA-CP-3075] p 48 N90-22824

POLARIZATION (WAVES)

Remote Sensing in Polarized Light

[NASA-CP-3014J p72 N89-14189

POLLUTION TRANSPORT

Airborne lidar measurements of El Chichon stratospheric

aerosols, January 1984

[NASA-RP-1175] p51 N87-20663

POLYCRYSTALS

. Auger electron intensity variations in oxygen-exposed

large grain polycrystalline silver

[NASA-TP-2930J p 67 N89-30022

POLYETHER RESINS

Degradation and crosslinking of perfluoroalkyl

polyethers under X-ray irradiation in ultrahigh vacuum

[NASA-TP-2910] p31 N89-21103

Absorbed dose thresholds and absorbed dose rate

limitations for studies of electron radiation effects on

polyetherimides

[NASA-TP-29281 p 31 N89-25332

Reaction of perfluoroalkylpplyethers (PFPE) with 440C

steel in vacuum under sliding conditions at room

temperature

[NASA-TP-2883] P 31 N89-26091

POLYIMIDE RESINS

Absorbed dose thresholds and absorbed dose rate

limitations for studies of electron radiation effects on

polyetherimides

[NASA-TP-29281 P 31 N89-25332

POLYMER CHEMISTRY

Micro-gravity crystallization of macromolecules: An

interim report and proposal 1or continued research

[NASA-TP-2671] p31 N87-20423

Structural Ceramics

[NASA-CP-2427) p 31 NB8-23872

POLYMER MATRIX COMPOSITES

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 1: Aeropropulsion Materials

Research

(NASA-CP-10003-SESS-1) p 18 N88-16697

POLYMERIC FILMS

SRM (Solid Rocket Motor) propellant and polymer

materials structural modeling

(NASA-TP-2824) p 45 N88-28343

PORTS (OPENINGS)

Effect of port corner geometry on the internal

performance ol a rotating-vane-type thrust reverser

(NASA-TP-2624) p3 N87-12541

POSITION (LOCATION)

Calculation and accuracy of ERBE scanner

measurement locations

[NASA-TP-2670I p 72 N87-28471

POSITION ERRORS

Effect of ephemeris errors on the accuracy of the

computation of the tangent point altitude of a solar

scanning ray as measured by the SAGE 1 and 2

instruments

INASA-TP-2866] p 65 N89-16415

POSITION INDICATORS

Effects of combining vertical and horizontal information

into a primary flight display

[NASA-TP-2783) p 17 N88-12487

POSITRONIUM

Annihilation in Gases and Galaxies

[NASA-CP-3058] p 66 N90-18957

POSITRONS

Analysis ol positron lifetime spectra in polymers

[NASA-TP-2853J p 63 N89-12237

Annihilation in Gases and Galaxies

(NASA-CP-30581 p 66 N90-18957

POSTFLIGHT ANALYSIS

Spacelab 3 Mission Science Review

[NASA-CP-24291 p 36 N87-22103

POTENTIAL FLOW

Discrete-vortex model for the symmetric-vortex flow on

cones

[NASA-TP-2989] p11 N90-20946

POWER EFFICIENCY

Efficiency testing of a helicopter transmission planetary

reduction stage

[NASA-TP-2795J p 41 N88-15224

POWER TRANSMISSION

Free-Space Power Transmission

(NASA-CP-10016) • p27 N90-21795

POWERED LIFT AIRCRAFT

Proceedings o1 the 1985 NASA Ames Research Center's

Ground-Effects Workshop

[NASA-CP-2462] pS N87-24410

A perspective on 15 years of praof-of-concept aircraft

development and flight research at Ames-Moffett by the

Rotorcraft and Powered-Lift Flight Projects Division,

1970-1985

[NASA-RP-1187] p 14 N88-19467

Powered-lift aircraft technology

[NASA-SP-501] p15 N90-12589

PRECIPITATION HARDENING

Compatability of dispersion-strengthened platinum with

resistojet propellants

[NASA-TP-2765] p 27 N88-12538

PRECISION

Foundations of measurement and instrumentation

[NASA-RP-1222) p 40 N90-21351

PREDICTION ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1984

[NASA-CP-2339] p43 N87-11180

Aerothermal tests of spherical dome protuberances on

a flat plate at a Mach number of 6.5

[NASA-TP-2631) p 35 N87-13664

Effects of winglet on transonic flutter characteristics of

a cantilevered twin-engine-transport wing model

INASA-TP-2627) p 43 N87-13789

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 3: Internal Fluid Mechanics

Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-3] p 18 N66-15790

PREDICTIONS

Aerothermal evaluation of a spherically blunted body

with a trapezoidal cross section in the Langley 8-foot

high-temperature tunnel

[NASA-TP-2641] p 36 N87-18782

Development of confidence limits by pivotal functions

for estimating software reliability

[NASA-TP-2709J p 65 N87-23244

Comparison of theoretical and experimental thrust

performance of a 1030:1 area ratio rocket nozzle at a

chamber pressure of 2413 kN/m2 (350 psia)

[NASA-TP-2725] p 26 N87-25423

Life prediction of thermomechanical fatigue using total

strain version of strainrange partitioning (SRP): A

proposal

[NASA-TP-2779I p 44 N88-15263

Applications of the hybrid automated reliability predictor:

Revised edition

[NASA-TP-2760-REV] p 63 N90-11454

PREMIXED FLAMES

Determination of combustion gas temperatures by

infrared radiometry in sooting and nonsooting flames

[NASA-TP-2900] p 38 N89-25409

PREPROCESSING

Automatic classification of spectra from the Infrared

Astronomical Satellite (IRAS)

(NASA-RP-1217) p75 N90-10807

PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION

In-flight surface oil-flow photographs with comparisons

to pressure distribution and boundary-layer data

(NASA-TP-2395] p4 N87-20966

Experimental cavity pressure distributions at supersonic

speeds

[NASA-TP-2683] p5 N87-22626

On minimizing the number of calculations in

design-by-analysis codes

[NASA-TP-2706I p 5 N87-23586

Experimental evaluation of honeycomb/screen

configurations and short contraction section for NASA

Lewis Research Center's altitude wind tunnel

(NASA-TP-26921 p 21 N87-23662

Aerothermal tests of quilted dome models on a flat plate

at a Mach number of 6.5

[NASA-TP-2804] p 37 N88-22325

PRESSURE EFFECTS

Contamination of liquid oxygen by pressurized gaseous

nitrogen

[NASA-TP-2894] p 38 N89-19499

PRESSURE MEASUREMENT

Aerothermal evaluation of a spherically blunted body

with a trapezoidal cross section in the Langley 8-foot

high-temperature tunnel

[NASA-TP-26411 p 36 N87-18782

Pressure measurements on a thick cambered and

twisted 58 deg delta wing at high subsonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2713] p6 N87-27643

Steady and unsteady transonic pressure measurements

on a clipped delta wing for pitching and control-surface

oscillations

[NASA-TP-2594) p8 N88-28895

Introduction to total- and partial-pressure measurements

in vacuum systems

[NASA-RP-1219] p40 N90-10412

Fluctuating pressures measured beneath a

high-temperature, turbulent boundary layer on a flat plate

at Mach number of 5

[NASA-TP-2947] p 67 N90-10680

Measurements of pressures on the tail and aft fuselage

of an airplane model during rotary motions at spin

attitudes

[NASA-TP-2939I p 10 N90-10829

Gas-jet and tangent-slot film cooling tests of a 12.5 deg

cone at Mach number of 6.7

[NASA-TP-27861 p 39 N90-28806

PRIMERS (COATINGS)

The corrosion mechanisms for primer coated 2219-T87

aluminum

[NASA-TP-27151 p 30 N87-21076

An electrochemical study of corrosion protection by

primer-topcoat systems on 4130 steel with ac impedance

and dc methods

[NASA-TP-2820I p 30 N89-19406

PROBABILITY THEORY

The Fault Tree Compiler (FTC): Program and

mathematics

[NASA-TP-2915] p 64 N89-24815

Ceramics Analysis and Reliability Evaluation of

Structures (CARES). Users and programmers manual

[NASA-TP-2916] p 47 N90-28099

PROBES

Technique for temperature compensation of

eddy-current proximity probes

[NASA-TP-2880I p 39 N89-15380

PROBLEM SOLVING

Solution of elliptic partial differential equations by fast

Poisson solvers using a local relaxation factor. 2: Two-step

method

[NASA-TP-2530I p 64 N87-14918

Efficient solutions to the Euler equations for supersonic

flow with embedded subsonic regions

[NASA-TP-2523] p3 N87-15183

The NASTRAN demonstration problem manual, level

17.5

[NASA-SP-224(05(] p42 N81-71592

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PROCESS CONTROL (INDUSTRY) SUBJECT INDEX

PROCESS CONTROL (INDUSTRY)

National Educators' Workshop: Update 1989 Standard

Experiments in Engineering Materials Science and

Technology

[NASA-CP-3074] p 28 N90-24350

PRODUCTIVITY

Working with people to improve productivity and quality:

A bibliography with indexes, 1984-1988

[NASA-SP-7078] p69 N90-12385

PROGRAM VERIFICATION (COMPUTERS)

A generalized method for automatic downhand and

wirefeed control of a welding robot and positioner

[NASA-TP-2807] p 32 N88-17869

Validation of a computer code for analysis of subsonic

aerodynamic performance of wings with flaps in

combination with a canard or horizontal tail and an

application to optimization

[NASA-TP-2961] p11 N90-14187

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Issues in NASA program and project management

[NASA-SP-61011 p69 N89-12479

Practices in adequate structural design

[NASA-TP-2893] p 24 N89-18504

Orders of magnitude: A history of the NACA and NASA,

1915-1990

[NASA-SP-4406] p81 N89-26805

Issues in NASA program and project management

(NASA-SP-6101(02)] p 69 N90-13277

Supercritical wing technology: A report on flight

evaluations

[NASA-SP-301 ] p2 N77-85474

PROJECT PLANNING

The 1987 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-2500] p22 N88-17691

SeaRISE: A Multidisciplinary Research Initiative to

Predict Rapid Changes in Global Sea Level Caused by

Collapse of Marine Ice Sheets

[NASA-CP-3075] p 48 N90-22824

PROP-FAN TECHNOLOGY

Summary of studies to reduce wing-mounted propfan

installation drag on an M = 0.8 transport

[NASA-TP-2678] p 14 N87-20990

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 5: Subsonic Propulsion

Technology

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-5] p 18 N88-15800

Advanced turboprop project

[NASA-SP-495] p 18 N89-12565

PROPELLANT COMBUSTION

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology 1986

[NASA-CP-2444] p 45 N89-12876

PROPELLANTS

SRM (Solid Rocket Motor) propellant and polymer

materials structural modeling

[NASA-TP-2824] p 45 N88-28343

PROPELLER BLADES

Optical measurement of propeller blade deflections

[NASA-TP-2841] p 39 N88-28286

PROPELLER FANS

Annoyance caused by advanced turboprop aircraft

flyover noise: Single-rotating propeller configuration

[NASA-TP-2782] p 67 N88-17441

PROPELLER NOISE

Annoyance caused by advanced turboprop aircraft

flyover noise: Counter-rotating-propeller configuration

[NASA-TP-3027] p 67 N90-29166

PROPELLERS

Evaluation of installed performance of a

wing-tip-mounted pusher turboprop on a semispan wing

[NASA-TP-2739] p 14 N87-26041

Low-speed aerodynamic characteristics of a twin-engine

general aviation configuration with aft-fuselage-mounted

pusher propellers

[NASA-TP-2763J p6 N87-29462

Laser-velocimeter-measured flow field around an

advanced, swept, eight-blade propeller at Mach 0.8

[NASA-TP-2462] p2 N90-20942

FAA/NASA En Route Noise Symposium

[NASA-CP-3067] p67 N90-24853

PROPULSION

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 3: Internal Fluid Mechanics

Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-3] p 18 N88-15790

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 4: Instrumentation and

Controls Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-4] p 18 N88-15794

Aeropropulsion '67. Session 5: Subsonic Propulsion

Technology

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-5] p 18 N88-15800

Mixing and Oemixing Processes in Multiphase Flows

With Application to Propulsion Systems

[NASA-CP-3006J p37 N89-11153

PROPULSION SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS

Low-speed aerodynamic characteristics of a twin-engine

general aviation configuration with aft-fuselage-mounted

pusher propellers

[NASA-TP-2763] p6 N87-29462

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 2: Aeropropulsion

Structures Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-2] p 18 N88-15785

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 6: High-Speed Propulsion

Technology

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-6] p 18 N88-15807

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1986,

volume 2

[NASA-CP-2437-VOL-2] p 27 N89-12626

Exhaust nozzles for propulsion systems with emphasis

on supersonic cruise aircraft

[NASA-RP-12351 p 18 N90-21037

PROPULSION SYSTEM PERFORMANCE

Aeronautical facilities assessment

[NASA-RP-1146] p21 N87-10876

Exhaust nozzles lor propulsion systems with emphasis

on supersonic cruise aircraft

(NASA-RP-12351 p 18 N90-21037

The effect of interplanetary trajectory options on a

manned Mars aerobrake configuration

[NASA-TP-3019] p 24 N90-26036

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1988,

volume 1

[ NASA-CP-3012-VOL-11 p 27 N90-28611

PROPULSIVE EFFICIENCY

Effects of afterbody boattail design and empennage

arrangement on aeropropulsive characteristics of a

twin-engine fighter model at transonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2704] p4 N87-21873

Rotorcraft flight-propulsion control integration: An

eclectic design concept

[NASA-TP-2815] p 19 N88-19475

PROTECTION

A Protection And Detection Surface (PADS) for damage

tolerance

[NASA-TP-3011] p29 N90-27788

PROTECTIVE COATINGS

Effect of LID (Registered) processing on the

microstructure and mechanical properties of TI-6AI-4V and

Ti-6AI-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo titanium foil-gauge materials

[NASA-TP-2677] p 30 N87-18644

The corrosion mechanisms for primer coated 2219-T87

aluminum

[NASA-TP-2715] p 30 N87-21076

An electrochemical study of corrosion protection by

primer-topcoat systems on 4130 steel with ac impedance

and dc methods

[NASA-TP-2820] p 30 N89-19406

PROTEIN CRYSTAL GROWTH

Liquid drop stability for protein crystal growth in

microgravity

[NASA-TP-2724] p 58 N87-20727

PROTEIN SYNTHESIS

Liquid drop stability for protein crystal growth in

microgravity

(NASA-TP-2724) p 58 N87-20727

PROTON SCATTERING

Kaon-nucleus scattering

(NASA-TP-2920J p 80 N89-25103

PROTUBERANCES

Aerothermal tests of spherical dome protuberances on

a flat plate at a Mach number of 6.5

[NASA-TP-2631] p 35 N87-13664

PROVING

A perspective on 15 years of proof-of-concept aircraft

development and flight research at Ames-Moffeft by the

Rotorcraft and Powered-Lift Flight Projects Division,

1970-1985

[NASA-RP-1187] p 14 N88-19467

PROXIMITY

Technique for temperature compensation of

eddy-current proximity probes

[NASA-TP-2880J p39 N89-15380

Interactive orbital proximity operations planning

system

[NASA-TP-2839) P 61 N89-18039

PSYCHOACOUSTICS

Annoyance caused by advanced turboprop aircraft

flyover noise: Counter-rotating-propeller configuration

[ NASA-TP-30271 p 67 N90-29166

PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS

Annoyance response to simulated advanced turboprop

aircraft interior noise containing tonal beats

[NASA-TP-2689J p 66 N87-24161

PSYCHOLOGY

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1988-1989

[NASA-CP-3063] p 2 N90-20921

PSYCHOMOTOR PERFORMANCE

Mental-State Estimation, 1987

{NASA-CP-2504] p 60 N88-23370

PULSE CODE MODULATION

Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) encoder handbook for

Aydin Vector MMP-600 series system

[NASA-RP-1171] p33 N87-11916

Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) data storage and analysis

using a microcomputer

[NASA-TP-2629] p 33 N87-12718

PUMP SEALS

Three-step cylindrical seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-1849] p 36 N87-24639

PURITY

Permeation of oxygen through high purity, large grain

silver

(NASA-TP-2755] p 30 N87-27024

PYLON MOUNTING

Low-speed aerodynamic characteristics of a twin-engine

general aviation configuration with aft-fuselage-mounted

pusher propellers

[NASA-TP-27631 p6 N87-29462

PYLONS

Integration effects of pylon geometry on a high-wing

transport airplane

[NASA-TP-2877] p9 N89-15888

PYROLYTIC GRAPHITE

Design, fabrication and performance of small, graphite

electrode, multistage depressed collectors with 200-W,

CW, 8- to 18-GHz traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-26931 p 35 N87-20474

PYROTECHNICS

Effects of variables upon pyrotechnically induced shock

response spectra

[NASA-TP-2603) p 43 N87-12921

Effects of variables upon pyrotechnically induced shock

response spectra, part 2

[NASA-TP-2872I p 45 N89-13814

QUALITY CONTROL

Electronics reliability and measurement technology

[NASA-CP-2472) p42 N87-27204

Working with people to improve productivity and quality:

A bibliography with indexes, 1984-1988

[NASA-SP-7078] p 69 N90-12385

QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS

Quantitative analysis of the reconstruction performance

of interpolants

[NASA-TP-2688] p 65 N87-22441

RADAR

MARA (Multimode Airborne Radar Altimeter) system

documentation. Volume 1: MARA system requirements

document

[NASA-RP-1226] p 39 N89-26209

RADAR EQUIPMENT

Thirteenth International Laser Radar Conference

[NASA-CP-2431J p 39 N87-10263

RADAR MEASUREMENT

Ooppler Radar Detection of Wind Shear

[NASA-CP-2435] p 12 N87-10054

RADIANCE

Summary of along-track data from the earth radiation

budget satellite for several representative ocean regions

[NASA-RP-12061 p 56 N89-14634

Sensor performance analysis

[NASA-RP-1241J p50 N90-23780

RADIATION ABSORPTION

Absorbed dose thresholds and absorbed dose rate

limitations for studies of electron radiation effects on

polyethenmides

(NASA-TP-2928] p 31 N89-25332

Parametric study of power absorption from

electromagnetic waves by small ferrite spheres

INASA-TP-2949] p 66 N90-12282

Atlas of albedo and absorbed solar radiation derived

from Nimbus 6 earth radiation budget data set, July 1975

to May 1978

(NASA-RP-12301 p 57 N90-14741

RADIATION DAMAGE

Spectroscopic comparison of effects of electron

radiation on mechanical properties of two polyimides

[NASA-TP-2663J p 27 N87-18611

Fifteenth Space Simulation Conference: Support the

Highway to Space Through Testing

[NASA-CP-3015) p25 N89-12582

RADIATION DOSAGE

Solar-flare shielding with Regolith at a lunar-base site

(NASA-TP-2869] p 79 N89-14210

A-38
SUBJECTINDEX REFLECTORS

Absorbed dose thresholds and absorbed dose rate

limitations for studies of electron radiation effects on

polyetherimides

(NASA-TP-29281 p 31 N89-25332

Radiation exposure for manned Mars surface missions

[NASA-TP-2979] p 80 N90-18357

Improved model for solar cosmic ray exposure in manned

Earth orbital flights

[NASA-TP-2987) p 80 N90-25031

Comparison of dose estimates using the buildup-factor

method and a Baryon transport code (BRYNTRN) with

Monte Carlo results

[NASA-TP-3021] p80 N90-29290

RADIATION EFFECTS

The effects of simulated space environmental

parameters on six commercially available composite

materials

[NASA-TP-2906] p 29 N89-19385

Degradation and crosslinking of perfluoroalkyl

polyethers under X-ray irradiation in ultrahigh vacuum

[NASA-TP-2910] p31 N89-21103

NASA/SDIO Space Environmental Effects on Materials

Workshop, part 1

[NASA-CP-3035-PT-1 ] p 27 N89-23528

NASA/SDIO Space Environmental Effects on Materials

Workshop, part 2

[NASA-CP-3035-PT-2] p 28 N89-23547

Absorbed dose thresholds and absorbed dose rate

limitations for studies of electron radiation effects on

polyetherimides

[NASA-TP-2928] p 31 N89-25332

RADIATION HAZARDS

Benchmark solutions for the galactic ion transport

equations: Energy and spatially dependent problems

[NASA-TP-2878] p 79 N89-16714

RADIATION MEASUREMENT

Angular radiation models for Earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 1: Shortwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184] p56 N88-27677

RADIATION PYROMETERS

Noncontact Temperature Measurement

[NASA-CP-2503] p32 N88-23895

Determination of combustion gas temperatures by

infrared radiometry in sooting and nonsooting flames

[NASA-TP-2900] p 38 N89-25409

RADIATION SHIELDING

Solar-flare shielding with Regolith at a lunar-base site

[NASA-TP-2869] p 79 N89-14210

Improved model for solar cosmic ray exposure in manned

Earth orbital flights

[NASA-TP-2987] p 80 N90-25031

Comparison of dose estimates using the buildup-factor

method and a Baryon transport code (BRYNTRN) with

Monte Carlo results

[NASA-TP-3021 ] p 80 N90-29290

RADIATION SPECTRA

Analysis of positron lifetime spectra in polymers

[NASA-TP-2853] p 63 N89-12237

RADIATION TRANSPORT

Comparison of dose estimates using the buildup-factor

method and a Baryon transport code (BRYNTRN) with

Monte Carlo results

[NASA-TP-3021] p80 N90-29290

RADIATIVE TRANSFER

Remote Sensing in Polarized Light

[NASA-CP-3014] p72 N89-14189

Two-Dimensional Intercomparison of Stratospheric

Models

[NASA-CP-3042] p53 N90-11405

RADIO ALTIMETERS

MARA (Multimode Airborne Radar Altimeter) system

documentation. Volume 1: MARA system requirements

document

[NASA-RP-1226] p39 N89-26209

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 1: Processing

and corrections of Seasat data over Greenland

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-1] p 54 N90-20562

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 2: Users' guide

for Greenland elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-2] p 54 N90-20563

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 4: Users' guide

for Antarctica elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-4] p 54 N90-20564

RADIO ASTRONOMY

Coronal and Prominence Plasmas

[NASA-CP-2442] p 79 N87-20871

Star Formation in Galaxies

[NASA-CP-2466] p 73 N87-24266

Future Astronomical Observatories on the Moon

[NASA-CP-2489] p 74 N89-15810

A lunar far-side very low frequency array

[NASA-CP-3039] p75 N90-10805

RADIO COMMUNICATION

A simulator investigation of the use of digital data link

for pilot/ATC communications in a single pilot operation

[NASA-TP-2837] p 13 N89-11726

RADIO FREQUENCIES

Influence of the deposition conditions on radiofrequency

magnetron sputtered MoS2 films

[NASA-TP-2994) p 33 N90-21210

RADIO TELESCOPES

Future Astronomical Observatories on the Moon

[NASA-CP-2489) p 74 N89-15810

RADIO WAVES

Rapid Fluctuations in Solar Flares

[NASA-CP-2449] p 79 N87-21785

RADIOBIOLOGY

Cosmic ray heavy ion LET mapping for aluminum, silicon,

and tissue targets

[NASA-RP-1180] p79 N87-25984

RADIOMETERS

Limb-darkening functions as derived from along-track

operation of the ERBE scanning radiometer for January

1985

[NASA-RP-1214] p56 N89-17374

RADIOSONDES

Preliminary estimates of radiosonde thermistor errors

[NASA-TP-2637] p 55 N87-12086

RAIN

Propagation effects handbook for satellite systems

design. A summary of propagation impairments on 10 to

100 GHz satellite links with techniques for system

design

[NASA-RP-1082(04>] p 34 N89-17060

Steady-state and transitional aerodynamic

characteristics of a wing in simulated heavy rain

[NASA-TP-2932] p 10 N89-25951

RAIN GAGES

On requirements for a satellite mission to measure

tropical rainfall

[NASA-RP-1183] p55 N87-2070I

RAMAN SPECTRA

Raman intensity as a probe of concentration near a

crystal growing in solution

[NASA-TP-2865] p 39 N89-16139

RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY

Raman intensity as a probe of concentration near a

crystal growing in solution

[ NASA-TP-2865 ] p 39 N89-16139

RAMJET ENGINES

Aeropropulsive characteristics of isolated combined

turbojet/ramjet nozzles at Mach numbers from 0 to 1.20

[NASA-TP-2814] p8 N88-23757

RATINGS

Simulator evaluation of a display for a Takeoff

Performance Monitoring System

[NASA-TP-2908] p 20 N89-23469

RATIONAL FUNCTIONS

An algorithm for surface smoothing with rational

splines

[NASA-TP-2708] p 65 N87-22447

REACTION KINETICS

An analytical study of the hydrogen-air reaction

mechanism with application to scramjet combustion

[NASA-TP-2791] p 30 N88-15846

Oxidation characteristics of Ti-14AI-21Nb ingot alloy

[NASA-TP-3012] p 31 N90-25206

First International Conference on Laboratory Research

for Planetary Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-3077] p 78 N90-26744

A review of reaction rates and thermodynamic and

transport properties for an 11-species air model for

chemical and thermal nonequilibrium calculations to 30000

K

[NASA-RP-1232] p 38 N90-27064

AMSAHTS 1990: Advances in Materials Science and

Applications of High Temperature Superconductors

[NASA-CP-10043] p 29 N90-27792

REAL GASES

Description and calibration of the Langley Hypersonic

CF4 tunnel: A facility for simulating low gamma flow as

occurs for a real gas

[NASA-TP-2384] p 37 N87-29778

REAL TIME OPERATION

Applications and requirements for real-time simulators

in ground-test facilities

[NASA-TP-2672] p 64 N87-23202

The 1987 Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment: The

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1201] p49 N88-20714

Optimized resolved rate control of

seven-degree-of-freedom Laboratory Telerobotic

Manipulator (LTM) with application to three-dimensional

graphics simulation

[NASA-TP-2938] p 64 N90-10618

Delivery performance of conventional aircraft by

terminal-area, time-based air traffic control: A real-time

simulation evaluation

[NASA-TP-2978] p 13 N90-18378

Evaluation of various thrust calculation techniques on

an F404 engine

[NASA-TP-3001] p 16 N90-25134

Earth Sciences Requirements for the Information

Sciences Experiment System

[NASA-CP-3072] pSO N90-27140

REATTACHED FLOW

Supersonic, nonlinear, attached-flow wing design for

high lift with experimental validation

[NASA-TP-2336] p3 N87-10042

RECONSTRUCTION

Quantitative analysis of the reconstruction performance

of interpolants

[NASA-TP-2688] p 65 N87-22441

Further developments in exact state reconstruction in

deterministic digital control systems

[NASA-TP-2812] p 32 N88-18751

More on exact state reconstruction in deterministic digital

control systems

[NASA-TP-2847] p 33 N88-28177

The estimation error covariance matrix for the ideal state

reconstructor with measurement noise

[NASA-TP-2881] p 63 N89-13994

A new state reconstructor for digital controls systems

using weighted-average measurements

[NASA-TP-2936] p 33 N89-27039

RECRYSTALLIZATION

Microgravity crystallization of macromolecules: An

interim report and proposal for continued research

[NASA-TP-2671] p 31 N87-20423

RECTANGULAR PLATES

Buckling and postbuckling behavior of

compression-loaded isotropic plates with cutouts

[NASA-TP-3024] p 47 N90-28859

RED DWARF STARS

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p 75 N88-11592

REDUCED GRAVITY

Microgravity crystallization of macromolecules: An

interim report and proposal for continued research

[NASA-TP-2671) p 31 N87-20423

Spacelab 3 Mission Science Review

[NASA-CP-2429) p 36 N87-22103

Microgravity Particle Research on the Space Station

[NASA-CP-2496] p 58 N88-15354

Cryogenic Fluid Management Technology Workshop.

Volume 1: Presentation material and discussion

[NASA-CP-10001] p37 N88-15924

Space Bioreactor Science Workshop

[NASA-CP-2485] p 58 N88-17168

Microgravity Combustion Diagnostics Workshop

[NASA-CP-10017] p 32 N89-17682

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 1: Executive

summary and overview

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1] p 59 N89-24022

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 2: Abstracts,

candidate experiments and feasibility study

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-2] p 59 N89-24023

NASA Laser Light Scattering Advanced Technology

Development Workshop, 1988

[NASA-CP-10033] p 40 N90-17085

Development and approach to low-frequency

microgravity isolation systems

[NASA-TP-2984] p 33 N90-28754

REDUNDANCY

A closed-form trim solution yielding minimum trim drag

for airplanes with multiple longitudinal-control effectors

[NASA-TP-2907] p 20 N89-23468

Space shuttle avionics system

[NASA-SP-504] p24 N90-25160

REDUNDANCY ENCODING

Advanced detection, isolation and accommodation of

sensor failures: Real-time evaluation

[NASA-TP-2740] p 19 N87-25331

REENTRY SHIELDING

Finite-element reentry heat-transfer analysis of space

shuttle Orbiter

[NASA-TP-2657] p 37 N87-29795

REFLECTANCE

Theory for computing the field scattered from a smooth

inflected surface

[NASA-TP-2632] p 68 N87-13264

Analytical and experimental procedures for determining

propagation characteristics of millimeter-wave gallium

arsenide microstrip lines

[NASA-TP-2899] p 35 N89-21169

Mode-medium instability and its correction with a

Gaussian reflectivity mirror

[NASA-TP-3023] p 68 N90-25673

REFLECTOR ANTENNAS

A simplified approach to axisymmetric dual-reflector

antenna design

[NASA-TP-2797] p7 N88-16662

REFLECTORS

A simplified approach to axisymmetric dual-reflector

antenna design

[NASA-TP-2797] p7 N88-16662

A-39
REFRACTORY MATERIALS SUBJECT INDEX

Workshop on Technology Development Issues (or the

Large Deployable Reflector (LDR)

[NASA-CP-24071 p 75 N88-20235

Measured and predicted root-mean-square errors in

square and triangular antenna mesh facets

[NASA-TP-2896] p 45 N89-17892

REFRACTORY MATERIALS

Nonlinear Constitutive Relations for High Temperature

Applications, 1986

[NASA-CP-100101 p44 N88-21498

REFUELING

Investigation of the misfueling of reciprocating piston

aircraft engines

[ NASA-TP-28031 p 12 N88-21144

REGENERATIVE FUEL CELLS

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

(SERT)

[NASA-CP-2484J p 50 N87-29914

REGIONS

Geomorphology from space: A global overview of

regional landforms

[NASA-SP-486) p47 N87-18139

REGOUTH

Lunar Helium-3 and Fusion Power

[NASA-CP-10018] p69 N89-14842

REGRESSION ANALYSIS

Calibration of the spin-scan ozone imager aboard the

dynamics Explorer 1 satellite

[NASA-TP-27231 p 55 N87-26491

REINFORCING FIBERS

Effects of thermal cycling on graphie-fiber-reinforced

6061 aluminum

[NASA-TP-2612] p 28 N87-10184

Properties of two composite materials made of

toughened epoxy resin and high-strain graphite fiber

[NASA-TP-2826] p 28 N88-25480

RELATIVITY

Relathristic Gravitational Experiments in Space

[NASA-CP-3046] p77 N90-19940

RELAXATION METHOD (MATHEMATICS)

An upwind-biased, point-implicit relaxation algorithm for

viscous, compressible perfect-gas flows

[NASA-TP-2953] p 38 N90-17042

RELIABILITY

Applications of the hybrid automated reliability predictor:

Revised edition

[NASA-TP-2760-REV] p 63 N90-11454

RELIABILITY ANALYSIS

Development of confidence limits by pivotal functions

for estimating software reliability

[NASA-TP-2709] p 65 N87-23244

SURE reliability analysis: Program and mathematics

[NASA-TP-2764] p 65 N88-17380

CARE 3 User's Workshop

[NASA-CP-10011J p61 N88-21646

Analysis and testing of the SURE program

[NASA-TP-2817] p 65 N88-22653

The Fault Tree Compiler (FTC): Program and

mathematics

[NASA-TP-2915] p64 N89-24815

Ceramics Analysis and Reliability Evaluation of

Structures (CARES). Users and programmers manual

[NASA-TP-2916] p47 N90-28099

RELIABILITY ENGINEERING

Electronics reliability and measurement technology

[NASA-CP-2472] p42 N87-27204

RELIEF MAPS

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 4: Users' guide

for Antarctica elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-HP-1233-VOL-4] p 54 N90-20564

REMOTE CONTROL

Wind-tunnel investigation at supersonic speeds of a

remote-controlled canard missile with a free-rolling-tail

brake torque system

[NASA-TP-2401] p4 N87-17668

REMOTE SENSING

SAGE aerosol measurements. Volume 3: January 1,

1981 to November 18. 1981

(NASA-RP-1173J p51 N87-174t7

Geomorphology from space: A global overview of

regional landforms

(NASA-SP-486) p47 N87-18139

Space Opportunities for Tropospheric Chemistry

Research

[NASA-CP-24501 P51 N87-18248

System study of the carbon dioxide observational

platform system (CO-OPS): Project overview

[NASA-TP-2696) p23 N87-18588

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 54)

[NASA-SP-7041(54)j p49 N87-27315

Effects of aerosols and surface shadowing on

bidirectional reflectance measurements of deserts

lNASA-TP-2756] p 49 N87-28162

Calculation and accuracy of ERBE scanner

measurement locations

[NASA-TP-2670J p 72 N87-28471

Atlas of absorption lines from 0 to 17900 cm (sup)-1

[NASA-RP-11881 p49 N87-28955

Wind shear detection. Forward-looking sensor

technology

(NASA-CP-10004] p 12 N88-14970

Summary of along-track data from the Earth radiation

budget satellite for several major desert regions

[NASA-RP-1197] p56 N88-20772

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 57)

[NASA-SP-7041(57)| p 49 N88-23314

Reflectance spectroscopy in planetary science: Review

and strategy for the future

(NASA-SP-493] p 78 N88-24564

Limb-darkening functions as derived from along-track

operation of the ERBE scanning radiometer for January

1985

[NASA-RP-1214] p56 N89-17374

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 62)

[NASA-SP-7041(62)] P 50 N89-29825

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 63)

[NASA-SP-7041(63)] pSO N90-12091

Global stratospheric change: Requirements for a

Very-High-Altitude Aircraft for Atmospheric Research

[ NASA-CP-10041 ] p 16 N90-14220

Earth Science Geostationary Platform Technology

[NASA-CP-3040] p24 N90-19249

FIRE Science Results 1989

[NASA-CP-3079] p58 N90-28224

REMOTE SENSORS

Advanced detection, isolation and accommodation of

sensor failures: Real-time evaluation

[NASA-TP-2740] p 19 N87-25331

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 62)

[NASA-SP-7041(62)] p 50 N89-29825

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 63)

[NASA-SP-7041(63)] p 50 N90-12091

REMOTELY PILOTED VEHICLES

Flight control systems development and flight test

experience with the HiMAT research vehicles

[NASA-TP-2822] p 20 N89-15929

REPORTS

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of special publications, reference publications, conference

publications, and technical papers, 1988

[NASA-SP-7063(03)J p 71 N90-10782

REQUIREMENTS

Practices in adequate structural design

[NASA-TP-2893] p 24 N89-18504

MARA (Multimode Airborne Radar Altimeter) system

documentation. Volume 1: MARA system requirements

document

[NASA-RP-1226J p 39 N89-26209

RESEARCH

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of Special Publications, Reference Publications,

Conference Publications, and Technical Papers,

1977-1986

[NASA-SP-7063(01)] p 70 N87-30218

NASA scientific and technical publications: A catalog

of Special Publications, Reference Publications.

Conference Publications, and Technical Papers. 1987

[NASA-SP-7063(02J] p 70 N88-22830

RESEARCH AIRCRAFT

In-flight total forces, moments and static aeroelastic

characteristics of an oblique-wing research airplane

[NASA-TP-2224] p 19 N87-10103

Flight-determined aerodynamic derivatives of the AD-1

oblique-wing research airplane

[NASA-TP-2222] p 19 N87-10871

Flight investigation of the effect of tail configuration on

stall, spin, and recovery characteristics of a low-wing

general aviation research airplane

[NASA-TP-2644] p 13 N87-16815

Flight characteristics of the AD-1 oblique-wing research

aircraft

[NASA-TP-2223I P 19 N87-18570

New methods and results for quantification of

lightning-aircraft electrodynamics

[NASA-TP-2737] p4 N87-21871

A perspective on 15 years of proof-of-concept aircraft

development and flight research at Ames-Moffett by the

Rotorcraft and Powered-Lift Flight Projects Division.

1970-1985

[NASA-RP-1187] p 14 N88-19467

Flight control systems development and flight test

experience with the HiMAT research vehicles

[ NASA-TP-28221 P 20 N89-15929

Modal control of an oblique wing aircraft

INASA-TP-28981 p 20 N89-16845

Longitudinal stability and control characteristics of the

Quiet Short-Haul Research Aircraft (QSRA)

[NASA-TP-2965) p 20 N90-17639

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

National Educators' Workshop: Update 1989 Standard

Experiments in Engineering Materials Science and

Technology

[NASA-CP-30741 p28 N90-24350

RESEARCH FACILITIES

Engineer in charge: A history of the Langley Aeronautical

Laboratory, 1917-1958

(NASA-SP-4305) p 80 N87-24390

The ACEE program and basic composites research at

Langley Research Center (1975 to 1986): Summary and

bibliography

(NASA-RP-1177) p28 N87-29612

A perspective on 15 years of proof-of-concept aircraft

development and flight research at Ames-Moffett by the

Rotorcraft and Powered-Lift Flight Projects Division,

1970-1985

[NASA-RP-1187] p 14 N88-19467

A review of technologies applicable to low-speed flight

of high-performance aircraft investigated in the Langley

14- x 22-foot subsonic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2796J p7 N88-20264

RESEARCH MANAGEMENT

Closed-Cycle. Frequency-Stable CO2 Laser

Technology

[NASA-CP-2456) p 40 N87-20522

Nuclear techniques in studies of condensed matter

(NASA-RP-1195) p68 N88-13015

NASA historical data book. Volume 1: NASA resources

1958-1968

[NASA-SP-4012-VOL-1J p 80 N88-25428

NASA historical data book. Volume 2: Programs and

projects 1958-1968

[NASA-SP-4012-VOL-2] p 80 N88-25429

NASA historical data book. Volume 3: Programs and

projects 1969-1978

[NASA-SP-4012-VOL-31 p 81 N88-25430

RESIN MATRIX COMPOSITES

Cyclic loads tests of carbon involute solid rocket motor

outer boot ring segments

[NASA-TP-2884] p 45 N89-16192

RESISTOJET ENGINES

Compatibility of dispersion-strengthened platinum with

resistojet propellants

(NASA-TP-2765) p 27 N88-12538

RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

Issues in NASA program and project management

[NASA-SP-61011 p69 N89-12479

Geoscience and a Lunar Base: A Comprehensive Plan

for Lunar Exploration

[NASA-CP-3070] p78 N90-25030

Information resources management, 1984-1989: A

bibliography with indexes

[NASA-SP-7079] p71 N90-27548

RESPONSES

Annoyance response to simulated advanced turboprop

aircraft interior noise containing tonal beats

[NASA-TP-2689] p 66 N87-24161

RETROFITTING

Computer-aided design analysis of 57-mm,

angular-contact, cryogenic turbopump bearings

(NASA-TP-2816J p 41 N88-18933

REVERSED FLOW

Thrust-reverser flow investigation on a twin-engine

transport

(NASA-TP-2856) p9 N89-14213

REVISIONS

Flight investigation of the effects of an outboard

wing-leading-edge modification on stall/spin

characteristics of a low-wing, single-engine, T-tail light

airplane

[NASA-TP-26911 p 14 N87-23614

Influence of base modifications on in-flight base drag

in the presence of jet exhaust for Mach numbers from

0.7 to 1.5

[NASA-TP-2802] p 37 N88-18881

Computer-aided design analysis of 57-mm,

angular-contact, cryogenic turbopump bearings

[NASA-TP-2816] p 41 N88-18933

REYNOLDS NUMBER

Effect of Reynolds number variation on aerodynamics

of a hydrogen-fueled transport concept at Mach 6

[NASA-TP-2728] pS N87-26031

CAST-10-2/DOA 2 Airfoil Studies Workshop Results

[NASA-CP-3052] p 22 N90-17647

RIGID ROTORS

An experimental investigation of the flap-lag-torsion

aeroelastic stability of a small-scale hingeless helicopter

rotor in hover

[NASA-TP-2546) p 7 N88-20257

A-40
SUBJECTINDEX SALT SPRAY TESTS

The effects of structural flap-lag and pitch-lag coupling

on soft inplane hingeless rotor stability in hover

[NASA-TP-3002] p 12 N90-28503

RING STRUCTURES

Application of Newton's method to the postbuckling of

rings under pressure loadings

[NASA-TP-2941] p 46 N89-29811

RINGS

Revised NASA axially symmetric ring model for

coupled-cavity traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2675] p 35 N87-22923

RIVERS

Sapping features of the Colorado Plateau: A comparative

planetary geology field guide

[NASA-SP-491 ] p49 N89-10401

RIVETS

Fastener design manual

[NASA-RP-1228] p42 N90-18740

ROBOT CONTROL

A generalized method for automatic downhand and

wirefeed control of a welding robot and positioner

INASA-TP-2807] p 32 N88-17869

Optimized resolved rate control of

seven-degree-of-freedom Laboratory Telerobotic

Manipulator (LTM) with application to three-dimensional

graphics simulation

[NASA-TP-2938J p 64 N90-10618

ROBOTICS

The 21st Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

[NASA-CP-2470] p 43 N87-29858

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 1

[NASA-CP-2492-R-1] p 62 N88-16360

First Annual Workshop on Space Operations Automation

and Robotics (SOAR 87)

[NASA-CP-2491] p61 N88-17206

A generalized method for automatic downhand and

wirefeed control of a welding robot and positioner

[NASA-TP-2807] p 32 N88-17869

Second Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

[NASA-CP-3007] p 63 N88-29351

Experiments in Planetary and Related Sciences and the

Space Station

[NASA-CP-2494] p 72 N89-14998

Fourth Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

[NASA-CP-3013] p63 N89-15549

Second Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1988)

[NASA-CP-3019] p61 N89-19817

Optimized resolved rate control of

seven-degree-of-freedom Laboratory Telerobotic

Manipulator (LTM) with application to three-dimensional

graphics simulation

[NASA-TP-2938J p 64 N90-10618

Visual Information Processing for Television and

Telerobotics

[NASA-CP-3053] p40 N90-16204

Third Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1989)

[NASA-CP-3059] p62 N90-25503

Fifth Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

[NASA-CP-3073] p 63 N90-27275

ROBOTS

A generalized method for automatic downhand and

wirefeed control of a welding robot and positioner

[NASA-TP-2807] p32 N88-17869

Visual Information Processing for Television and

Telerobotics

[NASA-CP-3053) p 40 N90-16204

Third Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1989)

[NASA-CP-3059] p62 N90-25503

ROCKET ENGINE CASES

Lightweight structural design of a bolted case joint for

the space shuttle solid rocket motor

[NASA-TP-2851] p2S N89-12580

ROCKET ENGINE DESIGN

Preliminary design of turbopumps and related

machinery

[NASA-RP-1170] p3 N87-17665

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1986,

volume 2

[NASA-CP-2437-VOL-2] p 27 N89-12626

ROCKET ENGINES

Experimental evaluation of a tuned electromagnetic

damper for vibration control of cryogenic turbopump

rotors

[NASA-TP-3005] P18 N90-23403

ROCKET NOZZLES

Experimental thrust performance of a high-area-ratio

rocket nozzle

[NASA-TP-2720] P 26 N87-20381

Comparison of theoretical and experimental thrust

performance of a 1030:1 area ratio rocket nozzle at a

chamber pressure of 2413 kN/m2 (350 psia)

[NASA-TP-2725] p 26 N87-25423

Experimental evaluation of heat transfer on a 1030:1

area ratio rocket nozzle

[NASA-TP-2726] p 27 N87-25424

Aeropropulsive characteristics of isolated combined

turbojet/ramjet nozzles at Mach numbers from 0 to 1.20

[NASA-TP-2814] p8 N88-237S7

ROCKET PROPELLANTS

Compatability of dispersion-strengthened platinum with

resistojet propellents

[NASA-TP-2765] p 27 N88-12538

ROCKET THRUST

Experimental thrust performance of a high-area-ratio

rocket nozzle

[NASA-TP-2720] p 26 N87-20381

Comparison of theoretical and experimental thrust

performance of a 1030:1 area ratio rocket nozzle at a

chamber pressure of 2413 kN/m2 (350 psia)

[NASA-TP-2725] p 26 N87-25423

ROLL

Aerodynamics in ground effect and predicted landing

ground roll of a fighter configuration with a

secondary-nozzle thrust reverser

[NASA-TP-2834] p 8 N88-29752

ROLLER BEARINGS

Comparison of predicted and measured temperatures

of UH-60A helicopter transmission

[NASA-TP-2911] p41 N89-24607

Modification of the SHABERTH bearing code to

incorporate RP-1 and a discussion of the traction model

[NASA-TP-3017] p42 N90-28066

ROLLING MOMENTS

Wind-tunnel investigation at supersonic speeds of a

remote-controlled canard missile with a free-rolling-tail

brake torque system

[NASA-TP-2401] p4 N87-17668

ROOT-MEAN-SQUARE ERRORS

Measured and predicted root-mean-square errors in

square and triangular antenna mesh facets

[ NASA-TP-2896 ] p 45 N89-17892

ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 3: Systems

Integration, Research Aircraft, and Industry

[NASA-CP-2495-VOL-3] p 1 N88-16650

A perspective on 15 years of proof-of-concept aircraft

development and flight research at Ames-Moffett by the

Rotorcraft and Powered-Lift Flight Projects Division,

1970-1985

[NASA-RP-1187] p14 N88-19467

Rotorcraft flight-propulsion control integration: An

eclectic design concept

[NASA-TP-2815] p 19 N88-19475

Stereopsis cueing effects on hover-in-turbulence

performance in a simulated rolorcrafl

[NASA-TP-2980] p 17 N90-21004

ROTARY WINGS

Helicopter main-rotor noise: Determination of source

contributions using scaled model data

[NASA-TP-2825] p 67 N88-26907

Effect of advanced rotorcraft airfoil sections on the hover

performance of a small-scale rotor model

[NASA-TP-2832] p 10 N89-24264

Aerodynamic characteristics of two rotorcraft airfoils

designed for application to the inboard region of a main

rotor blade

[NASA-TP-3009] p11 N90-24239

The effects of structural flap-lag and pitch-lag coupling

on soft inplane hingeless rotor stability in hover

[NASA-TP-3002] p 12 N90-28503

ROTATING BODIES

Effect of port corner geometry on the internal

performance of a rotating-vane-type thrust reverser

[NASA-TP-2624] p3 N87-12S41

Rotating-unbalanced-mass devices for scanning

balloon-borne experiments, free-flying spacecraft, and

space shuttle/space station experiments

[NASA-TP-3030] p 33 N90-25255

ROTOR AERODYNAMICS

Vibration characteristics of OH-58A helicopter main rotor

transmission

[NASA-TP-2705] p 41 N87-20555

Rotordynamic Instability Problems in High-Performance

Turtaomachinery, 1986

[NASA-CP-2443] p 41 N87-22199

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 1:

Aerodynamics, and Dynamics and Aeroelasticity

[NASA-CP-2495-VOL-1 ] P1 N88-16625

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 2: Materials

and Structures, Propulsion and Drive Systems, Flight

Dynamics and Control, and Acoustics

[NASA-CP-2495-VOL-2] p 1 N88-16632

Advancing-side directivity and retreating-side

interactions of model rotor blade-vortex interaction noise

[NASA-TP-2784] p 67 N88-22710

Integrated Technology Rotor Methodology Assessment

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10007] p2 N88-27148

Tip aerodynamics and acoustics test: A report and data

survey

[NASA-RP-1179] p9 N89-17579

Rotordynamic Instability Problems in High-Performance

Turbomachinery, 1988

[NASA-CP-3026] p 41 N89-22891

ROTOR BLADES (TURBOMACHINERY)

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1984

[ NASA-CP-2339 ] p 43 N87-11180

Design of 9.271 -pressure-ratio 5-slage core compressor

and overall performance for first 3 stages

[NASA-TP-2597] p 17 N87-17699

Correlation of helicopter impulsive noise from

blade-vortex interaction with rotor mean inflow

[NASA-TP-2650] p 66 N87-18399

Low-cost FM oscillator for capacitance type of blade

tip clearance measurement system

[NASA-TP-2746] p 17 N87-24481

Laser anemometer measurements in a transonic

axial-flow fan rotor

[NASA-TP-2879] p 38 N90-11245

ROTOR BODY INTERACTIONS

Integrated Technology Rotor Methodology Assessment

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10007] p2 N88-27148

ROTOR SPEED

Experimental evaluation of a tuned electromagnetic

damper for vibration control of cryogenic turbopump

rotors

[NASA-TP-3005] p 18 N90-23403

ROTORCRAFT AIRCRAFT

Effect of advanced rotorcraft airfoil sections on the hover

performance of a small-scale rotor model

[NASA-TP-2832] p 10 N89-24264

Aerodynamic characteristics of two rotorcraft airfoils

designed for application to the inboard region of a main

rotor blade

[NASA-TP-3009] p11 N90-24239

ROTORS

Transonic flow analysis for rotors. Part 2:

Three-dimensional, unsteady, full-potential calculation

[NASA-TP-2375-PT-2] p3 N87-10841

Helicopter blade-vortex interaction locations:

Scale-model acoustics and free-wake analysis results

[NASA-TP-2658] p4 N87-18537

Preliminary structural design of composite main rotor

blades for minimum weight

[NASA-TP-2730] p 28 N87-25435

Experimental evaluation of a tuned electromagnetic

damper for vibration control of cryogenic turbopump

rotors

[NASA-TP-3005] p 18 N90-23403

ROUTES

FAA/NASA En Route Noise Symposium

[NASA-CP-3067] p 67 N90-24853

RP-1 ROCKET PROPELLANTS

High-pressure calorimeter chamber tests for liquid

oxygen/kerosene (LOX/RP-1) rocket combustion

[NASA-TP-2862] p 27 N89-15979

Modification of the SHABERTH bearing code to

incorporate RP-1 and a discussion of the traction model

[NASA-TP-3017] p 42 N90-28066

RUNWAY CONDITIONS

Evaluation of two transport aircraft and several ground

test vehicle friction measurements obtained for various

runway surface types and conditions. A summary of test

results from joint FAA/NASA Runway Friction Program

[NASA-TP-2917] p 16 N90-1S902

RUNWAYS

Langley Aircraft Landing Dynamics Facility

[NASA-RP-1189] p21 N87-29544

SAGE SATELLITE

SAGE aerosol measurements. Volume 3: January 1,

1981 to November 18,1981

[NASA-RP-1173] p51 N87-17417

Effect of ephemeris errors on the accuracy of the

computation of the tangent point altitude of a solar

scanning ray as measured by the SAGE 1 and 2

instruments

[NASA-TP-2866] p 65 N89-16415

SALT SPRAY TESTS

Stress corrosion study of PHI 3-8Mo stainless steel using

the Slow Strain Rate Technique

[NASA-TP-2934] p 30 N89-26976

A-41
SAMPLING SUBJECTINDEX

SAMPLING

A synchronous data analyzer for the Minimum Delay

Data Format (MDDF) and Launch Trajectory Acquisition

System (LTAS)

