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    Estimate of procession and polar motion errors from planetary encounter station location solutions (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2006-01-16
    Description: Jet Propulsion Laboratory Deep Space Station (DSS) location solutions based on two JPL planetary ephemerides, DE 84 and DE 96, at eight planetary encounters were used to obtain weighted least squares estimates of precession and polar motion errors. The solution for precession error in right ascension yields a value of 0.3 X 10 to the minus 5 power plus or minus 0.8 X 10 to the minus 6 power deg/year. This maps to a right ascension error of 1.3 X 10 to the minus 5 power plus or minus 0.4 X 10 to the minus 5 power deg at the first Voyager 1979 Jupiter encounter if the current JPL DSS location set is used. Solutions for precession and polar motion using station locations based on DE 84 agree well with the solution using station locations referenced to DE 96. The precession solution removes the apparent drift in station longitude and spin axis distance estimates, while the encounter polar motion solutions consistently decrease the scatter in station spin axis distance estimates.
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    Type: The Deep Space Network; p 29-49
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    Design and performance of heart assist or artificial heart control systems (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2006-03-02
    Description: The factors leading to the design of a controlled driving system for either a heart assist pump or artificial heart are discussed. The system provides square pressure waveform to drive a pneumatic-type blood pump. For assist usage the system uses an R-wave detector circuit that can detect the R-wave of the electrocardiogram in the presence of electrical disturbances. This circuit provides a signal useful for synchronizing an assist pump with the natural heart. It synchronizes a square wave circuit, the output of which is converted into square waveforms of pneumatic pressure suitable for driving both assist device and artificial heart. The pressure levels of the driving waveforms are controlled by means of feedback channels to maintain physiological regulation of the artificial heart's output flow. A more compact system that could achieve similar regulatory characteristics is also discussed.
    Keywords: AEROSPACE MEDICINE
    Type: NASA, Washington Fourth Inter-Center Control Systems Conf.; p 495-506
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    Use of remote sensing in facility siting (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: Environmental parameters important to, and necessary for, an environment impact assessment in terms of site selection for an electric power plant are defined. Remote sensing techniques and/or instrumentation applicable to site evaluation are described. Problem areas are discussed and recommendations given.
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    Type: Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 303-309
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    Role of remote sensing in documenting land use as it affects the Bay and Bay use as it affects the land (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: The remote sensing technology required for locating, identifying, and monitoring nonpoint, or diffuse, pollution caused by improper land use practices is discussed. Establishment of an information system to include all remote sensed data acquired on the Bay and to disseminate information to users is considered.
    Keywords: EARTH RESOURCES AND REMOTE SENSING
    Type: Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 311-313
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    Inferring nutrient loading of estuarine systems by remote sensing of aquatic vegetation (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: THe use of remote sensing to record algal and vascular aquatic plant growths in estuarine waters is discussed. A technique is proposed that uses a combination of data to hierarchically classify watersheds with regard to severity of potential pollution. Specific nonpoint sources of nutrients in tributaries of the watershed are identified with lower altitude photography of vegetation and selected ground sampling. It is concluded that excessive growths of some aquatic plants may be related to nutrient pollution.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 275-281
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    Remote sensing of water quality (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: Remote sensing from aircraft has been used to determine water content in areas such as the New York Bight. Extension of the techniques developed to satellite sensing of the Chesapeake Bay will begin in 1978 with the launch of Nimbus-G. Remote sensing offers a number of interesting possibilities for investigating a reasonably large body of water, such as the Chesapeake Bay, coupled with some disadvantages. The chief advantage of remote sensing is that it offers the opportunity to cover large areas in relatively short periods of time. Low altitude satellites traveling at about 7 km/s can cover the Chesapeake Bay in about 1 minute so that the entire Bay can be studied under almost identical conditions of solar illumination.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 141-148
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    LANDSAT and other sensor data for land-use planning in the Baltimore area (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: Investigations of the current uses of the LANDSAT sensor data revealed that there were no successful uses of LANDSAT data in identifying specific urban uses other than densities of residential use, paved areas, and roof tops. Information was merged on developed land uses from the air photointerpretation and the land cover from the LANDSAT sensors. It was expected that this would give the most accurate results by taking results from each technique when they were best.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 33-35
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    The Chesapeake Bay Program: An opportunity to use an innovative monitoring technique (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: The goal of this program is to develop a management system that will protect and preserve the water quality of the Chesapeake Bay by effectively managing its uses and resources. To achieve this goal, three major objectives must be accomplished: (1) Determine what units of government have management responsibility for the environmental quality of the Chesapeake Bay, also to define how such management responsibility can best be structured so that communications and coordination can be improved between the respective units of government, research, educational institutions, concerned groups, and individuals. (2) Assess the principal factors having an adverse impact on the environmental quality of the Chesapeake Bay. Following this assessment and review of ongoing research, direct and coordinate research and abatement programs that will most effectively address these factors, and (3) analyze all environmental sampling data now being collected on the Chesapeake Bay and suggest and undertake methods for improving this data collection, and to establish a continuing capability for collecting storing, analyzing, and disseminating these data.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 11-15
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    Role of remote sensing in documenting living resources (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: Specific cases of known or potentially useful applications of remote sensing in assessing biological resources are discussed. It is concluded that the more usable remote sensing techniques relate to the measurement of population fluctuations in aquatic systems. Sensing of the flora and the fauna of the Bay is considered with emphasis on direct sensing of aquatic plant populations and of water quality. Recommendations for remote sensing projects are given.