[NASA-TP-2743) p 34 N87-24590

SANDWICH STRUCTURES

An examination of impact damage in glass-phenolic and

aluminum honeycomb core composite panels

[NASA-TP-3042] p 29 N90-27876

SATELLITE ALTIMETRY

Surface topography of the Greenland Ice Sheet from

satellite radar altimetry

[NASA-SP-503] p 54 N90-22850

SATELLITE ATTITUDE CONTROL

Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory Symposium. 1989

[NASA-CP-3050] p23 N90-13413

SATELLITE COMMUNICATION

Unique bit-error-rate measurement system for satellite

communication systems

[NASA-TP-2699] p 33 N87-20448

Propagation effects handbook for satellite systems

design. A summary of propagation impairments on 10 to

100 GHz satellite links with techniques for system

design

[NASA-RP-1082(04» p 34 N89-17060

SATELLITE DESIGN

Into the thermosphere: The atmosphere explorers

[NASA-SP-490] p 52 N88-18084

SATELLITE IMAGERY

NASA/MSFC FY-85 Atmospheric Processes Research

[NASA-CP-2402] p 55 N87-13043

Arctic Sea ice. 1973-1976: Satellite passive-microwave

observations

[NASA-SP-489] p 58 N87-24870

SATELLITE INSTRUMENTS

Into the thermosphere: The atmosphere explorers

[NASA-SP-490] p52 N88-18084

SATELLITE OBSERVATION

Limb-darkening functions as derived from along-track

operation of the ERBE scanning radiometer for January

1985

[NASA-RP-1214] p56 N89-17374

Comparison of satellite-derived dynamical quantities for

the stratosphere of the Southern Hemisphere

[NASA-CP-3044] p 53 N89-25540

SATELLITE POWER TRANSMISSION

Second Beamed Space-Power Workshop

[NASA-CP-3037] p 27 N90-10140

SATELLITE SOUNDING

Scientific and Operational Requirements for TOMS

Data

[NASA-CP-2497] p 47 N88-13774

Nimbus-7 Stratospheric and Mesospheric Sounder

(SAMS) experiment data user's guide

[NASA-RP-1221] p53 N89-26304

SATELLITE TRANSMISSION

Propagation effects on satellite systems at frequencies

below 10 GHz: A handbook for satellite systems design

[NASA-RP-1108/2] p34 N88-14226

Diode laser satellite systems for beamed power

transmission

[NASA-TP-2992] p 40 N90-2458S

SATELLITE-BORNE PHOTOGRAPHY

Geomorphology from space: A global overview of

regional landforms

[NASA-SP-486) p47 N87-18139

SATURN

The Cassini mission: Infrared and microwave

spectroscopic measurements

[NASA-RP-1213] p 78 N89-16709

SATURN ATMOSPHERE

The Jovian Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-2441] p 77 N87-17598

SCALE MODELS

Evaluation of a scale-model experiment to investigate

long-range acoustic propagation

[NASA-TP-2748] p 66 N88-11450

Flight control systems development and flight test

experience with the HiMAT research vehicles

[NASA-TP-2822] p 20 N89-15929

SCANNERS

Limb-darkening functions as derived from along-track

operation of the ERBE scanning radiometer for January

1985

[NASA-RP-1214] p56 N89-17374

SCANNING

Calculation and accuracy of ERBE scanner

measurement locations

[NASA-TP-2670] p 72 N87-28471

Effect of ephemeris errors on the accuracy of the

computation of the tangent point altitude of a solar

scanning ray as measured by the SAGE 1 and 2

instruments

[NASA-TP-2866] p 65 N89-16415

SCATTERING AMPLITUDE

Eikonal solutions to optical model coupled-channel

equations

[NASA-TP-2830] P 68 N88-30402

SCATTERING CROSS SECTIONS

Doubly differential cross sections for galactic heavy-ion

fragmentation

[NASA-TP-2659] p 68 N87-17487

Kaon-nucleus scattering

[NASA-TP-2920] p 80 N89-25103

Annihilation in Gases and Galaxies

[NASA-CP-3058] P 66 N90-18957

SCHEDULING

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 1

[NASA-CP-2492-R-1] p 62 N88-16360

Simulation evaluation of TIMER, a time-based, terminal

air traffic, flow-management concept

[NASA-TP-2870] p 13 N89-15901

A knowledge-based tool for multilevel decomposition of

a complex design problem

[NASA-TP-2903] p 63 N89-23181

Payload crew utilization for spacelab missions

[NASA-TP-2976) P 24 N90-14256

The 1990 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-3068] P64 N90-22294

SCHROEDINGER EQUATION

Kaon-nucleus scattering

[NASA-TP-2920] p 80 N89-25103

SCREEN EFFECT

Sensitivity of F-106B leading-edge-vortex images to

flight and vapor-screen parameters

[NASA-TP-2818) p8 N88-23760

SCREENS

Experimental evaluation of honeycomb/screen

configurations and short contraction section for NASA

Lewis Research Center's altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2692] p 21 N87-23662

SEA ICE

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 1: Processing

and corrections at Seasat data over Greenland

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-1] P 54 N90-20562

SeaRISE: A Multidisciplinary Research Initiative to

Predict Rapid Changes in Global Sea Level Caused by

Collapse of Marine Ice Sheets

[NASA-CP-3075] p 48 N90-22824

SEA LEVEL

SeaRISE: A Multidisciplinary Research Initiative to

Predict Rapid Changes in Global Sea Level Caused by

Collapse of Marine Ice Sheets

[NASA-CP-3075] p 48 N90-22824

SEALS (STOPPERS)

Space shuttle main engine high pressure fuel pump aft

platform seal cavity flow analysis

[NASA-TP-2685] p 36 N87-17000

Straight cylindrical seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-1850] p 36 N87-23936'

Rotordynamic Instability Problems in High-Performance

Turbomachinery, 1988

[NASA-CP-3026] p 41 N89-22891

SEASAT SATELLITES

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 1: Processing

and corrections of Seasat data over Greenland

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-1] p 54 N90-20562

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 2: Users' guide

for Greenland elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-2] p 54 N90-20563

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 4: Users' guide

for Antarctica elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-4] p 54 N90-20564

SECONDARY EMISSION

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

untreated and ion-textured titanium

[NASA-TP-2902] p 30 N89-17650

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

molybdenum-masked, ion-textured OFHC copper

[NASA-TP-2967J p 31 N90-15211

SEEPAGE

Sapping features of the Colorado Plateau: A comparative

planetary geology field guide

[NASA-SP-491] p49 N89-10401

SEMICONDUCTOR LASERS

Diode laser satellite systems for beamed power

transmission

[NASA-TP-29921 p 40 N90-24585

SEMISPAN MODELS

Evaluation of installed performance of a

wing-tip-mounted pusher turboprop on a semispan wing

[NASA-TP-2739] p 14 N87-26041

Experimental and theoretical aerodynamic

characteristics of a high-lift semispan wing model

[NASA-TP-2990] p11 N90-20046

SENSITIVITY

Sensitivity Analysis in Engineering

[NASA-CP-2457] p 43 N87-18855

Shape sensitivity analysis of wing static aeroelastic

characteristics

[NASA-TP-2808] p 15 N88-22031

SEPARATED FLOW

A review of high-speed, convective. heat-transfer

computation methods

[NASA-TP-2914] p 38 N89-27116

SERVICE LIFE

Computer-aided design analysis of 57-mm,

angular-contact, cryogenic turbopump bearings

[NASA-TP-2816] p 41 N88-18933

Liquid lubrication in space

[NASA-RP-1240) p42 N90-28063

SHADOWS

Effects of aerosols and surface shadowing on

bidirectional reflectance measurements of deserts

[NASA-TP-27561 p 49 N87-28162

SHAFTS (MACHINE ELEMENTS)

Experimental evaluation of a tuned electromagnetic

damper for vibration control of cryogenic turbopump

rotors

(NASA-TP-3005) p 18 N90-23403

SHAPED CHARGES

Effects of variables upon pyrotechnically induced shock

response spectra, part 2

[NASA-TP-2872] p 45 N89-13814

SHARP LEADING EDGES

Applicability of linearized-theory attached-flow methods

to design and analysis of flap systems at low speeds for

thin swept wings with sharp leading edges

(NASA-TP-2653) p3 N87-15174

SHEAR FLOW

Experimental validation of a two-dimensional shear-flow

model for determining acoustic impedance

[NASA-TP-2679] p 66 N87-20798

Influence of wind shear on the aerodynamic

characteristics of airplanes

[NASA-TP-2827] p 12 N88-26344

A spectral collocation solution to the compressible

stability eigenvalue problem

[NASA-TP-2858J p 9 N89-12S43

SHELL THEORY

Modeling and analysis of the space shuttle nose-gear

tire with semianalytic finite elements

[NASA-TP-2977] p 42 N90-19595

SHELLS (STRUCTURAL FORMS)

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics, part 1

[NASA-CP-3034-PT-1) p 46 N89-24638

SHOCK HEATING

A review of high-speed, convective, heat-transfer

computation methods

[NASA-TP-2914] p 38 N89-27116

SHOCK LAYERS

Gas-jet and tangent-slot film cooling tests of a 12.5 deg

cone at Mach number of 6.7

[NASA-TP-2786] p 39 N90-28806

SHOCK LOADS

Effects of variables upon pyrotechnically induced shock

response spectra

[NASA-TP-2603] p43 N87-12921

SHOCK SPECTRA

Effects of variables upon pyrotechnically induced shock

response spectra

[NASA-TP-2603] p 43 N87-12921

SHOCK TESTS

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 1

[NASA-CP-2488-VOL-1] p 43 N88-13609

SHOCK WAVE INTERACTION

Weak-wave analysis of shock interaction with a

slipstream

(NASA-TP-2848) p8 N89-10020

A time-accurate adaptive grid method and the numerical

simulation of a shock-vortex interaction

(NASA-TP-2998J p 61 N90-21524

SHOCK WAVE PROPAGATION

A second-order accurate kinetic-theory-based method

for inviscid compressible flows

[NASA-TP-2613] p 36 N87-18783

SHOCK WAVES

Shock structure and noise of supersonic jets in simulated

flight to Mach 0.4

[NASA-TP-2785] p 67 N88-16510

SHORT HAUL AIRCRAFT

Longitudinal stability and control characteristics of the

Quiet Short-Haul Research Aircraft (QSRA)

[NASA-TP-2965] p 20 N90-17639

SHORT TAKEOFF AIRCRAFT

Large-scale static investigation of

circulation-control-wing concepts applied to upper

surface-blowing aircraft

[NASA-TP-2684] p 13 N87-15959

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SUBJECT INDEX SOLAR PROMINENCES

A review of technologies applicable to low-speed flight

of high-performance aircraft investigated in the Langley

14- x 22-foot subsonic tunnel

(NASA-TP-2796] p7 N88-20264

Aerodynamics in ground effect and predicted landing

ground roll of a fighter configuration with a

secondary-nozzle thrust reverser

[NASA-TP-2834I p8 N88-29752

The 1987 Ground Vortex Workshop

[NASA-CP-10008] p 9 N89-10849

Powered-lift aircraft technology

[NASA-SP-5011 p 15 N90-12589

Dynamic ground-effect measurements on the F-15 STOL

and Maneuver Technology Demonstrator (S/MTD)

configuration

[NASA-TP-3000) p11 N90-22531

SHORT WAVE RADIATION

Angular radiation models for Earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 1: Shortwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184) p56 N88-27677

SHOT PEENING

Shot peening for Ti-6Al-4V alloy compressor blades

[NASA-TP-2711] p43 N87-20566

SIDESLIP

Effects of winglets on a first-generation jet transport

wing. 7: Sideslip effects on winglet loads and selected

wing loads at subsonic speeds for a full-span model

(NASA-TP-2619) p7 N88-18567

SIGNAL PROCESSING

Frequency domain laser velocimeter signal processor:

A new signal processing scheme

[NASA-TP-2735] p 40 N87-27994

Analog signal conditioning for flight-test

instrumentation

(NASA-RP-1159) p 17 N87-29533

Proceedings of the Scientific Data Compression

Workshop

[NASA-CP-3025] p 63 N89-22332

Fluctuating pressures measured beneath a

high-temperature, turbulent Boundary layer on a flat plate

at Mach number of 5

[NASA-TP-2947] p 67 N90-10680

SIGNAL REFLECTION

Power cepstrum technique with application to model

helicopter acoustic data

[NASA-TP-2586] p 66 N87-17479

SILICON

Cosmic ray heavy ion LET mapping for aluminum, silicon,

and tissue targets

[NASA-RP-1180J p79 N87-25984

Indentation plasticity and fracture in silicon

[NASA-TP-2863] p 30 N89-10996

SILICON CARBIDES

Heat treatment study of the SiC/Ti-15-3 composite

system

[NASA-TP-2970] p 29 N90-19302

SILVER

Electron stimulated desorption of atomic oxygen from

silver

[NASA-TP-2668] p 29 N87-18629

Permeation of oxygen through high purity, large grain

silver

[NASA-TP-2755] p 30 N87-27024

Auger electron intensity variations in oxygen-exposed

large grain polycrystalline silver

[NASA-TP-2930J p 67 N89-30022

SIMULATION

Fourteenth Space Simulation Conference: Testing for

a Permanent Presence in Space

[NASA-CP-2446) p 25 N88-10829

A simulator investigation of the use of digital data link

for pilot/ATC communications in a single pilot operation

[NASA-TP-2837] p 13 N89-11726

Simulation evaluation of TIMER, a time-based, terminal

air traffic, flow-management concept

[NASA-TP-28701 p 13 N89-15901

SIMULATORS

Applications and requirements for real-time simulators

in ground-test facilities

[NASA-TP-2672] p 64 N87-23202

Simulator evaluation of a display for a Takeoff

Performance Monitoring System

(NASA-TP-2908] p 20 N89-23469

Satellite-matrix-switched, time-division-multiple-access

network simulator

INASA-TP-2944] p 34 N90-11915

SINGLE CRYSTALS

Growth of solid solution single crystals

(NASA-TP-2787) p 32 N88-14212

Indentation plasticity and fracture in silicon

[NASA-TP-2863) P 30 N89-10996

SINGLE EVENT UPSETS

Cosmic ray heavy ion LET mapping for aluminum, silicon,

and tissue targets

[NASA-RP-1180] p79 N87-25984

SITES

Crystal Dynamics Project: Catalogue of site

information

[NASA-RP-11981 pS2 N88-19037

SKIN FRICTION

Effects of tail span and empennage arrangement on

drag of a typical single-engine fighter aft end

[NASA-TP-2352] p 3 N87-10838

SLIDING FRICTION

Reaction ot perfluoroalkylpolyethers (PFPE) with 44DC

steel in vacuum under sliding conditions at room

temperature

INASA-TP-28B3] p 31 N89-26091

SLIPSTREAMS

Weak-wave analysis of shock interaction with a

slipstream

[NASA-TP-2848] p8 N89-10020

SLOTS

Gas-jet and tangent-slot film cooling tests of a 12.5 deg

cone at Mach number of 6.7

[NASA-TP-2786] p 39 N90-28806

SMALL PERTURBATION FLOW

A transonic-small-disturbance wing design

methodology

[NASA-TP-2806] p7 N88-17614

SMOOTHING

An algorithm for surface smoothing with rational

splines

[NASA-TP-2708] p 65 N87-22447

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

Proceedings of the 5th Annual Users' Conference

[NASA-CP-2399] p 62 N87-10720

Computer Sciences and Data Systems, volume 1

[NASA-CP-2459-VOL-1] p 62 N87-19931

Development of confidence limits by pivotal functions

for estimating software reliability

[NASA-TP-2709] p 65 N87-23244

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 1

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-1] p46 N89-29773

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 3

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-3] p 46 N89-29799

Software Reuse Issues

[NASA-CP-3057] p63 N90-14789

SOFTWARE TOOLS

Proceedings of the 5th Annual Users' Conference

[NASA-CP-2399] p62 N87-10720

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 2

[NASA-CP-2492-PT-2] p 63 N88-24188

OEXP Analysis Tools Workshop

[NASA-CP-10013] p63 N89-11407

Integrated tools for control-system analysis

[NASA-TP-2885] p 20 N89-19309

A knowledge-based tool for multilevel decomposition of

a complex design problem

[NASA-TP-2903] p 63 N89-23181

Software Reuse Issues

[NASA-CP-3057] p 63 N90-14789

SOILS

Exobiology and Future Mars Missions

[NASA-CP-10027] p 59 N89-26334

SOLAR ARRAYS

Solar array flight dynamic experiment

[NASA-TP-2598] p 23 N87-12581

Solar array flight experiment/dynamic augmentation

experiment

[NASA-TP-2690] p 26 N87-20380

Space Photovoltaic Research and Technology, 1988.

High Efficiency, Space Environment, and Array

Technology

[NASA-CP-3030] p 50 N89-24704

SOLAR ATMOSPHERE

Coronal and Prominence Plasmas

[NASA-CP-2442] p 79 N87-20871

A high-resolution atlas of the infrared spectrum of the

Sun and the Earth atmosphere from space: A compilation

of ATMOS spectra of the region from 650 to 4800 cm

(2.3 to 16 micron). Volume 1: The Sun

[NASA-RP-1224-VOL-1] p 53 N90-13893

SOLAR BACKSCATTER UV SPECTROMETER

Nimbus 7 Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet (SBUV) spectral

scan solar irradiance and Earth radiance product user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1199] p48 N88-17096

SOLAR CELLS

Space Photovoltaic Research and Technology 1986.

High Efficiency, Space Environment, and Array

Technology

[NASA-CP-2475] p 50 N87-26413

Space Photovoltaic Research and Technology, 1988.

High Efficiency, Space Environment, and Array

Technology

[NASA-CP-3030] pSO N89-24704

SOLAR COLLECTORS

Analysis of Nd3 + :glass, solar-pumped, high-powr laser

systems

[NASA-TP-2905I p 40 N89-17855

SOLAR CONSTANT

Nimbus-7 ERB Solar Analysis Tape (ESAT) user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1211] p79 N89-30151

SOLAR CORONA

Energetic Phenomena on the Sun: The Solar Maximum

Mission Flare Workshop. Proceedings

[NASA-CP-2439] p 79 N87-19328

Coronal and Prominence Plasmas

[ NASA-CP-24421 p 79 N87-20871

SOLAR COSMIC RAYS

Improved model for solar cosmic ray exposure in manned

Earth orbital flights

(NASA-TP-2987) p 80 N90-25031

SOLAR DYNAMIC POWER SYSTEMS

Solar array flight experiment/dynamic augmentation

experiment

[NASA-TP-2690] p 26 NB7-20380

SOLAR ECLIPSES

Fifty year canon of solar eclipses: 1986 - 2035

INASA-RP-1178-REV] p 73 N87-25906

SOLAR ENERGY

Nimbus-7 data product summary

[NASA-RP-1215) p48 N89-22152

SOLAR FLARES

Energetic Phenomena on the Sun: The Solar Maximum

Mission Flare Workshop. Proceedings

[NASA-CP-2439] p 79 N87-19328

Statistical aspects of solar flares

[NASA-TP-27141 p79 N87-20947

Rapid Fluctuations in Solar Flares

[NASA-CP-2449] p 79 N87-21785

Solar-flare shielding with Regolith at a lunar-base site

[NASA-TP-2869] p 79 N89-14210

Radiation exposure for manned Mars surface missions

[NASA-TP-2979] p 80 N90-18357

SOLAR INSTRUMENTS

A general-purpose balloon-borne pointing system for

solar scientific instruments

[NASA-TP-3013] p33 N90-21219

SOLAR MAGNETIC FIELD

Energetic Phenomena on the Sun: The Solar Maximum

Mission Flare Workshop. Proceedings

[NASA-CP-2439] p 79 N87-19328

Coronal and Prominence Plasmas

[NASA-CP-2442] p 79 N87-20871

Theoretical Problems in High Resolution Solar Physics,

2

[NASA-CP-2483] p 79 N88-11609

SOLAR MAXIMUM MISSION

Energetic Phenomena on the Sun: The Solar Maximum

Mission Flare Workshop. Proceedings

[NASA-CP-2439] p 79 N87-19328

SOLAR OBSERVATORIES

Theoretical Problems in High Resolution Solar Physics,

2

'[NASA-CP-2483] p 79 N88-11609

SOLAR PHYSICS

Energetic Phenomena on the Sun: The Solar Maximum

Mission Flare Workshop. Proceedings

(NASA-CP-24391 p 79 N87-19328

Coronal and Prominence Plasmas

[NASA-CP-2442] p79 N87-20871

Theoretical Problems in High Resolution Solar Physics,

2

[NASA-CP-2483) p 79 N88-11609

SOLAR POSITION

Surface bidirectional reflectance properties of two

southwestern Arizona deserts for wavelengths between

0.4 and 2.2 micrometers

[NASA-TP-2643] p 48 N87-22281

SOLAR POWER SATELLITES

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 17)

(NASA-SP-7046(17)] p 22 N87-29576

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 18)

(NASA-SP-7046(18)] p 22 N88-27214

Second Beamed Space-Power Workshop

(NASA-CP-3037) p27 N90-10140

SOLAR PROMINENCES

Energetic Phenomena on the Sun: The Solar Maximum

Mission Flare Workshop. Proceedings

[NASA-CP-2439] p 79 N87-19328

Coronal and Prominence Plasmas

[NASA-CP-2442] p 79 N87-20871

Statistical aspects of solar flares

[ NASA-TP-2714 ] p 79 N87-20947

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SOLAR RADIATION SUBJECTINDEX

SOLAR RADIATION

Nimbus 7 Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet (SBUV) spectral

scan solar irradiance and Earth radiance product user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1199] p48 N88-17096

Nimbus-7 data product summary

(NASA-RP-1215) p48 N89-22152

Atlas of albedo and absorbed solar radiation derived

from Nimbus 6 earth radiation budget data set, July 1975

to May 1978

[NASA-RP-12301 p 57 N90-14741

Atlas of albedo and absorbed solar radiation derived

from Nimbus 7 Earth radiation budget data set. November

1978 to October 1985

[NASA-RP-12311 p57 N90-17233

SOLAR SIMULATORS

Fifteenth Space Simulation Conference: Support the

Highway to Space Through Testing

[NASA-CP-30151 p25 N89-12582

SOLAR SPECTRA

A high-resolution atlas of the infrared spectrum of the

sun and the earth atmosphere from space. A compilation

of ATMOS spectra of the region from 650 to 4800 cm-1

(2.3 to 16 microns). Volume 2: Stratosphere and

mesosphere. 650 to 3350 cm-1

[NASA-RP-1224-VOL-2I p 53 N89-28969

Nimbus-7 ERB Solar Analysis Tape (ESAT) user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1211] p79 N89-30151

SOLAR TERRESTRIAL INTERACTIONS

On the statistics of El Nino occurrences and the

relationship of El Nino to volcanic and solar/geomagnetic

activity

[NASA-TP-2948] p 79 N90-12456

Solar-Terrestrial Science Strategy Workshop

[NASA-CP-3048] p 73 N90-18329

SOLAR-PUMPED LASERS

Free-Space Power Transmission

[NASA-CP-10016] p27 N90-21795

SOLID ELECTRODES

Design, fabrication, and performance of brazed, graphite

electrode, multistage depressed collectors with 500-W,

continuous wave, 4.8- to 9.6-GHz traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2904] p 35 N89-21171

SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

SRM propellant and polymer materials structural test

program

[NASA-TP-28211 p 44 N88-25013

SRM (Solid Rocket Motor) propellant and polymer

materials structural modeling

[NASA-TP-2824] p 45 N88-28343

Loads analysis and testing of flight configuration solid

rocket motor outer boot ring segments

[NASA-TP-3028) p 47 N90-25366

SOLID SOLUTIONS

Growth of solid solution single crystals

[NASA-TP-2787J p 32 N88-14212

SOLID STATE DEVICES

Universal test fixture for monolithic mm-wave integrated

circuits calibrated with an augmented TRD algorithm

[NASA-TP-2875] p 34 N89-17767

SOLUTIONS

Raman intensity as a probe of concentration near a

crystal growing in solution

[NASA-TP-2865] p 39 N89-16139

SONIC BOOMS

Status of sonic boom methodology and understanding

[NASA-CP-3027] p9 N89-23415

SOOT

Determination of combustion gas temperatures by

infrared radiometry in sooting and nonsooting flames

(NASA-TP-2900I p 38 N89-25409

SOUND PRESSURE

Annoyance caused by advanced turboprop aircraft

flyover noise: Counter-rotating-propeller configuration

[NASA-TP-3027] p 67 N90-29166

SOUND TRANSMISSION

Evaluation of the ride quality of a light twin engine

airplane using a ride quality meter

[NASA-TP-2913] p2 N89-22568

SOUND WAVES

Propagation of sound waves in tubes ofnoncircular cross

section

[NASA-TP-2601) p3 N87-14284

SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE

The 1988 Antarctic ozone monitoring Nimbus-7 TOMS

data atlas

[NASA-RP-12251 p 57 N89-28983

SPACE COMMERCIALIZATION

Spacelab 3 Mission Science Review

[NASA-CP-2429] p36 N87-22103

Report of the In Situ Resources Utilization Workshop

[NASA-CP-3017J p72 N89-14188

SPACE COMMUNICATION

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 17)

(NASA-SP-7046(17)| p 22 N87-29576

SPACE DEBRIS

NASA/SDIO Space Environmental Effects on Materials

Workshop, part 1

[NASA-CP-3035-PT-1 ] p 27 N89-23528

SPACE ENVIRONMENT SIMULATION

• Fifteenth Space Simulation Conference: Support the

Highway to Space Through Testing

[NASA-CP-3015] p25 N89-12582

The effects of simulated space environmental

parameters on six commercially available composite

materials

[NASA-TP-2906] p 29 N89-19385

SPACE ERECTABLE STRUCTURES

Solar array flight experiment/dynamic augmentation

experiment

[NASA-TP-2690] p 26 N87-20380

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(supplement 4)

[NASA-SP-7056(04)] p 25 N87-26073

The 21st Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

[NASA-CP-2470] p 43 N87-29858

SPACE EXPLORATION

The Jovian Atmospheres

(NASA-CP-2441J p77 N87-17598

Reflectance spectroscopy in planetary science: Review

and strategy for the future

[NASA-SP-493] p78 N88-24564

Planetary Geology: Goals, Future Directions, and

Recommendations

[NASA-CP-3005] p78 N88-26279

Orders of magnitude: A history of the NACA and NASA.

1915-1990

[NASA-SP-4406] p81 N89-26805

Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1979-1984: A

chronology

[NASA-SP-4024] p 81 N90-25928

SPACE FLIGHT

Joint US/USSR study: Comparison of effects of

horizontal and head-down bed rest

[NASA-TP-3037] p 60 N90-28965

SPACE HABITATS

Report of the In Situ Resources Utilization Workshop

(NASA-CP-3017) p72 N89-14188

SPACE LABORATORIES

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 1: Executive

summary and overview

(NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1] p 59 N89-24022

SPACE MISSIONS

Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1979-1984: A

chronology

[NASA-SP-4024] p 81 N90-25928

Liquid lubrication in space

INASA-RP-1240] p42 N90-28063

SPACE PERCEPTION

Determination of depth-viewing volumes for stereo

three-dimensional graphic displays

INASA-TP-2999J p 61 N90-22965

SPACE PLASMAS

Double Layers in Astrophysics

[NASA-CP-2469] p 72 N87-23313

SPACE PLATFORMS

System study of the carbon dioxide observational

platform system (CO-OPS): Project overview

[NASA-TP-2696] p 23 N87-18588

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(supplement 4)

(NASA-SP-7056(04)J p 25 N87-26073

SPACE PROCESSING

Space Bioreactor Science Workshop

[NASA-CP-2485] p 58 N88-17168

SPACE PROGRAMS

Atmospheric Turbulence Relative to Aviation, Missile,

and Space Programs

[NASA-CP-2468] p 55 N87-22341

SPACE SHUTTLE BOOSTERS

Analysis of quasi-hybrid solid rocket booster concepts

for advanced earth-to-orbit vehicles

[NASA-TP-2751] P 27 N87-25425

SRM propellant and polymer materials structural test

program

[NASA-TP-28211 P 44 N88-25013

Cyclic loads tests of carbon involute solid rocket motor

outer boot ring segments

[NASA-TP-2884] p 45 N89-16192

SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE

Conventionally cast and forged copper alloy for

high-heat-flux thrust chambers

[NASA-TP-2694] p 30 N87-16902

Space shuttle main engine high pressure fuel pump aft

platform seal cavity flow analysis

[NASA-TP-2685J p 36 N87-17000

Structural Integrity and Durability of Reusable Space

Propulsion Systems

[NASA-CP-2471] p26 N87-22766

Three-step labyrinth seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-18481 p 36 N87-23921

Straight cylindrical seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-18501 p36 N87-23936

Three-step cylindrical seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-18491 p 36 N87-24639

Probabilistic risk analysis of flying the space shuttle with

and without fuel turbine discharge temperature red line

protection

[NASA-TP-2759] p 65 N87-27474

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 1

(NASA-CP-2488-VOL-1) p 43 N88-13609

Computer-aided design analysis of 57-mm,

angular-contact, cryogenic turbopump bearings

[NASA-TP-28161 p 41 N88-18933

Lightweight structural design of a bolted case joint for

the space shuttle solid rocket motor

[NASA-TP-2851] p 25 N89-12580

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1986,

volume 2

[NASA-CP-2437-VOL-2] p 27 N89-12626

SPACE SHUTTLE MISSIONS

The 1987 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-25001 p22 N88-17691

Spacelab: An international success story

[NASA-SP-4871 p 72 N88-19375

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITERS

Finite-element reentry heat-transfer analysis of space

shuttle Orbiter

[NASA-TP-2657] p 37 N87-29795

Modeling and analysis of the space shuttle nose-gear

tire with semianatytic finite elements

[NASA-TP-2977] p 42 N90-19595

SPACE SHUTTLE PAYLOADS

Solar array flight dynamic experiment

[NASA-TP-2598I p 23 N87-12581

The 1986 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-2438] p 22 N87-20302

Solar array flight experiment/dynamic augmentation

experiment

[NASA-TP-2690] p 26 N87-20380

Space Construction

[NASA-CP-2490] p 25 N88-10870

The 1988 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-3008] p22 N89-10902

Remote Sensing in Polarized Light

[NASA-CP-3014] p72 N89-14189

SPACE SHUTTLES

Development testing of large volume water sprays for

warm fog dispersal

[NASA-TP-2607] p 24 N87-12585

Spacelab 3 Mission Science Review

[ NASA-CP-2429 J p 36 N87-22103

Fourteenth Space Simulation Conference: Testing for

a Permanent Presence in Space

[NASA-CP-2446] p 25 N88-10829

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 1

[NASA-CP-2492-PI-1] p 62 N88-16360

Cornering characteristics of the main-gear tire of the

space shuttle orbiter

[NASA-TP-2790] p 14 N88-18583

Practices in adequate structural design

[NASA-TP-2893) p 24 N89-18504

Graphics Technology in Space Applications (GTSA

1989)

[NASA-CP-3045] p62 N90-20651

Space shuttle avionics system

[NASA-SP-504] p24 N90-25160

Rotating-unbalanced-mass devices for scanning

balloon-borne experiments, free-flying spacecraft, and

space shuttle/space station experiments

[NASA-TP-3030] p 33 N90-25255

Development and approach to low-frequency

microgravity isolation systems

[NASA-TP-2984] p 33 N90-28754

SPACE SIMULATORS

Fifteenth Space Simulation Conference: Support the

Highway to Space Through Testing

[NASA-CP-3015] p25 N89-12582

SPACE STATION PAYLOADS

Microgravity Particle Research on the Space Station

[NASA-CP-2496] p 58 N88-15354

Experiments in Planetary and Related Sciences and the

Space Station

(NASA-CP-2494) p 72 N89-14998

A-44
SUBJECT INDEX SPACECRAFT LUBRICATION

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 1: Executive

summary and overview

INASA-CP-10026-VOL-1J p 59 N89-24022

Rotating-unbalanced-mass devices for scanning

balloon-borne experiments, free-flying spacecraft, and

space shuttle/space station experiments

(NASA-TP-3030I p33 N90-25255

SPACE STATION POWER SUPPLIES

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

[NASA-SP-7056(05)| p 25 N88-13382

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(supplement 7)

[NASA-SP-7056(07)l p 25 N89-18522

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(supplement 10)

[NASA-SP-7056(10)1 p 26 N90-25171

SPACE STATION PROPULSION

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(NASA-SP-7056(05)| ' p 25 N8B-13382

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(supplement 7)

[NASA-SP-7056(07)| p 25 N89-18522

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(supplement 10)

1NASA-SP-7056(10)) p 26 N90-25171

SPACE STATION STRUCTURES

Space station structures and dynamics test program

[NASA-TP-2710] p 43 N87-20568

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

[NASA-SP-7056(05)1 P 25 N88-13382

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(supplement 7)

(NASA-SP-7056(07)) p 25 N89-18522

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(supplement 10)

[NASA-SP-7056(10)| p 26 N90-25171

SPACE STATIONS

Proceedings of the 5th Annual Users' Conference

[NASA-CP-2399] p 62 N87-10720

NASA/DOD Control/Structures Interaction Technology.

1986

[NASA-CP-2447-PT-11 p 24 N87-16014

The 20th Aerospace Mechanics Symposium

(NASA-CP-2423-REV1 p 43 N87-16321

Space station structures and dynamics test program

(NASA-TP-27101 p 43 N87-20568

Structural Dynamics and Control Interaction of Flexible

Structures

[NASA-CP-2467-PT-2] p 23 N87-22729

NASA/OOD Control/Structures Intetaction Technology,

1986

(NASA-CP-2447-PT-2! p 25 N87-24495

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(supplement 4)

[NASA-SP-7056(04)J p 25 N87-26073

Spacecraft 2000

[NASA-CP-2473] p 25 N88-10084

Fourteenth Space Simulation Conference: Testing for

a Permanent Presence in Space

INASA-CP-2446) p 25 N88-10829

Space Construction

[NASA-CP-2490] p 25 N88-10870

Spacecraft Fire Safety

[NASA-CP-2476] p 24 N88-12520

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

[NASA-SP-7056(05)| p 25 N88-13382

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 1

[NASA-CP-2492-Pt-U p 62 N88-16360

The 1987 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-2500] p22 N88-17691

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 3: Space Station Habitability and Function:

Architectural Research

[NASA-CP-2426-VOL-3I p 59 N88-19883

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 1: EVA Research and Development

[NASA-CP-2426-VOL-11 p 59 N88-24145

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 4: Inhouse Advanced Development and

Research

(NASA-CP-2426-VOL-4) p 59 N88-24148

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 2

[NASA-CP-2492-PT-2] p 63 N88-24188

A Study ot Space Station Contamination Effects —

conference

INASA-CP-3002] p72 N88-25390

Second Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

[NASA-CP-3007) p63 N88-29351

Fifteenth Space Simulation Conference: Support the

Highway to Space Through Testing

[NASA-CP-3015) P25 N89-12582

Space Station Induced Monitoring

[NASA-CP-3021] p73 N89-15790

Interactive orbital proximity operations planning

system

[NASA-TP-2839I p 61 N89-18039

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(supplement 7)

[ NASA-SP-7056(07) ] p25N89-18522

The 23rd Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

[NASA-CP-3032] p46 N89-23892

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 20)

[NASA-SP-7046(20)| p 26 N89-26037

Software Reuse Issues

[NASA-CP-3057J p 63 N90-14789

Graphics Technology in Space Applications (GTSA

1989)

(NASA-CP-30451 p 62 N90-206S1

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(supplement 10)

[NASA-SP-7056(10)1 p26 N90-25171

Rotating-unbalanced-mass devices for scanning

balloon-borne experiments, free-flying spacecraft, and

space shuttle/space station experiments

[NASA-TP-3030] p 33 N90-25255

Third Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1989)

INASA-CP-3059] p 62 N90-25503

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 22)

[NASA-SP-7046(22)1 p 26 N90-26056

Development and approach to low-frequency

microgravity isolation systems

1NASA-TP-2984) p 33 N90-28754

SPACE TRANSPORTATION

Space Transportation Avionics Technology Symposium.

Volume 1: Executive summary

[NASA-CP-3081-VOL-1] p 17 N90-25980

SPACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM

Space Construction

[NASA-CP-2490] p25 N88-10870

A study to evaluate STS heads-up ascent trajectory

performance employing a minimum-Hamiltonian

optimization strategy

[NASA-TP-2793J p 23 N88-15820

SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS

Spacelab 3 Mission Science Review

(NASA-CP-2429] p 36 N87-22103

Microgravity Particle Research on the Space Station

INASA-CP-2496] p 58 N88-15354

Into the thermosphere: The atmosphere explorers

(NASA-SP-490] p52 N88-18084

The 1988 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-3008] p 22 N89-10902

Technology for Future NASA Missions: Civil Space

Technology Initiative (CSTI) and Pathfinder

(NASA-CP-3016) p22 N89-11760

Experiments in Planetary and Related Sciences and the

Space Station

|NASA-CP-2494| p 72 N89-14998

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 1: Executive

summary and overview

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1I p 59 N89-24022

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 2: Abstracts,

candidate experiments and feasibility study

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-2I p 59 N89-24023

Cells in Space

(NASA-CP-10034] p61 N90-13939

Solar-Terrestrial Science Strategy Workshop

[NASA-CP-30481 p 73 N90-18329

Relativistic Gravitational Experiments in Space

(NASA-CP-30461 p 77 N90-19940

Rotating-unbalanced-mass devices for scanning

balloon-borne experiments, free-flying spacecraft, and

space shuttle/space station experiments

[NASA-TP-30301 p33 N90-25255

Proceedings of the LDEF Materials Data Analysis

Workshop

INASA-CP-10046] p28 N90-26075

Development and approach to low-frequency

microgravity isolation systems

(NASA-TP-2984) p 33 N90-28754

SPACECRAFT CHARGING

Space Station Induced Monitoring

[NASA-CP-30211 p73 N89-15790

NASA/SDIO Space Environmental Effects on Materials

Workshop, part 1

[NASA-CP-3035-PT-1] p 27 N89-23528

SPACECRAFT COMPONENTS

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 2

[NASA-CP-2488-VOL-2) p 44 N88-18948

SPACECRAFT CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

Outgassing data for selecting spacecraft materials

[NASA-RP-1124) p28 N88-10117

Technology for Future NASA Missions: Civil Space

Technology Initiative (CSTI) and Pathfinder

[NASA-CP-30161 p22 N89-11760

Proceedings of the LDEF Materials Data Analysis

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10046] p 28 N90-26075

SPACECRAFT CONTAMINATION

Fourteenth Space Simulation Conference: Testing for

a Permanent Presence in Space

(NASA-CP-2446) p 25 N88-10829

A Study of Space Station Contamination Effects —

conference

[NASA-CP-3002] ' p72 N88-25390

Fifteenth Space Simulation Conference: Support the

Highway to Space Through Testing

[NASA-CP-3015] p25 N89-12582

NASA/SDIO Space Environmental Effects on Materials

Workshop, part 1

[NASA-CP-3035-PT-1] p 27 N89-23528

Third Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1989)

INASA-CP-3059] p62 N90-25503

SPACECRAFT CONTROL

NASA/DOD Control/Structures Interaction Technology.

1986

| NASA-CP-2447-PT-1) p 24 N87-16014

Structural Dynamics and Control Interaction of Flexible

Structures

[NASA-CP-2467-PT-1] p 23 N87-22702

NASA/DOD Control/Structures Interaction Technology,

1986

[NASA-CP-2447-PT-2] p 25 N87-24495

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 1

[NASA-CP-2492-R-1] p 62 N88-16360

SPACECRAFT DESIGN

NASA/DOD Control/Structures Interaction Technology.

1986

[NASA-CP-2447-PT-1 | p 24 N87-16014

Upper and Middle Atmospheric Density Modeling

Requirements for Spacecraft Design and Operations

[NASA-CP-2460] p 52 N87-20665

Airborne particulate matter in spacecraft

[NASA-CP-2499] p 59 N88-14623

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 2

(NASA-CP-2488-VOL-2] p 44 N88-18948

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 3: Space Station Habitability and Function:

Architectural Research

[NASA-CP-2426-VOL-3] p 59 N88-19883

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 4: Inhouse Advanced Development and

Research

[NASA-CP-2426-VOL-4] p 59 N88-24148

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 3

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-3] p 15 N89-25201

SPACECRAFT DOCKING

The 23rd Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

[NASA-CP-3032] p 46 N89-23892

SPACECRAFT ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

Spacecraft 2000

[NASA-CP-2473] p 25 N88-10084

SPACECRAFT ENVIRONMENTS

Fourteenth Space Simulation Conference: Testing tor

a Permanent Presence in Space

[NASA-CP-2446] p 25 N8B-10829

Spacecraft Fire Safety

[NASA-CP-2476] p 24 N88-12520

Report of the 1st Planning Workshop for CELSS Flight

Experimentation

[NASA-CP-10020] p60 N89-13898

SPACECRAFT INSTRUMENTS

The 20th Aerospace Mechanics Symposium

INASA-CP-2423-REV] p 43 N87-16321

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 54)

(NASA-SP-7041(54)1 P 49 N87-27315

Technology for Future NASA Missions: Civil Space

Technology Initiative (CSTI) and Pathfinder

INASA-CP-3016J p22 N89-11760

The Cassini mission: Infrared and microwave

spectroscopic measurements

-(NASA-RP-12131 p78 N89-16709

SPACECRAFT LAUNCHING

Development testing of large volume water sprays for

warm fog dispersal

[NASA-TP-26071 p 24 N87-12585

SPACECRAFT LUBRICATION

Modification of the SHABERTH bearing code to

incorporate RP-1 and a discussion of the traction model

[NASA-TP-3017] p42 N90-28066

A-45
SPACECRAFT ORBITS SUBJECT INDEX

SPACECRAFT ORBITS

Effect of ephemeris errors on the accuracy of the

computation of the tangent point altitude of a solar

scanning ray as measured by the SAGE 1 and 2

instruments

[NASA-TP-2866] p 65 N89-16415

SPACECRAFT PERFORMANCE

Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory Symposium 1988

[NASA-CP-3011] P23 N89-15934

SPACECRAFT POWER SUPPLIES

Space Photovoltaic Research and Technology 1986.

High Efficiency, Space Environment, and Array

Technology

[NASA-CP-24751 • p 50 N67-26413

Technology for Future NASA Missions: Civil Space

Technology Initiative (CSTI) and Pathfinder

[NASA-CP-3016] p22 N89-11760

Space Photovoltaic Research and Technology, 1988.

High Efficiency. Space Environment, and Array

Technology

[NASA-CP-3030] p50 N89-24704

Second Seamed Space-Power Workshop

[NASA-CP-3037] p 27 N90-10140

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

(SERT), 1989

[NASA-CP-3056] p 50 N90-20454

SPACECRAFT PROPULSION

Structural Integrity and Durability of Reusable Space

Propulsion Systems

[NASA-CP-8471] p26 N87-22766

Spacecraft 2000

[NASA-CP-2473] p 25 N88-10084

Technology for Future NASA Missions: Civil Space

Technology Initiative (CSTI) and Pathfinder

[NASA-CP-30161 p22 N89-11760

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1986,

volume 2

[NASA-CP-2437-VOL-21 p 27 N89-12626

Second Beamed Space-Power Workshop

[NASA-CP-3037) p 27 N90-10140

SPACECRAFT RELIABILITY

Probabilistic risk analysis of flying the space shuttle with

and without fuel turbine discharge temperature redline

protection

[NASA-TP-2759] p 65 N87-27474

SPACECRAFT STRUCTURES

Effects of thermal cycling on graphie-fiber-reinforced

6061 aluminum

[NASA-TP-2612] p 28 N87-10184

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 1: Structural

Dynamics

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-1] p 44 N88-23226

Effects of variables upon pyrotechnically induced shock

response spectra, part 2

[NASA-TP-2872] p 45 N89-13814

SPACECRAFT TRACKING

Spacecraft 2000

[NASA-CP-2473) P 25 N88-10084

SPACECRAFT TRAJECTORIES

Interactive orbital proximity operations planning

system

[NASA-TP-2839] p 61 N89-18039

SPACECREWS

Payfoad crew utilization for spacelab missions

[NASA-TP-29761 p 24 N90-14256

SPACELAB

Spacelab 3 Mission Science Review

[NASA-CP-2429] p 36 N87-22103

Spacelab: An international success story

[NASA-SP-487] p 72 N88-19375

SPATIAL FILTERING

Spatial vision processes: From the optical image to the

symbolic structures of contour information

[NASA-TP-2838] p 39 N89-13762

SPATIAL RESOLUTION

Spatial Displays and Spatial Instruments

[ NASA-CP-10032) p 61 N90-22918

Spatial interferometry in optical astronomy

[NASA-RP-1245] p 75 N90-28470

SPECIFICATIONS

Space shuttle avionics system

(NASA-SP-S04) p24 N90-25160

SPECKLE INTERFEROMETRY

Spatial interferometry in optical astronomy

[NASA-RP-12451 p 75 N90-28470

SPECTRAL METHODS

Numerical simulation of channel flow transition,

resolution requirements and structure of the hairpin

vortex

(NASA-TP-2667) p4 N87-19351

SPECTRAL REFLECTANCE

Reflectance spectroscopy in planetary science: Review

and strategy for the future

[NASA-SP-493] p 78 N88-24564

SPECTROSCOPY

Reflectance spectroscopy in planetary science: Review

and strategy for the future

[NASA-SP-493] p78 N88-24564

International ultraviolet explorer spectral atlas of

planetary nebulae, central stars, and related objects

[NASA-RP-12031 p76 N88-28843

NASA Laser Light Scattering Advanced Technology

Development Workshop, 1988

[NASA-CP-10033J p40 N90-17085

First International Conference on Laboratory Research

for Planetary Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-3077] p 78 N90-26744

SPECTRUM ANALYSIS

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 2

[NASA-CP-2488-VOL-2] p 44 N88-18948

SPHERES

Parametric study of power absorption from

electromagnetic waves by small fertile spheres

[NASA-TP-2949] p 66 N90-12282

SPHERICAL COORDINATES

Compilation of methods in orbital mechanics and solar

geometry

[NASA-RP-1204J p 52 N89-10420

SPHERICAL HARMONICS

Atlas of wide-field-of-view outgoing longwave radiation

derived from Nimbus 7 Earth radiation budget data set -

November 1978 to October 1985

[NASA-RP-1186] p55 N88-10451

SPIN

Flight investigation of the effects of an outboard

wing-leading-edge modification on stall/spin

characteristics of a low-wing, single-engine, T-tail light

airplane

[NASA-TP-2691J p 14 N87-23614

SPIN TESTS

Measurements of pressures on the tail and aft fuselage

of an airplane model during rotary motions at spin

attitudes

[NASA-TP-2939] p 10 N90-10829

SPLASHING

Measurements of flow rate and trajectory of aircraft

tire-generated water spray

[NASA-TP-27181 P 14 N87-24458

SPLINE FUNCTIONS

An algorithm for surface smoothing with rational

splines

[NASA-TP-2708] P 65 N87-22447

SPLIT FLAPS

Aerodynamic pressures and heating rates on surfaces

between split elevens at Mach 6.6

[NASA-TP-2855] P 37 N89-12822

SPRAY NOZZLES

Development testing of large volume water sprays for

warm fog dispersal

[NASA-TP-2607J p 24 N87-12585

SPRAYING

Measurements of flow rate and trajectory of aircraft

tire-generated water spray

[NASA-TP-2718] P 14 N87-24458

SPUTTERING

The 20th Aerospace Mechanics Symposium

[NASA-CP-2423-REV] p 43 N87-16321

STABILITY

Liquid drop stability for protein crystal growth in

microgravity

[NASA-TP-2724] p 58 N87-20727

Rotordynamic Instability Problems in High-Performance

Turbomachinery. 1986

[NASA-CP-2443] p 41 N87-22199

An experimental investigation of the flap-lag-torsion

aeroelastic stability of a small-scale hingeless helicopter

rotor in hover

(NASA-TP-2546J p7 N88-20257

STABILITY DERIVATIVES

Analysis of flight data from a High-Incidence Research

Model by system identification methods

(NASA-TP-2940) p 20 N90-10074

STAGNATION FLOW

Application of turbulence modeling to predict surface

heat transfer in stagnation flow region of circular cylinder

[NASA-TP-2758] P 37 N87-27161

STAGNATION PRESSURE

Qualitative evaluation of a flush air data system at

transonic speeds and high angles of attack

[NASA-TP-2716] p 14 N87-29497

STAINLESS STEELS

An electrochemical study of corrosion protection by

primer-topcoat systems on 4130 steel with ac impedance

and dc methods

[NASA-TP-2820) p 30 N89-19406

Reaction of perfluoroalkylppryethers (PFPE) with 440C

steel in vacuum under sliding conditions at room

temperature

[NASA-TP-2883] P 31 N89-26091

Stress corrosion study of PH13-8Mo stainless steel using

the Slow Strain Rate Technique

[NASA-TP-2934] p 30 N89-26976

STAR DISTRIBUTION

Atlas of galaxies useful lor measuring the cosmological

distance scale

[NASA-SP-4961 p 74 N89-12513

STAR FORMATION

Star Formation in Galaxies

(NASA-CP-2466) p 73 N87-24266

STAR TRACKERS

Further developments in modeling digital control

systems with MA-prefiltered measurements.

[NASA-TP-2909] p 33 N89-24507

STARS

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 5: The point source catalog declination

range -30 deg greater than delta greater than -50 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-5) p 76 N89-14195

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 2: The point source catalog declination

range 90 deg greater than delta greater than 30 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-2] p 76 N89-14197

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 6: The point source catalog declination

range -50 deg greater than delta greater than -90 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-6) p 76 N89-14198

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 7: The small scale structure catalog

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-7] p 76 N89-14199

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 3: The point source catalog declination

range 30 deg greater than delta greater than 0 deg

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-31 p 77 N89-14201

STATE ESTIMATION

A new approach to state estimation in deterministic

digital control systems

(NASA-TP-2745) p 32 N87-24585

Exact state reconstruction in deterministic digital control

systems

[NASA-TP-2757I p 32 N87-27067

Further developments in exact state reconstruction in

deterministic digital control systems

[NASA-TP-2812] p 32 N88-18751

More on exact state reconstruction in deterministic digital

control systems

[NASA-TP-2847] p 33 N88-28177

The estimation error covariance matrix for the ideal state

^constructor with measurement noise

[NASA-TP-28811 p63 N89-13994

A new state reconstructor for digital controls systems

using weighted-average measurements

[NASA-TP-2936] p 33 N89-27039

STATE VECTORS

Modeling digital control systems with MA-prefiltered

measurements

[NASA-TP-2732J p 32 N87-22870

Exact state reconstruction in deterministic digital control

systems

[NASA-TP-2757] p 32 N87-27067

STATIC PRESSURE

Effect of empennage arrangement on single-engine

nozzle/afterbody static pressures at transonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2753] p6 N88-10771

STATIC STABILITY

Handling qualities of a wide-body transport airplane

utilizing Pitch Active Control Systems (PACS) for relaxed

static stability application

[NASA-TP-2482] p 19 N88-14987

STATIC TESTS

Large-scale static investigation of

circulation-control-wing concepts applied to upper

surface-blowing aircraft

(NASA-TP-2684) p 13 N87-15959

Three-step labyrinth seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-1848] p 36 N87-23921

Static internal performance of a two-dimensional

convergent-divergent nozzle with thrust vectoring

[NASA-TP-2721) p5 N87-24432

Static performance of an axisymmetric nozzle with

post-exit vanes for multiaxis thrust vectoring

[NASA-TP-2800] p8 N88-20280

Static performance of nonaxisymmetric nozzles with yaw

thrust-vectoring vanes

[NASA-TP-2813] p8 N88-21118

Static mechanical properties of 30 x 11.5 • 14.5, type

8 aircraft tires of bias-pry and radial-belted design

[NASA-TP-2810) p15 N88-21157

Static internal performance of a nonaxisymmetric vaned

thrust reverser with flow splay capability

(NASA-TP-2933) p 10 N89-27634

Static investigation of a two-dimensional

convergent-divergent exhaust nozzle with multiaxis

thrust-vectoring capability

[NASA-TP-2973] p11 N90-19193

A-46
SUBJECTINDEX STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

STATIC THRUST

Static performance of nonaxisym metric nozzles with yaw

thrust-vectoring vanes

(NASA-TP-2813] p8 N88-21118

STATISTICAL ANALYSIS

Statistical aspects of solar flares

[NASA-TP-2714] p 79 N87-20947

STATOR BLADES

Three component laser anemometer measurements in

an annular cascade of core turbine vanes with contoured

end wall

[NASA-TP-2846] p8 N89-10844

STEADY STATE

Steady and unsteady transonic pressure measurements

on a clipped delta wing for pitching and control-surface

oscillations

[NASA-TP-2594] p8 N88-28895

Steady-state and transitional aerodynamic

characteristics of a wing in simulated heavy rain

[NASA-TP-2932] p 10 N89-25951

STELLAR ATMOSPHERES

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p75 N88-11592

Commentary on interstellar matter associated with 18

open clusters

INASA-RP-1229] p 77 N89-27612

FGK stars and T Tauri stars: Monograph series on

nonthermal phenomena in stellar atmospheres

(NASA-SP-502] p 77 N90-18344

STELLAR COLOR

O stars and Wolf-Rayet stars

(NASA-SP-497] p 74 N89-11657

STELLAR COMPOSITION

The M-type stars

(NASA-SP-492J p75 N88-11592

O stars and Wolf-Rayet stars

[NASA-SP-497] p74 N89-11657

STELLAR ENVELOPES

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p75 N88-11592

STELLAR LUMINOSITY

Star Formation in Galaxies

[NASA-CP-2466] p 73 N87-24266

O stars and Wolf-Rayet stars

[NASA-SP-497] p 74 N89-11657

STELLAR MASS EJECTION

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p75 N88-11592

STELLAR MODELS

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p75 N88-11592

STELLAR PHYSICS

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p75 N88-11592

STELLAR RADIATION

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p75 N88-11592

STELLAR SPECTRA

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p 75 N88-11592

International ultraviolet explorer spectral atlas of

planetary nebulae, central stars, and related objects

[NASA-RP-1203] p76 N88-28843

STELLAR SPECTROPHOTOMETHY

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p75 NB8-11592

STEREOSCOPIC VISION

Determination of depth-viewing volumes for stereo

three-dimensional graphic displays

[NASA-TP-2999] p 61 N90-22965

STIFFNESS

Dynamic characteristics of a vibrating beam with periodic

variation in bending stiffness

[NASA-TP-2697] p 44 N88-23988

Integrated force method versus displacement method

for finite element analysis

[NASA-TP-2937] p 47 N90-18081

Loads analysis and testing of flight configuration solid

rocket motor outer boot ring segments

[NASA-TP-3028] p 47 N90-25366

Buckling and postbuckling behavior of

compression-loaded isotropic plates with cutouts

[NASA-TP-3024] p 47 N90-28859

STIMULATED EMISSION

Electron stimulated desorption of atomic oxygen from

silver

[NASA-TP-2668] P 29 N87-18629

A simplified approach to axisymmetric dual-reflector

antenna design

[NASA-TP-2797] p 7 N88-16662

STOCHASTIC PROCESSES

Probabilistic risk analysis of flying the space shuttle with

and without fuel turbine discharge temperature redline

protection

[NASA-TP-2759] P 65 N87-27474

STOICHIOMETRY

Influence of the deposition conditions on radiofrequency

magnetron sputtered MoS2 films

INASA-TP-2994] p 33 N90-21210

STORAGE BATTERIES

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

Conference: Abstracts

[NASA-CP-10029] p50 N89-22982

STRAIN ENERGY METHODS

Seventeenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

[NASA-CP-3029] p 45 N89-22940

STRAIN ENERGY RELEASE RATE

Three-dimensional analysis of a postbuckled embedded

delamination

[NASA-TP-2823] p 44 N88-26684

STRAIN GAGES

Evaluation of a strain-gage load calibration on a

low-aspect-ratio wing structure at elevated temperature

[NASA-TP-2921 ] p 46 N89-28034

STRAIN HARDENING

Weld stresses beyond elastic limit: Materials

discontinuity

[NASA-TP-2935] p 46 N89-27214

STRAIN RATE

Stress corrosion study of PH13-8MO stainless steel using

the Slow Strain Rate Technique

[NASA-TP-2934] p 30 N89-26976

STRATEGY

Solar-Terrestrial Science Strategy Workshop

[NASA-CP-3048] p 73 N90-18329

STRATOCUMULUS CLOUDS

FIRE Science Results 1989

[NASA-CP-3079] p 58 N90-28224

STRATOSPHERE

Airborne lidar measurements of El Chichon stratospheric

aerosols. May 1983

[NASA-RP-1172] p51 N87-11358

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Ozone and nitric acid

[NASA-TP-2625] p 51 N87-13022

SAGE aerosol measurements. Volume 3: January 1,

1981 to November 18, 1981

[NASA-RP-11731 p51 N87-17417

Airborne lidar measurements of El Chichon stratospheric

aerosols, January 1984

[NASA-RP-1175] p51 N87-20663

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Water vapor and nitrogen dioxide

[NASA-TP-2761] p 56 N88-14572

SAM 2 data user's guide

(NASA-RP-1200) p52 N68-25094

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1988: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-1208] p 52 N88-29233

Forty-eight-inch lidar aerosol measurements taken at the

Langley Research Center, May 1974 to December 1987

[NASA-RP-1209] p 52 N88-29234

Polar Ozone Workshop. Abstracts

[NASA-CP-10014] p 51 N89-14503

Comparison of satellite-derived dynamical quantities for

the stratosphere of the Southern Hemisphere

[NASA-CP-3044] p 53 N89-25540

Nimbus-7 Stratospheric and Mesospheric Sounder

(SAMS) experiment data user's guide

[NASA-RP-1221] p53 N89-26304

A high-resolution atlas of the infrared spectrum oi the

sun and the earth atmosphere from space. A compilation

of ATMOS spectra of the region from 650 to 4800 cm-1

(2.3 to 16 microns). Volume 2: Stratosphere and

mesosphere. 650 to 3350 cm-1

[NASA-RP-1224-VOL-2] p 53 N89-28969

Two-Dimensional Intercomparison of Stratospheric

Models

[NASA-CP-3042] p 53 N90-11405

Global stratospheric change: Requirements for a

Veiy-High-Altitude Aircraft for Atmospheric Research

(NASA-CP-10041] p 16 N90-14220

Nimbus 7 solar backscatter ultraviolet (SBUV) ozone

products user's guide

[NASA-RP-1234] p 53 N90-17227

STRESS (PSYCHOLOGY)

Mental-State Estimation, 1987

[NASA-CP-2504] p 60 N88-23370

STRESS ANALYSIS

Nonlinear Constitutive Relations for High Temperature

Applications, 1986

[NASA-CP-10010] p44 N88-21498

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 2: Structural

Mechanics

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-2] p 44 N88-22382

Practices in adequate structural design

[NASA-TP-2893] p 24 N89-18504

Mixed formulation for frictionless contact problems

[NASA-TP-2897J p 45 N89-19580

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics, part 1

[NASA-CP-3034-PT-1] p 46 N89-24638

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics

[NASA-CP-3034-PT-2] p 46 N89-24654

STRESS CONCENTRATION

Weld stresses beyond elastic limit: Materials

discontinuity

[NASA-TP-2935] p 46 N89-27214

STRESS CORROSION CRACKING

Stress corrosion study ol PH13-8Mo stainless steel using

the Slow Strain Rate Technique

[ NASA-TP-29341 p 30 N89-26976

STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS

Stress intensity and crack displacement for small edge

cracks

[NASA-TP-2801] p44 N88-17095

STRESS MEASUREMENT

Gear tooth stress measurements on the UH-60A

helicopter transmission

[NASA-TP-2698] p 41 N87-22235

STRESS-STRAIN RELATIONSHIPS

Cyclic loads tests of carbon involute solid rocket motor

outer boot ring segments

[NASA-TP-2884] p 45 N89-16192

Tungsten fiber reinforced copper matrix composites: A

review

[NASA-TP-2924] p 29 N89-27796

STRESSES

Weld stresses beyond elastic limit: Materials

discontinuity

[NASA-TP-2935] p 46 N89-27214

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

Fifteenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

[NASA-CP-2481] p43 N87-27231

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1985

[NASA-CP-2405] p43 N88-11140

Nuclear techniques in studies of condensed matter

[NASA-RP-1195] p68 N88-13015

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

(NASA-SP-7056(05)] p 25 N88-13382

Continuum modeling of large lattice structures: Status

and projections

[NASA-TP-2767] p 25 N88-14115

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 2: Aeropropulsion

Structures Research

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-2] p 18 N88-15785

Sixteenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

[NASA-CP-2505] p 44 N88-20652

Nonlinear Constitutive Relations for High Temperature

Applications, 1986

[NASA-CP-10010] p44 N88-21498

SRM (Solid Rocket Motor) propellant and polymer

materials structural modeling

[NASA-TP-2824] p 45 N88-28343

Lightweight structural design of a bolted case joint for

the space shuttle solid rocket motor

[NASA-TP-2851] p 25 N89-12580

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology 1986

[NASA-CP-2444] p 45 N89-12876

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1987

[NASA-CP-2493] p 45 N89-17298

Measured and predicted root-mean-square errors in

square and triangular antenna mesh facets

[NASA-TP-2896] p 45 N89-17892

Seventeenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

[NASA-CP-3029] p 45 N89-22940

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics, part 1

[NASA-CP-3034-PT-1] p 46 N89-24638

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 2

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-2] p15 N89-25173

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 1

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-1] p46 N89-29773

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 2

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-2] p 46 N89-29789

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 3

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-3] p 46 N89-29799

Integrated force method versus displacement method

for finite element analysis

tNASA-TP-2937] p 47 N90-18081

Eighteenth NASTRAN (R) Users' Colloquium

[NASA-CP-3069] p 47 N90-24637

Evaluation of energy absorption of new concepts of

aircraft composite subfloor intersections

[NASA-TP-2951] p 16 N90-26823

Modal interaction in postbuckled plates. Theory

INASA-TP-2943] p 47 N90-27121

Thermal-distortion analysis of an antenna strongback

for geostationary high-frequency microwave applications

[NASA-TP-3016] p26 N90-27738

A-47
STRUCTURAL DESIGN SUBJECT INDEX

Ceramics Analysis and Reliability Evaluation of

Structures (CARES). Users and programmers manual

[NASA-TP-2916] p 47 N90-28099

The NASTRAN demonstration problem manual, level

17.5

(NASA-SP-224(05)| p 42 N81-71592

The NASTRAN programmers manual, level 17.5

[NASA-SP-223(05)] p 42 N81-71594

STRUCTURAL DESIGN

In-flight total forces, moments and static aeroelastic

characteristics of an oblique-wing research airplane

[NASA-TP-2224] p 19 N87-10103

Recent Experiences in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 1

[NASA-CP-2327-PT-1] p 13 N87-11717

Study of lee-side flows over conically cambered delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 1

[NASA-TP-2660-PT-1] p5 N87-23597

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

[NASA-SP-7056(05)J p 25 N88-13382

Practices in adequate structural design

[NASA-TP-2893] p 24 N89-18504

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 2

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-2] p 15 N89-25173

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 3

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-3] p 15 N89-25201

A lunar far-side very low frequency array

[NASA-CP-3039] p 75 N90-10805

Conceptual design of a synchronous Mars

telecommunications satellite

(NASA-TP-2942! p 78 N90-10814

NASA/DOD Controls-Structures Interaction Technology

1989

[NASA-CP-30411 p26 N90-21062

STRUCTURAL DESIGN CRITERIA

Diode laser satellite systems for beamed power

transmission

[NASA-TP-2992] p 40 N90-24585

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 1

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-1] p 15 N89-25146

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 3

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-3] p 15 N89-25201

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 20)

[NASA-SP-7046(20)1 p 26 N89-26037

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 2

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-2] p 46 N89-29789

Technology for large space systems: A bibliography with

indexes (supplement 22)

[NASA-SP-7046(22)) p 26 N90-26056

STRUCTURAL FAILURE

Application of Newton's method to the postbuckling of

rings under pressure loadings

[NASA-TP-2941) p 46 N89-29811

Evaluation of energy absorption of new concepts of

aircraft composite subfloor intersections

[NASA-TP-2951] p 16 N90-26823

Modal interaction in postbuckled plates. Theory

[NASA-TP-2943] p 47 N90-27121

STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES (GEOLOGY)

Status and future of lunar geoscience

[NASA-SP-484] p 77 N87-19322

STRUCTURAL RELIABILITY

Structural Integrity and Durability of Reusable Space

Propulsion Systems

(NASA-CP-2471 ] p 26 N87-22766

STRUCTURAL STABILITY

Integrated force method versus displacement method

for finite element analysis

[NASA-TP-2937] p 47 N90-18081

STRUCTURAL VIBRATION

Fifteenth NASTRAN (R) Users1 Colloquium

[NASA-CP-2481] p 43 N87-27231

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 1

[NASA-CP-2488-VOL-1] p 43 N88-13609

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 2

[NASA-CP-2488-VOL-2] p 44 N88-18948

Lewis Structures Technology. 1988. Volume 1: Structural

Dynamics

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-1] p 44 N88-23226

Eighteenth NASTRAN (R) Users1 Colloquium

[NASA-CP-30691 p 47 N90-24637

SUBJECTS

The NASA scientific and technical information system:

Its scope and coverage

[NASA-SP-7065) p 71 N89-15779

SUBSONIC AIRCRAFT

Subsonic longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of a forward-swept-wing fighter

configuration at angles of attack up to 47 deg

[NASA-TP-2727I p6 N87-26874

SUBSONIC FLOW

Efficient solutions to the Euler equations for supersonic

flow with embedded subsonic regions

[NASA-TP-2523] p 3 N87-15183

Validation of a pair of computer codes for estimation

and optimization of subsonic aerodynamic performance

of simple hinged-flap systems for thin swept wings

(NASA-TP-2828) p8 N89-10024

SUBSONIC SPEED

Subsonic maneuver capability of a supersonic cruise

fighter wing concept

(NASA-TP-2642) p3 N87-15184

An experimental investigation of an advanced turboprop

installation on a swept wing at subsonic and transonic

[NASA-TP-2729] p6 N87-26883

Pressure measurements on a thick cambered and

twisted 58 deg delta wing at high subsonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2713] p6 N87-27643

Effects of winglets on a first-generation jet transport

wing. 7: Sideslip effects on winglet loads and selected

wing loads at subsonic speeds for a full-span model

[NASA-TP-2619] p7 N88-18567

SUBSONIC WIND TUNNELS

The Langley 14- by 22-foot subsonic tunnel: Description,

flow characteristics, and guide for users

[NASA-TP-3008) p 12 N90-27649

SUBSTRUCTURES

Evaluation of energy absorption of new concepts of

aircraft composite subfloor intersections

[NASA-TP-2951] p 16 N90-26823

SUCTION

Simulated-airline-service flight tests of laminar-flow

control with perforated-surface suction system

[NASA-TP-2966] p 16 N90-17627

SUN

Energetic Phenomena on the Sun: The Solar Maximum

Mission Flare Workshop. Proceedings

[NASA-CP-2439] p 79 N87-19328

Coronal and Prominence Plasmas

[NASA-CP-2442] p 79 N87-20871

Fifty year canon of solar eclipses: 1986 - 2035

[NASA-RP-1178-REV) p 73 N87-25906

Compilation of methods in orbital mechanics and solar

geometry

[NASA-RP-1204] p52 N89-10420

Effect of epnemeris errors on the accuracy of the

computation of the tangent point altitude of a solar

scanning ray as measured by the SAGE 1 and 2

instruments

[NASA-TP-2866] p 65 N89-16415

SUNSPOTS

Energetic Phenomena on the Sun: The Solar Maximum

Mission Flare Workshop. Proceedings

[NASA-CP-2439] p?9 N87-19328

SUPERCOMPUTERS

Supercomputing in Aerospace

[NASA-CP-2454] p5 N87-25998

SUPERCRITICAL AIRFOILS

The NASA Langley Laminar-Flow-Conlrol (LFC)

experiment on a swept, supercritical airfoil: Design

overview

[NASA-TP-2809] p8 N88-21117

NASA SC(2)-0714 airfoil data corrected for sidewall

boundary-layer effects in the Langley 0.3-meter transonic

cryogenic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2890J p9 N89-17568

NASA supercritical airfoils: A matrix of family-related

airfoils

[NASA-TP-2969] • p11 N90-16710

SUPERCRITICAL FLOW

Supersonic, nonlinear, attached-flow wing design for

high lift with experimental validation

[NASA-TP-2336] p 3 N87-10042

SUPERCRITICAL WINGS

Supercritical wing technology: A report on flight

evaluations

[NASA-SP-301] p2 N77-85474

SUPERPLASTICITY

Material characterization of superplastically formed

titanium (Ti-6AI-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo) sheet

[NASA-TP-2674] p 30 N87-20407

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT

Multiscale turbulence effects in supersonic jets

exhausting into still air

[NASA-TP-2707] p 36 N87-24672

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 6: High-Speed Propulsion

Technology

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-6] p 18 N88-15807

Shock structure and noise of supersonic jets in simulated

flight to Mach 0.4

[NASA-TP-2785] p 67 N88-16510

SUPERSONIC AIRFOILS

Supersonic, nonlinear, attached-flow wing design for

high lift with experimental validation

I NASA-TP-23361 p3 N87-10042

Supersonic aerodynamics of delta wings

[NASA-TP-2771] p7 N88-17615

SUPERSONIC COMBUSTION RAMJET ENGINES

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 6: High-Speed Propulsion

Technology

(NASA-CP-10003-SESS-6) p 18 N88-15807

An analytical study of the hydrogen-air reaction

mechanism with application to scramjet combustion

[NASA-TP-2791] p 30 N88-15846

Numerical simulation of scramjet inlet flow fields

[NASA-TP-2517] p8 N88-23735

SUPERSONIC CRUISE AIRCRAFT RESEARCH

Subsonic maneuver capability of a supersonic cruise

fighter wing concept

[NASA-TP-2642) p3 N87-15184

Multiaxis control power from thrust vectoring for a

supersonic fighter aircraft model at Mach 0.20 to 2.47

[NASA-TP-2712) p5 N87-24433

SUPERSONIC FLIGHT

Status of sonic boom methodology and understanding

[NASA-CP-3027] p9 N89-23415

SUPERSONIC FLOW

Supersonic, nonlinear, attached-flow wing design for

high lift with experimental validation

[NASA-TP-2336] p3 N87-10042

Efficient solutions to the Euler equations for supersonic

flow with embedded subsonic regions

[NASA-TP-2523] p3 N87-15183

Study of lee-side flows over conically cambered delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 1

[NASA-TP-2660-PT-1] p5 N87-23597

Study of lee-side flows over conically cambered Delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 2

[NASA-TP-2660-PT-2] p5 N87-25301

Exhaust nozzles for propulsion systems with emphasis

on supersonic cruise aircraft

[NASA-RP-1235] p 18 N90-21037

SUPERSONIC NOZZLES

Exhaust nozzles for propulsion systems with emphasis

on supersonic cruise aircraft

[NASA-RP-1235] p 18 N90-21037

SUPERSONIC SPEED

Wind-tunnel investigation at supersonic speeds of a

remote-controlled canard missile with a free-rolling-tail

brake torque system

[NASA-TP-2401] p4 N87-17668

Investigation of leading-edge flap performance on delta

and double-delta wings at supersonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2656] p4 N87-20233

Experimental cavity pressure distributions at supersonic

[NASA-TP-2683] p5 N87-22626

Drag measurements of blunt stores tangential ly mounted

on a flat plate at supersonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2742] p 6 N87-27626

Supersonic aerodynamics of delta wings

(NASA-TP-2771] p7 N88-17615

Aerodynamic characteristics of wings designed with a

combined-theory method to cruise at a Mach number of

4.5

[NASA-TP-2799] p 7 N88-19420

Effect of milling machine roughness and wing dihedral

on the supersonic aerodynamic characteristics of a highly

swept wing

[NASA-TP-2918] p 10 N89-25117

SUPERSONICS

Plantorm effects on the supersonic aerodynamics of

multibody configurations

[NASA-TP-2762] p6 N88-12454

SUPPLEMENTS

NASA Thesaurus Supplement: A four part cumulative

supplement to the 1985 edition of the NASA Thesaurus

(supplement 3)

[NASA-SP-7053-SUPPL-3] p 70 ' N87-27557

SUPPORT SYSTEMS

Earth Sciences Requirements for the Information

Sciences Experiment System

[NASA-CP-3072] p50 N90-27140

SURFACE FINISHING

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

untreated and ion-textured titanium

[NASA-TP-2902] p 30 N89-17650

An Auger electron spectroscopy study of

surface-preparation contaminants

[NASA-TP-2972] p 33 N90-16968

SURFACE NAVIGATION

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1984

[NASA-CP-2452] p1 N87-22604

A-48
SUBJECT INDEX TELEOPERATORS

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1986

[NASA-CP-2502] P2 N88-23715

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research. 1987

[NASA-CP-3028] p 2 N89-19230

SURFACE PROPERTIES

Theory for computing the field scattered from a smooth

inflected surface

[NASA-TP-2632] p 68 N87-13264

Application of turbulence modeling to predict surface

heat transfer in stagnation flow region of circular cylinder

[NASA-TP-2758) p 37 N87-27161

Effects of aerosols and surface shadowing on

bidirectional reflectance measurements of deserts

[NASA-TP-2756] p 49 N87-28162

Advances in contact algorithms and their application to

tires

[NASA-TP-2781 ] p 44 N88-21456

SURFACE REACTIONS

Surface catalytic degradation study of two linear

perfluoroporyalkylethers at 345 C

[NASA-TP-2774] p 27 N88-12543

AMSAHTS 1990: Advances in Materials Science and

Applications of High Temperature Superconductors

[NASA-CP-10043] p 29 N90-27792

SURFACE ROUGHNESS

An algorithm for surface smoothing with rational

splines

[NASA-TP-2708] p 65 N87-22447

SURFACE ROUGHNESS EFFECTS

Effect of milling machine roughness and wing dihedral

on the supersonic aerodynamic characteristics of a highly

swept wing

[NASA-TP-2918] p 10 N89-25117

SURFACE TEMPERATURE

Measurement of local high-level, transient surface heat

flux

[NASA-TP-28401 p 39 N88-30099

SURFACE WAVES

A procedure for computing surface wave trajectories on

an inhomogeneous surface

[NASA-TP-2929] p 10 N89-26811

SURFACES

Theory of gearing

[NASA-RP-1212J p42 N90-19593

SURVEYS

Laser anemometer measurements in a transonic

axial-flow fan rotor

[NASA-TP-2879] p 38 N90-11245

SUSPENDING (HANGING)

General equilibrium characteristics of a dual-lift

helicopter system

[NASA-TP-2615] p2 N88-19407

SWEPT FORWARD WINGS

Forward-swept wing configuration designed for high

maneuverability by use of a transonic computational

method

(NASA-TP-2628] p3 N87-11702

Subsonic longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of a forward-swept-wing fighter

configuration at angles of attack up to 47 deg

[NASA-TP-2727) p6 N87-26874

SWEPT WINGS

Applicability of linearized-theory attached-flow methods

to design and analysis of flap systems at low speeds for

thin swept wings with sharp leading edges

[NASA-TP-2653] p 3 N87-15174

An experimental investigation of an advanced turboprop

installation on a swept wing at subsonic and transonic

speeds

[NASA-TP-2729] p6 N87-26883

The NASA Langley Laminar-Flow-Cpntrol (LFC)

experiment on a swept, supercritical airfoil: Design

overview

[NASA-TP-2809] p8 N88-21117

Validation of a pair of computer codes for estimation

and optimization of subsonic aerodynamic performance

of simple hinged-flap systems for thin swept wings

[NASA-TP-2828] p8 N89-10024

Effect of milling machine roughness and wing dihedral

on the supersonic aerodynamic characteristics of a highly

swept wing

[ NASA-TP-2918) p10 N89-26117

SYMBOLS

Spatial vision processes: From the optical image to the

symbolic structures of contour information

[NASA-TP-2838] P 39 N89-13762

SYMMETRY

Exploiting symmetries in the modeling and analysis of

tires

[NASA-TP-2649] P 13 N87-17690

SYNCHRONISM

A synchronous data analyzer for the Minimum Delay

Data Format (MDDF) and Launch Trajectory Acquisition

System (LTAS)

[NASA-TP-27431 p 34 N87-24590

SYNCHRONOUS PLATFORMS

Earth Science Geostationary Platform Technology

[NASA-CP-3040] p24 N90-19249

Thermal-distortion analysis of an antenna strongback

for geostationary high-frequency microwave applications

[NASA-TP-3016J p26 N90-Z7738

SYNOPTIC METEOROLOGY

The Jovian Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-2441] p 77 N87-17598

Five year global dataset: NMC operational analyses

(1978 to 1982)

[NASA-RP-1194J p55 N87-29996

SYSTEMS ANALYSIS

Unique bit-error-rate measurement system for satellite

communication systems

[NASA-TP-2699] p 33 N87-20448

Space station structures and dynamics test program

[NASA-TP-2710] p 43 N87-20568

Spacecraft 2000

[NASA-CP-2473] p 25 N88-10084

Dynamic analysis of multimesh-gear helicopter

transmissions

[NASA-TP-27891 p 41 N88-17045

Integrated tools for control-system analysis

[NASA-TP-28851 p 20 N89-19309

SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

NASA/DOD Control/Structures Interaction Technology,

1986

[NASA-CP-2447-PT-1 ] p 24 N87-16014

Modeling digital control systems with MA-prefiltered

measurements

[NASA-TP-2732J p 32 N87-22870

A knowledge-based tool for multilevel decomposition of

a complex design problem

[NASA-TP-2903] p 63 N89-23181

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 3

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-3] p 15 N89-25201

NASA/DOD Controls-Structures Interaction Technology

1989

[NASA-CP-3041] p26 N90-21062

Space shuttle avionics system

[NASA-SP-504] p24 N90-2S160

SYSTEMS INTEGRATION

NASA/Army Rotorcraft Technology. Volume 3; Systems

Integration, Research Aircraft, and Industry

[NASA-CP-2495-VOL-3] p 1 N88-16650

Second Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1988)

[NASA-CP-3019J p61 N89-19817

Development and flight test experiences with a

flight-crucial digital control system

[NASA-TP-2857) p20 N89-24327

Space shuttle avionics system

INASA-SP-504) p 24 N90-25160

SYSTEMS SIMULATION

Graphics Technology in Space Applications (GTSA

1989)

[NASA-CP-3045] p 62 N90-20651

T TAURI STARS

FGK stars and T Tauri stars: Monograph series on

nonthermal phenomena in stellar atmospheres

[NASA-SP-502] p 77 N90-18344

TAIL ASSEMBLIES

Effects of tail span and empennage arrangement on

drag of a typical single-engine fighter aft end

[NASA-TP-2352] p3 N87-10838

Interference effects of thrust reversing on horizontal tail

effectiveness of twin-engine fighter aircraft at Mach

numbers from 0.15 to 0.90

[NASA-TP-2350] p 19 N87-10870

Flight investigation of the effect of tail configuration on

stall, spin, and recovery characteristics of a low-wing

general aviation research airplane

[NASA-TP-2644] p 13 N87-16815

Wind-tunnel investigation at supersonic speeds of a

remote-controlled canard missile with a free-rolling-tail

brake torque system

[NASA-TP-2401] p4 N87-17668

Effects of empennage surface location on aerodynamic

characteristics of a twin-engine afterbody model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

[NASA-TP-2392) p 14 N87-17693

Effects of afterbody boattail design and empennage

arrangement on aeropropulsive characteristics of a

twin-engine fighter model at transonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2704J p4 N87-21873

Effect of empennage arrangement on single-engine

nozzle/afterbody static pressures at transonic speeds

[NASA-TP-27531 p6 N88-10771

Measurements of pressures on the tail and aft fuselage

of an airplane model during rotary motions at spin

attitudes

[NASA-TP-2939) p 10 N90-10829

Effect of tail size reductions on longitudinal aerodynamic

characteristics of a three surface F-15 model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

[NASA-TP-3036] p11 N90-25938

TAIL SURFACES

Effects of empennage surface location on aerodynamic

characteristics of a twin-engine afterbody model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

[NASA-TP-2392) pU N87-17693

TAKEOFF

Simulator evaluation of a display for a Takeoff

Performance Monitoring System

[NASA-TP-2908) p 20 N89-23469

TANGENTS

Drag measurements of blunt stores tangentialry mounted

on a flat plate at supersonic speeds

(NASA-TP-2742) p6 N87-27626

Effect of ephemeris errors on the accuracy of the

computation of the tangent point altitude of a solar

scanning ray as measured by the SAGE 1 and 2

instruments

[NASA-TP-2866] p 65 N89-16415

TAPERING

Derivation of a tappered p-version beam finite element

[NASA-TP-2931] p 46 N89-26255

TASK COMPLEXITY

Payload crew utilization for spacelab missions

[NASA-TP-2976] p 24 N90-14256

TECHNICAL WRITING

The NASA scientific and technical information system:

Its scope and coverage

INASA-SP-7065) p 71 N89-15779

Grammar, punctuation, and capitalization: A handbook

for technical writers and editors

[NASA-SP-7084] p 71 N90-26710

TECHNOLOGIES

National Educators' Workshop: Update 1989 Standard

Experiments in Engineering Materials Science and

Technology

[NASA-CP-3074] p28 N90-24350

TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT

Aeronautical facilities assessment

[NASA-RP-1146] p21 N87-10876

Astronautics and aeronautics, 1978: A chronology

[NASA-SP-4023] p 80 N88-14062

Workshop on Technology Development Issues for the

Large Deployable Reflector (LDR)

[NASA-CP-2407] p75 N88-20235

A review of technologies applicable to low-speed flight

of high-performance aircraft investigated in the Langley

14- x 22-foot subsonic tunnel

[NASA-TP-27961 p 7 N88-20264

Cryogenic Fluid Management Technology Workshop.

Volume 2: Roundtable Discussion of Technology

Requirements

[NASA-CP-10009] p 37 N88-20599

Report of the In Situ Resources Utilization Workshop

[NASA-CP-3017] p72 N89-14188

Solar-Terrestrial Science Strategy Workshop

[NASA-CP-3048] p 73 N90-18329

Supercritical wing technology: A report on flight

evaluations

[NASA-SP-30A] p2 N77-65474

TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION

AMSAHTS 1990: Advances in Materials Science and

Applications of High Temperature Superconductors

1NASA-CP-10043) p29 N90-27792

TELEMETRY

Spacecraft 2000

f NASA-CP-2473) p 25 N88-10084

Proceedings of the Scientific Data Compression

Workshop

[NASA-CP-3025] p 63 N89-22332

TELEOPERATORS

The 22nd Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

[NASA-CP-2506] p 44 N88-21468

Second Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1988)

[NASA-CP-3019] p61 N89-19817

The 23rd Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

[NASA-CP-3032] p46 N89-23892

Visual Information Processing for Television and

Telerobotics

[NASA-CP-3053] p 40 N90-16204

Graphics Technology In Space Applications (GTSA

1989)

[NASA-CP-3045] p62 N90-20651

A-49
TELEROBOTICS SUBJECT INDEX

Third Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1989)

[NASA-CP-3059) p 62 N90-25503

TELEROBOTICS

Optimized resolved rate control ol

seven-degree-of-freedom Laboratory Telerobotic

Manipulator (LTM) with application to three-dimensional

graphics simulation

(NASA-TP-29381 P 64 N90-10618

Visual Information Processing for Television and

Telerobotics

[NASA-CP-3053] p 40 N90-16204

TELEVISION SYSTEMS

Visual Information Processing for Television and

Telerobotics

[NASA-CP-3053] p 40 N90-16204

TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION

Technique for temperature compensation of

eddy-current proximity probes

[NASA-TP-2880) p39 N89-15380

TEMPERATURE EFFECTS

Preparative electrophoresis for space

[NASA-TP-2777] p 32 N88-10977

Oxidation characteristics of Ti-14AI-21Nb ingot alloy

(NASA-TP-3012) p31 N90-25206

TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT

Noncontact Temperature Measurement

[NASA-CP-25031 p32 N88-23895

Measurement of local high-level, transient surface heat

flux

[NASA-TP-2840] p 39 N88-30099

Technique for temperature compensation of

eddy-current proximity probes

(NASA-TP-2880 J p 39 N89-15380

Determination of combustion gas temperatures by

infrared radiometry in sooting and nonsooting flames

INASA-TP-2900] p 38 N89-25409

Gas-jet and tangent-slot film cooling tests of a 12.5 deg

cone at Maori number of 6.7

[NASA-TP-2786] p 39 N90-28806

TEMPERATURE MEASURING INSTRUMENTS

Noncontact Temperature Measurement

[NASA-CP-2503] p 32 N88-23895

Measurement of local high-level, transient surface heat

flux

[NASA-TP-2840] p 39 N88-30099

TEMPERATURE PROFILES

Velocity profiles in laminar diffusion flames

[NASA-TP-2596] p 36 N87-18035

Nimbus-7 Stratospheric and Mesospheric Sounder

(SAMS) experiment data user's guide

[NASA-RP-1221] p53 N89-26304

TEMPERATURE SENSORS

Probabilistic risk analysis of flying the space shuttle with

and without fuel turbine discharge temperature redline

protection

[NASA-TP-2759] p 65 N87-27474

TENSILE CREEP

Material characterization of superplastically formed

titanium (Ti-6AI-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo) sheet

[NASA-TP-2674] p 30 N87-20407

TENSILE PROPERTIES

Spectroscopic comparison of effects of electron

radiation on mechanical properties of two polyimides

[NASA-TP-2663] p 27 N87-18611

TENSILE STRENGTH

Heat treatment study of the SiC/Ti-15-3 composite

system

[NASA-TP-2970] p 29 N90-19302

TERMINAL FACILITIES

Simulation evaluation of TIMER, a time-based, terminal

air traffic, flow-management concept

[NASA-TP-2870] p 13 N89-15901

TERMINOLOGY

NASA thesaurus: Astronomy vocabulary

[NASA-SP-7069] p 74 N88-24553

NASA Thesaurus supplement: A four part cumulative

supplement to the 1988 edition of the NASA Thesaurus

(supplement 3)

[NASA-SP-7064-SUPPL-3] p 71 N90-22438

TERRAIN

Evaluation of a scale-model experiment to investigate

long-range acoustic propagation

[NASA-TP-2748] p 66 N88-11450

TERRESTRIAL RADIATION

Nimbus 7 Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet (SBUV) spectral

scan solar irradiance and Earth radiance product user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1199] p48 N88-17096

Angular radiation models for Earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 1: Shortwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184] p56 N88-27677

Summary of along-track data from the earth radiation

budget satellite for several representative ocean regions

[NASA-RP-1206] p56 N89-14634

TEST FACILITIES

Applications and requirements for real-time simulators

in ground-test facilities

[NASA-TP-2672] P 64 N87-23202

Langley Aircraft Landing Dynamics Facility

[NASA-RP-1189] p21 N87-29544

Description and calibration of the Langley Hypersonic

CF4 tunnel: A facility for simulating low gamma flow as

occurs for a real gas

[NASA-TP-2384] p 37 N87-29778

Fourteenth Space Simulation Conference: Testing for

a Permanent Presence in Space

[NASA-CP-2446] p 25 N88-10829

TETHERED SATELLITES

Tether Dynamics Simulation

[NASA-CP-2458) p 41 N87-18821

TETHERING

General equilibrium characteristics of a dual-lift

helicopter system

[NASA-TP-2615] p2 N88-19407

TETHERLINES

Tether Dynamics Simulation

[NASA-CP-2458] P 41 N87-18821

TEXTURES

Spatial vision processes: From the optical image to the

symbolic structures of contour information

[NASA-TP-2838] p 39 N89-13762

THERMAL ANALYSIS

Finite-element reentry heat-transfer analysis of space

shuttle Orbiter

[NASA-TP-2657] p 37 N87-29795

Space station systems: A bibliography with indexes

[NASA-SP-7056(05>] p 25 N88-13382

Comparison of predicted and measured temperatures

of UH-60A helicopter transmission

[NASA-TP-2911] p41 N89-24607

THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY

National Educators' Workshop: Update 1989 Standard

Experiments in Engineering Materials Science and

Technology

[NASA-CP-3074] p 28 N90-24350

THERMAL CONTROL COATINGS

Fifteenth Space Simulation Conference: Support the

Highway to Space Through Testing

[NASA-CP-3015] p25 N89-12582

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology 1986

[NASA-CP-2444] p 45 N89-12876

Thermal Barrier Coatings. Abstracts and figures

[NASA-CP-10019] p31 N89-13642

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1987

[NASA-CP-2493] P 45 N89-17298

THERMAL CYCLING TESTS

Effects of thermal cycling on graphie-fiber-reinforced

6061 aluminum

[NASA-TP-2612] p 28 N87-10184

Effects of continuous and cyclic thermal exposures on

boron- and borsic-reinforced 6061 aluminum composites

[NASA-TP-1063] p28 N88-70029

THERMAL ENVIRONMENTS

Fourteenth Space Simulation Conference: Testing for

a Permanent Presence in Space

[NASA-CP-2446] p 25 N88-10829

Thermal-distortion analysis of an antenna strongback

for geostationary high-frequency microwave applications

[NASA-TP-3016] p 26 N90-27738

THERMAL FATIGUE

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1987

[NASA-CP-2493] P 45 N89-17298

THERMAL PROTECTION

Aerothermal tests of spherical dome protuberances on

a flat plate at a Mach number of 6.5

[NASA-TP-2631] p 35 N87-13664

Aerothermal evaluation of a spherically blunted body

with a trapezoidal cross section in the Langley 8-foot

high-temperature tunnel

[NASA-TP-2641] p 36 N87-18782

Aerothermal tests of quilted dome models on a flat plate

at a Mach number of 6.5

[NASA-TP-2804] p 37 N88-22325

Aerodynamic pressure and heating-rate distributions in

tile gaps around chine regions with pressure gradients at

a Mach number of 6.6

[NASA-TP-29881 p 38 N90-23670

THERMAL RADIATION

NASA/SDIO Space Environmental Effects en Materials

Workshop, part 2

[NASA-CP-3035-PT-2] p 28 N89-23547

THERMISTORS

Preliminary estimates of radiosonde thermistor errors

[NASA-TP-2637] p 55 N87-12086

THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES

Simplified curve fits for the thermodynamic properties

of equilibrium air

[NASA-RP-1181] p36 N87-26309

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] P75 N88-11592

A review of reaction rates and thermodynamic and

transport properties for an 11-species air model for

chemical and thermal nonequilibrium calculations to 30000

K

[NASA-RP-1232] p 38 N90-27064

AMSAHTS 1990: Advances in Materials Science and

Applications of High Temperature Superconductors

(NASA-CP-100431 p29 N90-27792

FIRE Science Results 1989

[NASA-CP-3079] p58 N90-28224

THERMODYNAMICS

The Jovian Atmospheres

[ NASA-CP-2441 ] p 77 N87-17598

NASA-Chinese Aeronautical Establishment (CAE)

Symposium

[NASA-CP-2433] p 17 N87-20267

First International Conference on Laboratory Research

for Planetary Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-3077] p 78 N90-26744

THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES

Growth of solid solution single crystals

INASA-TP-2787J p 32 N88-14212

THERMOSPHERE

Upper and Middle Atmospheric Density Modeling

Requirements for Spacecraft Design and Operations

[NASA-CP-2460] p 52 N87-20665

Into the thermosphere: The atmosphere explorers

[NASA-SP-490] p52 N88-18084

THERMOVISCOELASTICITY

Thermoviscoplastic model with application to copper

[NASA-TP-2845] p 45 N89-16183

THESAURI

NASA Thesaurus Supplement: A four part cumulative

supplement to the 1985 edition of the NASA Thesaurus

(supplement 3)

[NASA-SP-7053-SUPPL-3] p 70 N87-27557

NASA thesaurus: Astronomy vocabulary

[NASA-SP-70691 p 74 N88-24553

NASA thesaurus. Volume 3: Definitions

[NASA-SP-7064-VOL-3] p 70 N89-13301

NASA Thesaurus supplement: A four part cumulative

supplement to the 1988 edition of the NASA Thesaurus

(supplement 3)

[NASA-SP-7064-SUPPL-3] p 71 N90-22438

THICKNESS

Pressure measurements on a thick cambered and

twisted 58 deg delta wing at high subsonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2713] p6 N87-27643

THIN FILMS

Traveling-wave-tube efficiency improvement by a

low-cost technique for deposition of carbon on multistage

depressed collector

[NASA-TP-2719] p 35 N87-21239

Influence of the deposition conditions on radiofrequency

magnetron sputtered MoS2 films

[NASA-TP-2994] p 33 N90-21210

THIN WALLS

Mixed finite element models for free vibrations of

thin-walled beams

[NASA-TP-2868] p 45 N89-19579

THIN WINGS

Applicability of linearized-theory attached-flow methods

to design and analysis of flap systems at low speeds tor

thin swept wings with sharp leading edges

[NASA-TP-2653] p3 N87-15174

THREADS

Fastener design manual

[NASA-RP-1228] p 42 N90-18740

THREE AXIS STABILIZATION

A general-purpose balloon-borne pointing system for

solar scientific instruments

[NASA-TP-3013] p 33 N90-21219

THREE DIMENSIONAL FLOW

Evaluation of diffuse-illumination holographic

cinematography in a flutter cascade

[NASA-TP-2593] p 39 N87-13731

Numerical simulation of scramjet inlet flow fields

[NASA-TP-2517] p8 N88-23735

Three-dimensional multigrid algorithms for the flux-split

Euler equations

[NASA-TP-2829] p 65 N89-12316

An upwind-biased, point-implicit relaxation algorithm for

viscous, compressible perfect-gas flows

[NASA-TP-2953] p 38 N90-17042

An approximate method for calculating

three-dimensional inviscid hypersonic flow fields

[NASA-TP-3018] p 39 N90-27066

THRUST

Evaluation of various thrust calculation techniques on

an F404 engine

(NASA-TP-3001] p 16 N90-25134

THRUST CONTROL

Large-scale static investigation of

circulation-control-wing concepts applied to upper

surface-blowing aircraft

[NASA-TP-2684] p 13 N87-15959

A-50
SUBJECTINDEX TRANSONIC FLOW

THRUST REVERSAL

Interference effects of thrust reversing on horizontal tail

effectiveness of twin-engine fighter aircraft at Mach

numbers from 0.15 to 0.90

[NASA-TP-2350] p 19 N87-10870

Effect of port comer geometry on the internal

performance of a rotating-vane-type thrust reverser

[NASA-TP-2624) p3 N87-12541

Aerodynamics in ground effect and predicted landing

ground roll of a fighter configuration with a

secondary-nozzle thrust reverser

[NASA-TP-2834] p8 N88-29752

Thrust-reverser flow investigation on a twin-engine

transport

(NASA-TP-2856) p9 N89-14213

Static internal performance of a nonaxisym metric vaned

thrust reverser with flow splay capability

[NASA-TP-2933] p 10 N89-27634

THRUST VECTOR CONTROL

Static internal performance of single-expansion-ramp

nozzles with thrust-vectoring capability up to 60 deg

[NASA-TP-2364] p3 N87-10839

Static internal performance of a two-dimensional

convergent-divergent nozzle with thrust vectoring

[NASA-TP-2721J p5 N87-24432

Multiaxis control power from thrust vectoring for a

supersonic fighter aircraft model at Mach 0.20 to 2.47

[NASA-TP-2712] p 5 N87-24433

Effects of the installation and operation of jet-exhaust

yaw vanes on the longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of the F-14 airplane

[NASA-TP-2769] p6 N88-12455

Static performance of an axisymmetric nozzle with

post-exit vanes for multiaxis thrust vectoring

[NASA-TP-2800] p8 N88-20280

Static performance of nonaxisymmetric nozzles with yaw

thrust-vectoring vanes

[NASA-TP-2813] p8 N88-21118

A closed-form trim solution yielding minimum trim drag

for airplanes with multiple longitudinal-control effectors

[NASA-TP-2907] p 20 N89-23468

Static internal performance of a nonaxisymmetric vaned

thrust reverser with flow splay capability

[NASA-TP-2933] p 10 N89-27634

Static investigation of a two-dimensional

convergent-divergent exhaust nozzle with multiaxis

thrust-vectoring capability

[NASA-TP-2973] p11 N90-19193

Internal performance of two nozzles utilizing gimbal

concepts for thrust vectoring

[NASA-TP-2991) p11 N90-19200

THUNDERSTORMS

NASA/MSFC FY-85 Atmospheric Processes Research

Review

[NASA-CP-2402] p 55 N87-13043

TILES

Aerothermal tests of spherical dome protuberances on

a flat plate at a Mach number of 6.5

[NASA-TP-2631 | p 35 N87-13664

Aerodynamic pressure and heating-rate distributions in

tile gaps around chine regions with pressure gradients at

a Mach number of 6.6

[NASA-TP-2988] p 38 N90-23670

TIME DIVISION MULTIPLE ACCESS

Digitally modulated bit error rate measurement system

for microwave component evaluation

[NASA-TP-2912] p 23 N89-28545

Satellite-matrix-switched, time-division-multiple-access

network simulator

[NASA-TP-2944] p 34 N90-11915

TIME LAG

Piloted simulator study of allowable time delays in

large-airplane response

[NASA-TP-2652] p 19 N87-16849

TIME SERIES ANALYSIS

Polar microwave brightness temperatures from

Nimbus-7 SMMR: Time series of daily and monthly maps

from 1978 to 1987

[NASA-RP-1223] p 48 N89-26275

TIMING DEVICES

Ground-based time-guidance algorithm for control of

airplanes in a time-metered air traffic control environment:

A piloted simulation study

[NASA-TP-2616] p 16 N87-10864

TIP VANES

Transonic flow analysis for rotors. Part 2:

Three-dimensional, unsteady, full-potential calculation

(NASA-TP-2375-PT-2) p3 N87-10841

TIRES

Exploiting symmetries in the modeling and analysis of

tires

[NASA-TP-2649) p 13 N87-17690

Cornering characteristics of the main-gear tire of the

space shuttle orbiter

[NASA-TP-2790) p 14 N88-18583

Advances in contact algorithms and their application to

tires

(NASA-TP-2781) p 44 N88-21456

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics, part 1

[NASA-CP-3034-PT-1J p 46 N89-24638

TISSUES (BIOLOGY)

Cosmic ray heavy ion LET mapping tor aluminum, silicon,

and tissue targets

[NASA-RP-1180] p79 N87-25984

Space Bioreactor Science Workshop

[NASA-CP-2485] p58 N88-17168

TITAN

The Cassini mission: Infrared and microwave

spectroscopic measurements

[NASA-RP-1213] p 78 N89-16709

TITANATES

Heat treatment study of the SiC/Ti-15-3 composite

system

[NASA-TP-2970] p 29 N90-19302

TITANIUM

Performance of a multistage depressed collector with

machined titanium electrodes

[NASA-TP-2891] p 35 N89-15337

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

untreated and ion-textured titanium

[NASA-TP-2902] p30 N89-17650

TITANIUM ALLOYS

Effect of LID (Registered) processing on the

microstructure and mechanical properties of TI-6AI-4V and

Ti-6AI-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo titanium foil-gauge materials

[NASA-TP-2677J p 30 N87-18644

Material characterization of superplastically formed

titanium (Ti-6AI-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo) sheet

[NASA-TP-2674] p 30 N87-20407

Shot peening for TI-6AI-4V alloy compressor blades

[NASA-TP-2711] p43 N87-20566

Emittance, catalysis, and dynamic oxidation of

Ti-14AI-21Nb

[NASA-TP-2955J p 31 N90-10248

Oxidation characteristics of Ti-14AI-21Nb ingot alloy

[NASA-TP-3012] p31 N90-25206

TOLERANCES (MECHANICS)

A Protection And Detection Surface (PADS) for damage

tolerance

[NASA-TP-3011] p29 N90-27788

TOLERANCES (PHYSIOLOGY)

Annoyance caused by advanced turboprop aircraft

flyover noise: Single-rotating propeller configuration

[NASA-TP-2782] p 67 N88-17441

TOLLMIEN-SCHLICHTING WAVES

Interactions of Tollmien-Schlichting waves and Dean

vortices. Comparison of direct numerical simulation and

a weakly nonlinear theory

[ NASA-TP-2919) p10N89-25118

TOPOGRAPHY

Surface topography of the Greenland Ice Sheet from

satellite radar altimetry

[NASA-SP-503] p 54 N90-22850

TORQUE

Wind-tunnel investigation at supersonic speeds of a

remote-controlled canard missile with a free-rolling-tail

brake torque system

[NASA-TP-2401] p4 N87-17668

TORSION

An experimental investigation of the flap-lag-torsion

aeroelastic stability of a small-scale hingeless helicopter

rotor in hover

[NASA-TP-2546J p 7 N88-20257

TOTAL OZONE MAPPING SPECTROMETER

Scientific and Operational Requirements for TOMS

Data

[NASA-CP-2497] p47 N88-13774

The 1987 Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment: The

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1201] p49 N88-20714

The 1989 Airborne Arctic Stratospheric Expedition

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1227] p57 N89-27302

Nimbus-7 TOMS Antarctic ozone atlas: August through

November, 1989

[NASA-RP-1237] p58 N90-23837

TRACE ELEMENTS

A high-resolution atlas of the infrared spectrum ol the

Sun and the Earth atmosphere from space: A compilation

of ATMOS spectra of the region from 650 to 4800 cm

(2.3 to 16 micron). Volume 1: The Sun

[NASA-RP-1224-VOL-1] p 53 N90-13893

TRACKING (POSITION)

Solar array flight dynamic experiment

[NASA-TP-2598] p 23 N87-12581

Effect of motion cues during complex curved approach

and landing tasks: A piloted simulation study

INASA-TP-2773) p 14 N88-12480

TRADEOFFS

Effect of a trade between boattail angle and wedge size

on the performance of a nonaxisymmetric wedge nozzle

[NASA-TP-2717J pS N87-23593

TRAILING EDGE FLAPS

Flight and wind-tunnel measurements showing base

drag reduction provided by a trailing disk for high Reynolds

number turbulent flow for subsonic and transonic Mach

numbers

[NASA-TP-2638] p 37 N88-14299

TRAINING SIMULATORS

Graphics Technology in Space Applications (GTSA

1989)

[NASA-CP-3045] p62 N90-20651

TRAJECTORY ANALYSIS

A synchronous data analyzer for the Minimum Delay

Data Format (MDDF) and Launch Trajectory Acquisition

System (LTAS)

[NASA-TP-2743] p 34 N87-24590

Trajectory characteristics and heating of hypervelocity

projectiles having large ballistic coefficients

[NASA-TP-2614] p 7 N88-19412

TRAJECTORY OPTIMIZATION

The effect of interplanetary trajectory options on a

manned Mars aerobrake configuration

[NASA-TP-3019] p24 N90-26036

TRANSDUCERS

Analog signal conditioning for flight-test

instrumentation

[NASA-RP-1159] p17 N87-29533

TRANSFER ORBITS

Forbidden tangential orbit transfers between intersecting

Keplerian orbits

(NASA-TP-3031) p 23 N90-26028

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1988.

volume 1

[NASA-CP-3012-VOL-1] p 27 N90-28611

TRANSIENT HEATING

Measurement of local high-level, transient surface heat

flux

[NASA-TP-2840I p 39 N88-30099

TRANSIENT RESPONSE

Steady-state and transitional aerodynarroc

characteristics of a wing in simulated heavy rain

[NASA-TP-2932] p 10 N89-25951

A transient response method for linear coupled

substructures

(NASA-TP-2926) p 23 N90-13444

TRANSITION TEMPERATURE

Indentation plasticity and fracture in silicon

[NASA-TP-2863] p30 N89-10996

TRANSMISSION EFFICIENCY

Bit-error-rate testing of high-power 30-GHz traveling

wave tubes for ground-terminal applications

(NASA-TP-2635) p 33 N87-17971

TRANSMISSIONS (MACHINE ELEMENTS)

Testing of UH-60A helicopter transmission in NASA

Lewis 2240-kW (3000-hp) facility

[NASA-TP-2626J p 41 N87-10391

Vibration characteristics of OH-58A helicopter main rotor

transmission

[NASA-TP-2705J p41 N87-20555

Gear tooth stress measurements on the UH-60A

helicopter transmission

[NASA-TP-2698J p 41 N87-22235

Efficiency testing of a helicopter transmission planetary

reduction stage

[NASA-TP-2795] p 41 N88-15224

Dynamic analysis of multimesh-gear helicopter

transmissions

[ NASA-TP-2789 J p 41 N88-17045

Comparison of predicted and measured temperatures

of UH-60A helicopter transmission

[NASA-TP-2911) p41 N89-24607

TRANSONIC FLIGHT

Sensitivity of F-106B leading-edge-vortex images to

flight and vapor-screen parameters

[NASA-TP-2818] p 8 N88-23760

TRANSONIC FLOW

Transonic flow analysis for rotors. Part 2:

Three-dimensional, unsteady, full-potential calculation

[NASA-TP-2375-PT-2J p3 N87-10841

Effects of winglet on transonic flutter characteristics of

a cantilevered twin-engine-transport wing model

[NASA-TP-2627] p 43 N87-13789

Calculation of viscous effects on transonic flow for

oscillating airfoils and comparisons with experiment

(NASA-TP-27311 p6 N87-27622

A transonic-small-disturbance wing design

methodology

[NASA-TP-2806] p7 N88-17614

Transonic Unsteady Aerodynamics and Aeroelasticity

1987, parti

INASA-CP-3022-PT-1) p9 N89-19234

A-51
TRANSONIC SPEED SUBJECT INDEX

Transonic Unsteady Aerodynamics and Aeroelasticity

1987, part 2

[NASA-CP-3022-PT-2) p9 N89-19247

Transonic Symposium: Theory, Application, and

Experiment, volume 1, part 2

[NASA-CP-3020-VOL-1-PT-2] p9 N89-20942

Laser anemometer measurements in a transonic

axial-flow fan rotor

INASA-TP-2879) p 38 N90-11245

TRANSONIC SPEED

Effects of tail span and empennage arrangement on

drag of a typical single-engine fighter aft end

[NASA-TP-23521 p3 N87-10838

Forward-swept wing configuration designed for high

maneuverability by use of a transonic computational

method

(NASA-TP-26281 p3 N87-11702

An experimental investigation of an advanced turboprop

installation on a swept wing at subsonic and transonic

speeds

[NASA-TP-2729J p6 N87-26883

Qualitative evaluation of a flush air data system at

transonic speeds and high angles of attack

[NASA-TP-2716] p 14 N87-29497

Comparison of wind tunnel and flight test afterbody and

nozzle pressures for a twin-jet fighter aircraft at transonic

(NASA-TP-2588) p6 N88-10765

Effect of empennage arrangement on single-engine

nozzle/afterbody static pressures at transonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2753] p6 N88-10771

TRANSONIC WIND TUNNELS

Evolution, calibration, and operational characteristics of

the two-dimensional test section of the Langley 0.3-meter

transonic cryogenic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2749] p 21 N87-28S70

Effect of tail size reductions on longitudinal aerodynamic

characteristics of a three surface F-15 model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

[NASA-TP-3036] p11 N90-25938

TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT

Piloted simulator study of allowable time delays in

large-airplane response

(NASA-TP-2652) p 19 N87-16849

Summary of studies to reduce wing-mounted propfan

installation drag on an M = 0.8 transport

[NASA-TP-2678] p 14 N87-20990

Effect of Reynolds number variation on aerodynamics

of a hydrogen-fueled transport concept at Mach 6

[NASA-TP-27281 p5 N87-26031

Jet transport flight operations using cockpit display of

traffic information during instrument meteorological

conditions: Simulation evaluation

[NASA-TP-2567) p 12 N87-29469

Handling qualities of a wide-body transport airplane

utilizing Pitch Active Control Systems (PACS) for relaxed

static stability application

[NASA-TP-2482I p 19 N88-14987

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 6: High-Speed Propulsion

Technology

[NASA-CP-10003-SESS-6I p 18 N88-15807

Thrust-reverser flow investigation on a twin-engine

transport

[NASA-TP-2856] p 9 N89-14213

Integration effects of pylon geometry on a high-wing

transport airplane

[NASA-TP-2877] p9 N89-15888

Comparison of flying qualities derived from in-flight and

ground-based simulators for a jet-transport airplane for the

approach and landing pilot tasks

[NASA-TP-2962] p 20 N90-11757

Evaluation of two transport aircraft and several ground

test vehicle friction measurements obtained for various

runway surface types and conditions. A summary of test

results from joint FAA/NASA Runway Friction Program

[NASA-TP-2917) p 16 N90-15902

TRANSPORT PROPERTIES

BRYNTRN: A ban/on transport model

(NASA-TP-28871 p 80 N89-17562

A review of reaction rates and thermodynamic and

transport properties for an 11 -species air model for

chemical and thermal nonequilibrium calculations to 30000

K

[NASA-RP-1232] p 38 N90-27064

TRANSPORT THEORY

Benchmark solutions for the galactic ion transport

equations: Energy and spatially dependent problems

(NASA-TP-2878) p 79 N89-16714

TRAPPING

Hydrogen trapping and the interaction of hydrogen with

metals

[NASA-TP-2744) p 30 N87-25463

TRAVELING WAVE TUBES

Bit-error-rate testing of high-power 30-GHz traveling

wave tubes for ground-terminal applications

[NASA-TP-2635) p 33 N87-17971

Performance of textured carbon on copper electrode

multistage depressed collectors with medium-power

traveling wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2665I P 34 N87-17990

Calculation of secondary electron trajectories in

multistage depressed collectors for microwave amplifiers

[NASA-TP-26641 p 34 N87-17991

Design, fabrication and performance of small, graphite

electrode, multistage depressed collectors with 200-W.