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    Type: Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 297-301
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    Work on power-plant (air) plumes involving remote sensing of SO2 (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: Acquisition of air quality and concurrent meteorological data was used for dispersion model development and plant siting needs of the Maryland power plants. One of the major instruments in these studies was the Barringer correlation spectrometer, a remote sensor, using atmospherically scattered sunlight that was used to measure the total amount of SO2 in a cross section of the plume. Correlation spectrometer and its role in this measurement program are described.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 239-247
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    Lidar: A laser technique for remote sensing (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: Experimental airborne lidar systems proved to be useful for shallow water bathymetric measurements, and detection and identification of oil slicks and algae. Dye fluorescence applications using organic dyes was studied. The possibility of remotely inducing dye flourescence by means of pulsed lasers opens up several hydrospheric applications for measuring water currents, water temperature, and salinity. Aerosol measurements by lidar are also discussed.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 249-265
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    Relationship of land use to water quality in the Chesapeake Bay region (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: Both the proportions of the various land use categories present on each watershed and the specific management practices in use in each category affect the quality of runoff waters, and the water quality of the Bay. Several permanent and portable stations on various Maryland Rivers collect volume-integrated water samples. All samples are analyzed for a series of nutrient, particulate, bacterial, herbicide, and heavy metal parameters. Each basin is mapped with respect to land use by the analysis of low-elevation aerial photos. Analyses are verified and adjusted by ground truth surveys. Data are processed and stored in the Smithsonian Institution data bank. Land use categories being investigated include forests/old fields, pastureland, row crops, residential areas, upland swamps, and tidal marshes.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 177-187
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    Hydraulic model of the Chesapeake Bay (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: Preliminary planning for the formulation of the first year of hydraulic studies on the Chesapeake Bay model was recently completed. The primary purpose of this initial effort was to develop a study program that is both responsive to problems of immediate importance and at the same time ensure that from the very beginning of operation maximum economical use is made of the model. The formulation of this preliminary study plan involved an extensive analysis of the environmental, economic, and social aspects of a series of current problems in order to establish a priority listing of their importance. The study program that evolved is oriented towards the analysis of the effects of some of the works of man on the Chesapeake Bay estuarine environment.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 111-121
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    Mission of a remote sensing center (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: The establishment of a center for remote sensing was proposed to provide the following: (1) service, research, and education in the developing discipline of remote sensing; (2) effect multidisciplinary linkages between scientists and users of remote sensing and those who develop remote sensing techniques; and (3) strengthen and extend existing remote sensing capabilities into a cohesive program.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 55-57
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    Remote sensing, geology, and land use (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: The usefulness of a geologic map as a product in geological research was discussed, and the volution of the geologic map of Maryland was illustrated. Remote sensing methods that have the most immediate application to the earth science aspects of the Chesapeake Bay region are listed.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 37-43
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    Operational programs in forest management and priority in the utilization of remote sensing (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: A speech is given on operational remote sensing programs in forest management and the importance of remote sensing in forestry is emphasized. Forest service priorities in using remote sensing are outlined.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 27-31
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    NCSL task force findings on feasible state uses of LANDSAT (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: Data needs for state natural resources programs, state capabilities for using satellite technology, and the existing remote sensing technology are reviewed. State programs in land use planning, wetlands management, coastal zone management, transportation planning, and forestry management are summarized. Emphasis is placed on the use of LANDSAT imagery.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 333-344
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    Water quality and shellfish sanitation (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: The use of remote sensing techniques for collecting bacteriological, physical, and chemical water quality data, locating point and nonpoint sources of pollution, and developing hydrological data was found to be valuable to the Maryland program if it could be produced effectively and rapidly with a minimum amount of ground corroboration.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 267-268
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    Thermal discharges and their role in pending power plant regulatory decisions (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: Federal and state laws require the imminent retrofit of offstream condenser cooling to the newer steam electric stations. Waiver can be granted based on sound experimental data, demonstrating that existing once-through cooling will not adversely affect aquatic ecosystems. Conventional methods for monitoring thermal plumes, and some remote sensing alternatives, are reviewed, using on going work at one Maryland power plant for illustration.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 223-237
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    Application of a computerized environmental information system to master and sector planning (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: A computerized composite mapping system developed as an aid in the land use decision making process is described. Emphasis is placed on consideration of the environment in urban planning. The presence of alluvium, shallow bedrock, surface water, and vegetation growth are among the environmental factors considered. An analysis of the Shady Grove Sector planning is presented as an example of the use of computerized composite mapping for long range planning.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Apppl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 359-371
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    Possible role of remote sensing for increasing public awareness of the Chesapeake Bay environment (1978)
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    Publication Date: 2011-08-17
    Description: Application of remote sensing techniques to the study of the Chesapeake Bay and the availability of the resulting information are discussed in terms of public awareness of the Chesapeake Bay, its total environment, and the need to protect that environment and to preserve the Bay. Recommendations given include: (1) continue the study of remote sensing technology and its use in the Chesapeake Bay region; (2) emphasize the importance of LANDSAT imagery to the evolution of remote sensing technological developments and the awareness of the environment and its changes; (3) increase dissemination of information of the environmental applications of remote sensing technology to the public; (4) design surveys of the Chesapeake Bay environment and its manmade changes; and (5) establish a coordinating regional institution to develop a management plan for the Chesapeake Bay.