CW, 8- to 18-GHz traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2693] p 35 N87-20474

Traveling-wave-tube efficiency improvement by a

low-cost technique for deposition of carbon on multistage

depressed collector

[NASA-TP-2719] P 35 N87-21239

Revised NASA axially symmetric ring model for

coupled-cavity traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2675I P 35 N87-22923

Analytical and experimental performance of a dual-mode

traveling wave tube and multistage depressed collector

(NASA-TP-2752J p 35 N87-25532

Performance of a small, graphite electrode, multistage

depressed collector with a 500-W, continuous wave, 4.8-

to 9.6-GHz traveling wave tube

[NASA-TP-2788] P 35 N88-15146

Design, fabrication, and performance of brazed, graphite

electrode, multistage depressed collectors with 500-W.

continuous wave, 4.8- to 9.6-GHz traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2904) P 35 N89-21171

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

molybdenum-masked, ion-textured OFHC copper

(NASA-TP-2967) p 31 N90-15211

Spent-beam refocusing analysis and multistage

depressed collector design for a 75-W, 59- to 64-GHz

coupled-cavity traveling-wave tube

[NASA-TP-3039] P 35 N90-27965

TRIBOLOGY

The 20th Aerospace Mechanics Symposium

[NASA-CP-2423-REV] p 43 N87-16321

Structural Ceramics

(NASA-CP-2427) p 31 N88-23872

The 24tti Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

[NASA-CP-3062] P47 N90-22079

TROPICAL METEOROLOGY

On requirements for a satellite mission to measure

tropical rainfall

(NASA-RP-1183] P55 N87-20701

TROPICAL STORMS

On requirements for a satellite mission to measure

tropical rainfall

(NASA-RP-1183] P55 N87-20701

TROPOSPHERE

Future directions for H sub x O sub y detection

[NASA-CP-2448] P 51 N87-15528

Space Opportunities tor Tropospheric Chemistry

Research

[NASA-CP-2450) P 51 N87-18248

Scientific and Operational Requirements for TOMS

Data

INASA-CP-2497) p 47 N88-13774

Forty-eight-inch lidar aerosol measurements taken at the

Langley Research Center, May 1974 to December 1987

(NASA-RP-1209] p52 N88-29234

TRUSSES

NASA/DOD Control/Structures Interaction Technology,

1986

[NASA-CP-2447-PT-1) p 24 N87-160U

Modeling of joints for the dynamic analysis of truss

structures

(NASA-TP-2661] P 43 N87-20567

Continuum modeling of large lattice structures: Status

and projections

(NASA-TP-2767! p 25 N88-14115

TUNGSTEN

Tungsten fiber reinforced copper matrix composites: A

review

[NASA-TP-2924] p 29 N89-27796

TURBINE BLADES

Lewis inverse design code (LINDES): Users manual

[NASA-TP-2676I p4 N87-20238

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology. 1985

INASA-CP-2405) p43 N88-11140

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 1: Structural

Dynamics

(NASA-CP-3003-VOL-1] P 44 N88-23226

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology, 1987

INASA-CP-2493) p 45 N89-17298

TURBINE ENGINES

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology. 1984

[ N ASA-CP-2339 ] p43N87-11180

Advanced detection, isolation and accommodation of

sensor failures: Real-time evaluation

(NASA-TP-2740I p 19 N87-25331

Aeropropulsive characteristics of isolated combined

turbojet/ramjet nozzles at Mach numbers from 0 to 1.20

INASA-TP-2814) p8 N88-23757

TURBINE PUMPS

Space shuttle main engine high pressure fuel pump aft

platform seal cavity flow analysis

[NASA-TP-26851 p 36 N87-17000

Straight cylindrical seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-18501 p36 N87-23936

Three-step cylindrical seal for high-performance

turbomachines

INASA-TP-18491 p 36 N87-24639

Computer-aided design analysis of 57-mm,

angular-contact, cryogenic turbopump bearings

(NASA-TP-28161 p 41 N88-18933

Experimental evaluation of a tuned electromagnetic

damper for vibration control of cryogenic turbopump

rotors

(NASA-TP-3005] p 18 N90-23403

TURBOCOMPRESSORS

Rotordynamic Instability Problems in High-Performance

Turbomachinery, 1986

INASA-CP-2443J p 41 N87-22199

TURBOFAN ENGINES

Large-scale static investigation of

circulation-control-wing concepts applied to upper

surface-blowing aircraft

INASA-TP-2684] p 13 N87-15959

Evaluation of installed performance of a

wing-tip-mounted pusher turboprop on a semispan wing

INASA-TP-2739] p 14 N87-26041

Advanced detection, isolation, and accommodation of

sensor failures in turbofan engines: Real-time

microcomputer implementation

(NASA-TP-2925) p 20 N90-15112

TURBOMACHINERY

Rotordynamic Instability Problems in High-Performance

Turbomachinery, 1986

(NASA-CP-2443) p41 N87-22199

Three-step labyrinth seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-18481 p 36 N87-23921

Straight cylindrical seal for high-performance

turbomachines

t NASA-TP-18501 p 36 N87-23936

Aeropropulsion '87. Session 3: Internal Fluid Mechanics

Research

(NASA-CP-10003-SESS-3J p 18 N88-15790

Technique for temperature compensation of

eddy-current proximity probes

tNASA-TP-2880] p39 N89-15380

Rotordynamic Instability Problems in High-Performance

Turbomachinery, 1988

[NASA-CP-3026] p41 N89-22891

Computer code for predicting coolant flow and heat

transfer in turbomachinery

(NASA-TP-2985) p 18 N90-27722

TURBOPROP AIRCRAFT

Advanced turboprop project

INASA-SP-495) p 18 N89-12565

Low-speed wind-tunnel investigation of the flight

dynamic characteristics of an advanced turboprop

business/commuter aircraft configuration

(NASA-TP-29821 p 20 N90-19239

TURBOPROP ENGINES

Evaluation of installed performance of a

wing-tip-mounted pusher turboprop on a semispan wing

INASA-TP-2739] p 14 N87-26041

An experimental investigation of an advanced turboprop

installation on a swept wing at subsonic and transonic

speeds

[NASA-TP-2729] p6 N87-26883

Low-speed aerodynamic characteristics of a twin-engine

general aviation configuration with aft-fuselage-mounted

pusher propellers

[NASA-TP-2763I p6 N87-29462

TURBULENCE

Multiscale turbulence effects in supersonic jets

exhausting into still air

INASA-TP-2707] p 36 N87-24672

Application of turbulence modeling to predict surface

heat transfer in stagnation flow region of circular cylinder

(NASA-TP-2758I p 37 N87-27161

Stereopsis cueing effects on hover-in-turbulence

performance in a simulated rotorcraft

(NASA-TP-2980] p 17 N90-21004

TURBULENCE EFFECTS

Jet model for slot film cooling with effect of free-stream

and coolant turbulence

(NASA-TP-2655] p 36 N87-18034

Experimental evaluation of honeycomb/screen

Configurations and short contraction section for NASA

Lewis Research Center's altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2692] p 21 N87-23662

TURBULENT BOUNDARY LAYER

Aerothermal tests of spherical dome protuberances on

a flat plate at a Mach number of 6.5

[NASA-TP-2631] p 35 N87-13664

A-52
SUBJECT INDEX VIBRATION

Aerothermal tests ol quilted dome models on a flat plate

at a Mach number of 6.5

[NASA-TP-2804] p 37 N88-22325

A review of high-speed, convective, heat-transfer

computation methods

[NASA-TP-2914) p 38 N89-27116

Fluctuating pressures measured beneath a

high-temperature, turbulent boundary layer on a flat plate

at Mach number of 5

[NASA-TP-2947] p 67 N90-10680

TURBULENT FLOW

Experimental evaluation of honeycomb/screen

configurations and short contraction section for NASA

Lewis Research Center's altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2692] p 21 N87-23662

Flight and wind-tunnel measurements showing base

drag reduction provided by a trailing disk for high Reynolds

number turbulent flow for subsonic and transonic Mach

numbers

[NASA-TP-2638] p 37 N88-14299

Numerical simulation of scramjet inlet flow fields

[NASA-TP-2517) p8 N88-23735

Mixing and Demixing Processes in Multiphase Flows

With Application to Propulsion Systems

[ NASA-CP-30061 p 37 N89-11153

TWISTED WINGS

Pressure measurements on a thick cambered and

twisted 58 deg delta wing at high subsonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2713J p6 N87-27643

TWO BODY PROBLEM

Forbidden tangential orbit transfers between intersecting

Keplerian orbits

[NASA-TP-3031] p 23 N90-26028

TWO DIMENSIONAL FLOW

Experimental validation of a two-dimensional shear-flow

model for determining acoustic impedance

[NASA-TP-2679] p 66 N87-20798

Static internal performance of a two-dimensional

convergent-divergent nozzle with thrust vectoring

1NASA-TP-2721) pS N87-24432

Evolution, calibration, and operational characteristics of

the two-dimensional test section of the Langley 0.3-meter

transonic cryogenic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2749) p 21 N87-28570

TWO DIMENSIONAL MODELS

Experimental validation of a two-dimensional shear-flow

model for determining acoustic impedance

[NASA-TP-2679] p 66 N87-20798

Two-Dimensional Intercomparison of Stratospheric

Models

[NASA-CP-3042] p53 N90-11405

TWO PHASE FLOW

Workshop on Two-Phase Fluid Behavior in a Space

Environment

[NASA-CP-3043] p 38 N89-26184

u

U-2 AIRCRAFT

Global stratospheric change: Requirements for a

Very-High-Altitude Aircraft for Atmospheric Research

(NASA-CP-100411 p 16 N90-14220

UH-60A HELICOPTER

Gear tooth stress measurements on the UH-60A

helicopter transmission

[NASA-TP-2698] p 41 N87-22235

Comparison of predicted and measured temperatures

of UH-60A helicopter transmission

[NASA-TP-2911J p41 N89-24607

ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION

International ultraviolet explorer spectral atlas of

planetary nebulae, central stars, and related objects

[NASA-RP-1203J p76 N88-28843

ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROMETERS

Calibration of the spin-scan ozone imager aboard the

dynamics Explorer 1 satellite

[NASA-TP-2723J p 55 N87-26491

UNIVERSITIES

The 1986 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-2438J p 22 N87-20302

Orders of magnitude: A history of the NACA and NASA,

1915-1990

[NASA-SP-4406] p 81 N89-26805

Joint University Program tor Air Transportation

Research, 1988-1989

[NASA-CP-3063J . p2 N90-20921

The MSFC/UAH Data Management Symposium

[NASA-CP-2040] p62 N78-74659

UNMANNED SPACECRAFT

Status and future of lunar geoscience

[NASA-SP-484] p77 N87-19322

UNSTEADY AERODYNAMICS

Steady and unsteady aerodynamic forces from the

SOUSSA surface-panel method for a fighter wing with tip

missile and comparison with experiment and PANAIR

[NASA-TP-2736] p 5 N87-26032

Transonic Unsteady Aerodynamics and Aeroelasticity

1987. part 1

[NASA-CP-3022-PT-1] p9 N89-19234

Transonic Unsteady Aerodynamics and Aeroelasticity

1987, part 2

(NASA-CP-3022-PT-2) p9 N89-19247

UNSTEADY FLOW

Steady and unsteady aerodynamic forces from the

SOUSSA surface-panel method for a fighter wing with tip

missile and comparison with experiment and PANAIR

(NASA-TP-2736] p5 N87-26032

UPPER ATMOSPHERE

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1988: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-1208] p52 N88-29233

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1990: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-1242] p54 N90-28929

UPPER SURFACE BLOWING

Large-scale static investigation of

circulation-control-wing concepts applied to upper

surface-blowing aircraft

1NASA-TP-2684) p 13 N87-15959

URANUS ATMOSPHERE

The Jovian Atmospheres

(NASA-CP-2441] p 77 N87-17598

URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Earth resources: A continuing bibliography with indexes

(issue 57)

(NASA-SP-7041(57)] p 49 N88-23314

USER MANUALS (COMPUTER PROGRAMS)

Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) encoder handbook for

Aydin Vector MMP-600 series system

[NASA-RP-1171] p33 N87-11916

Lewis inverse design code (LINDES): Users manual

. [NASA-TP-2676] p4 N87-20238

Nimbus 7 Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet (SBUV) spectral

scan solar irradiance and Earth radiance product user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1199] p48 N88-17096

SAM 2 data user's guide

[NASA-RP-1200] p52 N88-25094

User's guide for the Nimbus 7 Scanning Multichannel

Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) CELL-ALL tape

[NASA-RP-1210] p56 N89-14648

User's manual for interactive LINEAR: A FORTRAN

program to derive linear aircraft models

[NASA-TP-2835] p 65 N89-16437

Nimbus-7 Stratospheric and Mesospheric Sounder

(SAMS) experiment data user's guide

[NASA-RP-1221] p53 N89-26304

Nimbus-7 ERB Solar Analysis Tape (ESAT) user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1211] p79 N89-30151

Nimbus 7 solar backscatter ultraviolet (SBUV) ozone

products user's guide

[NASA-RP-1234] p 53 N90-17227

The NASTRAN demonstration problem manual, level

17.5

INASA-SP-224(05)1 p 42 N81-71592

The NASTRAN programmers manual, level 17.5

[NASA-SP-223(05)1 p 42 N81-71594

USER REQUIREMENTS

The Langley 14- by 22-foot subsonic tunnel: Description,

flow characteristics, and guide for users

[NASA-TP-3008] p 12 N90-27649

V/STOL AIRCRAFT

Proceedings of the 1985 NASA Ames Research Center's

Ground-Effects Workshop

[NASA-CP-2462] p 5 N87-24410

A review of technologies applicable to low-speed flight

of high-performance aircraft investigated in the Langley

14- x 22-foot subsonic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2796] p 7 N88-20264

VACUUM EFFECTS

Reaction of perfluoroalkylpolyethers (PFPE) with 440C

steel in vacuum under sliding conditions at room

temperature

(NASA-TP-28B31 p 31 N89-26091

VACUUM SYSTEMS

Introduction to total- and partial-pressure measurements

in vacuum systems

[NASA-RP-1219] p4Q N90-10412

VACUUM TESTS

Outgassing data for selecting spacecraft materials

[NASA-RP-1124] P28 N88-10117

VANADIUM

Shot peening for TJ-6AI-4V alloy compressor blades

(NASA-TP-2711] p43 N87-20566

VANES

Effect of port comer geometry on the internal

performance of a rotating-vane-type thrust reverser

[NASA-TP-2624] p3 N87-12541

Experimental evaluation of two turning vane designs for

fan drive corner of 0.1-scale model of NASA Lewis

Research Center's proposed altitude wind tunnel

|NASA-TP-2646| p 21 N87-18576

Turbine Engine Hot Section Technology. 1985

[NASA-CP-2405] p43 N88-11140

Static performance of an axisymmetric nozzle with

post-exit vanes for multiaxis thrust vectoring

[NASA-TP-2800] p8 N88-20280

The effectiveness of vane-aileron excitation in the

experimental determination of flutter speed by parameter

identification

[NASA-TP-2971] p 16 N90-15100

VAPORS

Sensitivity of F-106B leading-edge-vortex images to

flight and vapor-screen parameters

[NASA-TP-2818] p8 N88-23760

VARIABILITY

Effects of variables upon pyrotechnically induced shock

response spectra

[NASA-TP-2603] p 43 N87-12921

VARIABLE STARS

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p75 N88-11592

VARIABLE SWEEP WINGS

Flight-determined aerodynamic derivatives of the AD-1

oblique-wing research airplane

[NASA-TP-2222I p 19 N87-10871

VATOL AIRCRAFT

The 1987 Ground Vortex Workshop

[NASA-CP-10008) p9 N89-10849

VECTORS (MATHEMATICS)

Proceedings of the Scientific Data Compression

Workshop

[NASA-CP-3025] p 63 N89-22332

VEGETATION GROWTH

Controlled Ecological Life Support System:

Regenerative Life Support Systems in Space

[NASA-CP-2480] p 60 N88-12251

VELOCITY

Development and evaluation of an airplane electronic

display format aligned with the inertia! velocity vector

(NASA-TP-2648) p 16 N87-13438

VELOCITY DISTRIBUTION

Laser anemometer measurements in a transonic

axial-flow fan rotor

(NASA-TP-2879] p 38 N90-11245

VELOCITY MEASUREMENT

Velocity profiles in laminar diffusion flames

[NASA-TP-2596) p 36 N87-18035

Three component laser anemometer measurements in

an annular cascade of core turbine vanes with contoured

end wall

(NASA-TP-2846] p8 N89-10844

VERTICAL AIR CURRENTS

Spanwise measurements of vertical components of

atmospheric turbulence

INASA-TP-2963) p 58 N90-19716

VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION

Forty-eight-inch lidar aerosol measurements taken at the

Langley Research Center. May 1974 to December 1987

[NASA-RP-1209] p52 N88-29234

VERTICAL LANDING

Proceedings of the 1985 NASA Ames Research Center's

Ground-Effects Workshop

[NASA-CP-2462] pS N87-24410

VERTICAL ORIENTATION

Effects of combining vertical and horizontal information

into a primary flight display

[NASA-TP-2783] p 17 N88-12487

VERTICAL TAKEOFF AIRCRAFT

The 1987 Ground Vortex Workshop

[NASA-CP-10008) p9 N89-10849

Powered-lift aircraft technology

[NASA-SP-501 ] p15 N90-125B9

VERY LARGE SCALE INTEGRATION

A technique for evaluating the application of the pin-level

stuck-at fault model to VLSI circuits

[NASA-TP-2738] p 42 N87-28025

VERY LOW FREQUENCIES

A lunar far-side very low frequency array

1NASA-CP-3039] p75 N90-10805

VHSIC (CIRCUITS)

Computer Sciences and Data Systems, volume 2

[NASA-CP-2459-VOL-21 p 62 N87-19932

VIBRATION

Evaluation of the ride quality of a light twin engine

airplane using a ride quality meter

[NASA-TP-2913] p2 N89-22568

A-53
VIBRATION DAMPING SUBJECTINDEX

VIBRATION DAMPING

NASA/DOD Control/Structures Interaction Technology,

1986

[NASA-CP-2447-PT-1I p 24 N87-16014

NASA/EX)D Control/Structures Interaction Technology,

1986

[NASA-CP-2447-PT-2] p 25 N87-24495

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 1

INASA-CP-2488-VOL-1J p 43 N88-13609

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 1: Structural

Dynamics

INASA-CP-3003-VOL-1) p 44 N88-23226

Experimental evaluation of a tuned electromagnetic

damper for vibration control of cryogenic turbopump

rotors

[NASA-TP-3005) p 18 N90-23403

VIBRATION ISOLATORS

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 1

(NASA-CP-2488-VOL-1) p 43 N88-13609

The 22nd Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium

[NASA-CP-2506I p 44 N88-21468

Development and approach to low-frequency

microgravity isolation systems

(NASA-TP-2984) p 33 N90-28754

VIBRATION MEASUREMENT

Testing of UH-60A helicopter transmission in NASA

Lewis 2240-kW (3000-hp) facility

[NASA-TP-2626J p 41 N87-10391

Vibration characteristics of OH-58 A helicopter main rotor

transmission

|NASA-TP-2705| p41 N87-20555

VIDEO COMMUNICATION

Jet transport flight operations using cockpit display of

traffic information during instrument meteorological

conditions: Simulation evaluation

INASA-TP-2567] p 12 N87-29469

VISCOPLASTICITY

Nonlinear Constitutive Relations for High Temperature

Applications, 1986

[NASA-CP-10010] p44 N88-21498

Thermoviscoplastic model with application to copper

INASA-TP-2845] p 45 N89-16183

VISCOUS FLOW

Calculation of viscous effects on transonic flow for

oscillating airfoils and comparisons with experiment

[NASA-TP-2731] p6 N87-27622

Transonic Unsteady Aerodynamics and Aeroelasticity

1987, part 2

(NASA-CP-3022-PT-2) p9 N89-19247

An upwind-biased, point-implicit relaxation algorithm for

viscous, compressible perfect-gas flows

(NASA-TP-2953) p 38 N90-17042

VISUAL OBSERVATION

Atlas of Comet Halley 1910 II

[NASA-SP-488] p75 N87-30235

VISUAL PERCEPTION

Spatial Displays and Spatial Instruments

[NASA-CP-100321 p61 N90-22918

VISUAL SIGNALS

Determination of depth-viewing volumes for stereo

three-dimensional graphic displays

[NASA-TP-2999] p 61 N90-22965

VOICE COMMUNICATION

A simulator investigation of the use of digital data link

for pilot/ATC communications in a single pilot operation

[NASA-TP-2837] p 13 N89-11726

VOLCANOES

Airborne lidar measurements of El Chichon stratospheric

aerosols. May 1983

[NASA-RP-1172J p51 N87-11358

Airborne lidar measurements of El Chichon stratospheric

aerosols, January 1984

[NASA-RP-1175] p51 N87-20663

On the statistics of El Nino occurrences and the

relationship of El Nino to volcanic and solar/geomagnetic

activity

[NASA-TP-2948] p 79 N90-12456

VORTEX FLAPS

Applicability of linearized-theory attached-flow methods

to design and analysis of flap systems at low speeds for

thin swept wings with sharp leading edges

[NASA-TP-2653] p3 N87-15174

Wind-tunnel free-flight investigation of a 0.15-scale

model of the F-106B airplane with vortex flaps

[NASA-TP-2700] p4 N87-21855

Piloted-simulation study of effects of vortex flaps on

low-speed handling qualities of a Delta-wing airplane

[NASA-TP-2747I p 19 N87-26922

VORTEX SHEDDING

Airfoil self-noise and prediction

[NASA-RP-1218] p 67 N89-25673

VORTICES

Correlation of helicopter impulsive noise from

blade-vortex interaction with rotor mean inflow

[NASA-TP-2650] p 66 N87-18399

Helicopter blade-vortex interaction locations:

Scale-model acoustics and free-wake analysis results

[NASA-TP-2658] p4 N87-18537

Study of lee-side flows over conically cambered delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 1

[NASA-TP-2660-PT-1] p5 N87-23597

Measurement of velocity and vorticity fields in the wake

of an airfoil in periodic pitching motion

[NASA-TP-27801 p 66 N88-13002

Sensitivity of F-106B leading-edge-vortex images to

flight and vapor-screen parameters

[NASA-TP-2818] p8 N88-23760

The 1987 Ground Vortex Workshop

[NASA-CP-100081 p9 N89-10849

Interactions of Tollmien-Schlichting waves and Dean

vortices. Comparison of direct numerical simulation and

a weakly nonlinear theory

(NASA-TP-29191 p 10 N89-25118

Discrete-vortex model for the symmetric-vortex flow on

cones

[NASA-TP-2989) p11 N90-20946

A time-accurate adaptive grid method and the numerical

simulation of a shock-vortex interaction

INASA-TP-2998] p 61 N90-21524

VORTICITY

Measurement of velocity and vorticity fields in the wake

of an airfoil in periodic pitching motion

[NASA-TP-2780] p 66 N88-13002

w

WAKES

Helicopter blade-vortex interaction locations:

Scale-model acoustics and free-wake analysis results

[NASA-TP-26S8] p4 N87-18537

Measurement of velocity and vorticity fields in the wake

of an airfoil in periodic pitching motion

[NASA-TP-2780] p 66 N88-13002

Galileo probe parachute test program: Wake properties

of the Galileo probe at Mach numbers from 0.25 to 0.95

[NASA-RP-1130] p37 N88-18884

WALL JETS

Jet model for slot film cooling with effect of free-stream

and coolant turbulence

[NASA-TP-2655) p 36 N87-18034

WALL TEMPERATURE

Experimental evaluation of heat transfer on a 1030:1

area ratio rocket nozzle

[NASA-TP-2726] p 27 N87-25424

WARNING SYSTEMS

Airborne Wind Shear Detection and Warning Systems:

First Combined Manufacturers' and Technologists'

Conference

[NASA-CP-10006] p12 N88-17616

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1988-1989

[NASA-CP-30631 P2 N90-20921

WATER

Development testing of large volume water sprays for

warm fog dispersal

[NASA-TP-2607J p 24 N87-12585

Future directions for H sub x O sub y detection

[NASA-CP-2448] p 51 N87-15528

Finite-rate water condensation in combustion-heated

wind tunnels

[NASA-TP-2833I p 22 N88-28075

WATER COLOR

Nimbus-7 data product summary

INASA-RP-1215] p 48 N89-22152

WAVE INTERACTION

Interactions of Tollmien-Schlichting waves and Dean

vortices. Comparison of direct numerical simulation and

a weakly nonlinear theory

(NASA-TP-2919] p 10 N89-25118

WAVE PROPAGATION

Propagation of sound waves in tubes of noncircular cross

section

[NASA-TP-2601J p3 N87-14284

Evaluation of a scale-model experiment to investigate

long-range acoustic propagation

[NASA-TP-2748] P 66 N88-11450

Propagation effects on satellite systems at frequencies

below 10 GHz: A handbook for satellite systems design

(NASA-RP-1108/2) p34 N88-14226

Propagation effects handbook for satellite systems

design. A summary of propagation impairments on 10 to

100 GHz satellite links with techniques for system

design

[NASA-RP-1082(04)] p 34 N89-17060

WAVE SCATTERING

Theory for computing the field scattered from a smooth

inflected surface

[NASA-TP-2632J P 68 N87-13264

WEATHER

Meteorological and Environmental Inputs to Aviation

Systems

[NASA-CP-24981 p 56 N88-25105

WEATHER FORECASTING

Atmospheric Turbulence Relative to Aviation. Missile,

and Space Programs

[NASA-CP-2468] p 55 N87-22341

WEAVING

The interlaminar fracture toughness of woven

graphite/epoxy composites

[NASA-TP-2950] p 29 N90-10179

WEDGES

Effect of a trade between boattail angle and wedge size

on the performance of a nonaxisymmetric wedge nozzle

[NASA-TP-2717] pS N87-23593

WEIGHT REDUCTION

Preliminary structural design of composite main rotor

blades for minimum weight

(NASA-TP-2730) p 28 N87-25435

WEIGHTLESSNESS

Microgravity Fluid Management Symposium

[NASA-CP-2465] p 32 N87-21141

WELDING

Weld stresses beyond elastic limit: Materials

discontinuity

[NASA-TP-2935] p 46 N89-27214

WIND (METEOROLOGY)

NASA/MSFC FY-85 Atmospheric Processes Research

Review

[NASA-CP-2402] p 55 N87-13043

WIND SHEAR

Doppler Radar Detection of Wind Shear

[NASA-CP-2435J p 12 N87-10054

Wind Shear/Turbulence Inputs to Flight Simulation and

Systems Certification

[NASA-CP-2474] p 1 N87-25267

Wind shear detection. Forward-looking sensor

technology

[NASA-CP-10004] p12 N88-14970

Airborne Wind Shear Detection and Warning Systems:

First Combined Manufacturers' and Technologists'

Conference

[NASA-CP-10006] p 12 N88-17616

Influence of wind shear on the aerodynamic

characteristics of airplanes

[NASA-TP-2827] p 12 N88-26344

Piloted-simulation evaluation of escape guidance for

microburst wind shear encounters

[NASA-TP-2886I p 17 N89-16820

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research. 1988-1989

[NASA-CP-3063] p2 N90-20921

WIND TUNNEL APPARATUS

Experimental evaluation of wall Mach number

distributions of the octagonal test section proposed for

NASA Lewis Research Center's altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2666] p 21 - N87-17717

Experimental evaluation of two turning vane designs for

fan drive corner of 0.1-scale model of NASA Lewis

Research Center's proposed altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2646I p 21 N87-18576

Detailed flow surveys of turning vanes designed for a

0.1-scale model of NASA Lewis Research Center's

proposed altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2680] p 21 N87-20295

Experimental evaluation of turning vane designs for

high-speed and coupled fan-drive corners of 0.1-scale

model of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude

wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2681] p 21 N88-17686

The Langley 14- by 22-foot subsonic tunnel: Description,

flow characteristics, and guide for users

[NASA-TP-3008I p 12 N90-27649

WIND TUNNEL CALIBRATION

Experimental evaluation of honeycomb/screen

configurations and short contraction section for NASA

Lewis Research Center's altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2692] p 21 N87-23662

WIND TUNNEL DRIVES

Experimental evaluation of two turning vane designs for

fan drive corner of 0.1-scale model of NASA Lewis

Research Center's proposed altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2646] p 21 N87-18576

Detailed flow surveys of turning vanes designed for a

0.1-scale model of NASA Lewis Research Center's

proposed altitude wind tunnel

| NASA-TP-26801 p 21 N87-20295

Experimental evaluation of turning vane designs for

high-speed and coupled fan-drive corners of 0.1-scale

model of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude

wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-26811 p 21 N88-17686

A-54
SUBJECT INDEX ZONAL HARMONICS

WIND TUNNEL MODELS

Wind-tunnel free-flight investigation of a 0.15-scale

model of the F-106B airplane with vortex flaps

[NASA-TP-2700] p4 N87-21855

Experimental evaluation of blockage ratio and plenum

evacuation system flow effects on pressure distribution

for bodies of revolution in 0.1 scale model test section

of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude wind

tunnel

[NASA-TP-2702] p 21 N87-22694

Comparison of wind tunnel and flight test afterbody and

nozzle pressures for a twin-jet fighter aircraft at transonic

speeds

(NASA-TP-2588] p6 N88-10765

Effects of winglets on a first-generation jet transport

wing. 7: Sideslip effects on winglet loads and selected

wing loads at subsonic speeds for a full-span model

[NASA-TP-2619] p7 N88-18567

WIND TUNNEL STABILITY TESTS

Effects of the installation and operation of jet-exhaust

yaw vanes on the longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of the F-14 airplane

INASA-TP-2769] p6 N88-12455

WIND TUNNEL TESTS

Wind-tunnel investigation of the flight characteristics of

a canard general-aviation airplane configuration

INASA-TP-2623] p3 N87-10039

In-flight total forces, moments and static aeroelastic

characteristics of an oblique-wing research airplane

(NASA-TP-2224] p 19 N87-10103

Interference effects of thrust reversing on horizontal tail

effectiveness of twin-engine fighter aircraft at Mach

numbers from 0.15 to 0.90

INASA-TP-2350] P 19 N87-10870

Effect of port corner geometry on the internal

performance of a rotating-vane-type thrust reverser

(NASA-TP-2624] p3 N87-12541

Effects of winglet on transonic flutter characteristics of

a cantilevered twin-engine-transport wing model

[NASA-TP-2627] P 43 N87-13789

Wind-tunnel investigation at supersonic speeds of a

remote-controlled canard missile with a free-rolling-tail

brake torque system

[NASA-TP-2401] P4 N87-17668

Correlation of helicopter impulsive noise from

blade-vortex interaction with rotor mean inflow

[NASA-TP-2650] P 66 N87-18399

Summary of studies to reduce wing-mounted preplan

installation drag on an M = 0.8 transport

[NASA-TP-2678) P 14 N87-20990

Wind-tunnel free-flight investigation of a 0.15-scale

model of the F-106B airplane with vortex flaps

[NASA-TP-2700] p4 N87-21855

Experimental evaluation of blockage ratio and plenum

evacuation system flow effects on pressure distribution

for bodies of revolution in 0.1 scale model test section

of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude wind

tunnel

|NASA-TP-2702] P 21 N87-22694

Wind-tunnel investigation of a full-scale general aviation

airplane equipped with an advanced natural laminar flow

wing

[NASA-TP-2772] p6 N88-10009

Comparison of wind tunnel and flight test afterbody and

nozzle pressures for a twin-jet fighter aircraft at transonic

I NASA-TP-2588] p6 N88-10765

Flight and wind-tunnel measurements showing base

drag reduction provided by a trailing disk for high Reynolds

number turbulent flow for subsonic and transonic Mach

numbers

[NASA-TP-2638] P 37 N88-14299

A review of technologies applicable to low-speed flight

of high-performance aircraft investigated in the Langley

14- x 22-foot subsonic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2796] P 7 N88-20264

Helicopter main-rotor noise: Determination of source

contributions using scaled model data

[NASA-TP-2825] P 67 N88-26907

Steady and unsteady transonic pressure measurements

on a clipped delta wing for pitching and control-surface

oscillations

[NASA-TP-2594] P8 N88-28895

Transonic Symposium: Theory, Application, and

Experiment, Volume 1, Part 1

[NASA-CP-3020-VOL-1-PT-1] p9 N89-20925

Transonic Symposium-. Theory. Application, and

Experiment, volume 1, part 2

[NASA-CP-3020-VOL-1-PT-2] p9 N89-20942

Hot-jet simulation in cryogenic wind tunnels

(NASA-RP-1220) P 15 N89-23448

Static internal performance of a nonaxisymmetric vaned

thrust reverser with flow splay capability

(NASA-TP-2933] P 10 N89-27634

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 2

INASA-CP-2487-PT-2] p 10 N90-12519

Measured and predicted aerodynamic coefficients and

shock shapes for Aeroassist Flight Experiment (AFE)

configuration

[NASA-TP-2956] p11 N90-14185

CAST-10-2/DOA 2 Airfoil Studies Workshop Results

[NASA-CP-3052] p 22 N90-17647

Low-speed wind-tunnel investigation of the flight

dynamic characteristics of an advanced turboprop

business/commuter aircraft configuration

(NASA-TP-2982) p 20 N90-19239

Laser-velocimeter-measured flow field around an

advanced, swept, eight-blade propeller at Mach 0.8

[NASA-TP-2462] p2 N90-20942

WIND TUNNEL WALLS

Experimental evaluation of wall Mach number

distributions of the octagonal test section proposed for

NASA Lewis Research Center's altitude wind tunnel

INASA-TP-2666] p 21 N87-17717

NASA SC(2)-0714 airfoil data corrected for sidewall

boundary-layer effects in the Langley 0.3-meter transonic

cryogenic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2890] p9 N89-17568

WIND TUNNELS

Aeronautical facilities assessment

[NASA-RP-1146] p21 N87-10876

Engineer in charge: A history of the Langley Aeronautical

Laboratory, 1917-1958

[NASA-SP-4305] p 80 N87-24390

WIND TURBINES

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volumes: Structural

Integrity Fatigue and Fracture Wind Turbines HOST

INASA-CP-3003-VOL-3] p 44 N88-22408

Lewis Structures Technology, 1988. Volume 1: Structural

Dynamics

[NASA-CP-3003-VOL-1] ,p 44 N88-23226

WIND VELOCITY

Spanwise measurements of vertical components ol

atmospheric turbulence

INASA-TP-2963] p 58 N90-19718

WING LOADING

Study of lee-side flows over conically cambered Delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 2

[NASA-TP-2660-PT-2] p5 N87-25301

Shape sensitivity analysis of wing static aeroelastic

characteristics

[NASA-TP-2808] p 15 N88-22031

Evaluation of a strain-gage load calibration on a

low-aspect-ratio wing structure at elevated temperature

INASA-TP-2921] p 46 N89-28034

WING PROFILES

Shape sensitivity analysis of wing static aeroelastic

characteristics

[NASA-TP-2808] p 15 N88-22031

WING TIP VORTICES

Evaluation of installed performance of a

wing-tip-mounted pusher turboprop on a semispan wing

[NASA-TP-27391 p 14 N87-26041

WINGLETS

Effects of winglet on transonic flutter characteristics of

a cantilevered twin-engine-transport wing model

[NASA-TP-2627] p 43 N87-13789

Effects of winglets on a first-generation jet transport

wing. 7: Sideslip effects on winglet loads and selected

wing loads at subsonic speeds for a full-span model

[NASA-TP-2619] p7 N88-18567

WINGS

Effects of winglet on transonic flutter characteristics of

a cantilevered twin-engine-transport wing model

[NASA-TP-2627] p 43 N87-13789

Subsonic maneuver capability of a supersonic cruise

fighter wing concept

[NASA-TP-2642] p3 N87-15184

Flight investigation of the effects of an outboard

wing-leading-edge modification on stall/spin

characteristics of a low-wing, single-engine. T-tail light

airplane

[NASA-TP-2691] p 14 N87-23614

Steady and unsteady aerodynamic forces from the

SOUSSA surface-panel method for a fighter wing with tip

missile and comparison with experiment and PANAIR

[NASA-TP-2736] p5 N87-26032

Wind-tunnel investigation of a full-scale general aviation

airplane equipped with an advanced natural laminar flow

wing

[NASA-TP-2772] p6 N88-10009

A transonic-small-disturbance wing design

methodology

[NASA-TP-2806) p7 N88-17614

Sensitivity of F-106B leading-edge-vortex images to

flight and vapor-screen parameters

[NASA-TP-2818] p8 N88-23760

Integration effects of pylon geometry on a high-wing

transport airplane

[ NASA-TP-28771 p9 N89-15888

Steady-state and transitional aerodynamic

characteristics of a wing in simulated heavy rain

[NASA-TP-2932I p 10 N89-25951

WOLF-RAYET STARS

O stars and Wolf-Rayet stars

[NASA-SP-497] p 74 N89-11657

WORKLOADS (PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY)

Jet transport flight operations using cockpit display of

traffic information during instrument meteorological

conditions: Simulation evaluation

[NASA-TP-2567] p 12 N87-29469

Effect of motion cues during complex curved approach

and landing tasks: A piloted simulation study

[NASA-TP-2773] p 14 N88-12480

Mental-State Estimation, 1987

[NASA-CP-2504] p 60 N88-23370

WORKSTATIONS

Mental-State Estimation. 1987

| NASA-CP-2504 ] p 60 N88-23370

X RAY ASTRONOMY

Essays in Space Science

[NASA-CP-2464] p 72 N87-24247

X RAY SPECTROSCOPY

FORTRAN program for x ray photoelectron

spectroscopy data reformatting

[NASA-TP-2957] p 69 N90-12348

XRAYS

Rapid Fluctuations in Solar Flares

[NASA-CP-2449] p 79 N87-21785

X WING ROTORS

Proceedings of the Circulation-Control Workshop,

1986

[NASA-CP-2432] p7 N88-17586

YAWING MOMENTS

Cornering characteristics of the main-gear tire of the

space shuttle orbiter

[NASA-TP-2790] p 14 N88-18583

ZENITH

Surface bidirectional reflectance properties of two

southwestern Arizona deserts for wavelengths between

0.4 and 2.2 micrometers

[NASA-TP-2643I p 48 N87-22281

ZERO LIFT

Planform effects on the supersonic aerodynamics of

multibody configurations

[NASA-TP-2762] p6 N88-12454

ZONAL FLOW (METEOROLOGY)

Comparison of satellite-derived dynamical quantities for

the stratosphere of the Southern Hemisphere

[NASA-CP-3044] p 53 N89-25540

ZONAL HARMONICS

An economical semi-analytical orbit theory for

micro-computer applications

[ NASA-TP-2811] p66N89-14052

A-55
PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX

NASA Scientific and Technical Publications 1987-1990

Typical Personal Author

Index Listing

PERSONAL AUTHOR

BURNS, ROWLAND E.

— Forbidden tangential orbit transfers between intersecting

Keplerian orbits

[NASA-TP-3031] p 23 N90-26028

TITLE REPORT

NUMBER

PAGE

NUMBER

NASA

ACCESSION

NUMBER

Listings in this index are arranged alphabetically

by personal author. The title of the document provides the user with a brief description of the subject

matter. The report number helps to indicate the

type of document listed (e.g., NASA report, translation, NASA contractor report). The page and accession numbers are located beneath and to the

right of the title. Under any one author's name the

accession numbers are arranged in sequence with

the AIAA accession numbers appearing first.

ABBOTT, TERENCE S.

Effects of combining vertical and horizontal information

into a primary flight display

[NASA-TP-2783] p 17 N88-12487

A simulation evaluation of the engine monitoring and

control system display

[NASA-TP-2960] p 17 N90-18393

ABDOL-HAMID, KHALED S.

. Multiscale turbulence effects in supersonic jets

exhausting into still air

[NASA-TP-2707) p 36 N87-24672

ABEL, PHILLIP B.

FORTRAN program for x ray photoelectron

spectroscopy data reformatting

[NASA-TP-2957] p 69 N90-12348

ABRAHAMSON, A. LOUIS

Measured and calculated acoustic attenuation rates of

tuned resonator arrays for two surface impedance

distribution models with flow

[NASA-TP-2766] p 67 N88-17440

ADAMS, MARY S.

Fuselage design for a specified Mach-sliced area

distribution

[NASA-TP-2975] p 16 N90-18385

ADAMS, WILLIAM M., JR.

Nonlinear programming extensions to rational function

approximation methods for unsteady aerodynamic forces

(NASA-TP-2776) p 15 N88-24623

ADELMAN, HOWARD M.

Sensitivity Analysis in Engineering

(NASA-CP-24571 p 43 N87-18855

ADMIRE, J. R.

A transient response method for linear coupled

substructures

[NASA-TP-29261 P 23 N90-13444

AHMED, RAFIO

Cyclic loads tests of carbon involute solid rocket motor

outer boot ring segments

lNASA-TP-28841 p 45 N89-16192

Loads analysis and testing of flight configuration solid

rocket motor outer boot ring segments

[NASA-TP-3028I P 47 N90-25366

AIKIN, ARTHUR C.

Polar Ozone Workshop. Abstracts

[NASA-CP-10014] p51 N89-14503

ALBERTSON, CINDY W.

Aerothermal evaluation of a spherically blunted body

with a trapezoidal cross section in the Langley 8-foot

high-temperature tunnel

[NASA-TP-2641] p 36 N87-18782

Fluctuating pressures measured beneath a

high-temperature, turbulent boundary layer on a flat plate

at Mach number of 5

[NASA-TP-2947] p 67 N90-10680

ALFORD, WILLIAM L.

LANDSAT-4 and LANDSAT-S multispectral scanner

coherent noise characterization and removal

[NASA-TP-2595-REV] p 49 N89-12114

ALLEN, JOHN E., JR.

First International Conference on Laboratory Research

for Planetary Atmospheres

INASA-CP-3077] p 78 N90-26744

ALLISON, MICHAEL

The Jovian Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-2441] p77 N87-17598

ALTHOFF, SUSAN L.

Effect of advanced rotorcrafl airfoil sections on the hover

performance of a small-scale rotor model

[NASA-TP-2832] p 10 N89-24264

ALTON, BRADLEY M.

Nimbus-7 ERB Solar Analysis Tape (ESAT) user's

guide

INASA-RP-1211] p79 N89-30151

ANDERSEN, CARL M.

Exploiting symmetries in the modeling and analysis of

tires

[NASA-TP-2649] p 13 N87-17690

ANDERSON, B. J.

Development testing of large volume water sprays for

warm fog dispersal

[NASA-TP-2607] p 24 N87-12585

ANDERSON, W. KYLE

Three-dimensional multigrid algorithms for'the flux-split

Euler equations

(NASA-TP-28291 p 65 N89-12316

ANDRO, MONTY

Satellite-matrix-switched, time-division-multiple-access

network simulator

[ NASA-TP-2944 J p 34 N90-11915

ANTONIEWICZ, ROBERT F.

User's manual for LINEAR, a FORTRAN program to

derive linear aircraft models

[NASA-TP-27681 p 65 N88-21740

Derivation and definition of a linear aircraft model

[NASA-RP-1207] p 19 N89-15123

User's manual for interactive LINEAR: A FORTRAN

program to derive linear aircraft models

[NASA-TP-2835) p 65 N89-16437

APPLIN, ZACHAHY T.

Low-speed aerodynamic characteristics of a twin-engine

general aviation configuration with aft-fuselage-mounted

pusher propellers

[NASA-TP-2763] • p 6 N87-29462

Experimental and theoretical aerodynamic

characteristics of a high-lift semispan wing model

[NASA-TP-2990) • p11 N90-20046

The Langley 14- by 22-foot subsonic tunnel-. Description,

flow characteristics, and guide for users

(NASA-TP-3008) p 12 N90-27649

ARDANUY, PHILIP E.

The 1987 Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment: The

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

(NASA-RP-1201) p49 N88-20714

ARDIZZONE, JOSEPH

'Five year global dataset: NMC operational analyses

(197810 1982)

[NASA-RP-1194] p55 N87-29996

ARMSTRONG, ELIZABETH S.

Computer-aided design analysis of 57-mm,

angular-contact, cryogenic turbo-pump bearings

(NASA-TP-2816] p 41 N88-18933

High-pressure calorimeter chamber tests for liquid

oxygen/kerosene (LOX/RP-1) rocket combustion

[NASA-TP-2862] p 27 N89-15979

ARPASI, DALE J.

Applications and requirements for real-time simulators

in ground-test facilities

[NASA-TP-2672I p 64 N87-23202

ASAI, KEISUKE

Hot-jet simulation in cryogenic wind tunnels

1NASA-RP-1220I p15 N89-23448

ATHAY, G.

Theoretical Problems in High Resolution Solar Physics,

2

[NASA-CP-2483] p 79 N88-11609

ATWELL, WILLIAM

Improved model for solar cosmic ray exposure in manned

Earth orbital flights

1NASA-TP-2987] p 80 N90-25031

AYDELOTT, JOHN C.

Cryogenic Fluid Management Technology Workshop.

Volume 1: Presentation material and discussion

[NASA-CP-100011 p37 N88-15924

B

p63 N89-11407

BAD), DEBORAH

OEXP Analysis Tools Workshop

(NASA-CP-10013)

BAD), DEBORAH M.

Conceptual design of a synchronous Mars

telecommunications satellite

[NASA-TP-2942J p 78 N90-10814

BALCKBURN, LINDA B.

Effect of LID (Registered) processing on the

microstructure and mechanical properties of TJ-6AI-4V and

Ti-6AI-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo titanium foil-gauge materials

[NASA-TP-2677) p 30 N87-18644

BALDASARE, PAUL

Evaluation of two transport aircraft and several ground

test vehicle friction measurements obtained for various

runway surface types and conditions. A summary of test

results from joint FAA/NASA Runway Friction Program

(NASA-TP-29171 p 16 N90-15902

BALDWIN, RICHARD S.

Space Electrochemical Research and Technology

(SERT). 1989

INASA-CP-3056) p50 N90-20454

BALLARD, RODNEY W.

Proceedings of a conference on Cardiovascular

Bioinstrumentation

(NASA-CP-10022) p59 N89-17997

BALLIN, MARK G.

Rotorcraft flight-propulsion control integration: An

eclectic design concept

INASA-TP-2815] p 19 N88-19475

BANGERT, LINDA S.

Effects of afterbody boattail design and empennage

arrangement on aeropropulsive characteristics of a

twin-engine fighter model at transonic speeds

INASA-TP-27041 p4 N87-21873

Static internal performance of a nonaxisymmetric varied

thrust reverser with flow splay capability

(NASA-TP-2933) p 10 N89-27634

BANKS, DANIEL W.

A review of technologies applicable to low-speed flight

of high-performance aircraft investigated in the Langley

14- x 22-foot subsonic tunnel

INASA-TP-2796I p7 N88-20264

Aerodynamics in ground effect and predicted landing

ground roll of a fighter configuration with a

secondary-nozzle thrust reverser

INASA-TP-2834] p8 N88-29752

BANKS, PETER M.

Solar-Terrestrial Science Strategy Workshop

(NASA-CP-3048) . p 73 N90-18329

BARE, E. ANN

Effect of a trade between boattail angle and wedge size

on the performance of a nonaxisymmetric wedge nozzle

|NASA-TP-2717| p5 N87-23593

Static internal performance of a two-dimensional

convergent-divergent nozzle with thrust vectoring

|NASA-TP-2721| p5 N87-24432

B-1
BARGER, R. U PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX

Multiaxis control power from thrust vectoring for a

supersonic fighter aircraft model at Mach 0.20 to 2.47

[NASA-TP-2712J p 5 N87-24433

BARGER, R. U

Tneory for computing the field scattered from a smooth

inflected surface

[NASA-TP-2632J p 68 N87-13264

Some path-following techniques for solution of nonlinear

equations and comparison with parametric differentiation

(NASA-TP-2654) p 64 N87-14054

BARGER, RAYMOND L.

On minimizing the number of calculations in

design-by-analysis codes

(NASA-TP-2706) p 5 N87-23586

A simplified approach to axisymmetric dual-reflector

antenna design

(NASA-TP-2797] p7 N88-16662

A performance index approach to aerodynamic design

with the use of analysis codes only

[NASA-TP-2805] p7 N88-18552

Weak-wave analysis of shock interaction with a

slipstream

(NASA-TP-2848) p8 N89-10020

A procedure for computing surface wave trajectories on

an inhomogeneous surface

[NASA-TP-2929] p 10 N89-26811

Fuselage design for a specified Mach-sliced area

distribution

[NASA-TP-2975) p 16 N90-18385

BARKER, L. KEITH

Optimized resolved rate control of

seven-degree-of-freedom Laboratory Telerobotic

Manipulator (LTM) with application to three-dimensional

graphics simulation

[NASA-TP-2938] p 64 N90-10618

BARRANGER, JOHN P.

Low-cost FM oscillator for capacitance type of blade

tip clearance measurement system

[NASA-TP-27461 p 17 N87-24481

BARRETT, RICHARD T.

Fastener design manual

[NASA-RP-1228J p 42 N90-18740

BARTH, J. M.

Cosmic ray heavy ion LET mapping for aluminum, silicon,

and tissue targets

[NASA-RP-1180] p79 N87-2S984

BARTHELEMY, JEAN-FRANCOIS M.

Shape sensitivity analysis of wing static aeroelastic

characteristics

[NASA-TP-2808] p 15 N88-22031

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 1

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-1] p 15 N89-25146

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 2

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-2J p 15 N89-25173

Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 3

[NASA-CP-3031-PT-3] p 15 N89-25201

BARTHELME, NEAL

The 1987 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-2500] p22 N88-17691

BARTLETT, GLYNN R.

Evatuation of installed performance of a

wing-tip-mounted pusher turboprop on a semispan wing

[NASA-TP-2739J p 14 N87-26041

BATTEN, CARMEN E.

Closed-Cycle, Frequency-Stable CO2 Laser

Technology

[NASA-CP-2456] p 40 N87-20522

BATTERSON, JAMES G.

Analysis of flight data from a High-Incidence Research

Model by system identification methods

[NASA-TP-2940] p 20 N90-10074

BAVUSO, SALVATORE J.

Applications of the hybrid automated reliability predictor:

Revised edition

[NASA-TP-2760-REVJ p 63 N90-11454

BEARD, K. V.

Development testing of large volume water sprays for

warm fog dispersal

[NASA-TP-2607) p 24 N87-12585

BECKER, LAWRENCE E.

Handling qualities of a wide-body transport airplane

utilizing Pitch Active Control Systems (PACS) for relaxed

static stability application

(NASA-TP-2482J p 19 N88-14987

BEOKE, JOHN

Atlas of galaxies useful for measuring the cosmological

distance scale

[NASA-SP-496) p 74 N89-12513

BEICHMAN, C. A.

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 1: Explanatory supplement

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-1] p 76 N89-14194

BELTON, MICHAEL J. S.

Time-Variable Phenomena in the Jovian System

[NASA-SP-494] p78 N89-28474

BELVIN, W. KEITH

Modeling of joints for the dynamic analysis of truss

structures

(NASA-TP-2661J p 43 N87-20567

BERGEN, FRED D.

Shape sensitivity analysis of wing static aeroelastic

characteristics

[NASA-TP-2808] p 15 N88-22031

BERKE, LASZLO

Integrated force method versus displacement method

for finite element analysis

[NASA-TP-2937] p 47 N90-18081

BERRIER, B. L

Effects of tail span and empennage arrangement on

drag of a typical single-engine fighter aft end

[NASA-TP-23521 p3 N87-10838

Static internal performance of single-expansion-ramp

nozzles with thrust-vectoring capability up to 60 deg

[NASA-TP-2364] p3 N87-10839

Effect of port comer geometry on the internal

performance of a rotating-vane-type thrust reverser

(NASA-TP-2624J p3 N87-12541

BERRIER, BOBBY L

Effects of the installation and operation of jet-exhaust

yaw vanes on the longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of the F-14 airplane

[NASA-TP-2769] p6 N88-12455

Static performance of an axisymmetric nozzle with

post-exit vanes for multiaxis thrust vectoring

[NASA-TP-2800] p8 N88-20280

Static performance of nonaxisymmetric nozzles with yaw

thrust-vectoring vanes

[NASA-TP-2813] p8 N88-21118

Internal performance of two nozzles utilizing gimbal

concepts for thrust vectoring

[NASA-TP-2991] P11 N90-19200

BESS, T. DALE

Atlas of wide-field-ol-view outgoing longwave radiation

derived from Nimbus 6 Earth radiation budget data set,

July 1975 to June 1978

[NASA-RP-1185] p55 N87-26489

Atlas of wide-field-of-view outgoing longwave radiation

derived from Nimbus 7 Earth radiation budget data set -

November 1978 to October 1985

[NASA-RP-1186] p55 N88-10451

Atlas of albedo and absorbed solar radiation derived

from Nimbus 6 earth radiation budget data set, July 1975

to May 1978

[NASA-RP-1230) p 57 N90-14741

Atlas of albedo and absorbed solar radiation derived

from Nimbus 7 Earth radiation budget data set, November

1978 to October 1985

[NASA-RP-1231) p57 N90-17233

BEZOS, GAUDY M.

Steady-state and transitional aerodynamic

characteristics of a wing in simulated heavy rain

[NASA-TP-2932] p 10 N89-2S951

BHARTIA, P. K.

Nimbus 7 solar backscatter ultraviolet (SBUV) ozone

products user's guide

[NASA-RP-1234] p53 N90-17227

BHATIA, K. G.

Effects of winglet on transonic flutter characteristics of

a cantilevered twin-engine-transport wing model

[NASA-TP-2627] p 43 N87-13789

BIGGERS, SHERRILL B.

A Protection And Detection Surface (PADS) for damage

tolerance

[NASA-TP-3011] p29 N90-27788

BILSTEIN, ROGER E.

Orders of magnitude: A history of the NACA and NASA,

1915-1990

INASA-SP-4406) p 81 N89-26805

BINDSCHADLER, ROBERT A.

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 1: Processing

and corrections of Seasat data over Greenland

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-1] p 54 N90-20562

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 2: Users' guide

for Greenland elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-2I p 54 N90-20563

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 4: Users' guide

for Antarctica elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-4] p 54 N90-20564

SeaRISE: A Multidisciplinary Research Initiative to

Predict Rapid Changes in Global Sea Level Caused by

Collapse of Marine Ice Sheets

[NASA-CP-3075J p48 N90-22824

Surface topography of the Greenland Ice Sheet from

satellite radar altimetry

[NASA-SP-503] p54 N90-22850

BLACKFORD, GARY A.

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

untreated and ion-textured titanium

(NASA-TP-2902) p 30 N89-17650

BLAIR, A. B., JR.

Wind-tunnel investigation at supersonic speeds of a

remote-controlled canard missile with a free-rolling-tail

brake torque system

[NASA-TP-2401] p4 N87-17668

BLAIR, ROBERT W., JR.

Geomorphology from space: A global overview of

regional landforms

[NASA-SP-486] p47 N87-18139

BLAND, SAMUEL R.

Calculation of viscous effects on transonic flow for

oscillating airfoils and comparisons with experiment

[NASA-TP-2731J p6 N87-27622

Transonic Unsteady Aerodynamics and Aeroelasticity

1987, part 1

[NASA-CP-3022-PT-1) p9 N89-19234

Transonic Unsteady Aerodynamics and Aeroelasticity

1987, part 2

INASA-CP-3022-PT-2J p9 N89-19247

BLECH, RICHARD A.

Applications and requirements for real-time simulators

in ground-test facilities

[NASA-TP-2672] p 64 N87-23202

Parallel Gaussian elimination of a block tridiagonal matrix

using multiple microcomputers

(NASA-TP-2892) p 64 N89-17422

BOCKELIE, MICHAEL J.

A time-accurate adaptive grid method and the numerical

simulation of a shock-vortex interaction

[NASA-TP-29981 p 61 N90-21524

BOGUE, RODNEY K.

Analog signal conditioning for flight-test

instrumentation

[NASA-RP-1159] p17 N87-29533

BOLDMAN, DONALD R.

Experimental evaluation of two turning vane designs for

fan drive corner of 0.1-scale model of NASA Lewis

Research Center's proposed altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2646J p 21 N87-18576

Detailed flow surveys of turning vanes designed for a

0.1-scale model of NASA Lewis Research Center's

proposed altitude wind tunnel

(NASA-TP-2680] p 21 N87-20295

Experimental evaluation of turning vane designs for

high-speed and coupled fan-drive comers of 0.1-scale

model of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude

wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2681] p 21 N88-17686

BOOTH, EARL R., JR.

Measurement of velocity and vorticity fields in the wake

of an airfoil in periodic pitching motion

[NASA-TP-2780] p 66 N88-13002

BORUCKI, WILLIAM J.

Second Workshop on Improvements to Photometry

[NASA-CP-10015] p 74 N89-13310

BOUSMAN, WILLIAM G.

Integrated Technology Rotor Methodology Assessment

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10007] p2 N88-27148

The effects of structural flap-lag and pitch-lag coupling

on soft inplane hingeless rotor stability in hover

[NASA-TP-3002] p 12 N90-28503

BOWKER, DAVID E.

Effects of aerosols and surface shadowing on

bidirectional reflectance measurements of deserts

[NASA-TP-2756] p 49 N87-28162

Earth Sciences Requirements for the Information

Sciences Experiment System

[NASA-CP-3072] p 50 N90-27140

BOWLES, ROLAND L

Wind Shear/Turbulence Inputs to Flight Simulation and

Systems Certification

[NASA-CP-2474J p 1 N87-25267

Airborne Wind Shear Detection and Warning Systems:

First Combined Manufacturers' and Technologists'

Conference

[NASA-CP-10006] p12 N88-17616

BOWMAN, JAMES S., JR.

Measurements of pressures on the tail and aft fuselage

of an airplane model during rotary motions at spin

attitudes

[NASA-TP-2939J p 10 N90-10829

BOYD, MARK

Applications of the hybrid automated reliability predictor

Revised edition

[NASA-TP-2760-REV) p 63 N90-11454

BRACALENTE, E. M.

Wind shear detection. Forward-looking sensor

technology

[NASA-CP-10004) p 12 N88-14970

B-2
PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX CAVALIER), DONALD J.

BRANDON. JAY M.

Piloted-simulation study of effects of vortex flaps on

low-speed handling qualities of a Delta-wing airplane

(NASA-TP-2747) p 19 N87-26922

BRANDT, JOHN C.

Atlas of Comet Halley 1910 II

[NASA-SP-488) p75 N87-30235

BRASLOW, ALBERT l_

Simulated-airline-service flight tests of laminar-flow

control with perforated-surface suction system

[NASA-TP-2966] p 16 N90-17627

BRAUN, ROBERT D.

The effect of interplanetary trajectory options on a

manned Mars aerobrake configuration

[NASA-TP-3019J p 24 N90-26036

BRENNER, ANITA C.

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 1: Processing

and corrections of Seasat data over Greenland

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-1] p 54 N90-20562

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 2: Users' guide

for Greenland elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-2] p 54 N90-20563

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 4: Users' guide

for Antarctica elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-4] p 54 N90-20564

Surface topography of the Greenland Ice Sheet from

satellite radar altimetry

(NASA-SP-503) p 54 N90-22850

BRESSETTE, WALTER E.

Calibration of the spin-scan ozone imager aboard the

dynamics Explorer 1 satellite

[NASA-TP-27231 p 55 N87-26491

BROOKS, CUYLER W., JR.

The NASA Langley Laminar-Flow-Control (LFC)

experiment on a swept, supercritical airfoil: Design

overview

[NASA-TP-2809] p8 N88-21117

BROOKS, DAVID R.

Summary of along-track data from the Earth radiation

budget satellite for several major desert regions

(NASA-RP-1197] p56 N88-20772

Summary of along-track data from the earth radiation

budget satellite for several representative ocean regions

[NASA-RP-1206] p 56 N89-14634

BROOKS, THOMAS F.

Helicopter main-rotor noise: Determination of source

contributions using scaled model data

[NASA-TP-2825] p 67 N88-26907

Airfoil self-noise and prediction

[NASA-RP-1218] p67 N89-25673

BROOM, BETH H.

Liquid drop stability for protein crystal growth in

microgravity

(NASA-TP-2724J p 58 N87-20727

BROWN, GERALD V.

Experimental evaluation of a tuned electromagnetic

damper for vibration control of cryogenic turbopump

rotors

INASA-TP-3005J p 18 N90-23403

BROWN, P. W.

Piloted simulation study of the effects of an automated

trim system on flight characteristics ot a light twin-engine

airplane with one engine inoperative

[NASA-TP-26331 p3 N87-10843

BROWN, PHILIP W.

Piloted-simulation study of effects of vortex flaps on

low-speed handling qualities of a Delta-wing airplane

(NASA-TP-27471 p 19 N87-26922

Handling qualities of a wide-body transport airplane

utilizing Pitch Active Control Systems (PACS) for relaxed

static stability application

[NASA-TP-2482] p 19 N88-14987

BRUNO, LEONARD C.

NASA historical data book. Volume 1. NASA resources

1958-1968

[NASA-SP-4012-VOL-1] p 80 N88-25428

BRUNTY, J. A.

A transient response method for linear coupled

substructures

1NASA-TP-2926] p 23 N90-13444

BRUTON, WILLIAM M.

Advanced detection, isolation and accommodation of

sensor failures: Real-time evaluation

[NASA-TP-2740] p 19 N87-25331

BUCK, WARREN W.

Possible complementary cosmic-ray systems: Nuclei

and antinuclei

[NASA-TP-2741] p68 N87-24977

BRYNTRN: A baryon transport model

[NASA-TP-2887] p 80 N89-17562

Kaon-nucleus scattering

INASA-TP-2920] P 80 N89-25103

BUDINGER, JAMES M.

Digitally modulated bit error rate measurement system

tor microwave component evaluation

[NASA-TP-2912] P 23 N89-28545

Satellite-matrix-switched, time-division-multiple-access

network simulator

[NASA-TP-2944] p 34 N90-11915

BUGLIA, JAMES J.

Compilation of methods in orbital mechanics and solar

geometry

[NASA-RP-1204] p52 N89-10420

Effect of ephemeris errors on the accuracy of the

computation of the tangent point altitude of a solar

scanning ray as measured by the SAGE 1 and 2

instruments

[NASA-TP-2866] p 65 N89-16415

BURGESS, ERIC

Into the thermosphere: The atmosphere explorers

[NASA-SP-490] p52 N88-18084

BURKEN, JOHN J.

Control surface spanwise placement in active flutter

suppression systems

[NASA-TP-2873] p 45 N89-16196

BURLEY, C. l_

Power cepstrum technique with application to model

helicopter acoustic data

[NASA-TP-2586] p 66 N87-17479

BURLEY, J. R., II

Effects of tail span and empennage arrangement on

drag of a typical single-engine fighter aft end

[NASA-TP-2352] p3 N87-10838

BURLEY, JAMES R., II

Effect of a trade between boattail angle and wedge size

on the performance of a nonaxisymmetric wedge nozzle

[NASA-TP-2717] p5 N87-23593

Effect of empennage arrangement on single-engine

nozzle/afterbody static pressures at transonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2753] p6 N88-10771

BURLEY, RICHARD R.

Experimental evaluation of wall Mach number

distributions of the octagonal test section proposed for

NASA Lewis Research Center's altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2666) p 21 N87-17717

Experimental evaluation of blockage ratio and plenum

evacuation system flow effects on pressure distribution

for bodies of revolution in 0.1 scale model test section

of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude wind

tunnel

[NASA-TP-2702J p 21 N87-22694

Experimental evaluation of honeycomb/screen

configurations and short contraction section for NASA

Lewis Research Center's altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2692] p 21 N87-23662

BURNS, JACK O.

Future Astronomical Observatories on the Moon

[NASA-CP-2489J p 74 N89-15810

A lunar far-side very low frequency array

[NASA-CP-3039] p 75 N90-10805

BURNS, R. A.

Development testing of large volume water sprays for

warm fog dispersal

[NASA-TP-2607] p 24 N87-12585

BURNS, ROWLAND E.

Forbidden tangential orbit transfers between intersecting

Keplerian orbits

[NASA-TP-3031] p23 N90-26028

BUSH, HAROLD G.

Lightweight structural design of a bolted case joint for

the space shuttle solid rocket motor

[NASA-TP-2851] p 25 N89-12580

BUTLER, RICKY W.

SURE reliability analysis: Program and mathematics

[NASA-TP-2764] p 65 N88-17380

The Fault Tree Compiler (FTC): Program and

mathematics

[NASA-TP-2915] p 64 N89-24815

CALLAHAN, PAUL X.

Cells in Space

[NASA-CP-10034] p 61 N90-13939

CAMP, DENNIS W.

Atmospheric Turbulence Relative to Aviation, Missile,

and Space Programs

[NASA-CP-2468] p 55 N87-22341

Meteorological and Environmental Inputs to Aviation

Systems

[NASA-CP-2498] p 56 N88-25105

CAMPBELL, BRYAN A.

Steady-state and transitional aerodynamic

characteristics of a wing in simulated heavy rain

INASA-TP-2932] p 10 N89-25951

CAMPBELL, RICHARD L

A transonic-small-disturbance wing design

methodology

[NASA-TP-2806] p7 N88-17614

CAMPBELL, THOMAS G.

Earth Science Geostationary Platform Technology

[NASA-CP-3040I p 24 N90-19249

CAMPBELL, WILLIAM A., JR.

Outgassing data for selecting spacecraft materials

[NASA-RP-11241 p28 N88-10117

CAMPBELL, WILLIAM J.

Arctic Sea ice, 1973-1976: Satellite passive-microwave

observations

[NASA-SP-489) p 58 N87-24870

CANNING, THOMAS N.

Galileo probe parachute test program: Wake properties

of the Galileo probe at Mach numbers from 0.25 to 0.95

[NASA-RP-11301 p37 N88-18884

CAPONE, F. J.

Interference effects of thrust reversing on horizontal tail

effectiveness ot twin-engine fighter aircraft at Mach

numbers from 0.15 to 0.90

[NASA-TP-2350] p 19 N87-10870

Effect of port corner geometry on the internal

performance of a rotating-vane-type thrust reverser

[NASA-TP-2624) p3 N87-12541

CAPONE, FRANCIS J.

Effects of empennage surface location on aerodynamic

characteristics of a twin-engine afterbody model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

[NASA-TP-2392J p 14 N87-17693

Multiaxis control power from thrust vectoring for a

supersonic fighter aircraft model at Mach 0.20 to. 2.47

[NASA-TP-2712J p5 N87-24433

CAPRON, WILLIAM R.

Simulation evaluation of TIMER, a time-based, terminal

air traffic, flow-management concept

(NASA-TP-2870) p 13 N89-15901

Delivery performance of conventional aircraft by

terminal-area, time-based air traffic control: A real-time

simulation evaluation

[NASA-TP-2978] p 13 N90-18378

GARDEN, HUEY D.

Evaluation ol energy absorption of new concepts of

aircraft composite subfloor intersections

[NASA-TP-2951] p 16 N90-26823

CAREK, GERALD A.

Shot peening for Ti-6AI-4V alloy compressor blades

[NASA-TP-2711] p43 N87-20566

CARLBERG, INGRID A.

Evaluation of a scale-model experiment to investigate

long-range acoustic propagation

[NASA-TP-2748J p 66 N88-11450

CARLSON, HARRY W.

Applicability of linearized-theory attached-flow methods

to design and analysis of flap systems at low speeds for

thin swept wings with sharp leading edges

[NASA-TP-2653J p3 N87-15174

Validation of a pair of computer codes for estimation

and optimization of subsonic aerodynamic performance

of simple hinged-flap systems for thin swept wings

[NASA-TP-2828] p 8 N89-10024

Validation of a computer code for analysis of subsonic

aerodynamic performance of wings with flaps in

combination with a canard or horizontal tail and an

application to optimization

(NASA-TP-2961) pit N90-14187

CARLSON, JOHN R.

An experimental investigation of an advanced turboprop

installation on a swept wing at subsonic and transonic

speeds

[NASA-TP-2729] p 6 N87-26883

Integration effects of pylon geometry on a high-wing

transport airplane

[NASA-TP-2877) p9 N89-15888

CARSON, GEORGE T., JR.

Effects of empennage surface location on aerodynamic

characteristics of a twin-engine afterbody model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

[NASA-TP-2392] p 14 N87-17693

Effect of a trade between boattail angle and wedge size

on the performance of a nonaxisymmetric wedge nozzle

[NASA-TP-2717] p 5 N87-23593

Aeropropulsive characteristics of isolated combined

turbojet/ramjet nozzles at Mach numbers from 0 to 1.20

[NASA-TP-2814] p8 N88-23757

Effect of tail size reductions on longitudinal aerodynamic

characteristics of a three surface F-15 model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

(NASA-TP-30361 pit N90-25938

CASTELLI, A.

The MSFC/UAH Data Management Symposium

INASA-CP-2040] p62 N78-74659

CAVALIER), DONALD J.

Arctic Sea ice, 1973-1976: Satellite passive-microwave

observations

[NASA-SP-489] p58 N87-24870

B-3
CAZIER, F. W., JR. PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX

CAZIER, F. W., JR.

Steady and unsteady transonic pressure measurements

on a clipped delta wing for pitching and control-surface

oscillations

[NASA-TP-2594] p8 N88-28895

CEBULA, RICHARD P.

Nimbus 7 Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet (SBUV) spectral

scan solar irradiance and Earth radiance product user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1199] p48 N88-17096

Nimbus 7 solar backscatter ultraviolet (SBUV) ozone

products user's guide

[NASA-RP-1234] p 53 N90-17227

CHANG, I. C.

Transonic flow analysis for rotors. Part 2:

Three-dimensional, unsteady, full-potential calculation

[NASA-TP-2375-PT-21 p3 N87-10841

CHANG, S. C.

Solution of elliptic partial differential equations by fast

Poisson solvers using a local relaxation (actor. 2: Two-step

method

[NASA-TP-2530) p 64 N87-14918

CHANG, SHERWOOD

Carbon in the Galaxy: Studies from Earth and Space

[NASA-CP-3061 ] p 73 N90-27562

CHEESEMAN, PETER

Automatic classification of spectra from the Infrared

Astronomical Satellite (IRAS)

[NASA-RP-1217] p75 N90-10807

CHEGINI, HOSHANG

A simplified method for determining heat of combustion

of natural gas

(NASA-TP-2682) p 39 NB7-20514

CHESTER, THOMAS J.

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 1: Explanatory supplement

(NASA-RP-1190-VOL-1] p 76 N89-14194

CHOY, FRED K.

Dynamic analysis of multimesh-gear helicopter

transmissions

[NASA-TP-2789] p 41 N88-1704S

CHU, JULIO

Pressure measurements on a thick cambered and

twisted 58 deg delta wing at high subsonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2713] p6 N87-27643

CHU, W. P.

SAM 2 data user's guide

[NASA-RP-1200] p 52 N88-25094

CHUN, SANG Y.

BRYNTRN: A baryon transport model

[NASA-TP-2887] p80 N89-17562

CICOLANI, L. S.

General equilibrium characteristics of a dual-lift

helicopter system

[NASA-TP-2615] p2 N88-19407

CLARK, DAVID R.

Integrated tools for control-system analysis

[NASA-TP-2885] p 20 N89-19309

CLARK, R. K.

Emittance, catalysis, and dynamic oxidation of

TM4AI-21Nb

[NASA-TP-2955] p 31 N90-10248

CLARK, RONALD K.

Oxidation characteristics of Ti-14AI-21Nb ingot alloy

[NASA-TP-3012J p31 N90-25206

CLEARWATER, YVONNE A.

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 4.- Inhouse Advanced Development and

Research

[NASA-CP-2426-VOL-4] p 59 N88-24148

CLEGG, P. E.

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 1: Explanatory supplement

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-1] p 76 N89-14194

CLEMMONS, JAMES I., JR.

Frequency domain laser velocimeter signal processor:

A new signal processing scheme

(NASA-TP-2735] p 40 N87-27994

CUNE, THOMAS L.

Essays in Space Science

lNASA-CP-2464] p 72 N87-24247

COE, H. H.

Testing of UH-60A helicopter transmission in NASA

Lewis 2240-kW (3000-hp) facility

(NASA-TP-2626) p 41 N87-10391

COE, HAROLD H.

Computer-aided design analysis of 57-mm,

angular-contact, cryogenic turbopump bearings

[NASA-TP-2816] p 41 N88-18933

Comparison of predicted and measured temperatures

of UH-60A helicopter transmission

(NASA-TP-2911J p41 N89-24607

COE, PAUL L, JR.

Low-speed wind-tunnel investigation of the flight

dynamic characteristics of an advanced turboprop

business/commuter aircraft configuration

(NASA-TP-2982) p 20 N90-19239

COHEN, MARC M.

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 3: Space Station Habitability and Function:

Architectural Research

(NASA-CP-2426-VOL-3) p 59 N88-19883

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 1: EVA Research and Development

INASA-CP-2426-VOL-1] p 59 N88-24145

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 4: Inhouse Advanced Development and

Research

[NASA-CP-2426-VOL-4] p 59 N88-24148

COKELEY, R.

Handling qualities of a wide-body transport airplane

utilizing Pitch Active Control Systems (PACS) for relaxed

static stability application

[NASA-TP-2482] p 19 N88-14987

COLLINS, WILLIAM D.

Absorbed dose thresholds and absorbed dose rate

limitations for studies of electron radiation effects on

polyetherimides

(NASA-TP-2928) p 31 N89-25332

COMISO, JOSEFINO C.

Arctic Sea ice, 1973-1976: Satellite passive-microwave

observations

[NASA-SP-489] p58 N87-24870

Polar microwave brightness temperatures from

Nimbus-7 SMMR: Time series of daily and monthly maps

from 1978 to 1987

[NASA-RP-1223) p 48 N89-26275

COMPTON, WILLIAM DAVID

Where no man has gone before: A history of Apollo

lunar exploration missions

[NASA-SP-4214] p 81 N89-25946

COMSTOCK, J. RAYMOND, JR.

Mental-State Estimation, 1987

[NASA-CP-2504] p 60 N88-23370

CONNOR, ANDREW B.

Correlation of helicopter impulsive noise from

blade-vortex interaction with rotor mean inflow

[NASA-TP-2650J p 66 N87-18399

CONTI, PETER S.

O stars and Wolf-Rayet stars

(NASA-SP-497] p74 N89-11657

COOK, GEORGE E.

A generalized method for automatic downhand and

wirefeed control of a welding robot and positioner

[NASA-TP-2807] p 32 N88-17869

CORALLO, GREGORY R.

Electron stimulated desorption of atomic oxygen from

silver

(NASA-TP-2668) p 29 N87-18629

CORBAN, ROBERT R.

Experimental evaluation of wall Mach number

distributions of the octagonal test section proposed for

NASA Lewis Research Center's altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2666] p 21 N87-17717

COULSON, KINSELL L.

Remote Sensing in Polarized Light

[NASA-CP-3014] p72 N89-14189

COVELL, PETER F.

Investigation of leading-edge flap performance on delta

and double-delta wings at supersonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2656] p4 N87-20233

Effects of winglets on a first-generation jet transport

wing. 7: Sideslip effects on winglet loads and selected

wing loads at subsonic speeds for a full-span model

(NASA-TP-2619) p7 N88-18567

COY, JOHN J.

Vibration characteristics of OH-58A helicopter main rotor

transmission

[NASA-TP-2705] p 41 N87-20555

CRAM, LAWRENCE E.

FGK stars and T Tauri stars: Monograph series on

nonthermal phenomena in stellar atmospheres

[NASA-SP-502] p 77 N90-18344

CREDEUR, LEONARD

Simulation evaluation of TIMER, a time-based, terminal

air traffic, flow-management concept

(NASA-TP-2870J p 13 N89-15901

Delivery performance of conventional aircraft by

terminal-area, time-based air traffic control: A real-time

simulation evaluation

[NASA-TP-2978] p 13 N90-18378

CROSLEY, DAVID R.

Future directions for H sub x O sub y detection

[NASA-CP-2448] p 51 N87-15528

CROSS, JEFFREY L

Tip aerodynamics and acoustics test: A report and data

survey

[NASA-RP-1179] p9 N89-17579

CU, C. C.

User's guide for the Nimbus 7 Scanning Multichannel

Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) CELL-ALL tape

[NASA-RP-1210] p56 N89-14648

CUCINOTTA, FRANCIS A.

Doubly differential cross sections for galactic heavy-ion

fragmentation

[NASA-TP-2659) . p 68 N87-17487

Eikonal solutions to optical model coupled-channel

equations

[NASA-TP-2830] p68 N88-30402

A general formalism for phase space calculations

[NASA-TP-2843] p 66 N89-14053

BRYNTRN: A baryon transport model

[NASA-TP-2887) p 80 N89-17562

Improved model for solar cosmic ray exposure in manned

Earth orbital nights

[NASA-TP-2987] p 80 N90-25031

Comparison of dose estimates using the buildup-factor

method and a Baryon transport code (BRYNTRN) with

Monte Carlo results

[NASA-TP-3021] p80 N90-29290

CUNNINGHAM, HERBERT J.

Steady and unsteady aerodynamic forces from the

SOUSSA surface-panel method for a fighter wing with tip

missile and comparison with experiment and PANAIR

[NASA-TP-2736] p5 N87-26032

CURREN, ARTHUR N.

Performance of textured carbon on copper electrode

multistage depressed collectors with medium-power

traveling wave tubes

(NASA-TP-2665) p 34 N87-17990

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

untreated and ion-textured titanium

[NASA-TP-2902] p 30 N89-17650

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

molybdenum-masked, ion-textured OFHC copper

[NASA-TP-2967] p 31 N90-15211

CURRIER, S. F.

Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) encoder handbook for

Aydin Vector MMP-600 series system

[NASA-RP-1171] p33 N87-11916

CURRY, R. E.

In-flight total forces, moments and static aeroelastic

characteristics of an oblique-wing research airplane

[NASA-TP-2224] p 19 N87-10103

Flight-determined aerodynamic derivatives ol the AD-1

oblique-wing research airplane

[NASA-TP-2222I p 19 N87-10871

CURRY, ROBERT E.

Flight characteristics of the AD-1 oblique-wing research

aircraft

[NASA-TP-2223] p 19 N87-18570

DAHL, MILO D.

Comparison between design and installed acoustic

characteristics of NASA Lewis 9- by 15-foot low-speed

wind tunnel acoustic treatment

(NASA-TP-29961 p 22 N90-19242

DANFORD, M. D.

An electrochemical study of corrosion protection by

primer-topcoat systems on 4130 steel with ac impedance

and dc methods

[NASA-TP-28201 p 30 N89-19406

DANFORD, MERLIN 0.

The corrosion mechanisms for primer coated 2219-T87

aluminum

[NASA-TP-2715] p 30 N87-21076

Hydrogen trapping and the interaction of hydrogen with

metals

[NASA-TP-2744] p 30 N87-25463

DANIEL, RON

Liquid drop stability for protein crystal growth in

micrograviry

[NASA-TP-2724] p 58 N87-20727

DARDEN, CHRISTINE M.

Applicability of linearized-theory attached-flow methods

to design and analysis of flap systems at low speeds for

thin swept wings with sharp leading edges

[NASA-TP-26531 p3 N87-15174

Validation of a pair of computer codes for estimation

and optimization of subsonic aerodynamic performance

of simple hinged-flap systems for thin swept wings

[NASA-TP-2828] p8 N89-10024

Status of sonic boom methodology and understanding

INASA-CP-3027] p9 N89-23415

Effect of milling machine roughness and wing dihedral

on the supersonic aerodynamic characteristics of a highly

swept wing

(NASA-TP-2918) p 10 N89-25117

B-4
PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX ESPENAK, F.

Validation of a computer code for analysis of subsonic

aerodynamic performance of wings with flaps in

combination with a canard or horizontal tail and an

application to optimization

[NASA-TP-2961] p1f N90-14187

DAUGHERTY, ROBERT H.

Measurements of flow rate and trajectory of aircraft

tire-generated water spray

[NASA-TP-2718) p 14 N87-24458

Cornering characteristics of the main-gear tire of the

space shuttle orbiter

[NASA-TP-2790] p 14 N88-18583

DAVIDSON, M. R.

Auger electron intensity variations in oxygen-exposed

large grain polycrystalline silver

[NASA-TP-2930] p 67 N89-30022

DAVIS, M. H.

Upper and Middle Atmospheric Density Modeling

Requirements for Spacecraft Design and Operations

[NASA-CP-2460] p 52 N87-20665

DAVIS, PAMELA A.

Langley Aircraft Landing Dynamics Facility

[NASA-RP-11891 p21 N87-29544

Static mechanical properties of 30 x 11.5 - 14.5, type

8 aircraft tires of bias-ply and radial-belted design

[NASA-TP-2810] p 15 N88-21157

DAVIS, RICHARD E.

Effects of aerosols and surface shadowing on

bidirectional reflectance measurements of deserts

[NASA-TP-2756] p 49 N87-28162

DAVIS, W. J.

Handling qualities of a wide-body transport airplane

utilizing Pitch Active Control Systems (PACS) for relaxed

static stability application

[NASA-TP-2482] p 19 N88-14987

DAVIS, WANDA, L.

Exobiology and Future Mars Missions

[NASA-CP-10027] p 59 N89-26334

DEATON, JERRY W.

The intertaminar fracture toughness of woven

graphite/epoxy composites

[NASA-TP-2950] p 29 N90-10179

DECKER, A. J.

Evaluation of diffuse-illumination holographic

cinematography in a flutter cascade

(NASA-TP-2593) p 39 N87-13731

DECKER, RAND

Mixing and Demixing Processes in Multiphase Flows

With Application to Propulsion Systems

[ NASA-CP-3006 ] P37N89-11153

Constitutive Relationships and Models in Continuum

Theories of Multiphase Flows

[NASA-CP-3047] p 38 N90-10385

DECKERT, W. H.

Powered-lift aircraft technology

[NASA-SP-5011 p 15 N90-12589

DEFREES, DOUG J.

Carbon in the Galaxy: Studies from Earth and Space

[NASA-CP-3061 ] p 73 N90-27562

DEJARNETTE, FRED R.

An approximate method for calculating

three-dimensional inviscid hypersonic flow fields

[NASA-TP-3018] p39 N90-27066

DELAAT, JOHN C.

Advanced detection, isolation and accommodation of

sensor failures: Real-time evaluation

[NASA-TP-2740] p 19 N87-25331

Advanced detection, isolation, and accommodation of

sensor failures in turbofan engines: Real-time

microcomputer implementation

[NASA-TP-2925] p 20 N90-15112

DELNORE, V. E.

Doppler Radar Detection of Wind Shear

[NASA-CP-24351 p 12 N87-10054

Wind shear detection. Forward-looking sensor

technology

[NASA-CP-10004] p 12 N88-14970

DENNIS, BRIAN R.

Rapid Fluctuations in Solar Flares

[NASA-CP-2449] P 79 N87-21785

DENTON, JUDITH S.

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 1

[NASA-CP-2492-R-11 P 62 N88-16360

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 2

[NASA-CP-2492-PT-2) p 63 N88-24188

Fourth Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

[NASA-CP-3013] p63 N89-15549

DESHPANDE, S. M.

On the Maxwellian distribution, symmetric form, and

entropy conservation for the Euler equations

[NASA-TP-2583] p 35 N87-11963

DESHPANDE, SURESH M.

A second-order accurate kinetic-theory-based method

for inviscid compressible flows

(NASA-TP-2613) p 36 N87-18783

DEUTCHMAN, PHILIP A.

A general formalism for phase space calculations

[NASA-TP-2843] p 66 N89-14053

DEVOU WILLIAM

Cryogenic Fluid Management Technology Workshop.

Volume 1: Presentation material and discussion

INASA-CP-10001] p37 N88-15924

DEYOUNG, RUSSELL J.

Second Beamed Space-Power Workshop

[NASA-CP-3037] p 27 N90-10140

DICARLO, DANIEL J.

Flight investigation ol the effects of an outboard

wing-leading-edge modification on stall/spin

characteristics of a low-wing, single-engine. T-tail light

airplane

[NASA-TP-2691] p 14 N87-23614

DIRUSSO, ELISEO

Experimental evaluation of a tuned electromagnetic

damper for vibration control of cryogenic turbopump

rotors

[NASA-TP-3005] p 18 N90-23403

DOIRON, SCOTT D.

The 1987 Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment: The

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1201J p49 N88-20714

The 1989 Airborne Arctic Stratospheric Expedition

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1227] p 57 N89-27302

The 1988 Antarctic ozone monitoring Nimbus-7 TOMS

data atlas

(NASA-RP-1225) p 57 N89-28983

Nimbus-7 TOMS Antarctic ozone atlas: August through

November, 1989

[NASA-RP-12371 p 58 N90-23837

DOLLMAN, THOMAS

Second Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

[NASA-CP-3007] p 63 N88-29351

DOMINEK, A. K.

Theory for computing the field scattered from a smooth

inflected surface

INASA-TP-2632] p 68 N87-13264

DONN, BERTRAM

Atlas of Comet Halley 1910 II

[NASA-SP-488] p75 N87-30235

DORSEY, JOHN T.

Lightweight structural design of a bolted case joint for

the space shuttle solid rocket motor

[NASA-TP-28511 p 25 N89-12580

DOTSON, KELLY J.

Development of confidence limits by pivotal functions

tor estimating software reliability

[NASA-TP-2709] p 65 N87-23244

Analysis and testing of the SURE program

[NASA-TP-2817] p 65 N88-22653

DOW, MARVIN B.

The ACEE program and basic composites research at

Langley Research Center (1975 to 1986): Summary and

bibliography

[NASA-RP-1177] p28 N87-29612

Properties of two composite materials made of

toughened epoxy resin and high-strain graphite fiber

[NASA-TP-2826] p 28 N88-25480

DRACHMAN, RICHARD J.

Annihilation in Gases and Galaxies

[NASA-CP-30581 p66 N90-18957

DRESS, DAVID A.

Drag measurements on a laminar-flow body of revolution

in the 13-inch magnetic suspension and balance system

[ NASA-TP-28951 p 9 N89-19232

DRIES, G. A.

Effects of thermal cycling on graphie-fiber-reinforced

6061 aluminum

[NASA-TP-26121 p 28 N87-10184

DUGAN, JOANNE BECHTA

Applications of the hybrid automated reliability predictor:

Revised edition

[NASA-TP-2760-REV] p 63 N90-11454

DUKE, EUGENE L.

Development and flight test of an experimental

maneuver autopilot for a highly maneuverabte aircraft

(NASA-TP-2618) p 15 N88-21153

User's manual for LINEAR, a FORTRAN program to

derive linear aircraft models

[NASA-TP-2768] p 65 N88-21740

Derivation and definition of a linear aircraft model

[NASA-RP-1207J p 19 N89-15123

User's manual for interactive LINEAR: A FORTRAN

program to derive linear aircraft models

(NASA-TP-2835) p 65 N89-16437

DUNHAM, DANA MORRIS

Low-speed aerodynamic characteristics of a twin-engine

general aviation configuration with aft-fuselage-mounted

pusher propellers

[NASA-TP-2763] p6 N87-29462

DURBIN, P. A.

Asymptotic analysis of corona discharge from thin

electrodes

[NASA-TP-2645] p 68 N87-14998

DURIC, NEBOJSA

A lunar far-side very low frequency array

[NASA-CP-3039] p 75 N90-10805

DWOYER, DOUGLAS L.

Efficient solutions to the Euler equations for supersonic

flow with embedded subsonic regions

[NASA-TP-25231 p3 N87-15183

EARLS, MICHAEL R.

Flight control systems development and flight test

experience with the HiMAT research vehicles

[NASA-TP-2822] p 20 N89-15929

EBIHARA, BEN

Design, fabrication, and performance of brazed, graphite

electrode, multistage depressed collectors with 500-W,

continuous wave, 4.8- to 9.6-GHz traveling-wave tubes

[ NASA-TP-2904 ] p 35 N89-21171

EBIHARA, BEN T.

Design, fabrication and performance of small, graphite

electrode, multistage depressed collectors with 200-W,

CW, 8- to 18-GHz traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2693] p 35 N87-20474

Traveling-wave-tube efficiency improvement by a

low-cost technique for deposition of carbon on multistage

depressed collector

[NASA-TP-2719] p35 N87-21239

Performance of a small, graphite electrode, multistage

depressed collector with a 500-W, continuous wave, 4.8-

to 9.6-GHz traveling wave tube

[NASA-TP-2788] p 35 N88-15146

Performance of a multistage depressed collector with

machined titanium electrodes

[NASA-TP-2891 ] p35 N89-15337

EDWARDS, THOMAS M.

Galileo probe parachute test program: Wake properties

of the Galileo probe at Mach numbers from 0.25 to 0.95

[ NASA-RP-1130 ] p 37 N88-18884

EHERNBERGER, L J.

Qualitative evaluation of a flush air data system at

transonic speeds and high angles of attack

[NASA-TP-2716] p 14 N87-29497

EICHOLD, ALICE

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 3: Space Station Habitability and Function:

Architectural Research

[NASA-CP-2426-VOL-3] p 59 N88-19883

EISEMAN, PETER R.

A time-accurate adaptive grid method and the numerical

simulation of a shock-vortex interaction

[NASA-TP-2998J p 61 N90-21524

ELLIOTT, J. W.

Advancing-side directivity and retreating-side

interactions of model rotor blade-vortex interaction noise

(NASA-TP-27841 p 67 N88-22710

ELLIS, STEPHEN R.

Interactive orbital proximity operations planning

system

[NASA-TP-2839) p 61 N89-18039

Spatial Displays and Spatial Instruments

[NASA-CP-10032] p61 N90-22918

ENGLAR, R. J.

Large-scale static investigation of

circulation-control-wing concepts applied to upper

surface-blowing aircraft

[NASA-TP-2684J p 13 N87-15959

ENGLERT, GERALD W.

Parametric study of power absorption from

electromagnetic waves by small ferrite spheres

[NASA-TP-29491 p 66 N90-12282

EPPEL, J. C.

Large-scale static investigation of

circulation-control-wing concepts applied to upper

surface-blowing aircraft

[NASA-TP-2684] p 13 N87-15959

ERICKSON, WAYNE D.

A rapid method for the computation of equilibrium

chemical composition of air to 15000 K

[NASA-TP-2792] p 30 N88-16830

Finite-rate water condensation in combustion-heated

wind tunnels

[NASA-TP-2833I p 22 N88-28075

ESPENAK, F.

Ten year planetary ephemeris: 1986-1995

[NASA-RP-1176] p73 N87-14219

B-5
ESPENAK, FRED PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX

ESPENAK, FRED

Fifty year canon of solar eclipses: 1986 - 2035

[NASA-RP-1178-REV] p 73 N87-25906

Fifty year canon of lunar eclipses: 1986-2035

[NASA-RP-1216] p 75 N90-18342

EZELL, LINDA NEUMAN

NASA historical data book. Volume 2: Programs and

projects 1958-1968

[NASA-SP-4012-VOL-2] p 80 N88-25429

NASA historical data book. Volume 3: Programs and

projects 1969-1978

[NASA-SP-4012-VOL-3] p 81 N88-25430

FAIRCHILD, KYLE

Report of the In Situ Resources Utilization Workshop

[NASA-CP-3017] p72 N89-14188

FARMER, CROFTON B.

A high-resolution atlas of the infrared spectrum of the

sun and the earth atmosphere from space. A compilation

of ATMOS spectra of the region from 650 to 4800 cm-1

(2.3 to 16 microns). Volume 2: Stratosphere and

mesosphere. 650 to 3350 cm-1

[NASA-RP-1224-VOL-2J p 53 N89-28969

A high-resolution atlas of the infrared spectrum of the

Sun and the Earth atmosphere from space: A compilation

of ATMOS spectra of the region from 650 to 4800 cm

(2.3 to 16 micron). Volume 1: The Sun

[NASA-RP-1224-VOL-1] p 53 N90-13893

FARMER, JEFFREY T.

Conceptual design of a synchronous Mars

telecommunications satellite

[NASA-TP-2942] p 78 N90-10814

Thermal-distortion analysis of an antenna strongback

for geostationary high-frequency microwave applications

[NASA-TP-3016] p 26 N90-27738

FAST, THOMAS N.

Cells in Space

[NASA-CP-10034] p 61 N90-13939

FEIBELMAN, WALTER A.

International ultraviolet explorer spectral atlas of

planetary nebulae, central stars, and related objects

[NASA-RP-1203] p 76 N88-28843

FELDMAN, GENE CARL

Nimbus-7 data product summary

[NASA-RP-1215] P48 N89-22152

FENN, MARTA A.

Summary of along-track data from the Earth radiation

budget satellite for several major desert regions

[NASA-RP-1197] p56 N88-20772

Summary of along-track data from the earth radiation

budget satellite for several representative ocean regions

[NASA-RP-1206] p56 N89-14634

FERNANDEZ, KEN

A generalized method for automatic downhand and

wirefeed control of a welding robot and positioner

[NASA-TP-2807] p 32 N88-17869

FEW, DAVID D.

A perspective on 15 years of proof-of-concept aircraft

development and flight research at Ames-Moffett by the

Rotorcraft and Powered-Lift Flight Projects Division,

1970-1985

[NASA-RP-1187] p 14 N88-19467

FICHTEL, CARL E.

The Energetic Gamma-Ray Experiment Telescope

(EGRET) Science Symposium

[NASA-CP-3071] p77 N90-23294

FIGHTER, W. B.

Measured and predicted root-mean-square errors in

square and triangular antenna mesh facets

[NASA-TP-2896] p 45 N89-17892

FICHTL, GEORGE H.

Spacelab 3 Mission Science Review

[NASA-CP-2429] p 36 N87-22103

FINDLAY, JOHN T.

OEXP Analysis Tools Workshop

[NASA-CP-10013] p63 N89-11407

FINELLI, GEORGE B.

A technique for evaluating the application of the pin-level

stuck-at fault model to VLSI circuits

[NASA-TP-2738] p 42 N87-28025

FINGER, HERBERT J.

Proceedings of a conference on Cardiovascular

Bioinstrumentation

[NASA-CP-10022] p 59 N89-17997

FISCHER, JAMES R.

Frontiers of Massively Parallel Scientific Computation

[NASA-CP-2478] p 62 N87-26531

FLEIG, ALBERT J.

Nimbus 7 Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet (SBUV) spectral

scan solar irradiance and Earth radiance product user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1199] p48 N88-17096

Nimbus-7 data product summary

[NASA-RP-1215] p48 N89-22152

Nimbus 7 solar backscatter ultraviolet (SBUV) ozone

products user's guide

[NASA-RP-1234] p 53 N90-17227

FLOCK, WARREN L.

Propagation effects on satellite systems at frequencies

below 10 GHz: A handbook for satellite systems design

[NASA-RP-1108/2] p 34 N88-14226

FLOM, YURY

AMSAHTS 1990: Advances in Materials Science and

Applications of High Temperature Superconductors

[NASA-CP-10043] p 29 N90-27792

FOGLEMAN, GUY

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 1: Executive

summary and overview

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1] p 59 N89-24022

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 2: Abstracts,

candidate experiments and feasibility study

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-2] p 59 N89-24023

FONDA, MARK L.

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 1: Executive

summary and overview

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1] p 59 N89-24022

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 2: Abstracts,

candidate experiments and feasibility study

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-2] p 59 N89-24023

FORCE, DALE A.

Calculation of secondary electron trajectories in

multistage depressed collectors for microwave amplifiers

[NASA-TP-2664] p 34 N87-17991

Analytical and experimental performance of a dual-mode

traveling wave tube and multistage depressed collector

[NASA-TP-2752] p 35 N87-25532

Spent-beam refocusing analysis and multistage

depressed collector design for a 75-W, 59- to 64-GHz

coupled-cavity traveling-wave tube

[NASA-TP-3039] p 35 N90-27965

FOUGHNER, JEROME T., JR.

Transonic Symposium: Theory, Application, and

Experiment, Volume 1, Part 1

[NASA-CP-3020-VOL-1-PT-1] p9 N89-20925

Transonic Symposium: Theory, Application, and

Experiment, volume 1, part 2

[NASA-CP-3020-VOL-1-PT-2] p9 N89-20942

FOUSHEE, H. CLAYTON

Cockpit Resource Management Training

[NASA-CP-2455] p 12 N87-22634

FOX, CHARLES H., JR.