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    Type: Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 323-326
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    Role of remote sensing in Bay measurements (1978)
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    Description: Remote measurements of a number of surface or near surface parameters for baseline definition and specialized studies, remote measurements of episodic events, and remote measurements of the Bay lithosphere are considered in terms of characterizing and understanding the ecology of the Chesapeake Bay. Geologic processes and features best suited for information enhancement by remote sensing methods are identified. These include: (1) rates of sedimentation in the Bay; (2) rates of erosion of Bay shorelines; (3) spatial distribution and geometry of aquifers; (4) mapping of Karst terrain (sinkholes); and (5) mapping of fracture patterns. Recommendations for studying problem areas identified are given.
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    Type: Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 315-321
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    Contribution of remote sensing to understand the Bay as a system (1978)
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    Description: The natural resource management information system concept designed specifically for use with remote sensing is discussed in terms of understanding and studying the Chesapeake Bay as a total system. The Bay is defined as a system comprising the lithosphere, the hydrosphere, and the biosphere, that is the vertical profile encompassed by the systems and a two dimensional plane defining the total watershed of the Bay from the headwaters of its tributaries to a distance in the ocean defined by ten tidal cycles. The Chesapeake Bay system is assumed to be the ecosystem in the largest sense. Ecological partitioning, a methodology resulting from studies of land systems for partitioning the land into geobotanical landscape units, is included along with a breakdown of LANDSAT investigations according to subject area.
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    Type: Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 289-296
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    Eutrophication in the Chesapeake Bay (1978)
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    Description: The advantages and limitations of using remote sensing to acquire fast reliable data on the nutrient problem in the Chesapeake Bay ecosystem are discussed. Pollution effects to phytoplankton blooms during late summer and early fall months are also considered.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 269-273
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    An overview of dredging operations in the Chesapeake Bay (1978)
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    Description: Maintenance of the Baltimore and the Newport News/Norfolk harbors as well as of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal is accomplished by different dredging operations which depend on the amount and type of material to be moved, water depth, and location of disposal sites. Methods for determining the physical or chemical-biological interactive effects of these activities on the environment and on the shellfish and finfish industries on the Bay are discussed. The types of dredges used are classed according to their mode of operation.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 209-215
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    Regional energetic coupling of man and his environment: Data requirements (1978)
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    Description: An energy analysis methodology was developed to serve as a rational basis for evaluating alternative regional management/use schemes. Human and natural systems are coupled and can be interpreted, using a common base of energy-flow analysis to evaluate past, present, and future states of regional integrated systems in the coastal zone and to provide the capability for rational selection of alternative patterns of resource use. Energy flows (or flows of dollars or materials converted to energy equivalents) are believed to be the basic factor in the organizations of all types of systems. An analysis example is provided of an estuarine subsystem of the Chesapeake Bay, and tabular listings of regional data needs are given. Current remote sensing capabilities were used to provide some of the necessary information.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 157-175
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    Acoustic remote probing of the environment (1978)
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    Description: Atmospheric acoustic probes located either at shore locations near the Chesapeake Bay or on large surface buoys could obtain profiles of wind velocity and turbulence and the temperature and humidity of the atmosphere. At or near the buoy locations, underwater probes located on the bottom could be used to profile current velocity, density, and turbulence and also to determine tide level, wave height, spectrum, and direction. The physical parameter profiles at these earth-surface stations could be used with surface observations by satellite. The most obvious use of data from such a network is to verify and calibrate models of energy exchange between the water of the Bay and the atmosphere.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 149-156
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    Remote in-situ elemental analysis systems for underwater application (1978)
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    Description: The systems approach, theoretical measurement calculations, and preliminary measurements to be used in monitoring and mapping pollutants (such as traces of heavy metals) in the Chesapeake Bay are discussed. A neutron gamma-ray method is under development for demonstrating the system. The excitation source to be used is a machine accelerator using a deuterium/tritium reaction to produce 14-MeV neutrons. The neutrons excite characteristic gamma ray emission from the neutron irradiated surface. The discrete line emission produced can be used to infer both qualitative and quantitative elemental composition. A data preprocessor will accumulate, digitize, store, format, and prepare the data for transmission which can be accomplished by telephone, microwave, and possibly satellite link to central processors.
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    Type: Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 217-221
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    LANDSAT sensors (1978)
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    Description: LANDSAT 1, launched in July 1972, and LANDSAT 2, launched in January 1975, are equipped with a similar complement of sensors. Each spacecraft has both a return beam vidicon camera system and a multispectral scanner for acquiring high resolution multispectral data of the Earth's surface on a global basis. A description is given of these imaging systems and the primary sensors on the LANDSAT 1 and 2 spacecraft.
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    Type: Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 123-140
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    On measuring the state of the bay (1978)
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    Description: The requirements necessary to establish a comprehensive data base for the Chesapeake Bay are discussed. Three essential questions were addressed: (1) which entities should be measured; (2) how close together should measurements be made in space and time; and (3) what should be done with the data. Possible answers to the questions were evaluated in relation to existing technology, cost effectiveness, and potential uses of the data base.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 87-101
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    The Chesapeake Bay: A challenge to the remote sensing community (1978)
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    Description: The use of remote sensing in studying, monitoring, and understanding the Chesapeake Bay was examined. References to multispectral scanning, laser techniques, infrared microwave, and radar were made. These aspects were then analyzed with multidimensional models, digital analysis, and holographic projections.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 49-54
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    Activities of the US Geological Survey in Applications of Remote Sensing in the Chesapeake Bay Region (1978)
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    Description: The application of remote sensing in the Chesapeake Bay region has been a central concern of three project activities of the U.S. Geological Survey: two are developmental, and one is operational. The two developmental activities were experiments in land-use and land-cover inventory and change detection using remotely sensed data from aircraft and from the LANDSAT and Skylab satellites. One of these is CARETS (Central Atlantic Regional Ecological Test Site). The other developmental task is the Census Cities Experiment in Urban Change Detection. The present major concern is an operational land-use and land-cover data-analysis program, including a supporting geographical information system.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 25-26
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    Maryland Automated Geographic Information System (1978)
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    Description: A computer based system designed for storing geographic data in a consistent and coordinated manner is described. The data are stored, retrieved, and analyzed using a 400 km sq/acre cell. Stored information can be displayed on computer maps in a manner similar to standard map graphics. The data bank contains various information for performing land use analysis in a variety of areas.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 45-47
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    Present status of LANDSAT remote sensing (1978)
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    Description: The state-of-the-practice of satellite remote sensing is examined. Emphasis is placed on the use of remote sensing to improve information gathering practices. Impediments to adopting this technology and opportunities to overcome these impediments are addressed.
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    Type: Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 21-23
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    The Chesapeake Bay: Our regional resource (1978)
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    Description: The contents are presented of a speech given by the Hon. Charles McC. Mathias, Jr. on the value of the Chesapeake Bay as a resource and the need to protect its environmental quality.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Appl. of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Reg.; p 5-10
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    A comparison of satellite sensor bands for vegetation monitoring (1978)
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    Description: The first four Landsat-D thematic mapper sensor bands were evaluated and compared to the RBV and MSS sensors from Landsats-1, -2, and -3; Colvocoresses' proposed 'operational Landsat' three-band system; and the French SPOT three-band system by using simulation/integration techniques and in situ collected spectral reflectance data. Sensors were evaluated with regard to their ability to discriminate vegetation biomass, chlorophyll concentration, and leaf water content. The thematic mapper and SPOT bands were found to be superior in a spectral resolution context to the other three sensor systems for vegetational applications. Significant improvements are expected for most vegetational analyses from Landsat-D thematic mapper and SPOT imagery over MSS and RBV imagery.
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    Type: Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing; 44; Nov. 197
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    Evaporative water loss in man in a gravity-free environment (1978)
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    Description: Daily evaporative water losses (EWL) during the three Skylab missions were measured indirectly using mass and water-balance techniques. The mean daily values of EWL for the nine crew members who averaged 1 hr of daily exercise were: preflight 1,750 + or - 37 (SE) ml or 970 + or - 20 ml/sq m and inflight 1,560 + or - 26 ml or 860 + or - 14 ml/sq m. Although it was expected the EWL would increase in the hypobaric environment of Skylab, an average decrease from preflight sea-level conditions of 11% was measured. The results suggest that weightlessness decreased sweat losses during exercise and possibly reduced insensible skin losses. The weightlessness environment apparently promotes the formation of an observed sweat film on the skin surface during exercise by reducing convective flow and sweat drippage, resulting in high levels of skin wettedness that favor sweat suppression.
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    Type: Journal of Applied Physiology: Respiratory; vol. 45
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    Experimental determination of partition coefficients for Rb, Sr, and Ba between alkali feldspar and silicate liquid (1978)
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    Imaging radar observations of Askja Caldera, Iceland (1978)
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    Description: A 'blind' test involving interpretation of computer-enhanced like- and cross-polarized radar images is used to evaluate the surface roughness of Askja Caldera, a large volcanic complex in central Iceland. The 'blind' test differs from earlier analyses of radar observations in that computer-processes images and both qualitative and quantitative analyses are used. Attention is given to photogeologic examination and subsequent survey-type field observations, along with aerial photography during the field trip. The results indicate that the 'blind' test of radar interpretation of the Askja volcanic area can be considered suitable within the framework of limitations of radar data considered explicitly from the onset. The limitations of the radar techniques can be eliminated by using oblique-viewing conditions to remove geometric distortions and slope effects.
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    Type: Geophysical Research Letters; 5; Nov. 197
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    Microflora analysis of a child with severe combined immune deficiency (1978)
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    Description: The paper presents a microflora analysis of a 5-year-old male child with severe combined immune deficiency who was delivered by Caesarean section and continuously maintained in an isolator. Despite precautions, it was found that the child had come in contact with at least 54 different microbial contaminants. While his skin autoflora was similar to that of a reference group of healthy male adults in numbers of different species and the number of viable cells present per square centimeter of surface area, the subject's autoflora differed from the reference group in that significantly fewer anaerobic species were recovered from the patient's mouth and feces. It is suggested that the child's remaining disease free shows that the reported bacteria are noninvasive or that the unaffected components of the child's immune defense mechanisms are important.
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    Type: Infection and Immunity; 19; Feb. 197
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    Crop water-stress assessment using an airborne thermal scanner (1978)
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    Description: An airborne thermal scanner was used to measure the temperature of a wheat crop canopy in Phoenix, Arizona. The results indicate that canopy temperatures acquired about an hour and a half past solar noon were well correlated with presunrise plant water tension, a parameter directly related to plant growth and development. Pseudo-colored thermal images reading directly in stress degree days, a unit indicative of crop irrigation needs and yield potential, were produced. The aircraft data showed significant within-field canopy temperature variability, indicating the superiority of the synoptic view provided by aircraft over localized ground measurements. The standard deviation between airborne and ground-acquired canopy temperatures was 2 C or less.