Subsonic maneuver capability of a supersonic cruise

fighter wing concept

[NASA-TP-2642] p3 N87-15184

Subsonic longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of a forward-swept-wing fighter

configuration at angles of attack up to 47 deg

[NASA-TP-2727] p6 N87-26874

Flight and wind-tunnel measurements showing base

drag reduction provided by a trailing disk for high Reynolds

number turbulent flow for subsonic and transonic Mach

numbers

[NASA-TP-2638] p 37 N88-14299

FOX, KENNETH

First International Conference on Laboratory Research

for Planetary Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-3077] p 78 N90-26744

FRANKLIN, J. A.

Powered-lift aircraft technology

[NASA-SP-501] p15 N90-12589

FRASSINELLI, MARK C.

Effect of tail size reductions on longitudinal aerodynamic

characteristics of a three surface F-15 model with

nonaxisymmetric nozzles

[NASA-TP-3036] p11 N90-25938

FREED, ALAN D.

Thermoviscoplastic model with application to copper

[NASA-TP-2845] p 45 N89-16183

FREEMAN, MICHAEL S.

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 1

[NASA-CP-2492-PI-1] p 62 N88-16360

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 2

[NASA-CP-2492-PT-2J p 63 N88-24188

FROST, WALTER

Atmospheric Turbulence Relative to Aviation, Missile,

and Space Programs

[NASA-CP-2468] p 55 N87-22341

Wind Shear/Turbulence Inputs to Flight Simulation and

Systems Certification

[NASA-CP-2474] p 1 N87-25267

Meteorological and Environmental Inputs to Aviation

Systems

[NASA-CP-2498] p 56 N88-25105

FUCHS, A.

Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory Symposium

[NASA-CP-2002] p22 N78-76855

FUJIKAWA, GENE

Bit-error-rate testing of high-power 30-GHz traveling

wave tubes for ground-terminal applications

[NASA-TP-2635] p 33 N87-17971

FULLER, CHARLES A.

Proceedings of a conference on Cardiovascular

Bioinstrumentation

[NASA-CP-10022] p59 N89-17997

FULLER, W. H., JR.

Forty-eight-inch lidar aerosol measurements taken at the

Langley Research Center, May 1974 to December 1987

[NASA-RP-1209] p 52 N88-29234

FUNK, JOAN G.

The effects of simulated space environmental

parameters on six commercially available composite

materials

[NASA-TP-2906] p 29 N89-19385

The interiaminar fracture toughness of woven

graphite/epoxy composites

[NASA-TP-2950] p29 N90-10179

GABB, TIMOTHY P.

Heat treatment study of the SiC/Ti-15-3 composite

system

[NASA-TP-2970] p 29 N90-19302

GAINER, THOMAS G.

Discrete-vortex model for the symmetric-vortex flow on

cones

[NASA-TP-2989] p 11 N90-20946

GALIMORE, REGINALD N.

The 1987 Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment: The

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1201] p49 N88-20714

GALLAGHER, RICHARD H.

Integrated force method versus displacement method

for finite element analysis

[NASA-TP-2937] p 47 N90-18081

GANAPOL, BARRY D.

Benchmark solutions for the galactic ion transport

equations: Energy and spatially dependent problems

(NASA-TP-2878) p 79 N89-16714

BRYNTRN: A ban/on transport model

[NASA-TP-2887] p 80 N89-17562

GARDNER, JAMES E.

National Educators' Workshop: Update 1989 Standard

Experiments in Engineering Materials Science and

Technology

[NASA-CP-3074] p 28 N90-24350

GARHART, MATTHEW P.

International ultraviolet explorer spectral atlas of

planetary nebulae, central stars, and related objects

[NASA-RP-1203] p 76 N88-28843

GARN, PAUL A.

Conceptual design of a synchronous Mars

telecommunications satellite

[NASA-TP-2942] p 78 N90-10814

GARRETT, L. BERNARD

OEXP Analysis Tools Workshop

[NASA-CP-10013] p63 N89-11407

GATLIN, GREGORY M.

A review of technologies applicable to low-speed flight

of high-performance aircraft investigated in the Langley

14- x 22-foot subsonic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2796] p 7 N88-20264

Thrust-reverser flow investigation on a twin-engine

transport

[NASA-TP-2856] p 9 N89-14213

Low-speed, high-lift aerodynamic characteristics of

slender, hypersonic accelerator-type configurations

[NASA-TP-29451 p 10 N90-10830

The Langley 14- by 22-foot subsonic tunnel: Description,

flow characteristics, and guide for users

[NASA-TP-3008I p 12 N90-27649

GELDER, THOMAS F.

Detailed flow surveys of turning vanes designed for a

0.1-scale model of NASA Lewis Research Center's

proposed altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2680] p 21 N87-20295

Experimental evaluation of turning vane designs for

high-speed and coupled fan-drive corners of 0.1-scale

model of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude

wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-26811 p 21 N88-17686

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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX

GENTRY, GA.RL l_, JR.

Low-speed aerodynamic characteristics ol a twin-engine

general aviation configuration with aft-fuselage-mounted

pusher propellers

(NASA-TP-2763] p6 N87-29462

Experimental and theoretical aerodynamic

characteristics of a high-lift semispan wing model

[NASA-TP-2990] p11 N90-20046

The Langley 14- by 22-foot subsonic tunnel: Description,

flow characteristics, and guide for users

[NASA-TP-3008) p 12 N90-27649

GEORGE, ALBERT R.

Status of sonic boom methodology and understanding

(NASA-CP-3027) p 9 N89-23415

GEZARI, DANIEL Y.

Infrared source cross-index, first edition

[NASA-RP-1182] p 73 N87-22573

Catalog of infrared observations. Part 1: Data

[NASA-RP-1196-PT-1-ED-2) p 73 N88-15738

Catalog of infrared observations. Part 2: Appendixes

[NASA-RP-1196-PT-2-ED-2J p 74 N88-16615

Far infrared supplement: Catalog of infrared

observations, second edition

INASA-RP-1205] p74 N88-30545

Spatial interferometry in optical astronomy

[NASA-RP-1245J p 75 N90-28470

GILYARD, GLENN B.

A piloted evaluation of an oblique-wing research aircraft

motion simulation with decoupling control laws

(NASA-TP-2874] p 20 N89-15930

Method for experimental determination of flutter speed

by parameter identification

[NASA-TP-2923] p 15 N89-26844

GLASS, C. E.

Aerothermal tests of spherical dome protuberances on

a flat plate at a Mach number of 6.5

[NASA-TP-2631] p 35 N87-13664

GLASS, CHRISTOPHER E.

Aerothermal tests of quilted dome models on a flat plate

at a Mach number of 6.5

[NASA-TP-2804] p 37 N88-22325

GLOERSEN, P.

User's guide for the Nimbus 7 Scanning Multichannel

Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) CELL-ALL tape

[NASA-RP-1210] p56 N89-14648

GLOERSEN, PER

Arctic Sea ice, 1973-1976: Satellite passive-microwave

observations

(NASA-SP-489] p58 N87-24870

GNOFFO, PETER A.

Conservation equations and physical models for

hypersonic air flows in thermal and chemical

nonequilibrium

[NASA-TP-2867] p 38 N89-16115

An upwind-biased, point-implicit relaxation algorithm for

viscous, compressible perfect-gas flows

[NASA-TP-2953] p 38 N90-17042

GOEBEL, JOHN

Automatic classification of spectra from the Infrared

Astronomical Satellite (IRAS)

[NASA-RP-1217] p 75 N90-10807

GOLDBERG, BENJAMIN E.

Microgravity crystallization of macromolecules: An

interim report and proposal for continued research

[NASA-TP-2671] p 31 N87-20423

GOLDBERG, LEO

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p75 N88-11592

GOLDMAN, LOUIS J.

Three component laser anemometer measurements in

an annular cascade of core turbine vanes with contoured

end wall

[NASA-TP-2846] p 8 N89-10844

GONG, LESLIE

Finite-element reentry heat-transfer analysis of space

shuttle Orbiler

[NASA-TP-2657] p 37 N87-29795

GOODRICH, KENNETH H.

A closed-form trim solution yielding minimum trim drag

for airplanes with multiple longitudinal-control effectors

[NASA-TP-2907] p 20 N89-23468

GORDLEY, L. L

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Ozone and nitric acid

[NASA-TP-26251 p 51 N87-13022

GORDON, R. A.

An economical semi-analytical orbit theory for

micro-computer applications

[ NASA-TP-28111 P 66 N89-14052

GRACIA-SALCEDO, CARMEN M.

Determination of combustion gas temperatures by

infrared radiometry in sooting and nonsooting flames

(NASA-TP-2900) p38 N89-25409

HARTUNG, LIN C.

GRANTHAM, WILLIAM D.

Piloted simulator study of allowable time delays in

large-airplane response

|NASA-TP-2652| p 19 N87-16849

Handling qualities of a wide-body transport airplane

utilizing Pitch Active Control Systems (PACS) for relaxed

static stability application

[NASA-TP-2482] p 19 N88-14987

Comparison of flying qualities derived from in-flight and

ground-based simulators for a jet-transport airplane for the

approach and landing pilot tasks

[NASA-TP-2962] p 20 N90-11757

GRAY, STEPHANIE L

Absorbed dose thresholds and absorbed dose rate

limitations for studies of electron radiation effects on

polyetherimides

[NASA-TP-2928) P 31 N89-25332

GREELEY, RONALD

Experiments in Planetary and Related Sciences and the

Space Station

[NASA-CP-2494] p 72 N89-14998

Mars landing site catalog

[NASA-RP-12381 P 78 N90-27607

GREEN, ANDREW J.

A synchronous data analyzer for the Minimum Delay

Data Format (MDDF) and Launch Trajectory Acquisition

System (LTAS)

(NASA-TP-2743) P 34 N87-24590

GREEN, R. N.

Angular radiation models for Earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 1: Shortwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184] p56 N88-27677

Angular radiation models for earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 2: Longwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184-VOL-2] p 57 N89-20587

GREENBERG, PAUL S.

Microgravity Combustion Diagnostics Workshop

[NASA-CP-10017J p32 N89-17682

GRIFFIN, SANDY

First Annual Workshop on Space Operations Automation

and Robotics (SOAR 87)

[NASA-CP-2491 ] p61 N88-17a06

Second Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1988)

[NASA-CP-30191 p61 N89-19817

Graphics Technology in Space Applications (GTSA

1989)

[NASA-CP-3045J p 62 N90-20651

Third Annual Workshop on Space Operations

Automation and Robotics (SOAR 1989)

[NASA-CP-3059] p 62 N90-25503

GRIGORIEV, ANATOLI I.

Joint US/USSR study: Comparison of effects of

horizontal and head-down bed rest

[NASA-TP-3037J p 60 N90-28965

GRODSINSKY, CARLOS M.

Development and approach to low-frequency

microgravity isolation systems

[NASA-TP-2984] p 33 N90-28754

GRUNWALD, ARTHUR J.

Interactive orbital proximity operations planning

system

[NASA-TP-2839] p61 N89-18039

Spatial Displays and Spatial Instruments

(NASA-CP-10032] p 61 N90-22918

GUIMARAES, PATRICIA T.

The 1989 Airborne Arctic Stratospheric Expedition

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1227] p 57 N89-27302

The 1988 Antarctic ozone monitoring Nimbus-7 TOMS

data atlas

[NASA-RP-1225J p 57 N89-28983

Nimbus-7 TOMS Antarctic ozone atlas: August through

November, 1989

[NASA-RP-1237J p 58 N90-23837

GUPTA, ROOP N.

Conservation equations and physical models for

hypersonic air flows in thermal and chemical

nonequilibrium

[NASA-TP-2867] p 38 N89-16115

A review of reaction rates and thermodynamic and

transport properties for an 11-species air model for

chemical and thermal nonequilibrium calculations to 30000

K

[NASA-RP-1232] p 38 N90-27064

GYEKENYESI, JOHN P.

Ceramics Analysis and Reliability Evaluation of

Structures (CARES). Users and programmers manual

[NASA-TP-2916] p 47 N90-28099

H

HABERLE, ROBERT M.

Proceedings of the Polar Processes on Mars

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10021 ] p78 N89-18373

HABING, H. J.

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 1: Explanatory supplement

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-1I p76 N89-14194

HAFTKA, RAPHAEL T.

Sensitivity Analysis in Engineering

[NASA-CP-2457] p43 N87-18855

HAGAMAN, JANE A.

Space Construction

[NASA-CP-2490] p 25 N88-10870

HAGER, ROY D.

Advanced turboprop project

[NASA-SP-495] p18 N89-12565

HAGGARD, K. V.

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Ozone and nitric acid

[NASA-TP-2625I p 51 N87-13022

HAGGARD, KENNETH V.

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Water vapor and nitrogen dioxide

[NASA-TP-2761] p 56 N88-14572

HALFORD, GARY H.

Life prediction of thermomechanical fatigue using total

strain version of strainrange partitioning (SRP): A

proposal

[NASA-TP-2779] p 44 N88-15263

HAN, D.

User's guide for the Nimbus 7 Scanning Multichannel

Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) CELL-ALL tape

[NASA-RP-1210) p 56 N89-14648

HAN, DAESOO

Nimbus-7 data product summary

[NASA-RP-1215] p 48 N89-22152

HANAWAY, JOHN F.

Space shuttle avionics system

[NASA-SP-504] p24 N90-25160

HANDSCHUH, ROBERT F.

Efficiency testing of a helicopter transmission planetary

reduction stage

[NASA-TP-2795] p 41 N88-15224

HANNER, MARTHA S.

Infrared Observations of Comets Halley and Wilson and

Properties of the Grains

[NASA-CP-3004] p74 N89-13330

HANSEN, JAMES R.

Engineer in charge: A history of the Langley Aeronautical

Laboratory, 1917-1958

[NASA-SP-4305] p 80 N87-24390

HARDY, GORDON H.

Longitudinal stability and control characteristics of the

Quiet Short-Haul Research Aircraft (OSRA)

[NASA-TP-2965] p 20 N90-17639

HARRINGTON, DOUGLAS E.

Experimental evaluation of wall Mach number

distributions of the octagonal test section proposed for

NASA Lewis Research Center's altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2666J p 21 N87-17717

Experimental evaluation of blockage ratio and plenum

evacuation system flow effects on pressure distribution

for bodies of revolution in 0.1 scale model test section

of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude wind

tunnel

[NASA-TP-2702] p 21 N87-22694

Experimental evaluation of honeycomb/screen

configurations and short contraction section for NASA

Lewis Research Center's altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2692] p 21 N87-23662

HARRIS, CHARLES D.

The NASA Langley Laminar-Flow-Control (LFC)

experiment on a swept, supercritical airfoil: Design

overview

[NASA-TP-2809] p8 N88-21117

NASA supercritical airfoils: A matrix of family-related

airfoils

[NASA-TP-2969] p11 N90-16710

HARRIS, E.

Proceedings of the 5th Annual Users' Conference

[NASA-CP-2399] p 62 N87-10720

HARRIS, ELFRIEDA

Sixth Annual Users' Conference

[NASA-CP-2463] p 62 N87-23156

HARTMAN, EDWARD R.

Mach 6 experimental and theoretical stability and

performance of a cruciform missile at angles of attack

up to 65 degrees

(NASA-TP-2733I p5 N87-23592

HARTUNG, LIN C.

The effect of interplanetary trajectory options on a

manned Mars aerobrake configuration

[NASA-TP-3019] p24 N90-26036

B-7
HARVEY, WILLIAM D. PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX

HARVEY, WILUAM D.

The NASA Langley Laminar-Flow-Control (LFC)

experiment on a swept, supercritical airfoil: Design

overview

[NASA-TP-2809] p8 N88-21117

HATHAWAY, MICHAEL D.

Laser anemometer measurements in a transonic

axial-flow fan rotor

[NASA-TP-2879] p 38 N90-11245

HAYDUK, ROBERT J.

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics, part 1

[NASA-CP-3034-PT-1] p 46 N89-24638

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics

[NASA-CP-3034-PT-2] p 46 N89-24654

HAYES, WALLACE 0.

Status of sonic boom methodology and understanding

[NASA-CP-3027] p9 N89-23415

HEATH, DONALD F.

Nimbus 7 Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet (SBUV) spectral

scan solar irradiance and Earth radiance product user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1199] p48 N88-17096

Nimbus 7 solar backscatter ultraviolet (SBUV) ozone

products user's guide

[NASA-RP-1234] p53 N90-17227

HEDGLEY, DAVID R., JR.

A general solution to the silhouette problem

[NASA-TP-2695J p 6t N88-14629

HEERS, SUSAN

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 3: Space Station Habitability and Function:

Architectural Research

[NASA-CP-2426-VOL-3] p 59 N88-19883

HEFNER, JERRY N.

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 1

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-1 ] p 10 N90-12503

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 2

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-2] p 10 N90-12519

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 3

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-3] p 10 N90-12539

HELLINGS, RONALD W.

Reiatrvistic Gravitational Experiments in Space

[NASA-CP-3046] p 77 N90-19940

HELOU, GEORGE

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 7: The small scale structure catalog

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-7] p 76 N89-14199

HENDERSON, WILLIAM P.

Effect of empennage arrangement on single-engine

nozzle/afterbody static pressures at transonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2753] p 6 N88-10771

HENDRICKS, ROBERT C.

Three-step labyrinth seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-1848] p 36 N87-23921

Straight cylindrical seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-1850] p36 N87-23936

Three-step cylindrical seal for high-performance

turbomachines

[NASA-TP-1849] p 36 N87-24639

HESS, ROBERT W.

Steady and unsteady transonic pressure measurements

on a clipped delta wing for pitching and control-surface

oscillations

[NASA-TP-2594] p8 N88-28895

HEYMAN, JOSEPH S.

Electronics reliability and measurement technology

[NASA-CP-2472J p 42 N87-27204

MICKEY, JOHN R.

Nimbus-7 ERB Solar Analysis Tape (ESAT) user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1211] p79 N89-30151

HIGGINS, R. H.

An electrochemical study of corrosion protection by

primer-topcoat systems on 4130 steel with ac impedance

and dc methods

[NASA-TP-2820) p 30 N89-19406

HILL, ACOUILLA S.

CAST-10-2/DOA 2 Airfoil Studies Workshop Results

[NASA-CP-3052] p22 N90-17647

HILL, CHARLES K.

Spacelab 3 Mission Science Review

[NASA-CP-2429] p 36 N87-22103

HINNANT, HOWARD E.

Derivation of a tappered p-version beam finite element

[NASA-TP-2931] p 46 N89-262S5

HINTON, DAVID A.

A simulation evaluation of a pilot interface with an

automatic terminal approach system

(NASA-TP-2669J p 16 N87-19393

A simulator investigation of the use of digital data link

for pilot/ATC communications in a single pilot operation

[ NASA-TP-2837 ] p 13 N89-11726

Piloted-simulation evaluation of escape guidance for

microburst wind shear encounters

[NASA-TP-2886] p 17 N89-16820

HOAD, DANNY R.

Helicopter blade-vortex interaction locations:

Scale-model acoustics and free-wake analysis results

[NASA-TP-2658] p4 N87-18537

Rotor induced-inflow-ratio measurements and CAMRAD

calculations

[ N ASA-TP-29461 p 11 N90-15882

HOBAN, FRANCIS T.

Issues in NASA program and project management

[NASA-SP-6101] p69 N89-12479

Issues in NASA program and project management

[NASA-SP-6101(02>] p 69 N90-13277

HODGE, A. J.

An examination of impact damage in glass-phenolic and

aluminum honeycomb core composite panels

[NASA-TP-3042] p 29 N90-27876

HOELL, JAMES M.

Future directions for H sub x O sub y detection

[NASA-CP-2448] p 51 N87-15528

HOFFMAN, LAWRENCE H.

Calculation and accuracy of ERBE scanner

measurement locations

[NASA-TP-2670) p 72 N87-28471

HOFLUND, G. B.

Auger electron intensity variations in oxygen-exposed

large grain polycrystalline silver

[NASA-TP-2930J p 67 N89-30022

HOFLUND, GAR B.

Electron stimulated desorption of atomic oxygen from

silver

(NASA-TP-2668J p 29 N87-18629

Permeation of oxygen through high purity, large grain

silver

[NASA-TP-2755] p 30 N87-27024

Low-Temperature CO-Oxidation Catalysts for Long-Lite

CO2 Lasers

[NASA-CP-3076] p 40 N90-24586

HOLT, HENRY E.

Sapping features of the Colorado Plateau: A comparative

planetary geology field guide

(NASA-SP-491) p49 N89-10401

HONG, B. S.

BRYNTRN: A ban/on transport model

[NASA-TP-2887] p 80 N89-17562

HONG, BYUNGSIK

Kaon-nucleus scattering

[NASA-TP-2920] p 80 N89-25103

HOPSON, P.

An Auger electron spectroscopy study of

surface-preparation contaminants

[NASA-TP-2972] p 33 N90-16968

HOUCK, JACOB A.

Delivery performance of conventional aircraft by

terminal-area, time-based air traffic control: A real-time

simulation evaluation

[NASA-TP-2978] p 13 N90-18378

HOUSNER, JERROLD M.

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics, part 1

[NASA-CP-3034-PT-1] p 46 N89-24638

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics

[NASA-CP-3034-PT-2] p 46 N89-24654

HOWARD, ALAN D.

Sapping features of the Colorado Plateau: A comparative

planetary geology field guide

[NASA-SP-491] p49 N89-10401

HOWARD, BRIAN T.

Laser-velocimeter-measured flow field around an

advanced, swept, eight-blade propeller at Mach 0.8

[NASA-TP-2462] p 2 N90-20942

HOWELL, LEONARD

Probabilistic risk analysis of flying the space shuttle with

and without fuel turbine discharge temperature redline

protection

(NASA-TP-2759] p 65 N87-27474

HOWLETT, JAMES T.

Calculation of viscous effects on transonic flow for

oscillating airfoils and comparisons with experiment

[NASA-TP-27311 p6 N87-27622

HUCK, FRIEDRICH O.

Visual Information Processing for Television and

Telerobotics

[NASA-CP-3053] p 40 N90-16204

HUFFMAN, JARRETT K.

Subsonic longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of a forward-swept-wing fighter

configuration at angles of attack up to 47 deg

|NASA-TP-2727| p6 N87-26874

Flight and wind-tunnel measurements showing base

drag reduction provided by a trailing disk for high Reynolds

number turbulent flow for subsonic and transonic Mach

numbers

[NASA-TP-2638) p 37 N88-14299

HUFFMAN, P. D.

Preliminary estimates of radiosonde thermistor errors

(NASA-TP-2637J : p 55 N87-12086

HUGHES, PETER

The 1988 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-3009] p64 N88-30330

HULTBERG, RANDY S.

Measurements of pressures on the tail and aft fuselage

of an airplane model during rotary motions at spin

attitudes

(NASA-TP-2939) p 10 N90-10829

HUMES, D. H.

Diode laser satellite systems for beamed power

transmission

[NASA-TP-2992J p 40 N90-24585

HUNT, GEORGE E.

Handling qualities of a wide-body transport airplane

utilizing Pitch Active Control Systems (PACS) for relaxed

static stability application

[NASA-TP-2482] p 19 N88-14987

HUNT, L. R.

Aerothermal tests of spherical dome protuberances on

a flat plate at a Mach number of 6.5

[NASA-TP-2631] p 35 N87-13664

HUNT, L. ROANE

Aerothermal tests of quilted dome models on a flat plate

at a Mach number of 6.5

(NASA-TP-2804] p 37 N88-22325

Aerodynamic pressures and heating rates on surfaces

between split elevons at Mach 6.6

[NASA-TP-2855] p 37 N89-12822

Aerodynamic pressure and heating-rate distributions in

tile gaps around chine regions with pressure gradients at

a Mach number of 6.6

[NASA-TP-2988] p 38 N90-23670

HUNT, W. H.

Forty-eight-inch lidar aerosol measurements taken at the

Langley Research Center, May 1974 to December 1987

[NASA-RP-1209] p 52 N88-29234

HUNTER, STANLEY D.

The Energetic Gamma-Ray Experiment Telescope

(EGRET) Science Symposium

[NASA-CP-3071] p77 N90-23294

HUNTER, WILLIAM F.

Research in structures, structural dynamics and

materials, 1989

[NASA-CP-10024] p46 N89-24626

HUNTINGTON, JUDITH L

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 1: Executive

summary and overview

| NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1] p 59 N89-24022

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 2: Abstracts,

candidate experiments and feasibility study

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-2] p 59 N89-24023

HURLEY, EDWARD J.

Nimbus-7 data product summary

(NASA-RP-1215) p48 N89-22152

HUSSAINI, M. YOUSUFF

A spectral collocation solution to the compressible

' stability eigenvalue problem

[NASA-TP-2858J p 9 N89-12543

IBRAHIM, K. Y.

Payload crew utilization for spacelab missions

[NASA-TP-2976] p 24 N90-14256

ILIFF, KENNETH W.

Application of parameter estimation to aircraft stability

and control: The output-error approach

[NASA-RP-1168] p 14 N87-29499

IMBERT, N.

Ground-based time-guidance algorithm for control of

airplanes in a time-metered air traffic control environment:

A piloted simulation study

[NASA-TP-2616] p 16 N87-10864

IPPOLITO, LOUIS J.

Propagation effects handbook for satellite systems

design. A summary of propagation impairments on 10 to

100 GHz satellite links with techniques for system

design

|NASA-RP-1082(04)| p 34 N89-17060

IVANCIC, WILLIAM D.

Satellite-matrix-switched, time-division-multiple-access

network simulator

lNASA-TP-2944] p 34 N90-11915

B-8
PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX KUOLINSKI, ROBERT A.

IVEY, EDWARD W.

Space station structures and dynamics test program

[NASA-TP-2710] p 43 N87-20568

JACHIMOWSKI, CASIMIR J.

An analytical study of the hydrogen-air reaction

mechanism with application to scramjet combustion

INASA-TP-2791) p 30 N88-15846

JACKMAN, CHARLES H.

Two-Dimensional Intercomparison of Stratospheric

Models

[ NASA-CP-30421 p 53 N90-11405

JACOBS, JAMES A.

National Educators' Workshop: Update 1989 Standard

Experiments in Engineering Materials Science and

Technology

[NASA-CP-3074] p 28 N90-24350

JALUFKA, N. W.

Laser-powered MHO generators for space application

[NASA-TP-2621] p 68 N87-10764

Laser production and heating of plasma for MHD

application

[NASA-TP-2798] p 68 N88-18443

JAMES, ODETTE B.

Planetary geosciences, 1988

(NASA-SP-498) p48 N89-26274

JANSON, BETTE R.

Astronautics and aeronautics, 1978: A chronology

[NASA-SP-4023] p 80 N88-14062

Astronautics and aeronautics, 1985: A chronology

[NASA-SP-402S] p81 N89-26803

Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1979-1984: A

chronology

[NASA-SP-4024] p 81 N90-25928

JENKINS, RENALDO V.

NASA SC(2)-0714 airfoil data corrected for sidewall

boundary-layer effects in the Langley 0.3-meter transonic

cryogenic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2890] p9 N89-17568

JENNETT, LISA A.

In-flight surface oil-flow photographs with comparisons

to pressure distribution and boundary-layer data

[NASA-TP-2395] p4 N87-20966

JENSEN, KENNETH A.

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

untreated and ion-textured titanium

[NASA-TP-2902] p 30 N89-17650

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

motybdenum-masked, ion-textured OFHC copper

[NASA-TP-2967] p 31 N90-15211

JOBSON, DANIEL J.

Spatial vision processes: From the optical image to the

symbolic structures of contour information

[NASA-TP-2838J p 39 N89-13762

JOHNSON, D. L.

Upper and Middle Atmospheric Density Modeling

Requirements for Spacecraft Design and Operations

(NASA-CP-2460) p 52 N87-20665

JOHNSON, HOLLIS RALPH

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p75 N88-11592

JOHNSON, J. BLAIR

Qualitative evaluation of a flush air data system at

transonic speeds and high angles of attack

(NASA-TP-2716) p 14 N87-29497

JOHNSON, STEWART

A lunar far-side very low frequency array

(NASA-CP-3039] p75 N90-10805

JOHNSON, THOMAS D., JR.

Sensitivity of F-106B leading-edge-vortex images to

flight and vapor-screen parameters

[NASA-TP-2818] p8 N88-23760

JOHNSTON, PATRICK J.

Mach 6 experimental and theoretical stability and

performance of a cruciform missile at angles of attack

up to 65 degrees

(NASA-TP-2733) p 5 N87-23592

JOLLY, J. RALPH, JR.

Helicopter main-rotor noise: Determination of source

contributions using scaled model data

[NASA-TP-2825] p 67 N88-26907

JONES, FRANK P.

Development and flight test of an experimental

maneuver autopilot for a highly maneuverable aircraft

[NASA-TP-2618] p 15 N88-21153

JONES, LISA E.

Evaluation of energy absorption of new concepts of

aircraft composite subfloor intersections

(NASA-TP-2951] P 16 N90-26823

JONES, MICHAEL G.

Experimental validation of a two-dimensional shear-flow

model for determining acoustic impedance

[NASA-TP-2679J P 66 N87-20798

Measured and calculated acoustic attenuation rales of

tuned resonator arrays for two surface impedance

distribution models with flow

[NASA-TP-27661 p 67 N88-17440

Fluctuating pressures measured beneath a

high-temperature, turbulent boundary layer on a flat plate

at Mach number of 5

[NASA-TP-2947] p 67 N90-10680

JONES, WILLIAM H.

Combined aerodynamic and structural dynamic problem

emulating routines (CASPER): Theory and

implementation

[NASA-TP-2418] p4 N87-17669

JONES, WILLIAM R., JR.

Ester oxidation on an aluminum surface using

chemiluminescence

[ NASA-TP-2611 ] p 31 N87-18666

JORDAN, FRANK I-, JR.

Wind-tunnel investigation of a full-scale general aviation

airplane equipped with an advanced natural laminar flow

wing

[NASA-TP-2772] p6 N88-10009

JORDAN, STUART

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p75 N88-11592

O stars and Wolf-Rayet stars

[NASA-SP-497] p74 N89-11657

JORDAN, T. M.

Cosmic ray heavy ion LET mapping for aluminum, silicon,

and tissue targets

[NASA-RP-1180] p79 N87-25984

JUHASZ, AL

Workshop on Two-Phase Fluid Behavior in a Space

Environment

[NASA-CP-3043] p 38 N89-26184

KACYNSKI, KENNETH J.

Experimental thrust performance of a high-area-ratio

rocket nozzle

(NASA-TP-2720] p 26 N87-20381

Comparison of theoretical and experimental thrust

performance of a 1030:1 area ratio rocket nozzle at a

chamber pressure of 2413 kN/m2 (350 psia)

[NASA-TP-2725] p 26 N87-25423

Experimental evaluation of heat transfer on a 1030:1

area ratio rocket nozzle

[NASA-TP-2726] p 27 N87-25424

KAISER, MARY K.

Spatial Displays and Spatial Instruments

[NASA-CP-10032] p61 N90-22918

KANNIN6, G.

General equilibrium characteristics of a dual-lift

helicopter system

[NASA-TP-2615] p2 NB8-19407

KATZBERG, STEVE J.

Earth Sciences Requirements for the Information

Sciences Experiment System

[NASA-CP-3072] p 50 N90-27140

KAUFMAN, BARBARA A.

Nimbus-7 data product summary

[NASA-RP-1215] p48 N89-22152

KAZAROFF, JOHN M.

Conventionally cast and forged copper alloy for

high-heat-flux thrust chambers

[NASA-TP-2694] p 30 N87-16902

KEATING, GERALD M.

Calibration of the spin-scan ozone imager aboard the

dynamics Explorer 1 satellite

[NASA-TP-2723] p 55 N87-26491

KEETON, L. W.

Space shuttle main engine high pressure fuel pump aft

platform seal cavity flow analysis

INASA-TP-2685] p 36 N87-17000

KELLER, V. W.

Development testing of large volume water sprays for

warm fog dispersal

[NASA-TP-2607] p 24 N87-12585

KEMMERLY, GUY T.

A review of technologies applicable to low-speed flight

of high-performance aircraft investigated in the Langley

14- x 22-foot subsonic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2796] p7 N88-20264

Dynamic ground-effect measurements on the F-15 STOL

and Maneuver Technology Demonstrator (S/MTD)

configuration

INASA-TP-3000] p11 N90-22531

KEMPEL, ROBERT W.

Flight control systems development and flight test

experience with the HiMAT research vehicles

[NASA-TP-2822] p 20 N89-15929

A piloted evaluation of an oblique-wing research aircraft

motion simulation with decoupling control laws

[NASA-TP-2874] p 20 N89-15930

KERN, F. A.

Introduction to total- and partial-pressure measurements

in vacuum systems

(NASA-RP-1219) p40 N 90-10412

KHAN, FERDOUS

BRYNTRN: A ban/on transport model

[NASA-TP-2887] p 80 N89-17562

KHANOELWAL, GOVIND S.

Doubty differential cross sections for galactic heavy-ion

fragmentation

[NASA-TP-2659J p 68 N87-17487

Eikonal solutions to optical model coupled-channel

equations

[NASA-TP-2830] p 68 N88-30402

KIBLER, JAMES F.

Calculation and accuracy of ERBE scanner

measurement locations

[NASA-TP-2670] p 72 N87-28471

KHM, KYUN O.

Mixed formulation for frictionless contact problems

[NASA-TP-2897] p 45 N89-19580

Modeling and analysis of the space shuttle nose-gear

tire with semianalytic finite elements

(NASA-TP-2977J p 42 N90-19595

KIM, S. T.

User's guide for the Nimbus 7 Scanning Multichannel

Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) CELL-ALL tape

[NASA-RP-1210] p56 N89-14648

KING, TRACY K.

Contamination of liquid oxygen by pressurized gaseous

nitrogen

[NASA-TP-2894] p 38 N89-19499

KIPLINGER, ALAN L.

Rapid Fluctuations in Solar Flares

[NASA-CP-2449] p 79 N87-21785

KLEIN, VLADISLAV

Analysis of flight data from a High-Incidence Research

Model by system identification methods

[NASA-TP-2940] p 20 N90-10074

KLENK, K. F.

Nimbus. 7 solar backscatter ultraviolet (SBUV) ozone

products user's guide

[NASA-RP-1234] p 53 N90-17227

KNOCKEMUS, WARD W.

The corrosion mechanisms for primer coated 2219-T87

aluminum

[NASA-TP-2715] p30 N87-21076

KNOX, C. E.

Ground-based time-guidance algorithm for control of

airplanes in a time-metered air traffic control environment:

A piloted simulation study

[NASA-TP-2616] p 16 N87-10864

KO, WILLIAM L.

Finite-element reentry heat-transfer analysis of space

shuttle Orbiter

[NASA-TP-2657] p37 N87-29795

KOCHEL, R. CRAIG

Sapping features of the Colorado Plateau: A comparative

planetary geology field guide

[NASA-SP-491 ] p 49 N89-10401

KOSMAHL, HENRY G.

Analytical and experimental performance of a dual-mode

traveling wave tube and multistage depressed collector

[NASA-TP-2752J p 35 N87-25532

KRAMBEER, KEITH D.

Derivation and definition of a linear aircraft model

[NASA-RP-1207J p 19 N89-15123

KRIST, STEVEN E.

Numerical simulation of channel flow transition,

resolution requirements and structure of the hairpin

vortex

[NASA-TP-2667] p 4 N87-19351

KROPP, JACK

Solar-Terrestrial Science Strategy Workshop

[NASA-CP-3048] p73 N9O-18329

KRUEGER, ARLIN J.

Scientific and Operational Requirements for TOMS

Data

[NASA-CP-2497] p 47 N88-13774

The 1987 Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment The

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1201] p49 N88-20714

The 1989 Airborne Arctic Stratospheric Expedition

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1227] p 57 N89-27302

The 1988 Antarctic ozone monitoring Nimbus-7 TOMS

data atlas

[NASA-RP-1225] p57 N89-28983

Nimbus-7 TOMS Antarctic ozone atlas: August through

November, 1989

[NASA-RP-1237] p 58 N90-23837

KUDLINSKI, ROBERT A.

Digital enhancement of flow field images

[NASA-TP-2770] p 62 N88-20833

B-9
KUHI, LEONARD V. PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX

KUHI, LEONARD V.

FGK stars and T Tauri stars: Monograph series on

nonthermal phenomena in stellar atmospheres

INASA-SP-502] p 77 N90-18344

KUMAR, AJAY

Numerical simulation of scramjet inlet flow fields

[NASA-TP-2517] p8 N88-23735

KUNDE, V. G.

The Cassini mission: Infrared and microwave

spectroscopic measurements

[NASA-RP-1213] p 78 N89-16709

KUNDU, MUKUL

Energetic Phenomena on the Sun: The Solar Maximum

Mission Flare Workshop. Proceedings

[NASA-CP-2439] p 79 N87-19328

KURKOV, ANATOLE P.

Optical measurement of propeller blade deflections

[NASA-TP-2841] p 39 N88-28286

KURYLO, M. J.

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1988: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-1208] p52 N88-29233

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1990: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-1242] p 54 N90-28929

KURZEJA, R. J.

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Ozone and nitric acid

[NASA-TP-2625J p 51 N87-13022

KURZEJA, ROBERT J.

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Water vapor and nitrogen dioxide

[NASA-TP-2761] p 56 N88-14572

KUTLER, PAUL

Supercomputing in Aerospace

[NASA-CP-2454] p5 N87-25998

KWON, J. H.

Diode laser satetfite systems for beamed power

transmission

[NASA-TP-2992] p 40 N90-24585

KYLE, H. LEE

Nimbus-7 data product summary

[NASA-RP-1215] p48 N89-22152

Nimbus-7 ERB Solar Analysis Tape (ESAT) user's

guide

(NASA-RP-1211) p 79 N89-30151

LADSON, CHARLES L.

Evolution, calibration, and operational characteristics of

the two-dimensional test section of the Langley 0.3-meter

transonic cryogenic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2749] p 21 N87-28570

LALA, G. G.

Development testing of large volume water sprays for

warm fog dispersal

[NASA-TP-2607] p 24 N87-12585

LALLMAN, FREDERICK J.

A closed-form trim solution yielding minimum trim drag

for airplanes with multiple longitudinal-control effectors

[NASA-TP-2907] p 20 N89-23468

LAMAR, JOHN E.

Pressure measurements on a thick cambered and

twisted 58 deg delta wing at high subsonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2713] p6 N87-27643

Sensitivity of F-106B leading-edge-vortex images to

flight and vapor-screen parameters

[NASA-TP-2818] p8 N88-23760

LAMB, MILTON

Aeropropulsive characteristics of isolated combined

turbojet/ramjet nozzles at Mach numbers from 0 to 1.20

[NASA-TP-2814J p8 N88-23757

Integration effects of pylon geometry on a high-wing

transport airplane

[NASA-TP-2877] p9 N89-15888

LAMKIN, S. L.

BRYNTRN: A ban/on transport model

[NASA-TP-2887] p 80 N89-17562

LANCE, D. G.

Low velocity instrumented impact testing of four new

damage tolerant carbon/epoxy composite systems

[NASA-TP-3029] p 29 N90-25198

An examination of impact damage in glass-phenolic and

aluminum honeycomb core composite panels

[NASA-TP-3042J p 29 N90-27876

LANSING, DONALD L.

OuantHative analysis of the reconstruction performance

of interpolams

[NASA-TP-2688] p 65 N87-22441

Experiments in encoding multilevel images as

quadtrees

[NASA-TP-2722] p 65 N87-28367

LARKO, DAVID E.

The 1987 Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment: The

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1201] p49 N88-20714

The 1989 Airborne Arctic Stratospheric Expedition

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1227] p 57 N89-27302

The 1988 Antarctic ozone monitoring Nimbus-7 TOMS

data atlas

[NASA-RP-1225] p 57 N89-28983

Nimbus-7 TOMS Antarctic ozone atlas: August through

November, 1989

[NASA-RP-1237] p 58 N90-23837

LARSON, TERRY J.

Qualitative evaluation of a flush air data system at

transonic speeds and high angles of attack

INASA-TP-2716] p 14 N87-29497

LEATHERWOOD, JACK D.

Annoyance response to simulated advanced turboprop

aircraft interior noise containing tonal beats

(NASA-TP-2689) p 66 N87-24161

LEAVITT, l_ D.

Static internal performance of single-expansion-ramp

nozzles with thrust-vectoring capability up to 60 deg

[NASA-TP-2364] p 3 N87-10839

LEAVITT, LAURENCE D.

Effects of afterbody boattail design and empennage

arrangement on aeropropulsive characteristics of a

twin-engine fighter model at transonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2704] p 4 N87-21873

Static internal performance of a nonaxisymmetric vaned

thrust reverser with flow splay capability

[NASA-TP-2933] p 10 N89-27634

LECROY, STUART R.

Surface bidirectional reflectance properties of two

southwestern Arizona deserts for wavelengths between

0.4 and 2.2 micrometers

[NASA-TP-2643] p 48 N87-22281

LEE, G.

Automated Reduction of Data from Images and

Holograms

[NASA-CP-2477] p6 N87-29432

LEE, KAM-PUI

A review of reaction rates and thermodynamic and

transport properties for an 11-species air model for

chemical and thermal nonequilibrium calculations to 30000

K

[NASA-RP-1232] p 38 N90-27064

LEE, LARRY D.

New methods and results for quantification of

lightning-aircraft electrodynamics

[NASA-TP-2737] p4 N87-21871

LEE, MARK C.

Noncontact Temperature Measurement

[NASA-CP-2503] p 32 N88-23895

LEE, W. S.

Auger electron intensity variations in oxygen-exposed

large grain polycrystalline silver

[NASA-TP-2930] p 67 N89-30022

LEHOCZKY, S. L.

Growth of solid solution single crystals

[NASA-TP-2787] p 32 N88-14212

LEISAWITZ, DAVID

Catalog of open clusters and associated interstellar

matter

[NASA-RP-1202] p 76 N88-29652

Commentary on interstellar matter associated with 18

open clusters

[NASA-RP-1229] p 77 N89-27612

LERCH, BRADLEY A.

Heat treatment study of the SiC/Ti-15-3 composite

system

(NASA-TP-2970] p 29 N90-19302

LESNY, GARY G.

Performance of a small, graphite electrode, multistage

depressed collector with a 500-W. continuous wave, 4.8-

to 9.6-GHz traveling wave tube

[NASA-TP-2788] p 35 N88-15146

LEVIN, ALAN D.

Summary of studies to reduce wing-mounted propfan

installation drag on an M = 0.8 transport

[NASA-TP-2678] P 14 N87-20990

LEVINE, JOEL S.

Space Opportunities for Tropospheric Chemistry

Research

[NASA-CP-2450] p 51 N87-18248

LEWICKI, DAVID G.

Predicted effect of dynamic load on pining fatigue life

for low-contact-ratio spur gears

[NASA-TP-2610] p41 N87-18095

Vibration characteristics of OH-58A helicopter main rotor

transmission

[NASA-TP-2705] p 41 N87-20555

LIEBERT, CURT H.

Measurement of local high-level, transient surface heat

flux

[NASA-TP-2840] p 39 N88-30099

LITVIN, FAYDOR L.

Theory of gearing

(NASA-RP-1212) p 42 N90-19593

LOHR, GARY W.

A simulator investigation of the use of digital data link

for pilot/ATC communications in a single pilot operation

[NASA-TP-2837] p 13 N89-11726

A piloted simulation study of data link ATC message

exchange

[NASA-TP-2859] p 13 N89-15900

Delivery performance of conventional aircraft by

terminal-area, time-based air traffic control: A real-time

simulation evaluation

[NASA-TP-2978] p 13 N90-18378

LONG, EDWARD R., JR.

Spectroscopic comparison of effects of electron

radiation on mechanical properties of two polyimides

[NASA-TP-2663] p 27 N87-18611

Absorbed dose thresholds and absorbed dose rate

limitations for studies of electron radiation effects on

polyetherimides

(NASA-TP-2928) p 31 N89-25332

LONG, SHEILA ANN T.

Spectroscopic comparison of effects of electron

radiation on mechanical properties of two polyimides

[NASA-TP-2663] p 27 N87-18611

Absorbed dose thresholds and absorbed dose rate

limitations for studies of electron radiation effects on

polyetherimides

[ NASA-TP-2928 J p 31 N89-25332

LONG, W. RUSS

Workshop on Two-Phase Fluid Behavior in a Space

Environment

[NASA-CP-3043] p 38 N89-26184

LOPEZ, MERCEDES C.

Static mechanical properties of 30 x 11.5 - 14.5, type

8 aircraft tires of bias-ply and radial-belted design

[NASA-TP-2810] p15 N88-21157

LORD, DOUGLAS R.

Spacelab: An international success story

[NASA-SP-487] p 72 N88-19375

LOWRY, S. A.

Space shuttle main engine high pressure fuel pump aft

platform seal cavity flow analysis

[NASA-TP-2685] p 36 N87-17000

LUERS, J. K.

Preliminary estimates of radiosonde thermistor errors

INASA-TP-2637] p 55 N87-12086

LYONS, VALERIE J.

Velocity profiles in laminar diffusion flames

[NASA-TP-2596] p 36 N87-18035

Determination of combustion gas temperatures by

infrared radiometry in sooting and nonsooting flames

(NASA-TP-2900) p 38 N89-25409

M

MACARAEG, MICHELE G.

A spectral collocation solution to the compressible

stability eigenvalue problem

[NASA-TP-2858] p9 N89-12543

MACELROY, ROBERT D.

Controlled Ecological Life Support System:

Regenerative Life Support Systems in Space

[NASA-CP-2480] p 60 N88-12251

Controlled Ecological Life Support System. Design,

Development, and Use of a Ground-Based Plant Growth

Module

[NASA-CP-2479J p 60 N88-13852

Report of the 1st Planning Workshop for CELSS Flight

Experimentation

[NASA-CP-10020J p60 N89-13898

MACK, ROBERT J.

Aerodynamic characteristics of wings designed with a

combined-theory method to cruise at a Mach number of

4.5

(NASA-TP-2799] p7 N88-19420

MACKALL, DALE A.

Development and flight test experiences with a

flight-crucial digital control system

[NASA-TP-2857] p 20 N89-24327

MACKAY, REBECCA A.

Heat treatment study of the SiC/Ti-15-3 composite

system

[ NASA-TP-2970 J p 29 N90-19302

MACPHERSON, GLENN

Planetary geosciences, 1988

[NASA-SP-498] p48 N89-26274

B-10
PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX MEYER, ROBERT R., JR.

MADOALON, DAL V.

Simulated-airline-service flight tests of laminar-flow

control with perforated-surface suction system

[NASA-TP-2966] p 16 N90-17627

MAINE, RICHARD E.

Application of parameter estimation to aircraft stability

and control: The output-error approach

1NASA-RP-1168) p 14 N87-29499

MAINE, TRINDEL A.

A piloted evaluation of an oblique-wing research aircraft

motion simulation with decoupling control laws

[NASA-TP-2874] p 20 N89-15930

MAINS, RICHARD

Proceedings of a conference on Cardiovascular

Bioinstrumentation

[NASA-CP-10022] p59 N89-17997

MAINS, RICHARD C.

Cells in Space

[NASA-CP-10034] p61 N90-13939

MAJOR, EUGENE

Nimbus-7 ERB Solar Analysis Tape (ESAT) user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1211] p79 N89-30151

MAJOR, JUDITH A.

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 1: Processing

and corrections of Seasat data over Greenland

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-1] p 54 N90-20562

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 2: Users' guide

for Greenland elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-2] p 54 N90-20563

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 4: Users' guide

for Antarctica elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-4J p 54 N90-20564

Surface topography of the Greenland Ice Sheet from

satellite radar altimetry

[NASA-SP-503] p54 N90-22850

MALL, GERALD H.

A simplified method for determining heat of combustion

of natural gas

[NASA-TP-2682] p 39 N87-20514

Finite-rate water condensation in combustion-heated

wind tunnels

[NASA-TP-2833J p 22 N88-28075

Analysis of positron lifetime spectra in polymers

[NASA-TP-2853J p 63 N89-12237

MANALO, NATIVIDAD

Limb-darkening functions as derived from along-track

operation of the ERBE scanning radiometer for January

1985

[NASA-RP-1214] p 56 N89-17374

MANDERSCHEID, JANE M.

Ceramics Analysis and Reliability Evaluation of

Structures (CARES). Users and programmers manual

(NASA-TP-2916) p 47 N90-28099

MANN, M. J.

Forward-swept wing configuration designed for high

maneuverability by use of a transonic computational

method

[NASA-TP-2628] p3 N87-11702

MANN, MICHAEL J.

Subsonic longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of a forward-swept-wing fighter

configuration at angles of attack up to 47 deg

[NASA-TP-2727] p 6 N87-26874

Validation of a computer code for analysis of subsonic

aerodynamic performance of wings with flaps in

combination with a canard or horizontal tail and an

application to optimization

[NASA-TP-2961] p11 N90-14187

MANUEL, GREGORY S.

Low-speed aerodynamic characteristics of a twin-engine

general aviation configuration with aft-fuselage-mounted

pusher propellers

[NASA-TP-2763] p6 N87-29462

MARCOLINI, MICHAEL A.

Helicopter main-rotor noise: Determination of source

contributions using scaled model data

[NASA-TP-2825] p 67 N88-26907

Airfoil self-noise and prediction

[NASA-RP-1218] p67 N89-25673

MARCUM, DON C., JR.

Effect of Reynolds number variation on aerodynamics

of a hydrogen-fueled transport concept at Mach 6

[NASA-TP-2728] p 5 N87-26031

MARGASON, RICHARD J.

The 1987 Ground Vortex Workshop

[NASA-CP-10008] p9 N89-10849

MARGLE, JANICE M.

Velocity profiles in laminar diffusion flames

[NASA-TP-2596] p 36 N87-18035

Spacecraft Fire Safety

[NASA-CP-2476J p 24 N88-12520

MARRIOTT, RICHARD S.

Outgassing data for selecting spacecraft materials

[NASA-RP-1124] p28 N88-10117

MARSHALL, B. T.

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Water vapor and nitrogen dioxide

[NASA-TP-27611 p 56 N88-14572

MARTENSEN, ANNA l_

The Fault Tree Compiler (FTC): Program and

mathematics

[NASA-TP-29151 p 64 N89-24815

MARTIN, COLIN A.

Measurements of pressures on the tail and aft fuselage

of an airplane model during rotary motions at spin

attitudes

[NASA-TP-2939] p 10 N90-10829

MARTIN, GARY L.

Conceptual design of a synchronous Mars

telecommunications satellite

[NASA-TP-2942] p 78 N90-10814

MARTIN, R. M.

Power cepstrum technique with application to model

helicopter acoustic data

[NASA-TP-2586] p 66 N87-17479

Correlation of helicopter impulsive noise from

blade-vortex interaction with rotor mean inflow

[NASA-TP-2650] p 66 N87-18399

Advancing-side directivity and retreating-side

interactions of model rotor blade-vortex interaction noise

[NASA-TP-2784J p 67 N88-22710

MARTIN, THOMAS V.

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 1: Processing

and corrections of Seasat data over Greenland

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-1] p 54 N90-20562

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 2: Users' guide

for Greenland elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-2] p 54 N90-20563

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 4: Users' guide

for Antarctica elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-4J p 54 N90-20564

MASON, M. L,

Interference effects of thrust reversing on horizontal tail

effectiveness of twin-engine fighter aircraft at Mach

numbers from 0.15 to 0.90

[NASA-TP-2350] p 19 N87-10870

MASON, MARY L

Static performance of an axisymmetric nozzle with

post-exit vanes for multiaxis thrust vectoring

[NASA-TP-2800] p8 N88-20280

Static performance of nonaxisymmetric nozzles with yaw

thrust-vectoring vanes

[NASA-TP-2813J p8 N88-21118

MASON, W. H.