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    Type: Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing; 44; Jan. 197
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    VLBI-laser intercomparison project (1978)
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    Description: The VLBI-laser intercomparison system for assessing geodetic measurements is described. The primary objective of the DSN VLBI-laser intercomparison project is the accurate measurement of baseline vectors, both length and direction, between established geodetic benchmarks. A second objective is the intercomparison between both satellite and lunar laser ranging techniques with VLBI.
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    Type: The Deep Space Network; p 87-91
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    Cosmic radiation exposure in subsonic air transport (1978)
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    Description: Data derived from 1973 statistics on 2.99 million intercity flights carrying 468 million seats were included in the calculations, yielding a total of 581 billion seat-kilometer. The average flight was 1,084 km in length, was flown at an altitude of 9.47 km, and lasted 1.41 h. The average dose rate was 0.20 mrem/h, resulting in an average passenger dose of 2.82 mrem/year and an average crewmember dose of 160 mrem/year. The average radiation dose to the total U.S. population was 0.47 mrem/person/year. These results are in good agreement with data from several experiments performed by us and others in aircraft at various altitudes and latitudes. The significance of these doses to the population is discussed.
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    Type: Aviation; vol. 49
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    Fluid-electrolyte shifts and maximal oxygen uptake in man at simulated altitude /2,287 m/ (1978)
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    Description: Experiments were conducted on six trained distance runners (21-23 yr) subjected to an eight-day dietary control at sea level, followed by an eight-day stay in an altitude chamber (2287-m altitude) and a four-day recovery at sea level. Fluid and electrolyte shifts during exercise at altitude were evaluated to gain insight into the mechanism of reduction in working capacity. The results are discussed in terms of resting fluid volumes and blood constituents, maximal exercise variables, and maximal exercise fluid-electrolyte shifts. Since there are no significant changes in fluid balance or resting plasma volume (PV) at altitude, it is concluded that neither these nor the excessive PV shifts with exercise contribute to the reduction in maximal oxygen uptake at altitude. During altitude exposure the percent loss in PV is found to follow the percent reduction in maximal oxygen uptake; however, on the first day of recovery the percent change in PV remains depressed while maximal oxygen uptake returns to control levels.
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    Type: Journal of Applied Physiology: Respiratory; vol. 44
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    Remote sensing of surface soil moisture (1978)
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    Description: The unique thermal and dielectric properties of water afford two possibilities for remotely sensing the moisture content in the surface layer of the soil. Observations of the diurnal range of surface temperature, the microwave brightness temperature (emissivity) and radar backscatter of the soil have shown correlations of up to 0.9 with the moisture in the surface layer (about 5 cm thick). The microwave techniques appear to maintain their sensitivity to moisture variations in the presence of a crop canopy. Observations of microwave brightness temperature from satellite platforms have qualitatively confirmed this sensitivity for a wide range of conditions.
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    Ice sheet topography by satellite altimetry (1978)
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    Description: The measured time between the transmission and rzturn of 13.9 GHz radar pulses from the GEOS 3 satellite (at a mean altitude of 844.5 km and an inclination of 114 deg 52 min) is used to determine the thickness of the Greenland ice cap, with an accuracy in surface elevation on the order of 2 m. Attention is given to changes in ice thickness as an indicator of climatic change in general, and change in mean sea level in particular. Each elevation data point obtained by the satellite represents an average along 0.67 km of ground track, and three-dimensional maps are presented to illustrate the data.
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    Type: Nature; 274; Aug. 10
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    Hormonal indices of tolerance to +Gz acceleration in female subjects (1978)
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    Description: As a possible predictive test for screening Space Shuttle passengers, the secretions of the pituitary adrenal system and the adrenal medulla have been studied in conjunction with exposure to gravitational acceleration three times the normal level. The 12 female subjects in the test were divided into ambulatory and bedrest groups. Before bedrest, a high tolerance to centrifugation appeared to be linked to increases in plasma ACTH and cortisol. This relationship did not hold after bedrest. The correlation between tolerance to centrifugation and 24-hour urinary epinephrine-to-norepinephrine ratios was not significant.
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    Effect of sodium and calcium ingestion on thermoregulation during exercise in man (1978)
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    Description: The effects of hypertonic sodium and calcium ingestion on body temperature during exercise in cool and hot environments are investigated. Rectal and mean skin temperatures, sweat rates and arm and leg total blood flows were measured in men during periods of rest, submaximal exercise and recovery at temperatures of 26.5 C and 39.4 C after ingestion of NaCl and CaCl2 solutions. In both environments, higher rectal temperatures are observed after hypertonic sodium ingestion, which is also associated with attenuated blood flow in the extremities, lower sweat rates and slightly higher skin temperature in the heat, indicating significant thermoregulatory responses. Hypertonic calcium and isotonic sodium cause no temperature change, although calcium caused a reduction of blood flow in the extremities.
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    Soil moisture estimation using reflected solar and emitted thermal infrared radiation (1978)
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    Description: Classical methods of measuring soil moisture such as gravimetric sampling and the use of neutron moisture probes are useful for cases where a point measurement is sufficient to approximate the water content of a small surrounding area. However, there is an increasing need for rapid and repetitive estimations of soil moisture over large areas. Remote sensing techniques potentially have the capability of meeting this need. The use of reflected-solar and emitted thermal-infrared radiation, measured remotely, to estimate soil moisture is examined.
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    Type: Soil Moisture Workshop; 47 p
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    Remote sensing of soil moisture: A NASA viewpoint (1978)
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    Description: A representative of NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center addressed the Workshop and offered a few points in terms of where NASA might be able to help provide observational and information handling capabilities. The function of NASA is briefly discussed in order to determine how NASA could help in this endeavor. Several questions are posed to the Workshop for consideration.
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    Type: Soil Moisture Workshop; 4 p
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    Applications of soil moisture information (1978)
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    Description: The needs of specific users within the areas of agriculture, hydrology, and meteorology are discussed. Sections are also included on the importance of drought, foreign needs for soil moisture information, some specific requirements for data information systems, and agency and organization uses of soil moisture.
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    Type: Soil Moisture Workshop; 35 p
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    Formation of the soil moisture workshop (1978)
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    Description: A brief discussion of the need for formation of the Soil Moisture Workshop and its objectives is presented.
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    Type: Soil Moisture Workshop; 2 p
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    Remote sensing as a tool in assessing soil moisture (1978)
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    Description: The effects of soil moisture as it relates to agriculture is briefly discussed. The use of remote sensing to predict scheduling of irrigation, runoff and soil erosion which contributes to the prediction of crop yield is also discussed.
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    Type: NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center Soil Moisture Workshop; 9 p
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    Development opportunities in the space environment (1978)
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    Description: Human physiological changes are outlined which occur in a space environment. It is shown that flexibility and adaptability are keys to maximizing neurological and body-functions for purposes of life support and health under reduced gravity conditions. Controlled manipulation of gravity in a space environment could reduce some aging problems by delaying the physical collapse of the skeleton, the cardiovascular system, and of tissues and organs.
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    Type: NASA. Ames Res. Center Human Neurol. Develop.; p 59-63
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    Orthomolecular enhancement of human development (1978)
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    Description: The importance of molecules introduced into the human body by the way of foods is emphasized. Examples of orthomolecular therapy are given that range from the control of epileptic seizures, the therapy of mental illness, to the prevention of the common cold.
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    Type: NASA. Ames Res. Center Human Neurol. Develop.; p 47-51
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    Vestibular influences on other sensory and motor processes (1978)
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    Description: Vestibular effects on perceptual and motor processes are widespread. It is shown that gyrovisual modulation may take three forms: (1) gyrovisual inhibition (monitoring tasks and spurious motion); (2) gyrovisual facilitation (tracking); and (3) gyrovisual conflict (motion sickness and disorientation in flight).
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    Type: NASA. Ames Res. Center Human Neurol. Develop.; p 29-33
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    The control and prevention of seizures in children, a developmental and environmental approach (1978)
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    Description: The clinical effectiveness of neurophysiological and developmental factors in controlling and preventing seizure mechanisms is detailed. It is shown that as cortical control advances with maturation, it requires increasingly severe environmental adversity to release this residual defensive reflex mechanism. Administration of anticonvulsant drugs is discouraged because of possible undesirable neuronal effects on the very young brain.
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    Type: NASA. Ames Res. Center Human Neurol. Develop.; p 25-27
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    Coma recovery (1978)
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    Description: Arousal from coma is defined as a function of the reticular activating system that is located between the spinal cord and the diencephalon core of the brain stem. This system receives information from all the sensory functions of the body for distribution to the various parts of the cortex in order to maintain normal activities. Multimodal, neurosensory stimulation techniques are outlined that are designed to help the patient recover from the comatose state.
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    Type: NASA. Ames Res. Center Human Neurol. Develop.; p 21-23
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    The child in coma (1978)
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    Description: Children in coma continue to pose medical, social, economic, ethical, moral, and legal problems. Modern life-support technology has aggravated these problems. Coma is viewed as a pathological state of unconsciousness from which the patient has not achieved arousal, and which calls for vigorous action to help him regain consciousness. There are two variables that have an especially important bearing on the ability to achieve arousal. These are: the character of the brain injury that caused the coma, and environmental factors that affect the patient after the injury.
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    Type: NASA. Ames Res. Center Human Neurol. Develop.; p 17-19
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    CO2-aspirin interaction during chronic exposure and administration (1978)
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    Type: Life Sci. Publ., Vol. 1 2p (SEE N78-75525 12-51)
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    Space colonization - Some physiological perspectives (1978)
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    Description: Physiological criteria determining the design of the habitat for a space colony with 10,000 people are discussed. Centrifugally generated earth-normal gravity, maximum ionizing radiation dose standards less than or equal to 0.5 rem/year (obtained with passive shielding), and an atmosphere with reduced nitrogen partial pressures were established as design requirements for the habitat. However, further research is needed to determine whether humans experience complete adaptation to weightlessness and whether there are long-term effects of breathing various atmospheric mixtures and pressures.
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    Vision (1978)
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    Description: Visual input methods are considered for the therapeutic treatment of autistic and brain-damaged patients, and to provide a controlled stress environment for visual perception problems.