Supersonic, nonlinear, attached-How wing design for

high lift with experimental validation

(NASA-TP-2336J p3 N87-10042

MASSEY, D. E.

Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) data storage and analysis

using a microcomputer

[NASA-TP-2629) p 33 N87-12718

MASTERS, PHILIP A.

High-pressure calorimeter chamber tests for liquid

oxygen/kerosene (LOX/RP-1) rocket combustion

[NASA-TP-2862] p 27 N89-15979

MASTERS, ROBERT M.

Technique for temperature compensation of

eddy-current proximity probes

[NASA-TP-2880] p 39 N89-15380

MAUNG, KHIN M.

Eikonal solutions to optical model coupled-channel

equations

1NASA-TP-2830] p 68 N88-30402

MAUNG, KHIN MAUNG

Kaon-nucleus scattering

[NASA-TP-2920] p 80 N89-25103

MCANINCH, GERRY L.

Evaluation of a scale-model experiment to investigate

long-range acoustic propagation

[NASA-TP-27481 p 66 N88-11450

MCCASKILL, MARY K.

Grammar, punctuation, and capitalization: A handbook

for technical writers and editors

[NASA-SP-7084] p 71 N90-26710

MCCLELLAN, V. A.

Doppler Radar Detection of Wind Shear

[NASA-CP-2435] p 12 N87-10054

MCCORD, THOMAS B.

Reflectance spectroscopy in planetary science: Review

and strategy for the future

[NASA-SP-493] p 78 N88-24564

MCCORMICK, M. P.

Airborne lidar measurements of El Chichon stratospheric

aerosols. May 1983

[NASA-RP-1172] p51 N87-11358

MCCORMICK, M. PATRICK

SAGE aerosol measurements. Volume 3: January 1,

1981 to November 18, 1981

1NASA-RP-1173] p51 N87-17417

Airborne lidar measurements of El Chichon stratospheric

aerosols, January 1984

(NASA-RP-11751 p 51 N87-20663

MCCURDY, DAVID A.

Annoyance caused by advanced turboprop aircraft

flyover noise: Single-rotating propeller configuration

[NASA-TP-2782I p 67 N88-17441

Annoyance caused by advanced turboprop aircraft

flyover noise: Counter-rotating-propeller configuration

[NASA-TP-3027) p 67 N90-29166

MCDANELS, DAVID L.

Tungsten fiber reinforced copper matrix composites: A

review

[NASA-TP-2924I p 29 N89-27796

MCDOUGAL, DAVID S.

FIRE Science Results 1989

[NASA-CP-3079] p 58 N90-28224

MCKAY, CHRISTOPHER P.

Microgravity Particle Research on the Space Station

[NASA-CP-2496) p 58 N88-15354

Exobiology and Future Mars Missions

[NASA-CP-10027] p59 N89-26334

MCKINNEY, WILLIAM S., JR.

Optimized resolved rate control of

seven-degree-of-freedom Laboratory Telerobotic

Manipulator (LTM) with application to three-dimensional

graphics simulation

(NASA-TP-2938) p 64 N90-10618

MCMASTER, L. R.

SAM 2 data user's guide

[NASA-RP-1200] p 52 N88-25094

MCMILLIN, NAOMI

Planform effects on the supersonic aerodynamics of

multibody configurations

[NASA-TP-2762] p6 N88-12454

MCNEILL, WALTER E.

A piloted evaluation of an oblique-wing research aircraft

motion simulation with decoupling control laws

[NASA-TP-2874] p 20 N89-15930

MCNULTY, MICHAEL J.

Integrated Technology Rotor Methodology Assessment

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10007] p2 N88-27148

MCPETERS, R. D.

Nimbus 7 solar backscatter ultraviolet (SBUV) ozone

products user's guide

[NASA-RP-1234] p 53 N90-17227

MEAD, JAYLEE M.

Infrared source cross-index, first edition

[NASA-RP-1182] p73 N87-22573

Catalog of infrared observations. Part 1: Data

[NASA-RP-1196-PT-1-ED-2] p 73 N88-15738

Catalog of infrared observations. Part 2: Appendixes

[NASA-RP-1196-PT-2-ED-2] p 74 N88-16615

Far infrared supplement Catalog ol infrared

observations, second edition

[NASA-RP-1205] p 74 N88-30545

MEADOR, MICHAEL A.

Ester oxidation on an aluminum surface using

chemiluminescence

[NASA-TP-26111 p31 N87-18666

MEITNER, PETER L.

Computer code for predicting coolant flow and heat

transfer in turbomachinery

[NASA-TP-2985] p 18 N90-27722

MENDELL, WENDELL W.

Report of the In Situ Resources Utilization Workshop

[NASA-CP-3017] p72 N39-14188

Future Astronomical Observatories on the Moon

[NASA-CP-2489] p 74 N89-15810

MENDREK, M. J.

An electrochemical study of corrosion protection by

primer-topcoat systems on 4130 steel with ac impedance

and dc methods

[NASA-TP-2820] p 30 N89-19406

MERCER, C. E.

Forward-swept wing configuration designed for high

maneuverability by use of a transonic computational

method

[NASA-TP-2628] p3 N87-11702

MERRILL, WALTER C.

Advanced detection, isolation and accommodation of

sensor failures: Real-time evaluation

[NASA-TP-2740] p 19 N87-25331

Advanced detection, isolation, and accommodation of

sensor failures in turbofan engines: Real-time

microcomputer implementation

[NASA-TP-2925] p 20 N90-15112

MEYER, M. B.

Development testing of large volume water sprays for

warm fog dispersal

[NASA-TP-2607] p 24 N87-12585

MEYER, ROBERT R., JR.

In-flight surface oil-flow photographs with comparisons

to pressure distribution and boundary-layer data

[NASA-TP-2395] p4 N87-20966

B-11
MEYER, ROBERT T.

Effects of winglets on a first-generation jet transport

wing. 7: Sideslip effects on winglet loads and selected

wing loads at subsonic speeds for a full-span model

(NASA-TP-2619) p 7 N88-18567

MEYER, ROBERT T.

Piloted simulator study of allowable time delays in

large-airplane response

[NASA-TP-2652] p 19 N87-16849

MEYER, WILLIAM V.

NASA Laser Light Scattering Advanced Technology

Development Workshop, 1988

[NASA-CP-10033] p 40 N90-17085

MEYERS, JAMES F.

Frequency domain laser velocimeter signal processor:

A new signal processing scheme

[NASA-TP-2735) p 40 N87-27994

MIDDEN, RAYMOND E.

Description and calibration of the Langley Hypersonic

CF4 tunnel: A facility for simulating low gamma flow as

occurs for a real gas

[NASA-TP-2384] p 37 N87-29778

MIDDLETON, DAVID B.

Simulator evaluation of a display for a Takeoff

Performance Monitoring System

[NASA-TP-2908] p 20 N89-23469

MIHALOEW, JAMES R.

Rotorcraft flight-propulsion control integration: An

eclectic design concept

[NASA-TP-2815] p 19 N88-19475

MIKULAS, MARTIN M., JR.

Continuum modeling of large lattice structures: Status

and projections

[NASA-TP-2767J p 25 N88-14115

MILES, THOMAS

Comparison of satellite-derived dynamical quantities for

the stratosphere of the Southern Hemisphere

[NASA-CP-3044] p 53 N89-25540

MILLER, CHARLES G., Ill

Description and calibration of the Langley Hypersonic

CF4 tunnel: A facility for simulating low gamma flow as

occurs for a real gas

[NASA-TP-2384] p 37 N87-29778

MILLER, D. S.

Supersonic, nonlinear, attached-flow wing design for

high lift with experimental validation

[NASA-TP-2336] p3 N87-10042

MILLER, DAVID S.

Investigation of leading-edge flap performance on delta

and double-delta wings at supersonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2656] p 4 N87-20233

MILLER, IRVIN M.

Closed-Cycle, Frequency-Stable CO2 Laser

Technology

[NASA-CP-2456] p 40 N87-20522

MILLER, TERESA Y.

Continuous flow electrophoresis system experiments on

shuttle flights STS-6 and STS-7

[NASA-TP-2778] p 32 N88-10978

MIN, BYUNG-JIN

Mixed finite element models for free vibrations of

thin-walled beams

[NASA-TP-2868] p 45 N89-19579

MINNIS, P.

Angular radiation models for Earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 1: Shortwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184] p56 N88-27677

MITCHELL, A. M.

Testing of UH-60A helicopter transmission in NASA

Lewis 2240-kW (3000-hp) facility

(NASA-TP-2626) p 41 N87-10391

MITCHELL, KERRY

Proceedings of the 1985 NASA Ames Research Center's

Ground-Effects Workshop

[NASA-CP-2462J p5 N87-24410

MOITRA, ANUTOSH

On minimizing the number of calculations in

design-by-analysis codes

[NASA-TP-2706J p5 N87-23586

A performance index approach to aerodynamic design

with the use of analysis codes only

[NASA-TP-2805] p 7 N88-18552

MONTGOMERY, H. E.

Sensor performance analysis

[NASA-RP-1241] p50 N90-23780

MOORE, CARLETON J.

Space station structures and dynamics test program

[NASA-TP-2710] p 43 N87-20568

SRM propellant and polymer materials structural test

program

[NASA-TP-2821] p 44 N88-25013

SRM (Solid Rocket Motor) propellant and polymer

materials structural modeling

[NASA-TP-2824] p 45 N88-28343

MOORE, ROYCE D.

Experimental evaluation of two turning vane designs for

fan drive corner of 0.1-scale model of NASA Lewis

Research Center's proposed altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2646] p 21 N87-18576

Detailed flow surveys of turning vanes designed for a

0.1-scale model of NASA Lewis Research Center's

proposed altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2680] p 21 N87-20295

Experimental evaluation of turning vane designs for

high-speed and coupled fan-drive comers of 0.1-scale

model of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude

wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2681] p 21 N88-17686

MOOREHEAD, ROBERT W.

Space shuttle avionics system

[NASA-SP-504] p24 N90-25160

MOOREHEAD, T. W.

A Study of Space Station Contamination Effects

[NASA-CP-3002] p72 N88-25390

MOOREHEAD, TAUNA W.

Double Layers in Astrophysics

[NASA-CP-2469J p 72 N87-23313

MORALES, WILFREDO

Ester oxidation on an aluminum surface using

chemiluminescence

[ NASA-TP-2611 ] p 31 N87-18666

Surface catalytic degradation study of two linear

perfluoropolyalkylethers at 345 C

[NASA-TP-2774) p 27 N88-12543

Degradation and crosslinking of perfluoroalkyl

polyethers under X-ray irradiation in ultrahigh vacuum

[NASA-TP-2910] p31 N89-21103

Reaction of perfluoroalkylpotyethers (PFPE) with 440C

steel in vacuum under sliding conditions at room

temperature

[NASA-TP-2883] p 31 N89-26091

MORI, SHIGEYUKI

Degradation and crosslinking of perfluoroalkyl

polyethers under X-ray irradiation in ultrahigh vacuum

[NASA-TP-2910] p 31 N89-21103

Reaction of perfluoroalkylpolyethers (PFPE) with 440C

steel in vacuum under sliding conditions at room

temperature

[NASA-TP-2883] p 31 N89-26091

MORRELL, FREDERICK R.

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1983

[NASA-CP-2451] p1 N87-18520

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1984

[NASA-CP-2452] p 1 N87-22604

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1985

[NASA-CP-2453] p 1 N87-27596

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1986

[NASA-CP-2502] p2 N88-23715

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1987

[NASA-CP-3028] p2 N89-19230

Joint University Program for Air Transportation

Research, 1988-1989

[NASA-CP-3063] p2 N90-20921

MORRISON, DENNIS R.

Space Bioreactor Science Workshop

[NASA-CP-2485] p 58 N88-17168

MORROW, G.

The 1985 Goddard Space Flight Center Battery

Workshop

[NASA-CP-2434] p 34 N87-11072

MORROW, GEORGE W.

The 1986 Goddard Space Right Center Battery

Workshop

[NASA-CP-2486] p 35 N88-11021

HOSIER, FRANCES L.

The 1986 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-2438] p 22 N87-20302

The 1987 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-2500) p 22 N88-17691

The 1988 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-3008] p22 N89-10902

MURRI, DANIEL G.

Wind-tunnel investigation of a full-scale general aviation

airplane equipped with an advanced natural laminar flow

wing

[NASA-TP-2772] p6 N88-10009

PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX

N

NAGARAJA, K. S.

Effects of winglet on transonic flutter characteristics of

a cantilevered twin-engine-transport wing model

[NASA-TP-2627] p 43 N87-13789

NAGY, LAWRENCE A.

Satellite-matrix-switched, time-division-multiple-access

network simulator

[NASA-TP-2944] p 34 N90-11915

NAIDU, DESINENI S.

Singular perturbations and time scales in the design of

digital flight control systems

[NASA-TP-2844] p 19 N89-12569

NAMKUNG, J. S.

Atlas of absorption lines from 0 to 17900 cm (sup)-1

[NASA-RP-1188] p49 N87-28955

NATAUPSKY, MARK

Effects of combining vertical and horizontal information

into a primary flight display

[NASA-TP-2783] p 17 N88-12487

NATHAL, MICHAEL V.

Compatability of dispersion-strengthened platinum with

resistojet propellants

[NASA-TP-2765] p 27 N88-12538

NEALY, JOHN E.

Solar-flare shielding with Regolith at a lunar-base site

[NASA-TP-2869] p 79 N89-14210

BRYNTRN: A baryon transport model

[NASA-TP-2887] p 80 N89-17562

Radiation exposure for manned Mars surface missions

[NASA-TP-2979] p 80 N90-18357

Improved model for solar cosmic ray exposure in manned

Earth orbital flights

[NASA-TP-2987] p 80 N90-25031

Comparison of dose estimates using the buildup-factor

method and a Baryon transport code (BRYNTRN) with

Monte Carlo results

[NASA-TP-3021] p80 N90-29290

NEMETH, MICHAEL P.

Buckling and postbuckling behavior of square

compression-loaded graphite-epoxy plates with circular

cutouts

[NASA-TP-3007] p 29 N90-26077

Buckling and postbuckling behavior of

compression-loaded isotropic plates with cutouts

[NASA-TP-3024] p 47 N90-28859

NEMETH, NOEL N.

Ceramics Analysis and Reliability Evaluation of

Structures (CARES). Users and programmers manual

[NASA-TP-2916] p 47 N90-28099

NETTLES, A. T.

Instrumented impact and residual tensile strength testing

of eight-ply carbon eopoxy specimens

[NASA-TP-2981] p 29 N90-16007

Low velocity instrumented impact testing of four new

damage tolerant carbon/epoxy composite systems

[NASA-TP-3029] p 29 N90-25198

An examination of impact damage in glass-phenolic and

aluminum honeycomb core composite panels

[NASA-TP-3042] p 29 N90-27876

NEUGEBAUER, G.

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 1: Explanatory supplement

[NASA-RP-1190-VOL-1] p 76 N89-14194

NEUMAN, HARVEY E.

Laser-velocimeter-measured flow field around an

advanced, swept, eight-blade propeller at Mach 0.8

[NASA-TP-2462] p2 N90-20942

NEWSOM, JERRY R.

NASA/ODD Controls-Structures Interaction Technology

1989

[NASA-CP-3041] p26 N90-21062

NGO, KIM CHI

Contamination of liquid oxygen by pressurized gaseous

nitrogen

[NASA-TP-2894] p 38 N89-19499

NICHOLS, J. H., JR.

Large-scale static investigation of

circulation-control-wing concepts applied to upper

surface-blowing aircraft

[NASA-TP-2684) p 13 N87-15959

NICHOLSBOHLIN, JOY

International ultraviolet explorer spectral atlas of

planetary nebulae, central stars, and related objects

[NASA-RP-1203] p 76 N88-28843

NIELSEN, JACK N.

Proceedings of the Circulation-Control Workshop,

1986

(NASA-CP-2432] p7 N88-17586

NISHIOKA, KENJI

Workshop on Technology Development Issues for the

Large Deployable Reflector (LDR)

[NASA-CP-2407] p75 N88-20235

B-12
PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX PATTERSON, JAMES C., JR.

NISSIM, E.

Control surface spanwise placement in active flutter

suppression systems

INASA-TP-2873) p 45 N89-16196

Method for experimental determination of flutter speed

by parameter identification

(NASA-TP-2923] p 15 N89-26844

Effect of control surface mass unbalance on the stability

of a closed-loop active control system

[NASA-TP-2952] p 47 N90-12042

NISSIM, ELI

The effectiveness of vane-aileron excitation in the

experimental determination of flutter speed by parameter

identification

[NASA-TP-2971] p 16 N90-15100

NIXON, MARK W.

Preliminary structural design of composite main rotor

blades for minimum weight

[NASA-TP-2730] p 28 N87-25435

NOLL, CAREY E.

Crustal Dynamics Project: Catalogue of site

information

INASA-RP-1198] p52 N88-19037

NOONAN, KEVIN W.

Aerodynamic characteristics of two rotorcraft airfoils

designed (or application to the inboard region of a main

rotor blade

[NASA-TP-3009] p11 N90-24239

NOOR, AHMED K.

Exploiting symmetries in the modeling and analysis of

tires

[NASA-TP-2649] p 13 N87-17690

Continuum modeling of large lattice structures: Status

and projections

[NASA-TP-2767] p 25 N88-14115

Advances in contact algorithms and their application to

tires

[NASA-TP-2781] p 44 N88-21456

Partitioning strategy for efficient nonlinear finite element

dynamic analysis on multiprocessor computers

[NASA-TP-2850] p 45 N89-16170

Mixed finite element models for free vibrations of

thin-walled beams

[NASA-TP-2868] p 45 N89-19579

Mixed formulation for frictionless contact problems

[NASA-TP-2897] p 45 N89-19580

Research in structures, structural dynamics and

materials, 1989

INASA-CP-10024] p46 N89-24626

Modeling and analysis of the space shuttle nose-gear

tire with semianalytic finite elements

1NASA-TP-2977] p 42 N90-19595

NORBURY, JOHN W.

Doubly differential cross sections for galactic heavy-ion

fragmentation

[NASA-TP-2659] p 68 N87-17487

Possible complementary cosmic-ray systems: Nuclei

and antinuclei

[NASA-TP-2741] p 68 N87-24977

A general formalism for phase space calculations

[NASA-TP-2843] p 66 N89-14053

Calculation of two-neutron multiplicity in photonuclear

reactions

[NASA-TP-2968] p 68 N90-14890

NORMAN, SUSAN D.

Flight deck automation: Promises and realities

[NASA-CP-10036] p 17 N90-13384

NORTON, ROBERT H.

A high-resolution atlas of the infrared spectrum of the

sun and the earth atmosphere from space. A compilation

of ATMOS spectra of the region from 650 to 4800 cm-1

(2.3 to 16 microns). Volume 2: Stratosphere and

mesosphere, 650 to 3350 cm-1

[NASA-RP-1224-VOL-2] p 53 N89-28969

A high-resolution atlas of the infrared spectrum of the

Sun and the Earth atmosphere from space: A compilation

of ATMOS spectra of the region from 650 to 4800 cm

(2.3 to 16 micron). Volume 1: The Sun

[NASA-RP-1224-VOL-1] p 53 N90-13893

NORUM, THOMAS D.

Shock structure and noise of supersonic jets in simulated

flight to Mach 0.4

[NASA-TP-2785] P 67 N88-16510

NOTESTINE, KBISTOPHER K.

Aerodynamic pressure and heating-rate distributions in

tile gaps around chine regions with pressure gradients at

a Mach number of 6.6

[NASA-TP-2988] P 38 N90-23670

NOWAK, ROBERT J.

Gas-jet and tangent-slot film cooling tests of a 12.5 deg

cone at Mach number of 6.7

[NASA-TP-2786] P 39 N90-28806

NUGENT, JACK

Comparison of wind tunnel and flight test afterbody and

nozzle pressures for a twin-jet fighter aircraft at transonic

speeds

[NASA-TP-2588] p6 N88-10765

NUTTER, S. T.

Nimbus-7 Stratospheric and Mesospheric Sounder

(SAMS) experiment data user's guide

[NASA-RP-1221] p53 N89-26304

OAKES, ARNOLD G.

Nimbus-7 data product summary

[NASA-RP-1215) p48 N89-22152

OOELL, STEPHEN L,

Fourth Conference on Artificial Intelligence lor Space

Applications

[NASA-CP-3013] p63 N89-15549

OOELL, STEVE L.

Fifth Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

[NASA-CP-3073] p 63 N90-27275

OLIVERSEN, NANCY A.

International ultraviolet explorer spectral atlas of

planetary nebulae, central stars, and related objects

[NASA-RP-1203) p 76 N88-28843

OLSEN, GEORGE C.

Effects of continuous and cyclic thermal exposures on

boron- and borsic-reinforced 6061 aluminum composites

[NASA-TP-1063] p28 N88-70029

ONEILL, ALAN

Comparison of satellite-derived dynamical quantities for

the stratosphere of the Southern Hemisphere

[NASA-CP-3044] p 53 N89-25540

ORANGE, THOMAS W.

Stress intensity and crack displacement for small edge

cracks

[NASA-TP-2801] p44 N88-17095

ORLADY, HARRY W.

Cockpit Resource Management Training

[NASA-CP-2455] p 12 N87-22634

Flight deck automation: Promises and realities

[NASA-CP-10036] p 17 N90-13384

ORMES, JONATHAN F.

Essays in Space Science

[NASA-CP-2464] p 72 N87-24247

ORMOND, F. M.

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1990: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-1242] p54 N90-28929

ORWIG, LARRY E.

Rapid Fluctuations in Solar Flares

[NASA-CP-2449] p 79 N87-21785

OSBORN, M. T.

Airborne lidar measurements of El Chichon stratospheric

aerosols. May 1983

[NASA-RP-1172] p51 N87-11358

Airborne lidar measurements of El Chichon stratospheric

aerosols, January 1984

[NASA-RP-1175] p51 N87-20663

SAM 2 data user's guide

[NASA-RP-1200J p 52 N88-25094

Forty-eight-inch lidar aerosol measurements taken at the

Langley Research Center, May 1974 to December 1987

[NASA-RP-1209J p52 N88-29234

OSLIK, N.

Nimbus-7 Stratospheric and Mesospheric Sounder

(SAMS) experiment data user's guide

[NASA-RP-1221] p53 N89-26304

OSSA, WILLIAM A.

Material characterization of superplastically formed

titanium (Ti-6AI-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo) sheet

[NASA-TP-2674] p 30 N87-20407

OSTROFF, AARON J.

Integrated tools for control-system analysis

[NASA-TP-2885] p 20 N89-19309

OSTROW, H.

Sensor performance analysis

[NASA-RP-1241] p50 N90-23780

OSWALD, F. B.

Testing of UH-60A helicopter transmission in NASA

Lewis 2240-kW (3000-hp) facility

[NASA-TP-2626] p 41 N87-10391

OSWALD, FRED B.

Gear tooth stress measurements on the UH-60A

helicopter transmission

[NASA-TP-2698] p41 N87-22235

Dynamic analysis of multimesh-gear helicopter

transmissions

[NASA-TP-2789] p 41 N88-17045

OTTENSTEIN, LAURA

Workshop on Two-Phase Fluid Behavior in a Space

Environment

[NASA-CP-3043] p 38 N89-26184

OUTLAW, R. A.

Electron stimulated desorption of atomic oxygen from

silver

[NASA-TP-2668] p 29 N87-18629

Permeation of oxygen through high purity, large grain

silver

[NASA-TP-27551 p 30 N87-27024

Auger electron intensity variations in oxygen-exposed

large grain polycrystalline silver

[NASA-TP-2930] p 67 N89-30022

Introduction to total- and partial-pressure measurements

in vacuum systems

[NASA-RP-1219] p40 N90-10412

An Auger electron speetroscopy study of

surface-preparation contaminants

[NASA-TP-2972] p 33 N90-16968

OWEN, ROBERT B.

Liquid drop stability for protein crystal growth in

microgravity

(NASA-TP-2724) p 58 N87-20727

OWENS, D. BRUCE

Low-speed wind-tunnel investigation of the flight

dynamic characteristics of an advanced turboprop

business/commuter aircraft configuration

[NASA-TP-2982] p 20 N90-19239

PACK, HOMER C., JR.

Solar array flight experiment/dynamic augmentation

experiment

[NASA-TP-2690] p 26 N87-20380

PALUMBO, DANIEL L

A technique for evaluating the application of the pin-level

stuck-at fault model to VLSI circuits

[NASA-TP-2738J p 42 N87-28025

PARK, J. H.

Atlas of absorption lines from 0 to 17900 cm (sup)-1

1NASA-RP-118B] p49 N87-2895S

PARK, STEPHEN K.

Quantitative analysis of the reconstruction performance

of inlerpolants

[NASA-TP-2688] p 65 N87-22441

Digital enhancement of flow field images

[NASA-TP-2770] p 62 N88-20833

Visual Information Processing for Television and

Telerobotics

[NASA-CP-3053] p 40 N90-16204

PARKINSON, CLAIRE L.

Arctic Sea ice, 1973-1976: Satellite passive-microwave

observations

[NASA-SP-489] p58 N87-24870

PARRISH, RUSSELL V.

Stereopsis cueing effects on hover-in-turbulence

performance in a simulated rotorcraft

[NASA-TP-2980] p 17 N90-21004

Determination of depth-viewing volumes for stereo

three-dimensional graphic displays

[NASA-TP-2999] p 61 N90-22965

PARROTT, TONY L

Experimental validation of a two-dimensional shear-flow

model for determining acoustic impedance

[NASA-TP-2679] p 66 N87-20798

Evaluation of a scale-model experiment to investigate

long-range acoustic propagation

[NASA-TP-2748] p 66 N88-11450

Measured and calculated acoustic attenuation rates of

tuned resonator arrays for two surface impedance

distribution models with flow

[NASA-TP-2766] p 67 N88-17440

Fluctuating pressures measured beneath a

high-temperature, turbulent boundary layer on a flat plate

at Mach number of 5

[NASA-TP-2947] p 67 N90-10680

PARSONS, C. L

MARA (Multimode Airborne Radar Altimeter) system

documentation. Volume 1: MARA system requirements

document

[NASA-RP-1226] p39 N89-26209

PATNAIK, SURYA N.

Integrated force method versus displacement method

for finite element analysis

[NASA-TP-29371 p 47 N90-18081

PATTERSON, BRIAN P.

User's manual for LINEAR, a FORTRAN program to

derive linear aircraft models

[NASA-TP-27681 p 65 N88-21740

User's manual for interactive LINEAR: A FORTRAN

program to derive linear aircraft models

INASA-TP-2835) p 65 N89-16437

PATTERSON, JAMES C., JR.

Evaluation of installed performance of a

wing-tip-mounted pusher turboprop on a semispan wing

[NASA-TP-2739J p 14 N87-26041

B-13
PATTON, JAMES M., JR. PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX

PATTON, JAMES M., JR.

Flight investigation of the effect of tail configuration on

stall, spin, and recovery characteristics of a low-wing

general aviation research airplane

[NASA-TP-2644] p 13 N87-16815

Flight investigation of the effects of an outboard

wing-leading-edge modification on stall/spin

characteristics of a low-wing, single-engine, T-tail light

airplane

[NASA-TP-2691] p 14 N87-23614

PAULSON, JOHN W., JR.

A review of technologies applicable to low-speed flight

of high-performance aircraft investigated in the Langley

14- x 22-foot subsonic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2796] p7 N88-20264

PAVU, ALBERT J.

Experimental thrust performance of a high-area-ratio

rocket nozzle

[NASA-TP-2720] p 26 N87-20381

Comparison of theoretical and experimental thrust

performance of a 1030:1 area ratio rocket nozzle at a

chamber pressure of 2413 kN/m2 (3SO psia)

[NASA-TP-2725] p 26 N87-25423

Experimental evaluation of heat transfer on a 1030:1

area ratio rocket nozzle

[NASA-TP-2726] p 27 N87-25424

PECKER, JEAN-CLAUDE

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p75 N88-11592

PEET, SHELLY

Traveling-wave-tube efficiency improvement by a

low-cost technique for deposition of carbon on multistage

depressed collector

[NASA-TP-2719] p 35 N87-21239

Performance of a small, graphite electrode, multistage

depressed collector with a 500-W, continuous wave, 4.8-

to 9.6-GHz traveling wave tube

[NASA-TP-2788] p 35 N88-15146

PENARANDA, F. E.

Aeronautical facilities assessment

[NASA-RP-1146] p21 N87-10876

PENDERGRAFT, ODIS C., JR.

An experimental investigation of an advanced turboprop

installation on a swept wing at subsonic and transonic

speeds

[NASA-TP-2729] p6 N87-26883

Comparison of wind tunnel and flight test afterbody and

nozzle pressures for a twin-jet fighter aircraft at transonic

speeds

[NASA-TP-2588] p6 N88-10765

PENLAND, JIM A.

Effect of Reynolds number variation on aerodynamics

of a hydrogen-fueled transport concept at Mach 6

[NASA-TP-2728] p5 N87-26031

PENN, LANNING M.

The 1987 Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment: The

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1201] p49 N88-20714

The 1989 Airborne Arctic Stratospheric Expedition

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atfas

[NASA-RP-1227] p 57 N89-27302

The 1988 Antarctic ozone monitoring Nimbus-7 TOMS

data atlas

[NASA-RP-1225] p 57 N89-28983

Nimbus-7 TOMS Antarctic ozone atlas: August through

November, 1989

[NASA-RP-1237] p 58 N90-23837

PERALA, RODNEY A.

New methods and results for quantification of

lightning-aircraft electrodynamics

[NASA-TP-2737] p4 N87-21871

PEREGOY, W. K.

Electron stimulated desorption of atomic oxygen from

silver

[NASA-TP-2668J p 29 N87-18629

Permeation of oxygen through high purity, large grain

silver

[NASA-TP-2755] p 30 N87-27024

PEREYDA, MARGARITA

Time-Variable Phenomena in the Jovian System

[NASA-SP-494J p 78 N89-28474

PERSON, LEE H., JR.

Piloted simulator study of allowable time delays in

large-airplane response

[NASA-TP-2652] p 19 N87-16849

Handling qualities of a wide-body transport airplane

utilizing Pitch Active Control Systems (PACS) for relaxed

static stability application

[NASA-TP-2482] p 19 N88-14987

Simulator evaluation of a display for a Takeoff

Performance Monitoring System

[NASA-TP-2908] p 20 N89-23469

PETERS, JEANNE M.

Partitioning strategy for efficient nonlinear finite element

dynamic analysis on multiprocessor computers

[NASA-TP-2850J p45 N89-16170

Mixed finite element models for free vibrations of

thin-walled beams

[NASA-TP-2868] p 45 N89-19579

PHILLIPS, JAMES D.

Modal control of an oblique wing aircraft

[NASA-TP-2898J p 20 N89-16845

PHILLIPS, PAMELA S.

A transonic-small-disturbance wing design

methodology

[NASA-TP-2806] p7 N88-17614

PICKETT, H. M.

Atlas of absorption lines from 0 to 17900 cm (sup)-1

[NASA-RP-1188] p49 N87-28955

PIERCE, ALLAN D.

Status of sonic boom methodology and understanding

[NASA-CP-3027] p9 N89-23415

PILKEY, BARBARA F.

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 1

[NASA-CP-2488-VOL-1] p 43 N8B-13609

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 2

[NASA-CP-2488-VOL-2] p 44 N88-18948

PILKEY, WALTER D.

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 1

[NASA-CP-2488-VOL-1] P 43 N88-13609

The 58th Shock and Vibration Symposium, volume 2

[NASA-CP-2488-VOL-2] p 44 N88-18948

PILTCH, NANCY D.

Microgravity Combustion Diagnostics Workshop

[NASA-CP-10017] p32 N89-17682

PIROUZ, P.

Indentation plasticity and fracture in silicon

[NASA-TP-2863] p 30 N89-10996

PITTMAN, J. l_

Supersonic, nonlinear, attached-flow wing design for

high lift with experimental validation

[NASA-TP-2336] p3 N87-10042

PITTS, FELIX L

New methods and results for quantification of

lightning-aircraft electrodynamics

(NASA-TP-2737] p4 N87-21871

PLESCIA, JEFF l_

Planetary geosciences, 1988

[NASA-SP-498] p48 N89-26274

POLAND, ARTHUR I.

Coronal and Prominence Plasmas

[NASA-CP-2442] p 79 N87-20871

POLITES, M. E.

A general-purpose balloon-borne pointing system for

solar scientific instruments

[NASA-TP-3013] p33 N90-21219

POLITES, MICHAEL E.

Modeling digital control systems with MA-prefiltered

measurements

[NASA-TP-2732] p 32 N87-22870

A new approach to state estimation in deterministic

digital control systems

[NASA-TP-2745] p 32 N87-24585

Exact state reconstruction in deterministic digital control

systems

[NASA-TP-2757] p 32 N87-27067

Further developments in exact state reconstruction in

deterministic digital control systems

[NASA-TP-2812] p 32 N88-18751

More on exact state reconstruction in deterministic digital

control systems

[NASA-TP-2847) p 33 N88-28177

The estimation error covariance matrix for the ideal state

reconstructor with measurement noise

[NASA-TP-2881] p 63 N89-13994

Further developments in modeling digital control

systems with MA-prefiltered measurements

[NASA-TP-2909] p33 N89-24507

A new state reconstructor for digital controls systems

using weighted-average measurements

[NASA-TP-2936] p 33 N89-27039

Rotating-unbalanced-mass devices for scanning

balloon-borne experiments, free-frying spacecraft, and

space shuttle/space station experiments

[NASA-TP-3030] p33 N90-25255

POPE, 0. STUART

Airfoil self-noise and prediction

[NASA-RP-1218] p67 N89-25673

PORTER, F.

NASA/MSFC FY-85 Atmospheric Processes Research

Review

[NASA-CP-2402] p 55 N87-13043

POWELL, CLEMANS A.

Status of sonic boom methodology and understanding

(NASA-CP-3027] p 9 N89-23415

FAA/NASA En Route Noise Symposium

[NASA-CP-3067] p67 N90-24853

POWELL, RICHARD W.

The effect of interplanetary trajectory options on a

manned Mars aerobrake configuration

[NASA-TP-3019] P 24 N90-26036

POWELL, W. R.

Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) encoder handbook for

Aydin Vector MMP-600 series system

INASA-RP-1171] p33 N87-11916

POWERS, SHERYLL GOECKE

Flight and wind-tunnel measurements showing base

drag reduction provided by a trailing disk for high Reynolds

number turbulent flow for subsonic and transonic Mach

numbers

(NASA-TP-2638] p 37 N88-14299

Influence of base modifications on in-flight base drag

in the presence of jet exhaust for Mach numbers from

0.7 to 1.5

[NASA-TP-2802] p 37 N88-18881

PRABHU, RAMADAS K.

A rapid method for the computation of equilibrium

chemical composition of air to 15000 K

[NASA-TP-2792] p 30 N88-16830

Finite-rate water condensation in combustion-heated

wind tunnels

[NASA-TP-2833] p 22 N88-28075

PRASAD, CHUNCHU B.

A Protection And Detection Surface (PADS) for damage

tolerance

[NASA-TP-3011] p29 N90-27788

PRATHER, M. J.

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1988: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-1208] p52 N88-29233

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1990: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-1242] p54 N90-28929

PRATHER, MICHAEL J.

An assessment model for atmospheric composition

[NASA-CP-3023] p57 N89-20588

Two-Dimensional Intercomparison of Stratospheric

Models

[NASA-CP-3042J p53 N90-11405

PRICE, DOUGLAS B.

Singular perturbations and time scales in the design of

digital flight control systems

[NASA^TP-2844] p 19 N89-12569

PRICE, HAROLD G.

High-pressure calorimeter chamber tests for liquid

oxygen/kerosene (LOX/RP-1) rocket combustion

[NASA-TP-2862] p 27 N89-15979

PROFFITT, MELISSA &

Integrated tools for control-system analysis

[NASA-TP-2885] p 20 N89-19309

PURGOLD, G. CARLTON

Surface bidirectional reflectance properties of two

southwestern Arizona deserts for wavelengths between

0.4 and 2.2 micrometers

[NASA-TP-2643] p 48 N87-22281

QUERCI, FRANCOIS R.

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p75 N88-11592

GUILLEN, DIANA T.

First International Conference on Laboratory Research

for Planetary Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-3077] p 78 N90-26744

QUINN, ROBERT D.

Finite-element reentry heat-transfer analysis of space

shuttle Orbiter

[NASA-TP-2657] p 37 N87-29795

OUINTO, P. FRANK

Low-speed aerodynamic characteristics of a twin-engine

general aviation configuration with aft-fuselage-mounted

pusher propellers

[NASA-TP-2763] p6 N87-29462

A review of technologies applicable to low-speed flight

of high-performance aircraft investigated in the Langley

14- x 22-foot subsonic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2796] p7 N88-20264

Thrust-reverser flow investigation on a twin-engine

transport

[NASA-TP-2856] p9 N89-14213

The Langley 14- by 22-foot subsonic tunnel: Description,

flow characteristics, and guide for users

[NASA-TP-3008] p 12 N90-27649

RAHE, JUERGEN

Atlas of Comet Halley 1910 II

[NASA-SP-488] p75 N87-30235

RAHE, JURGEN

Time-Variable Phenomena in the Jovian System

(NASA-SP-494) p 78 N89-28474

B-14
PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX SATRAN, D. R.

RAMAPRIYAN, H. K.

Proceedings of the Scientific Data Compression

Workshop

[NASA-CP-3025] p 63 N89-22332

RAMATY, REUVEN

Essays in Space Science

[NASA-CP-2464] p 72 N87-24247

RAMINS, PETER

Performance of textured carbon on copper electrode

multistage depressed collectors with medium-power

traveling wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2665] p 34 N87-17990

Design, fabrication and performance of small, graphite

electrode, multistage depressed collectors with 200-W,

CW. 8- to 18-GHz traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2693] p 35 N87-Z0474

Traveling-wave-tube efficiency improvement by a

low-cost technique for deposition of carbon on multistage

depressed collector

[NASA-TP-2719] p 35 N87-21239

Analytical and experimental performance of a dual-mode

traveling wave tube and multistage depressed collector

[NASA-TP-2752] p 35 N87-25532

Performance of a small, graphite electrode, multistage

depressed collector with a 500-W, continuous wave, 4.8-

to 9.6-GHz traveling wave tube

[NASA-TP-2788] p 35 N88-15146

Performance of a multistage depressed collector with

machined titanium electrodes

[NASA-TP-2891] p 35 N89-15337

Design, fabrication, and performance of brazed, graphite

electrode, multistage depressed collectors with 500-W,

continuous wave, 4.8- to 9.6-GHz traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2904] p 35 N89-21171

Spent-beam refocusing analysis and multistage

depressed collector design for a 75-W, 59- to 64-GHz

coupled-cavity traveling-wave tube

[NASA-TP-3039] p 35 N90-27965

RAPP, DOUGLAS C.

Analysis of quasi-hybrid solid rocket booster concepts

for advanced earth-to-orbit vehicles

[NASA-TP-2751J p 27 N87-25425

RASH, JAMES

The 1988 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-3009] p64 N88-30330

The 1989 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-3033] p64 N89-26578

RASH, JAMES L

The 1990 Goddard Conference on Space Applications

of Artificial Intelligence

[NASA-CP-3068] p 64 N90-22294

RAY, EDWARD J.

Evolution, calibration, and operational characteristics of

the two-dimensional test section of the Langley 0.3-meter

transonic cryogenic tunnel

[NASA-TP-2749] p 21 N87-28570

CAST-10-2/DOA 2 Airfoil Studies Workshop Results

[NASA-CP-3052] p 22 N90-17647

RAY, RONALD J.

Evaluation of various thrust calculation techniques on

an F404 engine

[NASA-TP-3001] p16 N90-25134

REARDON, LAWRENCE F.

Evaluation of a strain-gage load calibration on a

low-aspect-ratio wing structure at elevated temperature

[NASA-TP-2921] p 46 N89-28034

REMSBERG, E. E.

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LI MS map archive

tape: Ozone and nitric acid

[NASA-TP-2625] p 51 N87-13022

REMSBERG, ELLIS E.

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Water vapor and nitrogen dioxide

[NASA-TP-2761] p 56 N88-14572

REPAS, GEORGE A.

Conventionally cast and forged copper alloy for

high-heat-flux thrust chambers

tNASA-TP-2694] p 30 N87-16902

RESSLER, G. M.

Sensor performance analysis

[NASA-RP-1241] p50 N90-23780

REUBUSH, DAVID E.

Effects of afterbody boattail design and empennage

arrangement on aeropropulsive characteristics of a

twin-engine fighter model at transonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2704] p4 N87-21873

Static internal performance of a two-dimensional

convergent-divergent nozzle with thrust vectoring

[NASA-TP-2721] pS N87-24432

Effects of the installation and operation of jet-exhaust

yaw vanes on the longitudinal and lateral-directional

characteristics of the F-14 airplane

[NASA-TP-2769] p6 N88-12455

RHODES, PERCY H.

Preparative electrophoresis for space

[NASA-TP-2777] p 32 N88-10977

Continuous flow electrophoresis system experiments on

shuttle flights STS-6 and STS-7

INASA-TP-2778) p 32 N88-10978

RICHARDS, W. B.

Propagation of sound waves in tubes of noncircular cross

section

[NASA-TP-260t] p3 N87-14284

RICHARDSON, D. J.

Atlas of absorption lines from 0 to 17900 cm (supH

[NASA-RP-1188] p49 N87-28955

RICHMOND, R. J.

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1986,

volume 2

[NASA-CP-2437-VOL-2] p 27 N89-12626

RICHMOND, ROBERT J.

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1988,

volume 1

[NASA-CP-3012-VOL-1] p 27 N90-28611

RIEBE, GREGORY D.

Subsonic maneuver capability of a supersonic cruise

fighter wing concept

[NASA-TP-2642] p3 N87-15184

RILEY, CHRISTOPHER J.

An approximate method for calculating

three-dimensional inviscid hypersonic flow fields

[NASA-TP-3018] p39 N90-27066

RINSLAND, C. P.

Atlas of absorption lines from 0 to 17900 cm (sup)-1

[NASA-RP-1188] p49 N87-28955

RISING, J. J.

Handling qualities of a wide-body transport airplane

utilizing Pitch Active Control Systems (PACS) for relaxed

static stability application

[NASA-TP-2482] p 19 N88-14987

RITCHIE, ELEANOR H.

Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1979-1984: A

chronology

[NASA-SP-4024] p 81 N90-25928

ROBERTS, WILLIAM T.

Solar-Terrestrial Science Strategy Workshop

[NASA-CP-3048] p 73 N90-18329

ROBINSON, MARTHA P.

Cornering characteristics of the main-gear tire of the

space shuttle orbiter

[NASA-TP-2790J p 14 N88-18583

RODDIER, CLAUDE

Spatial interferometry in optical astronomy

[NASA-RP-1245] p 75 N90-28470

RODDIER, FRANCOIS

Spatial interferometry in optical astronomy

[NASA-RP-1245) p 75 N90-28470

RODGERS, C. D.

Nimbus-7 Stratospheric and Mesospheric Sounder

(SAMS) experiment data user's guide

[NASA-RP-1221] p53 N89-26304

ROGERS, JAMES L.

A knowledge-based tool for multilevel decomposition of

a complex design problem

[NASA-TP-2903] p 63 N89-23181

ROHN, DOUGLAS A.

Efficiency testing of a helicopter transmission planetary

reduction stage

[NASA-TP-2795] p 41 N88-15224

ROMAN, ROBERT F.

Secondary electron emission characteristics of

molybdenum-masked, ion-textured OFHC copper

[NASA-TP-2967] p 31 N90-15211

ROMANOFSKY, ROBERT R.

Universal test fixture for monolithic mm-wave integrated

circuits calibrated with an augmented TRD algorithm

[NASA-TP-2875] p 34 N89-17767

Analytical and experimental procedures for determining

propagation characteristics of millimeter-wave gallium

arsenide microstrip lines

[NASA-TP-2899J p 35 N89-21169

RONCOLI, RALPH B.

Development and flight test of an experimental

maneuver autopilot for a highly maneuverable aircraft

[NASA-TP-2618J p 15 N88-21153

ROSHOLT, ROBERT L

NASA historical data book. Volume 1: NASA resources

1958-1968

[NASA-SP-4012-VOL-1] p 80 N88-25428

ROTHMAN, l_ S.

Atlas of absorption lines from 0 to 17900 cm (sup)-1

[NASA-RP-1188) p49 N87-28955

ROTHMANN, BETH

Applications of the hybrid automated reliability predictor:

Revised edition

[NASA-TP-2760-REV] p 63 N90-11454

ROYSTER, DICK M.

Material characterization of superplastically formed

titanium (Ti-6AI-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo) sheet

[NASA-TP-2674] p 30 N87-20407

RUDOLPH, TERENCE H.

New methods and results for quantification of

lightning-aircraft electrodynamics

(NASA-TP-2737) p4 N87-21871

RUHLIN, C. L

Effects of winglet on transonic flutter characteristics of

a cantilevered twin-engine-transport wing model

[NASA-TP-2627] p 43 N87-13789

RUMMEL, JOHN D.

Controlled Ecological Life Support System. Design,

Development, and Use of a Ground-Based Plant Growth

Module

[NASA-CP-2479] p 60 N88-13852

RUSSELL, J. M., Ill

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Ozone and nitric acid

[NASA-TP-2625] p 51 N87-13022

RUSSELL, JAMES M., Ill

Description of data on the Nimbus 7 LIMS map archive

tape: Water vapor and nitrogen dioxide

[NASA-TP-2761] p 56 N88-14572

RUT AN, DAVID

Atlas of albedo and absorbed solar radiation derived

from Nimbus 6 earth radiation budget data set, July 1975

to May 1978

[NASA-RP-1230] p 57 N90-14741

Atlas of albedo and absorbed solar radiation derived

from Nimbus 7 Earth radiation budget data set, November

1978 to October 1985

[NASA-RP-1231] p57 N90-17233

RUTTLEDGE, D. C. G.

Rotorcraft flight-propulsion control integration: An

eclectic design concept

[NASA-TP-2815) p 19 N88-19475

RYAN, ROBERT S.

Structural Dynamics and Control Interaction of Flexible

Structures

[NASA-CP-2467-PT-1 ] p 23 N87-22702

Structural Dynamics and Control Interaction of Flexible

Structures

[NASA-CP-2467-PT-2] p 23 N87-22729

Practices in adequate structural design

[NASA-TP-2893] p 24 N89-18504

RYBICKI, GEORGE C.

Indentation plasticity and fracture in silicon

[NASA-TP-2863] p 30 N89-10996

SABO, FRANCES E.

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow.

Control, part 1

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-1) p 10 N90-12503

Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 2

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-2] p 10 N90-12519

. Research in Natural Laminar Flow and Laminar-Flow

Control, part 3

[NASA-CP-2487-PT-3] p 10 N90-12539

SALTSMAN, JAMES F.

Life prediction of thermomechanical fatigue using total

strain version of strainrange partitioning (SRP): A

proposal

[NASA-TP-2779] p 44 N88-15263

SANDAGE, ALLAN

Atlas of galaxies useful for measuring the cosmological

distance scale

[NASA-SP-496] P 74 N89-12513

SANDLER, HAROLD

Joint US/USSR study: Comparison of effects of

horizontal and head-down bed rest

[NASA-TP-3037] p 60 N90-28965

SANKARAN, S. N.

Emittance, catalysis, and dynamic oxidation of

Ti-14AI-21Nb

[NASA-TP-2955] p 31 N90-10248

SANKARAN, SANKARA N.

Oxidation characteristics of Ti-14AI-21Nb ingot alloy

[NASA-TP-3012] p 31 N90-25206

SANTORO, GILBERT J.

Microgravity Combustion Diagnostics Workshop

[NASA-CP-10017] p32 N89-17682

SANZ, JOSE M.

Lewis inverse design code (LINDES): Users manual

[NASA-TP-2676] p4 N87-20238

SATRAN, D. R.

Wind-tunnel investigation of the flight characteristics of

a canard general-aviation airplane configuration

[NASA-TP-2623] p3 N87-10039

B-15
SCANLON, CHARLES H. PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX

SCANLON, CHARLES H.

Effect of motion cues during complex curved approach

and landing tasks: A piloted simulation study

(NASA-TP-2773) p 14 N88-12-180

SCHAFER, CHARLES F.

Mixing and Demixing Processes in Multiphase Flows

With Application to Propulsion Systems

[NASA-CP-3006] p37 NB9-11153

SCHIESS, JAMES R.

An algorithm for surface smoothing with rational

splines

[NASA-TP-2708] p 65 N87-22447

SCHLESINGER, BARRY M.

Nimbus 7 Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet (SBUV) spectral

scan solar irradiance and Earth radiance product user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1199] p48 N88-17096

Nimbus 7 solar backscatter ultraviolet (SBUV) ozone

products user's guide

[NASA-RP-1234] p 53 N90-17227

SCHUCKENMAIER, HERBERT

Airborne Wind Shear Detection and Warning Systems:

First Combined Manufacturers' and Technologists'

Conference

(NASA-CP-100061 p 12 N88-17616

SCHHIDUN, F. J.

Preliminary estimates of radiosonde thermistor errors

[NASA-TP-2637] p 55 N87-12086

SCHMITZ, MARION

Infrared source cross-index, first edition

[NASA-RP-1182] p73 N87-22573

Catalog of infrared observations. Part 1: Data

[NASA-RP-1196-PT-1-ED-2J p 73 N88-15738

Catalog of infrared observations. Part 2: Appendixes

[NASA-RP-1196-PT-2-ED-2] p 74 N88-16615

Far infrared supplement: Catalog of infrared

observations, second edition

[NASA-RP-12051 P 74 N88-30545

SCHOCK, R. W.

Solar array flight dynamic experiment

[NASA-TP-2598] p 23 N87-12581

SCHRYER, DAVID R.

Low-Temperature CO-Oxidation Catalysts for Long-LJfe

CO2 Lasers

INASA-CP-3076] p40 N90-24586

SCHULTZ, K.-J.

Advancing-side directivity and retreating-side

interactions of model rotor blade-vortex interaction noise

[NASA-TP-2784] p 67 N88-22710

SCHWARTZ, DEBORAH E.

Microgravity Particle Research on the Space Station

[NASA-CP-2496] p 58 N88-15354

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 1: Executive

summary and overview

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1] p 59 N89-24022

Gas-Grain Simulation Facility: Fundamental studies of

particle formation and interactions. Volume 2: Abstracts,

candidate experiments and feasibility study

[NASA-CP-10026-VOL-2] p 59 N89-24023

SCOFIELD, HAROLD N.

Structural Dynamics and Control Interaction of Flexible

Structures

[NASA-CP-2467-PT-1] p 23 N87-22702

Structural Dynamics and Control Interaction of Flexible

Structures

[NASA-CP-2467-PT-2] p 23 N87-22729

SCOTT, J. HOLLAND, JR.

Investigation of the misfueling of reciprocating piston

aircraft engines

[NASA-TP-2803] p 12 N88-21144

SEALS, ROBERT K., JR.

Two-Dimensional Intercomparison of Stratospheric

Models

[NASA-CP-3042] p53 N90-11405

SEASHOLTZ, RICHARD G.

Three component laser anemometer measurements in

an annular cascade of core turbine vanes with contoured

end wall

[NASA-TP-2846] p8 N89-10844

SECHRIST, FRANK S.

The 1987 Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment: The

Nimbus-7 TOMS data atlas

[NASA-RP-1201) p49 N88-20714

SELF, MATTHEW

Automatic classification of spectra from the Infrared

Astronomical Satellite (IRAS)

[NASA-RP-1217] p75 N90-10807

SERAFINI, JOHN A.