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    Type: Human Neurol. Develop.; p 35-45
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    A microangiographic study of the effect of hyperthermia on the rabbit bladder (1978)
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    Description: A model was used to study the effect of hyperthermia on a normal tissue. The model selected was the rabbit bladder and the end point measured was the changes in the micro-vasculature of the bladder wall. It was already demonstrated clinically that hot water bladder infusions produce regression in bladder tumors.
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    Type: NASA. Langley Res. Center Hyperthermia as an Antineoplastic Treatment Modality; p 45-51
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    The Combined Effects of Pulsed Magnetic Radiation (Diapulse) and Chemotherapy on Tumor Bearing Mice. The Measurement of Rodent Palatal Explants as a Device for Measurement of the Biologic Effects of Nonionic Radiation (EMR) (1978)
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    Description: Simultaneous treatment utilizing pulsed radiowave and cancer chemotherapy significantly extended the life span of mice with Lewis lung transplanted carcinoma. In comparison with nontreated controls, the combination of hydroxyurea and whole body nonionizing EM radiation (at 27.12 MHz) produced differential enhancement of longevity depending on hydroxyurea combined with highest power output achieved by pulsing the radiation 600 times per second; at a 3.9% duty cycle, peak watts = 975 produced the mean extension of life 67% greater than that of the group treated with hydroxyurea alone.
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    Type: NASA. Langley Res. Center Hyperthermia as an Antineoplastic Treatment Modality; p 53=66
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    The effect of hyperthermia on the radiation response of crypt cells in mouse jejunum (1978)
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    Description: The effect of hyperthermia and/or gamma-radiation on the survival of intestinal crypt cells was studied in BDF sub 1 mice using a microcolony assay. Hyperthermia treatments, which in themselves caused no detectable cell lethality, inhibited the capacity of crypt cells to repair sublethal radiation damage. In addition, heat applied either before or after single radiation exposures potentiated lethal damage to crypt cells; the degree of enhancement was dependent on the time interval between treatments. At the levels of heating employed, DNA synthesis in the intestinal epithelium was significantly reduced immediately following exposure, but returned rapidly to normal levels. No further disturbances in cellular kinetics were observed for up to 10 days after heating.
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    Type: NASA. Langley Res. Center Hyperthermia as an Antineoplastic Treatment Modality; p 33-43
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    Hyperthermia in the treatment of cancer: A review of the radiobiological basis (1978)
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    Description: Temperatures in the range 41.5 C to 43.5 C tend to be more damaging to malignant than nonmalignant cells. Where local hyperthermia (41.5 C to 43.5 C) is combined with ionizing radiation, a significant therapeutic ratio may be realized. Total body hyperthermia, alone or combined with other therapeutic modalities, can provide palliation for some systemic malignancies but may not be as effective as local hyperthermia for treating local disease. The influence of hyperthermia on immune mechanisms and the risk of metastatic spread of potential tumor growth stimulation need further investigation. Among other questions needing elucidation before hyperthermia can be considered a standard treatment modality are the time-dose (for heating) relationships to produce an optimal therapeutic ratio and whether the late sequela of combined heat and ionizing radiation may result in an unacceptable risk of patient morbidity.
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    Type: NASA. Langley Res. Center Hyperthermia as an Antineoplastic Treatment Modality; p 3-24
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    Paleohydraulics and hydrodynamics of Scabland floods (1978)
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    Description: The last major episode of scabland flooding (approx. 18,000-13,000 years B.P.) left considerable high-water mark evidence in the form of: (1) eroded channel margins; (2) depositional features; (3) ice-rafter erratics; and (4) divide crossings. These were used to reconstruct maximum flood stages and water-surface gradients. Engineering hydraulic calculation procedures allowed the analyses of flood discharges and mean velocities from these data. Secondary flow phenomena, including various forms of vortices and flow separations, are considered to have been the principal erosive processes. The intense pressure and velocity gradients of vortices along the irregular channel boundaries produced the plucking-type erosion.
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    Type: The Channeled Scabland; p 59-79
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    The Spokane flood controversy (1978)
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    Description: An enormous plexus of proglacial channels that eroded into the loess and basalt of the Columbia Plateau, eastern Washington is studied. This channeled scabland contained erosional and depositional features that were unique among fluvial phenomena. Documentation of the field relationships of the region explains the landforms as the product of a relatively brief, but enormous flood, then so-called the Spokane flood.
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    Type: The Channeled Scabland; p 3-15
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    Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data processing (1978)
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    Description: The available and optimal methods for generating SAR imagery for NASA applications were identified. The SAR image quality and data processing requirements associated with these applications were studied. Mathematical operations and algorithms required to process sensor data into SAR imagery were defined. The architecture of SAR image formation processors was discussed, and technology necessary to implement the SAR data processors used in both general purpose and dedicated imaging systems was addressed.
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    Type: Active Microwave Users Workshop Rept.; p 197-277
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    Seasat land experiments (1978)
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    Description: An overview of the Seasat land experiments is presented. The potential roles for active microwave imaging systems on board satellites were reviewed with particular emphasis on the Seasat Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR). Recommendations were made concerning the type of experiments that could most profitably be conducted over land with the Seasat SAR system capabilities available.