Laser-velocimeter-measured flow field around an

advanced, swept, eight-blade propeller at Mach 0.8

[NASA-TP-2462] p 2 N90-20942

SHALKHAUSER, KURT A.

Bit-error-rate testing of high-power 30-GHz traveling

wave tubes for ground-terminal applications

[NASA-TP-2635] p 33 N87-17971

Universal test fixture for monolithic mm-wave integrated

circuits calibrated with an augmented TRD algorithm

[NASA-TP-2875] p 34 N89-17767

SHALKHAUSER, MARY JO

Satellite-matrix-switched, time-division-multiple-access

network simulator

[NASA-TP-2944] p 34 N90-11915

SHALKHAUSER, MARY JO W.

Digitally modulated bit error rate measurement system

for microwave component evaluation

[NASA-TP-29121 p 23 N89-28545

SHARPE, DAVID L

An experimental investigation of the flap-lag-torsion

aeroelastic stability of a small-scale hingeless helicopter

rotor in hover

(NASA-TP-2546) p7 N88-20257

SHEARIN, JOHN G.

Shock structure and noise of supersonic jets in simulated

flight to Mach 0.4

[NASA-TP-2785J p 67 N88-16510

SHEN, CHIH-PING

Low-energy gamma ray attenuation characteristics of

aviation fuels

[NASA-TP-2974] p 63 N90-18882

SHINN, JUDY L.

Conservation equations and physical models for

hypersonic air flows in thermal and chemical

nonequilibrium

[NASA-TP-2867] p 38 N89-16115

Improved model for solar cosmic ray exposure in manned

Earth orbital flights

[NASA-TP-2987] p 80 N90-25031

Comparison of dose estimates using the buildup-factor

method and a Baryon transport code (BRYNTRN) with

Monte Carlo results

[NASA-TP-30211 p80 N90-29290

SHORT, NICHOLAS M.

Geomorphology from space: A global overview of

regional landforms

[NASA-SP-486) p47 N87-18139

SHOVLIN, M. D.

Large-scale static investigation of

circulation-control-wing concepts applied to upper

surface-blowing aircraft

(NASA-TP-2684) p 13 N87-15959

SHUART, MARK J.

A Protection And Detection Surface (PADS) for damage

tolerance

[NASA-TP-3011] p29 N90-27788

SHYNE, RICKEY J.

Experimental evaluation of two turning vane designs for

fan drive corner of 0.1-scale model of NASA Lewis

Research Center's proposed altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2646] p 21 N87-18576

Detailed flow surveys of turning vanes designed for a

0.1-scale model of NASA Lewis Research Center's

proposed altitude wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2680] p 21 N87-20295

Experimental evaluation of turning vane designs for

high-speed and coupled fan-drive corners of 0.1-scale

model of NASA Lewis Research Center's proposed altitude

wind tunnel

[NASA-TP-2681] p 21 N88-17686

SIBONGA, JEAN D.

Cells in Space

[NASA-CP-10034] p61 N90-13939

SIEMERS, PAUL M., Ill

Qualitative evaluation of a flush air data system at

transonic speeds and high angles of attack

(NASA-TP-27161 p 14 N87-29497

SIM, A. G.

In-flight total forces, moments and static aeroelastic

characteristics of an oblique-wing research airplane

[NASA-TP-2224] p 19 N87-10103

Flight-determined aerodynamic derivatives of the AD-1

oblique-wing research airplane

[NASA-TP-2222] p 19 N87-10871

SIM, ALEX G.

Flight characteristics of the AD-1 oblique-wing research

aircraft

[NASA-TP-2223] p 19 N87-18570

SIMON, FREDERICK F.

Jet model for slot film cooling with effect of free-stream

and coolant turbulence

[NASA-TP-2655I p 36 N87-18034

SIMONSEN, USA C.

Radiation exposure for manned Mars surface missions

[NASA-TP-2979] p 80 N90-18357

SINGER, BART A.

Interactions of Tollmien-Schlichting waves and Dean

vortices. Comparison of direct numerical simulation and

a weakly nonlinear theory

[NASA-TP-29191 p10 N89-25118

SINGH, J. J.

Investigation of the effects of cobalt ions on epoxy

properties

(NASA-TP-2639) p 31 N87-12680

SINGH, JAG J.

A simplified method for determining heat of combustion

of natural gas

INASA-TP-2682) p 39 NB7-20514

Nuclear techniques in studies of condensed matter

(NASA-RP-1195) p68 N88-13015

Analysis of positron lifetime spectra in polymers

[NASA-TP-2853] p 63 N89-12237

Low-energy gamma ray attenuation characteristics of

aviation fuels

(NASA-TP-29741 p 63 N90-18882

SINHA, SUJIT

A study to evaluate STS heads-up ascent trajectory

performance employing a minimum-Hamiltonian

optimization strategy

(NASA-TP-2793) p 23 N88-15820

SLEEPER, ROBERT K.

Spanwise measurements of vertical components of

atmospheric turbulence

(NASA-TP-2963] p 58 N90-19718

SLIWA, STEVEN M.

Flight investigation of the effect of tail configuration on

stall, spin, and recovery characteristics of a low-wing

general aviation research airplane

[NASA-TP-2644J p 13 N87-16815

A closed-form trim solution yielding minimum trim drag

for airplanes with multiple longitudinal-control effectors

(NASA-TP-2907] p 20 N89-23468

SMERNOFF, DAVID T.

Controlled Ecological Life Support System:

Regenerative Life Support Systems in Space

(NASA-CP-2480] p 60 N88-12251

Controlled Ecological Life Support System. Design,

Development, and Use of a Ground-Based Plant Growth

Module

(NASA-CP-24791 p 60 N88-13852

SMITH, DONALD L.

Properties of two composite materials made of

toughened epoxy resin and high-strain graphite fiber

[NASA-TP-2826) p 28 N88-25480

SMITH, G. L

Angular radiation models for Earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 1: Shortwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184] p56 N88-27677

Angular radiation models for earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 2: Longwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184-VOL-2I p 57 N89-20587

SMITH, G. LOUIS

Atlas of wide-field-of-view outgoing longwave radiation

derived from Nimbus 6 Earth radiation budget data set,

July 1975 to June 1978

| NASA-RP-1185] p55 N87-26489

Atlas of wide-field-of-view outgoing longwave radiation

derived from Nimbus 7 Earth radiation budget data set -

November 1978 to October 1985

[NASA-RP-1186] p55 N88-10451

Limb-darkening functions as derived from along-track

operation of the ERBE scanning radiometer for January

1985

[NASA-RP-1214] p56 N89-17374

Atlas of albedo and absorbed solar radiation derived

from Nimbus 6 earth radiation budget data set, July 1975

to May 1978

[NASA-RP-1230J p 57 N90-14741

Atlas of albedo and absorbed solar radiation derived

from Nimbus 7 Earth radiation budget data set, November

1978 to October 1985

(NASA-RP-1231) p 57 N90-17233

SMITH, J. L.

Effects of variables upon pyrotechnically induced shock

response spectra

(NASA-TP-2603J p 43 N87-12921

SMITH, JAMES LEE

Effects of variables upon pyrotechnically induced shock

response spectra, part 2

[NASA-TP-2872J p 45 N89-13814

SMITH, KATHRYN A.

Software Reuse Issues

[NASA-CP-30571 p 63 N90-14789

SMITH, PAUL M.

Piloted simulator study of allowable time delays in

large-airplane response

(NASA-TP-2652) p 19 N87-16849

SMITH, R. E.

Upper and Middle Atmospheric Density Modeling

Requirements for Spacecraft Design and Operations

[NASA-CP-2460] p 52 N87-20665

SMITH, RONALD C.

Summary of studies to reduce wing-mounted preplan

installation drag on an M = 0.8 transport

[NASA-TP-2678J p 14 N87-20990

B-16
PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX TANNER, JOHN A!

SMITH, TAMARA A.

Experimental thrust performance of a high-area-ratio

rocket nozzle

[NASA-TP-2720] p 26 N87-20381

Comparison of theoretical and experimental thrust

performance of a 1030:1 area ratio rocket nozzle at a

chamber pressure of 2413 kN/m2 (350 psia)

[NASA-TP-2725] p 26 N87-25423

Experimental evaluation of heat transfer on a 1030:1

area ratio rocket nozzle

[NASA-TP-2726] p 27 N87-25424

SNYOER, ROBERT S.

Liquid drop stability for protein crystal growth in

microgravity

[NASA-TP-2724] p 58 N87-20727

Preparative electrophoresis for space

(NASA-TP-2777] p 32 N88-10977

Continuous flow electrophoresis system experiments on

shuttle flights STS-6 and STS-7

[NASA-TP-2778] p 32 N88-10978

SOBIESKI, J.

Recent Experiences in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 1

[ NASA-CP-2327-PT-1] p13 N87-11717

Recent Experiences in Multidisciplinary Analysis and

Optimization, part 2

[NASA-CP-2327-PT-2] p 13 N87-11750

SPADY, AMOS A., JR.

Airborne Wind Shear Detection and Warning Systems:

First Combined Manufacturers' and Technologists'

Conference

[NASA-CP-10006] p 12 N88-17616

SPALVINS, TALIVALDIS

Influence of the deposition conditions on radiolrequency

magnetron sputtered MoS2 films

[NASA-TP-2994] p 33 N90-21210

SPANN, J. F.

A Study of Space Station Contamination Effects

[NASA-CP-30021 p 72 N88-25390

SPANN, JAMES F.

Space Station Induced Monitoring

(NASA-CP-30211 p73 N89-15790

SPICER, D. S.

Theoretical Problems in High Resolution Solar Physics,

2

[NASA-CP-2483] p79 N88-11609

SPLETTSTOESSER, W. R.

Advancing-side directivity and retreating-side

interactions of model rotor blade-vortex interaction noise

[NASA-TP-2784J p 67 N88-22710

SPRINKLE, DANNY R.

Analysis of positron lifetime spectra in polymers

[NASA-TP-2853] p 63 N89-12237

Low-energy gamma ray attenuation characteristics of

aviation fuels

(NASA-TP-2974) p 63 N90-18882

SPUDIS, PAUL O.

Geoscience and a Lunar Base: A Comprehensive Plan

for Lunar Exploration

[NASA-CP-3070J p 78 N90-25030

SOUYRES, STEVEN W.

Microgravity Particle Research on the Space Station

[NASA-CP-2496] p 58 N88-15354

SREEKUMAR, PARAMESWARAN

The Energetic Gamma-Ray Experiment Telescope

(EGRET) Science Symposium

[NASA-CP-3071] p77 N90-23294

SRINIVASAN, S.

Simplified curve fits for the thermodynamic properties

of equilibrium air

[NASA-RP-1181] p36 N87-26309

SRIVATSAN, RAGHAVACHARI

Simulator evaluation of a display for a Takeoff

Performance Monitoring System

[NASA-TP-2908] p 20 N89-23469

STACK, SHARON H.

Langley Symposium on Aerodynamics, volume 1

[NASA-CP-2397] p 1 N88-14926

STALLINGS, ROBERT l_, JR.

Experimental cavity pressure distributions at supersonic

[NASA-TP-2683] p 5 N87-22626

STASSINOPOULOS, £. G.

Cosmic ray heavy ion LET mapping for aluminum, silicon,

and tissue targets

[NASA-RP-1180J p79 N87-25984

STAYLOR, W. F.

Angular radiation models for Earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 1: Shortwave radiation

[NASA-RP-11641 P56 N88-27677

STECHER, JOSEPH

Fifteenth Space Simulation Conference: Support the

Highway to Space Through Testing

[NASA-CP-3015] p25 N89-12582

STECHER, JOSEPH l_ III

Fourteenth Space Simulation Conference: Testing for

a Permanent Presence in Space

[NASA-CP-2446] p 25 N88-10829

STECKER, FLOYD W.

The Energetic Gamma-Ray Experiment Telescope

(EGRET) Science Symposium

t NASA-CP-3071 ] p77 N90-23294

STEIN, BLAND A.

NASA/SDIO Space Environmental Effects on Materials

Workshop, part 1

[NASA-CP-3035-PT-1J p 27 N89-23528

NASA/SDIO Space Environmental Effects on Materials

Workshop, part 2

[NASA-CP-3035-PT-2J p 28 N89-23547

Proceedings of the LDEF Materials Data Analysis

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10046J p28 N90-26075

STEIN, PETER A.

Lightweight structural design of a bolted case joint for

the space shuttle solid rocket motor

tNASA-TP-2851) p25 N89-12580

STEINKE, RONALD J.

Design of 9.271-pressure-ratio 5-stage core compressor

and overall performance for first 3 stages

[NASA-TP-2597] p 17 N87-17699

STEINMANN, PIERRE A.

Influence of the deposition conditions on radiolrequency

magnetron sputtered MoS2 films

[NASA-TP-2994] p 33 N90-21210

STEINMETZ, G. G.

Development and evaluation of an airplane electronic

display format aligned with the inertial velocity vector

[NASA-TP-2648] p 16 N87-13438

STEINMETZ, GEORGE G.

Effects of combining vertical and horizontal information

into a primary flight display

[NASA-TP-2783] p 17 N88-12487

STENGLE, THOMAS

Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory Symposium 1988

[NASA-CP-3011] p23 N89-15934

Flight Mechanics/Estimation Theory Symposium, 1989

[NASA-CP-3050] p23 N90-13413

STEPHENS, J. BRISCOE

System study of the carbon dioxide observational

platform system (CO-OPS): Project overview

[NASA-TP-2696] p 23 N87-18588

STEPHENS, R. M.

An Auger electron spectroscopy study of

surface-preparation contaminants

[NASA-TP-2972] p 33 N90-16968

STEPHENSON, JACK D.

Longitudinal stability and control characteristics of the

Ouiet Short-Haul Research Aircraft (QSRA)

[NASA-TP-2965] p 20 N90-17639

STEWART, E. C.

Piloted simulation study of the effects of an automated

trim system on flight characteristics of a light twin-engine

airplane with one engine inoperative

[NASA-TP-2633] p 3 N87-10843

STEWART, ERIC C.

Evaluation of the ride quality of a light twin engine

airplane using a ride quality meter

[NASA-TP-2913] p2 N89-22568

STIEF, LOUIS J.

First International Conference on Laboratory Research

for Planetary Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-3077] p 78 N90-26744

STITT, LEONARD E.

Exhaust nozzles for propulsion systems with emphasis

on supersonic cruise aircraft

[NASA-RP-1235] p 18 N90-21037

STOAKLEY, D. M.

Investigation of the effects of cobalt ions on epoxy

properties

[NASA-TP-2639] p 31 N87-12680

STOUGH, H. PAUL, HI

Flight investigation of the effect of tail configuration on

stall, spin, and recovery characteristics of a low-wing

general aviation research airplane

[NASA-TP-2644] p 13 N87-16815

Flight investigation of the effects of an outboard

wing-leading-edge modification on stall/spin

characteristics of a low-wing, single-engine, T-tail light

airplane

[NASA-TP-2691] P14 N87-23614

STOWE, L L

Angular radiation models for Earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 1: Shortwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184J p56 N88-27677

Angular radiation models for earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 2: Longwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184-VOL-2] p 57 N89-20587

STRAUS, DAVID

Five year global dataset: NMC operational analyses

(1978(01982)

[NASA-RP-1194] p55 N87-29996

STRAZISAR, ANTHONY J.

Laser anemometer measurements in a transonic

axial-flow fan rotor

[NASA-TP-2879] p 38 N90-11245

STREETT, CRAIG L.

A spectral collocation solution to the compressible

stability eigenvalue problem

[NASA-TP-2858] p9 N89-12543

STROUD, W. JEFFERSON

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics, part 1

[NASA-CP-3034-PT-1] p 46 N89-24638

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics

(NASA-CP-3034-PT-2] p 46 N89-24654

STUBBS, SANDY M.

Measurements of flow rate and trajectory of aircraft

tire-generated water spray

[NASA-TP-2718] p 14 N87-24458

Langley Aircraft Landing Dynamics Facility

INASA-RP-1189] p21 N87-29544

Cornering characteristics of the main-gear tire of the

space shuttle orbiter

[NASA-TP-2790] p 14 N88-18583

STUTZ, JOHN

Automatic classification of spectra from the Infrared

Astronomical Satellite (IRAS)

[NASA-RP-1217] p75 N90-10807

SUDER, KENNETH L.

Laser anemometer measurements in a transonic

axial-flow fan rotor

[NASA-TP-2879J p38 N90-11245

SULLIVAN, ROY M.

Hydroburst test of a carbon-carbon involute exit cone

[NASA-TP-2556J p 24 N88-14112

SUNG, C. C.

Mode-medium instability and its correction with a

Gaussian reflectivity mirror

[NASA-TP-3023] p68 N90-25673

SUTTLES, J. T.

Angular radiation models for Earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 1: Shortwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184] p56 N88-27677

Angular radiation models for earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 2: Longwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184-VOL-2] p 57 N89-20587

SUTTLES, JOHN T.

Limb-darkening functions as derived from along-track

operation of the ERBE scanning radiometer for January

1985

(NASA-RP-1214) p56 N89-17374

SWANSON, THEODORE D.

Workshop on Two-Phase Fluid Behavior in a Space

Environment

[NASA-CP-3043] p38 N89-26184

SYKES, GEORGE F, JR.

The effects of simulated space environmental

parameters on six commercially available composite

materials .

[NASA-TP-2906] p 29 N89-19385

SYKES, NANCY P.

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987. part 1

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-1] p 46 N89-29773

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 2

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-2J p 46 N89-29789

NASA Workshop on Computational Structural

Mechanics 1987, part 3

[NASA-CP-10012-PT-3] p 46 N89-29799

SZCZUR, M.

Proceedings of the 5th Annual Users' Conference

[NASA-CP-2399] p 62 N87-10720

SZCZUR, MARTHA

Sixth Annual Users' Conference

[NASA-CP-2463] p 62 N87-23156

SZOFRAN, F. R.

Growth of solid solution single crystals

[NASA-TP-2787I p 32 N88-14212

TANNEHILL, J. C.

Simplified curve fits for the thermodynamic properties

of equilibrium air

INASA-RP-1181) p36 N87-26309

TANNER, JOHN A.

Exploiting symmetries in the modeling and analysis of

tires

[NASA-TP-2649] p 13 N87-17690

B-17
TANNER, TRIEVE PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX

Langley Aircraft Landing Dynamics Facility

(NASA-RP-1189] p21 N87-29544

Advances in contact algorithms and their application to

tires

[NASA-TP-27811 p 44 N88-21456

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics, part 1

[NASA-CP-3034-PT-1) p 46 N89-24638

Computational Methods for Structural Mechanics and

Dynamics

[NASA-CP-3034-PT-2] p 46 N89-24654

Modeling and analysis of the space shuttle nose-gear

tire with semianalytic finite elements

[NASA-TP-2977] p 42 N90-19595

TANNER, TRIEVE

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 4: Inhouse Advanced Development and

Research

[NASA-CP-2426-VOL-4] p 59 N88-24148

TARTER, JILL C.

Carbon in the Galaxy: Studies from Earth and Space

[NASA-CP-3061] p73 N90-27562

TAUBER, MICHAEL E.

Trajectory characteristics and heating of hypervelocity

projectiles having large ballistic coefficients

[NASA-TP-2614] p 7 N88-19412

A review of high-speed, convective, heat-transfer

computation methods

[NASA-TP-2914] p 38 N89-27116

TAYLOR, F. W.

Nimbus-7 Stratospheric and Mesospheric Sounder

(SAMS) experiment data user's guide

[NASA-RP-1221] pS3 N89-26304

TAYLOR, G. JEFFREY

A lunar far-side very low frequency array

[NASA-CP-3039] p 75 N90-10805

Geoscience and a Lunar Base: A Comprehensive Plan

for Lunar Exploration

[NASA-CP-3070] p 78 N90-25030

TAYLOR, JOHN G.

Static investigation of a two-dimensional

convergent-divergent exhaust nozzle with multiaxis

thrust-vectoring capability

[NASA-TP-2973] pit N9CM9193

Internal performance of two nozzles utilizing gimbal

concepts for thrust vectoring

[NASA-TP-2991) p11 N90-19200

TAYLOR, STEVEN U

Nimbus 7 solar backscatter ultraviolet (SBUV) ozone

products user's guide

[NASA-RP-1234] p 53 N90-17227

TAYLOR, V. ft.

Angular radiation models for Earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 1: Shortwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184] p56 N88-27677

Angular radiation models for earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 2: Longwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184-VOL-2] p 57 N89-20587

TAYLOR, WILLIAM

Automatic classification of spectra from the Infrared

Astronomical Satellite (IRAS)

[NASA-RP-1217] p 75 N90-10807

TEICHMAN, LOUIS A.

NASA/SDIO Space Environmental Effects on Materials

Workshop, part 1

[NASA-CP-3035-PT-1J p 27 N89-23528

NASA/SDIO Space Environmental Effects on Materials

Workshop, part 2

[NASA-CP-3035-PT-2] p 28 N89-23547

THEON, JOHN S.

Spacelab 3 Mission Science Review

[NASA-CP-2429J p 36 N87-22103

THIELE, OTTO W.

On requirements for a satellite mission to measure

tropical rainfall

[NASA-RP-1183] p55 N87-20701

THOMAS, JAMES L.

Three-dimensional multigrid algorithms tor trie flux-split

Euler equations

[NASA-TP-2829] p 65 N89-12316

THOMAS, LAWRENCE R.

The 1986 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[MASA-CP-2438] p 22 N87-20302

The 1988 Get Away Special Experimenter's

Symposium

[NASA-CP-3008] p22 N89-10902

THOMAS, RICHARD

The M-type stars

[NASA-SP-492] p75 N88-11592

O stars and Wolf-Rayet stars

[NASA-SP-497) p74 N89-11657

THOMPSON, RICHARD A.

A review of reaction rates and thermodynamic and

transport properties for an 11-species air model for

chemical and thermal nonequilibrium calculations to 30000

K

INASA-RP-1232] p 38 N90-27064

THOMPSON, WILBUR E.

System study of the carbon dioxide observational

platform system (CO-OPS): Project overview

(NASA-TP-2696) p 23 N87-18588

THURSTON, GAYLEN A.

Application of Newton's method to the postbuckling of

rings under pressure loadings

[ NASA-TP-2941 ] p 46 N89-29811

Modal interaction in postbuckled plates. Theory

[NASA-TP-2943J p 47 N90-27121

TIFFANY, SHERWOOD H.

Nonlinear programming extensions to rational function

approximation methods for unsteady aerodynamic forces

[NASA-TP-2776] p 15 N88-24623

TILTON, JAMES C.

LANDSAT-4 and LANDSAT-5 multispectral scanner

coherent noise characterization and removal

[NASA-TP-2595-REVJ p 49 N89-12114

TINGAS, STEPHEN A.

Piloted simulator study of allowable time delays in

large-airplane response

[NASA-TP-2652] p 19 N87-16849

TOMPKINS, S. S.

Effects of thermal cycling on graphie-fiber-reinforced

6061 aluminum

[NASA-TP-2612) p 28 N87-10184

TOMPKINS, STEPHEN S.

Effects of continuous and cyclic thermal exposures on

boron- and borsic-reinforced 6061 aluminum composites

[NASA-TP-1063] p 28 N88-70029

TORR, DOUGLASS

Into the thermospnere: The atmosphere explorers

[NASA-SP-490] p52 N88-18084

TORR, M. R.

A Study of Space Station Contamination Effects

[NASA-CP-3002] p72 N88-25390

TORR, MARSHA R.

Space Station Induced Monitoring

[NASA-CP-3021] p73 N89-15790

TORRES, PABLO D.

Stress corrosion study of PH13-8Mo stainless steel using

the Slow Strain Rate Technique

[NASA-TP-2934] p 30 N89-26976

TOWNSEND, DENNIS P.

Dynamic analysis of multimesh-gear helicopter

transmissions

[NASA-TP-2789] p 41 N88-17045

TOWNSEND, JOHN S.

Space station structures and dynamics test program

[NASA-TP-2710] p43 N87-20568

Dynamic characteristics of a vibrating beam with periodic

variation in bending stiffness

[NASA-TP-2697] p 44 N88-23988

TOWNSEND, LAWRENCE W.

Doubly differential cross sections for galactic heavy-ion

fragmentation

[NASA-TP-2659J p 68 N87-17487

Possible complementary cosmic-ray systems: Nuclei

and antinuclei

fNASA-TP-2741 ] p 68 N87-24977

Eikonal solutions to optical model coupled-channel

equations

[NASA-TP-2830] p 68 N88-30402

A general formalism for phase space calculations

[NASA-TP-2843J p 66 N89-14053

Solar-flare shielding with Regolith at a lunar-base site

[NASA-TP-2869J p 79 N89-14210

Benchmark solutions for the galactic ion transport

equations: Energy and spatially dependent problems

[NASA-TP-2878J p 79 N89-16714

BRYNTRN: A baryon transport model

[NASA-TP-2887] p 80 N89-17562

Calculation of two-neutron multiplicity in photonuclear

reactions

(NASA-TP-2968) p 68 N90-14890

Radiation exposure for manned Mars surface missions

[NASA-TP-2979] p 80 N90-18357

Improved model for solar cosmic ray exposure in manned

Earth orbital flights

[NASA-TP-2987] p 80 N90-25031

TRAVIS, LARRY D.

The Jovian Atmospheres

[NASA-CP-2441] p77 N87-17598

TREMOR, JOHN W.

Report of the 1st Planning Workshop for CELSS Flight

Experimentation

[NASA-CP-10020) p60 N89-13898

TRIVEDI, KISHOR

Applications of the hybrid automated reliability predictor:

Revised edition

[NASA-TP-2760-REVI p 63 N90-11454

TROLINGER, JAMES D.

Automated Reduction of Data from Images and

Holograms

[NASA-CP-2477] p6 N87-29432

TURNER, STEVEN G.

Low-speed wind-tunnel investigation of the flight

dynamic characteristics of an advanced turboprop

business/commuter aircraft configuration

[NASA-TP-29821 p 20 N90-19239

U

UNDERHILL, ANNE B.

O stars and Wolf-Rayet stars

[NASA-SP-497]

UNNAM, JALAIAH

Oxidation characteristics of Ti-t4AI-21Nb ingot alloy

[NASA-TP-3012] p 31 N90-25206

p74 N89-11657

VALLETTE, BRENDA J.

Nimbus-7 ERB Solar Analysis Tape (ESAT) user's

guide

[NASA-RP-1211] p79 N89-30151

VANNIMMEN, JANE

NASA historical data book. Volume 1: NASA resources

1958-1968

[NASA-SP-4012-VOL-1] p 80 N88-25428

VAUGHAN, OTHA H.

Spacelab 3 Mission Science Review

[NASA-CP-2429] p 36 N87-22103

VAUGHAN, W. W.

NASA/MSFC FY-85 Atmospheric Processes Research

Review

[NASA-CP-2402] p 55 N87-13043

VEATCH, DONALD W.

Analog signal conditioning for flight-test

instrumentation

[NASA-RP-1159] p17 N87-29533

VERDERAIME, V.

Weld stresses beyond elastic limit: Materials

discontinuity

[NASA-TP-2935] p 46 N89-27214

VEREEN, MARY

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 1

(NASA-CP-2492-PI-1] p 62 N88-16360

Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications, part 2

[NASA-CP-2492-PT-2] p 63 N88-24188

Fourth Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space

Applications

[NASA-CP-3013] p63 N89-15549

VICROY, DAN D.

Influence of wind shear on the aerodynamic

characteristics of airplanes

[NASA-TP-2827] p 12 N88-26344

VOGLER, WILLIAM A.

Evaluation of two transport aircraft and several ground

test vehicle friction measurements obtained for various

runway surface types and conditions. A summary of test

results from joint FAA/NASA Runway Friction Program

(NASA-TP-2917) p 16 N90-15902

VOIGT, SUSAN J.

Software Reuse Issues

[NASA-CP-3057] p63 N90-14789

VOLK, KEVIN

Automatic classification of spectra from the Infrared

Astronomical Satellite (IRAS)

(NASA-RP-1217) p75 N90-10807

VRABEL, DEBORAH

Advanced turboprop project

(NASA-SP-495) p 18 N89-12565

VYKUKAL, H. C.

Space Station Human Factors Research Review.

Volume 1: EVA Research and Development

[NASA-CP-2426-VOL-1] p 59 N88-24145

W

WAGGONER, EDGAR G.

A transonic-small-disturbance wing design

methodology

[NASA-TP-2806] p7 N88-17614

WAHLS, DEBORAH M.

Thermal-distortion analysis of an antenna strongback

for geostationary high-frequency microwave applications

[NASA-TP-3016] p 26 N90-27738

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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX WOOD, RICHARD M.

WALKER, 0. W.

Infrared astronomical satellite (IRAS) catalogs and

atlases. Volume 7: The small scale structure catalog

INASA-BP-1190-VOL-7) p 76 N89-14199

WALKER, G. H.

Diode laser satellite systems for beamed power

transmission

[NASA-TP-2992] p 40 N90-24585

WALKER, HELEN

Automatic classification of spectra from the Infrared

Astronomical Satellite (IRAS)

[NASA-RP-1217] p75 N90-10807

WALKER, I. J.

Angular radiation models for Earth-atmosphere system.

Volume V. Shortwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184] p56 N88-27677

Angular radiation models for earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 2: Longwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184-VOL-2] p 57 N89-20587

WALKER, IRA

Limb-darkening functions as derived from along-track

operation of the ERBE scanning radiometer for January

1985

[NASA-RP-1214] p56 N89-17374

WALLER, MARVIN C.

A piloted simulation study of data link ATC message

exchange

[NASA-TP-2859] p 13 N89-15900

WALTERS, R. W.

Some path-following techniques for solution of nonlinear

equations and comparison with parametric differentiation

[NASA-TP-2654] p 64 N87-14054

WALTERS. ROBERT W.

Efficient solutions to the Euler equations for supersonic

flow with embedded subsonic regions

[NASA-TP-2523] p3 N87-15183

WANG, CHI R.

Application of turbulence modeling to predict surface

heat transfer in stagnation flow region of circular cylinder

[NASA-TP-2758J p 37 N87-27161

WARSHAWSKY, ISIDORE

Foundations of measurement and instrumentation

[NASA-RP-1222] p40 N90-21351

WATSON, CAROLYN B.

Study of lee-side flows over conicalry cambered delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 1

[NASA-TP-2660-PT-1] p5 N87-23597

Study of lee-side flows over comically cambered Delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 2

[NASA-TP-2660-PT-2] p 5 N87-25301

WATSON, R. T.

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1988: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-1208] p52 N88-29233

Present state of knowledge of the upper atmosphere

1990: An assessment report

[NASA-RP-1242] p 54 N90-28929

WATSON, WILLIE R.

Experimental validation of a two-dimensional shear-flow

model for determining acoustic impedance

[NASA-TP-2679] p 66 N87-20798

WATTS, MICHAEL E.

Tip aerodynamics and acoustics test: A report and data

survey

[NASA-RP-1179] p9 N89-17579

WEAVER, W. A.

Handling qualities of a wide-body transport airplane

utilizing Pitch Active Control Systems (PACS) for relaxed

static stability application

[NASA-TP-2482] p 19 N88-14987

WEAVER, WILLIAM L.

Calculation and accuracy of ERBE scanner

measurement locations

[NASA-TP-2670] p72 N87-28471

WEBSTER, K. L,

Mode-medium instability and its correction with a

Gaussian reflectivity mirror

[NASA-TP-3023] p68 N90-25673

WEILER, J. D.

Payload crew utilization for spacelab missions

[NASA-TP-2976] p 24 N90-14256

WEILMUENSTER, K. J.

Simplified curve fits for the thermodynamic properties

of equilibrium air

[NASA-RP-1181J p36 N87-26309

WELLS, DOUGLAS C.

Jet transport flight operations using cockpit display of

traffic information during instrument meteorological

conditions: Simulation evaluation

[NASA-TP-2567] p 12 N87-29469

WELLS, WILLIAM L.

Measured and predicted aerodynamic coefficients and

shock shapes for Aeroassist Flight Experiment (AFE)

configuration

[NASA-TP-29S6] p11 N90-14185

Surface flow and heating distributions on a cylinder in

near wake of Aeroassist Flight Experiment (AFE)

configuration at incidence in Mach 10 Air

[NASA-TP-2954] p 38 N90-14493

WEST, ROBERT A.

Time-Variable Phenomena in the Jovian System

(NASA-SP-494) p78 N89-28474

WHALEN, MARGARET V.

Compatability of dispersion-strengthened platinum with

resistojel propellents

[NASA-TP-2765] p 27 N88-12538

WHIPPLE, DANIEL Y.

Laser-velocimeter-measured flow field around an

advanced, swept, eight-blade propeller at Mach 0.8

[NASA-TP-2462] p2 N90-20942

WHITCOMB, JOHN D.

Three-dimensional analysis of a postbuckled embedded

delamination

[NASA-TP-2823] p 44 N88-26684

WHITE, ALLAN L.

SURE reliability analysis: Program and mathematics

[NASA-TP-2764] p 65 N88-17380

WHITEHEAD, VICTOR S.

Remote Sensing in Polarized Light

[NASA-CP-3014] p72 N89-14189

WHITFIELD, DAVID L

Three-dimensional multigrid algorithms for the flux-split

Euler equations

[NASA-TP-2829] p 65 N89-12316

WHITLOCK, CHARLES H.

Surface bidirectional reflectance properties of two

southwestern Arizona deserts for wavelengths between

0.4 and 2.2 micrometers

[NASA-TP-2643] p 48 N87-22281

WHITMORE, STEPHEN A.

Qualitative evaluation of a flush air data system at

transonic speeds and high angles of attack

[NASA-TP-2716] p 14 N87-29497

WIEDEMANN, K. E.

Emittance, catalysis, and dynamic oxidation of

Ti-14AI-21Nb

[NASA-TP-2955] p 31 N90-10248

WIEDEMANN, KARL E.

Oxidation characteristics of Ti-14AI-21Nb ingot alloy

[NASA-TP-3012] p 31 N90-25206

WIELICKI, B. A.

Angular radiation models for Earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 1: Shortwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184] p56 N88-27677

Angular radiation models for earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 2: Longwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184-VOL-2] p 57 N89-20587

WILCOX, FLOYD J., JR.

Experimental cavity pressure distributions at supersonic

speeds

[NASA-TP-2683] p5 N87-22626

Drag measurements of blunt stores tangentially mounted

on a flat plate at supersonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2742] p 6 N87-27626

WILKINSON, R. ALLEN

Raman intensity as a probe of concentration near a

crystal growing in solution

[NASA-TP-2865] p 39 N89-16139

WILLETTS, DAVID V.

Closed-Cycle, Frequency-Stable CO2 Laser

Technology

[NASA-CP-2456] p 40 N87-20522

WILLEY, C. S.

Handling qualities of a wide-body transport airplane

utilizing Pitch Active Control Systems (PACS) for relaxed

static stability application

[NASA-TP-2482J p 19 N88-14987

WILLIAMS, ALTON C.

Double Layers in Astrophysics

[NASA-CP-2469] p 72 N87-23313

WILLIAMS, DAVID H.

Jet transport flight operations using cockpit display of

traffic information during instrument meteorological

conditions: Simulation evaluation

[NASA-TP-2567] p 12 N87-29469

WILLIAMS, LOUIS J.

Laminar Flow Aircraft Certification

[NASA-CP-2413] p8 N88-23737

WILLIAMS, M. D.

Analysis of Nd3 + :glass, solar-pumped, high-powr laser

systems

[NASA-TP-2905] p40 N89-17855

Diode laser satellite systems for beamed power

transmission

[NASA-TP-2992] p 40 N90-24585

WILLIAMS, RICHARD J.

Experiments in Planetary and Related Sciences and the

Space Station

[NASA-CP-2494] p 72 N89-14998

WILLIAMS, STEVEN P.

Stereopsis cueing effects on hover-in-turtaulence

performance in a simulated rotorcraft

[NASA-TP-2980] p 17 N90-21004

Determination of depth-viewing volumes for stereo

three-dimensional graphic displays

[NASA-TP-2999] p 61 N90-22965

WILLSHIRE, K. F.

Effects of background noise on total noise annoyance

[NASA-TP-2630] p 66 N87-14120

WILMOTH, RICHARD G.

Multiscale turbulence effects in supersonic jets

exhausting into still air

[NASA-TP-2707] p 36 N87-24672

WILSON, JEFFREY D.

Revised NASA axially symmetric ring model for

coupled-cavity traveling-wave tubes

[NASA-TP-2675] p 35 N87-22923

Spent-beam refocusing analysts and multistage

depressed collector design for a 75-W, 59- to 64-GHz

coupled-cavity traveling-wave tube

[NASA-TP-3039] p 35 N90-27965

WILSON, JOHN W.

Possible complementary cosmic-ray systems: Nuclei

and antinuclei

[NASA-TP-2741] p68 N87-24977

Eikonal solutions to optical model coupled-channel

equations

[NASA-TP-2830] p 68 N88-30402

Solar-flare shielding with Regolith at a lunar-base site

[NASA-TP-2869] p 79 N89-14210

Benchmark solutions for the galactic ion transport

equations: Energy and spatially dependent problems

[NASA-TP-2878] p 79 N89-16714

BRYNTRN: A baryon transport model

[NASA-TP-2887] p 80 N89-17562

Kaon-nucleus scattering

[NASA-TP-2920] p 80 N89-25103

Radiation exposure for manned Mars surface missions

[NASA-TP-2979] p 80 N90-18357

Improved model for solar cosmic ray exposure in manned

Earth orbital flights

INASA-TP-2987] p 80 N90-25031

Comparison of dose estimates using the buildup-factor

method and a Baryon transport code (BRYNTRN) with

Monte Carlo results

[NASA-TP-3021] p80 N 90-29290

WILSON, R. GALE

Earth Sciences Requirements for the Information

Sciences Experiment System

[NASA-CP-3072] p 50 N90-27140

WILSON, ROBERT M.

Statistical aspects of solar flares

[NASA-TP-2714] p 79 N87-20947

On the statistics of El Nino occurrences and the

relationship of El Nino to volcanic and solar/geomagnetic

activity

[NASA-TP-2948] p 79 N90-12456

WINDMILLER, MARY JO

Unique bit-error-rate measurement system for satellite

communication systems

[NASA-TP-2699] p 33 N87-20448

WINGET, CHARLES M.

Cells in Space

[NASA-CP-10034] p61 N90-13939

WISLICENUS, GEORGE F.

Preliminary design of turbopumps and related

machinery

[NASA-RP-1170] p3 N87-17665

WOOD, GEORGE M., JR.

Closed-Cycle, Frequency-Stable C02 Laser

Technology

[NASA-CP-2456] p 40 N87-20522

WOOD, JERRY R.

Laser anemometer measurements in a transonic

axial-flow fan rotor

[NASA-TP-2879] p 38 N90-11245

WOOD, RICHARD D.

Summary of studies to reduce wing-mounted propfan

installation drag on an M = 0.8 transport

[NASA-TP-2678] p 14 N87-20990

WOOD, RICHARD M.

Investigation of leading-edge flap performance on delta

and double-delta wings at supersonic speeds

[NASA-TP-2656] p4 N87-20233

Study of lee-side flows over comically cambered delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 1

[NASA-TP-2660-PT-1] p5 N87-23597

Study of lee-side flows over conicalry cambered Delta

wings at supersonic speeds, part 2

[NASA-TP-2660-PT-2] pS N87-25301

Planform effects on the supersonic aerodynamics of

multibody configurations

[NASA-TP-2762] p6 N88-12454

Supersonic aerodynamics of delta wings

[NASA-TP-2771] p7 N88-17615

B-19
WOODGATE, BRUCE PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX

WOODGATE, BRUCE

Energetic Phenomena on the Sun: The Solar Maximum

Mission Rare Workshop. Proceedings

(NASA-CP-2439) p 79 N87-19328

WOODS, CLAUDIA M.

Modification of the SHABERTH bearing code to

incorporate RP-1 and a discussion ol the traction model

INASA-TP-3017] p42 N90-28066

WOODWARD, RICHARD P.

Comparison between design and installed acoustic

characteristics of NASA Lewis 9- by 15-foot low-speed

wind tunnel acoustic treatment

[NASA-TP-2996) p 22 N90-19242

WRIGHT, ROBERT L.

NASA/DOD Control/Structures Interaction Technology,

1986

[NASA-CP-2447-PT-1] p 24 N87-16014

NASA/DOD Control/Structures Interaction Technology,

1986

[NASA-CP-2447-PT-2] p 25 N87-24495

OEXP Analysis Tools Workshop

[NASA-CP-10013] p63 N89-11407

Earth Science Geostationary Platform Technology

[NASA-CP-3040] p24 N90-19249

Thermal-distortion analysis of an antenna strongback

for geostationary high-frequency microwave applications

[NASA-TP-3016] p 26 N90-27738

WU, D.

An Auger electron spectroscopy study of

surface-preparation contaminants

[NASA-TP-2972] p 33 N90-16968

WU, S. T.

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1986,

volume 2

•(NASA-CP-2437-VOL-2) p 27 N89-12626

Advanced Earth-to-Orbit Propulsion Technology 1988,

volume 1

[NASA-CP-3012-VOL-1] p 27 N90-28611

WUNSCHEL, ALFRED J.

Piloted-simulation study of effects of vortex flaps on

low-speed handling qualities of a Delta-wing airplane

[NASA-TP-2747] p 19 N87-26922

WYNNE, ELEANOR C.

Steady and unsteady transonic pressure measurements

on a clipped delta wing for pitching and control-surface

oscillations

[NASA-TP-2594) p8 N88-28895

YAGER, THOMAS J.

Evaluation of two transport aircraft and several ground

test vehicle friction measurements obtained for various

runway surface types and conditions. A summary of test

results from joint FAA/NASA Runway Friction Program

[NASA-TP-2917] p 16 N90-15902

YEE, HELEN

Supercomputing in Aerospace

[NASA-CP-2454] pS N87-25998

YEH, FREDERICK C.

Application of turbulence modeling to predict surface

heat transfer in stagnation flow region of circular cylinder

[NASA-TP-2758] p 37 N87-27161

YENNI, K. R.

Piloted simulation study of the effects of an automated

trim system on (light characteristics of a light twin-engine

airplane with one engine inoperative

[NASA-TP-2633] p3 N87-10843

Yl, THOMAS Y.

The 1986 Goddard Space Flight Center Battery

Workshop

[NASA-CP-2486] p 35 N88-11021

YIP, LONG P.

Wind-tunnel free-flight investigation of a 0.15-scale

model of the F-106B airplane with vortex flaps

[NASA-TP-2700] p4 N87-21855

YOS, JERROLD M.

A review of reaction rates and thermodynamic and

transport properties for an 11-species air model for

chemical and thermal nonequilibrium calculations to 30000

K

[NASA-RP-1232] p 38 N90-27064

YOUNG, 0. F.

Angular radiation models for Earth-atmosphere system.

Volume 1: Shortwave radiation

[NASA-RP-1184] p56 N88-27677

YOUNG, DAVID F.

Calibration of the spin-scan ozone imager aboard the

dynamics Explorer 1 satellite

[NASA-TP-2723] p 55 N87-26491

YOUNG, LEIGHTON E.

Solar array flight experiment/dynamic augmentation

experiment

[NASA-TP-2690] P 26 N87-20380

YOUNG, PHILIP R.

Proceedings of the LOEF Materials Data Analysis

Workshop

[NASA-CP-10046] p28 N90-26075

YU, Y. H.

Automated Reduction of Data from Images and

Holograms

[NASA-CP-2477] p6 N87-29432

ZAKRAJSEK, JAMES J.

Comparison study of gear dynamic computer programs

at NASA Lewis Research Center

[NASA-TP-2901) p 41 N89-21243

ZANG, THOMAS A.

Numerical simulation of channel flow transition,

resolution requirements and structure of the hairpin

vortex

[NASA-TP-2667] p4 N87-19351

Interactions of Tollmien-Schlichting waves and Dean

vortices. Comparison of direct numerical simulation and

a weakly nonlinear theory

[NASA-TP-2919] p10 N89-25118

ZAPATA, L E.

Analysis of Nd3+:glass, solar-pumped, high-powr laser

systems

[NASA-TP-2905] P40 N89-17855

ZARETSKY, ERWIN V.

Liquid lubrication in space

[NASA-RP-1240] p 42 N90-28063

ZUBER, MARIA T.

Planetary geosciences, 1988

[NASA-SP-498] p 48 N89-26274

ZUCKERWAR, ALLAN J.

Contamination of liquid oxygen by pressurized gaseous

nitrogen

[NASA-TP-2894] p 38 N89-19499

ZURAWSKI, ROBERT L

Analysis of quasi-hybrid solid rocket booster concepts

for advanced earth-to-orbit vehicles

[NASA-TP-2751 ] p27 N87-25425

ZWALLY, H. JAY

Arctic Sea ice, 1973-1976: Satellite passive-microwave

observations

[NASA-SP-489] p58 N87-24870

Polar microwave brightness temperatures from

Nimbus-7 SMMR: Time series of daily and monthly maps

from 1978 to 1987

(NASA-RP-1223) p 48 N89-26275

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 1: Processing

and corrections of Seasat data over Greenland

(NASA-RP-1233-VOL-1) p 54 N90-20562

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 2: Users' guide

for Greenland elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-2] p 54 N90-20563

Satellite radar altimetry over ice. Volume 4: Users' guide

for Antarctica elevation data from Seasat

[NASA-RP-1233-VOL-4] p 54 N90-20564

Surface topography of the Greenland Ice Sheet from

satellite radar altimetry

[NASA-SP-503] p54 N90-22850

B-20
REPORT NUMBER INDEX

NASA Scientific and Technical Publications 1987-1990

Typical Report Number

Index Listing

NASA-SP-502 p77 N90-18344

PAGE

NUMBER

Listings in this index are arranged alphanumerically by report number. The page number indicates

the page on which the citation is located. The accession number denotes the number by which the

citation is identified.

NASA-CP-10001 p 37 N88-15924

NASA-CP-10003-SESS-1 p 18 N88-16697

NASA-CP-10003-SESS-2 p 18 N88-15785

NASA-CP-10003-SESS-3 p 18 N88-15790

NASA-CP-10003-SESS-4 p 18 N88-15794

NASA-CP-10003-SESS-5 p 18 N88-15800

NASA-CP-10003-SESS-6 p 18 N88-15807

NASA-CP-10004 p 12 N88-14970

NASA-CP-10006 p 12 N88-17616

NASA-CP-10007 p 2 N88-27148

NASA-CP-10008 p 9 N89-10849

NASA^CP-10009 p 37 N88-20599

NASA-CP-10010 p44 N88-21498

NASA-CP-10011 p61 N88-21646

NASA-CP-10012-PT-1 p46 N89-29773

NASA-CP-10012-PT-2 p 46 N89-29789

NASA-CP-10012-PT-3 p 46 N89-29799

NASA-CP-10013 p63 N89-11407

NASA-CP-10014 p 51 N89-14503

NASA-CP-10015 p 74 N89-13310

NASA-CP-10016 p27 N90-21795

NASA-CP-10017 p32 N89-17682

NASA-CP-10018 p69 N89-14842

NASA-CP-10019 p31 N89-13642

NASA-CP-10020 p60 N89-13898

NASA-CP-10021 p 78 N89-18373

NASA-CP-10022 p 59 N89-17997

NASA-CP-10024 p46 N89-24626

NASA-CP-10026-VOL-1 p 59 N89-24022

NASA-CP-10026-VOL-2 p 59 N89-24023

NASA-CP-10027 p59 N89-26334

NASA-CP-10029 p 50 N89-22982

NASA-CP-10032 p 61 N90-22918

NASA-CP-10033 p40 N90-17085

NASA-CP-10034 p 61 N90-13939

NASA-CP-10036 p 17 N90-13384

NASA-CP-10041 p 16 N90-14220

NASA-CP-10043 p29 N90-27792

NASA-CP-10046 p 28 N90-26075

NASA-CP-2002 p22 N78-76855

NASA-CP-2040 p 62 N78-74659

NASA-CP-2327-PT-1 p 13 N87-11717

NASA-CP-2327-PT-2 p 13 N87-11750

NASA-CP-2339 p43 N87-11180

NASA-CP-2397 p 1 N88-14926

NASA-CP-2399 p 62 N87-10720

NASA-CP-2402 p 55 N87-13043

NASA-CP-2405 p43 N88-11140

NASA-CP-2407 p 75 N88-20235

NASA-CP-2413 p8 N88-23737

NASA-CP-2423-REV p 43 N87-16321

NASA-CP-2426-VOL-1 p 59 N88-24145

NASA-CP-2426-VOL-3 p 59 N88-19883

NASA-CP-2426-VOL-4 p 59 N88-24148

NASA-CP-2427 p 31 N88-23872

NASA-CP-2429 p 36 N87-22103

NASA-CP-2431 p 39 N87-10263

NASA-CP-2432 p7 N88-17586

NASA-CP-2433 p 17 N87-20267

NASA-CP-2434 p 34 N87-11072

NASA-CP-2435 p 12 N87-10054

NASA-CP-2437-VOL-2 p 27 N89-12626

NASA-CP-2438 p 22 N87-20302

NASA-CP-2439 p 79 N8T-19328

NASA-CP-2441 p77 N87-17598

NASA-CP-2442 p 79 N87-20871

NASA-CP-2443 p 41 N87-22199

NASA-CP-2444 p 45 N89-12876

NASA-CP-2446 p 25 N88-10829

NASA-CP-2447-PT-1 p 24 N87-16014

NASA-CP-2447-PT-2 p 25 N87-24495

NASA-CP-2448 p 51 N87-15528

NASA-CP-2449 p 79 N87-21785

NASA-CP-2450 p 51 N87-18248

NASA-CP-2451 p 1 N87-18520

NASA-CP-2452 p 1 N87-22604

NASA-CP-2453 p 1 N87-27596

NASA-CP-2454 p5 N87-25998

NASA-CP-2455 p 12 N87-22634

NASA-CP-2456 p 40 N87-20522

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NASA-RP-1173 p51 N87-17417

NASA-RP-1175 p51 N87-20663

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NASA-RP-1176 REPORT NUMBER INDEX

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NASA-RP-1204 p 52 N89-10420

NASA-RP-120S p 74 N88-30545

NASA-RP-1206 p 56 N89-14634

NASA-RP-1207 p19 N89-15123

NASA-RP-1208 p 52 N88-29233

NASA-RP-1209 p 52 N88-29234

NASA-RP-1210 p 56 N89-14648

NASA-RP-1211 p79 N89-30151

NASA-RP-1212 p42 N90-19593

NASA-RP-1213 p 78 N89-16709

NASA-RP-1214 p56 N89-17374

NASA-RP-1215 p48 N89-22152

NASA-RP-1216 p 75 N90-18342

NASA-RP-1217 p 75 N90-10807

NASA-RP-1218 p67 N89-25673

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NASA-RP-1226 p 39 N89-26209

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NASA-RP-1228 p 42 N90-18740

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NASA-TP-2718 p 14 N87-24458

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REPORT NUMBER INDEX NASA-TP-3042

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2. Government Accession No. 3. Recipients Catalog No.

Title and Subtitle

NASA Scientific and Technical Publications: A Catalog

of Special Publications, Reference Publications,

Conference Publications, and Technical Papers, 1987-1990

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February 1991

6. Performing Organization Code

NTT

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16. Abstract

This catalog lists 783 citations of all NASA Special Publications, NASA Reference Publications, NASA Conference

Publications, and NASA Technical Papers that were entered into the NASA Scientific and Technical Information

Database during the accession years 1987 through 1990. The entries are grouped by subject category. Indexes

of subject terms, personal authors, and NASA report numbers are provided.

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