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    Type: Active Microwave Users Workshop Rept.; p 49-122
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    Active microwave users working group program planning (1978)
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    Description: A detailed programmatic and technical development plan for active microwave technology was examined in each of four user activities: (1) vegetation; (2) water resources and geologic applications, and (4) oceanographic applications. Major application areas were identified, and the impact of each application area in terms of social and economic gains were evaluated. The present state of knowledge of the applicability of active microwave remote sensing to each application area was summarized and its role relative to other remote sensing devices was examined. The analysis and data acquisition techniques needed to resolve the effects of interference factors were reviewed to establish an operational capability in each application area. Flow charts of accomplished and required activities in each application area that lead to operational capability were structured.
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    Type: Active Microwave Users Workshop Rept.; p 123-196
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    Applications of active microwave imagery (1978)
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    Description: The following topics were discussed in reference to active microwave applications: (1) Use of imaging radar to improve the data collection/analysis process; (2) Data collection tasks for radar that other systems will not perform; (3) Data reduction concepts; and (4) System and vehicle parameters: aircraft and spacecraft.
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    Type: Active Microwave Users Workshop Rept.; p 15-48
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    Summary of the active microwave users workshop (1978)
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    Description: A coordinated microwave applications development program was initiated to improve the capability to: (1) identify, monitor, and assess the earth's resources; and (2) monitor the earth's environment and predict significant changes. The program consists of the scientific, technical, and programmatic activities required to develop microwave remote sensing into an operational tool for systematic earth observations.
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    Type: Active Microwave Users Workshop Rept.; p 1-14
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    USDA Application Test System (ATS) session: ATS, technical approach and system design (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
    Keywords: EARTH RESOURCES AND REMOTE SENSING
    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. B: The LACIE Symp.; p 497-505
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    USDA Application Test System (ATS) session: Technology transfer; concepts, user requirements, and their practical application (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
    Keywords: EARTH RESOURCES AND REMOTE SENSING
    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. B: The LACIE Symp.; p 469-477
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    Data processing systems design session: The cartographic laboratory (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
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    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. A: The LACIE Symp.; p 225-234
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    Data processing systems design session: Evolution of the Earth Resources Interactive Processing System (ERIPS) (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
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    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. A: The LACIE Symp.; p 185-191
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    System implementation and operations session: System implementation and approaches used for generation of crop production reports (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
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    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. A: The LACIE Symp.; p 129-140
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    System implementation and operations session: The LACIE Application Evaluation System (AES), a design overview (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
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    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. A: The LACIE Symp.; p 83-96
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    LACIE: An experiment in global crop forecasting (1978)
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    Description: The author has identified the following significant results. Both the accuracy and efficiency with which LACIE crop survey estimates were made have shown significant improvement in three years. In the U.S. and U.S.S.R. winter wheat regions, the original accuracy goals were met or exceeded, with 90/90 estimates achieved in the United States 1.5 to 2 months before harvest. Additionally, all available accuracy parameters indicate 90/90 estimates for the U.S.S.R. total crop. Key technology problems were identified during phase 2 with spring wheat in the United States and Canada which prevented the attainment of 90/90 accuracies in these regions. Technology solutions developed and tested in phase 3 partly resolved these issues with a significant improvement realized in the accuracy of the spring wheat area estimates.
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    Type: Proc. of the Plenary Session: The LACIE Symp.; p 17-48
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    Findings of the data processing systems design peer group (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
    Keywords: EARTH RESOURCES AND REMOTE SENSING
    Type: Independent Peer Evaluation of the Large Area Crop Inventory Experiment (LACIE): The LACIE Symp.; p 27-34
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    USDA Application Test System (ATS) session: Data base design for a worldwide multicrop information system (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
    Keywords: EARTH RESOURCES AND REMOTE SENSING
    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. B: The LACIE Symp.; p 507-517
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    Experiment results session: Accuracy and performance of LACIE estimates (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
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    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. B: The LACIE Symp.; p 293-316
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    Data processing systems design session: Man-machine interface in LACIE ERIPS (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
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    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. A: The LACIE Symp.; p 205-214
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    System implementation and operations session: LACIE AES efficiency report (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
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    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. A: The LACIE Symp.; p 165-173
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    Experiment design session: Classification and mensuration approach (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
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    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. A: The LACIE Symp.; p 49-68
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    LACIE applications evaluation system: A design overview (1978)
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    Type: Proc. of the Plenary Session: The LACIE Symp.; p 49-63
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    Supporting Research and Technology (SRT) session: Status of yield estimation technology, a review of second-generation model development (1978)
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    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. B: The LACIE Symp.; p 413-435
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    Findings of the experiment design peer group (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
    Keywords: EARTH RESOURCES AND REMOTE SENSING
    Type: Independent Peer Evaluation of the Large Area Crop Inventory Experiment (LACIE): The LACIE Symp.; p 15-22
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    Experiment results session: LACIE crop years, an assessment of crop conditions (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
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    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. B: The LACIE Symp.; p 261-288
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    Data processing systems design session: Some cost performance characteristics of several data system configurations for processing remotely sensed data (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
    Keywords: EARTH RESOURCES AND REMOTE SENSING
    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. A: The LACIE Symp.; p 235-248
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    System implementation and operations session: Implementation and operation of yield forecasting and crop growth stage estimation (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
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    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. A: The LACIE Symp.; p 121-128
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    Experiment design session: Accuracy assessment, the statistical approach to performance evaluation (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
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    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. A: The LACIE Symp.; p 69-82
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    Experiment design session: Sampling and aggregation in LACIE (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
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    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. A: The LACIE Symp.; p 7-18
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    Data processing systems in support of LACIE and future agricultural research programs (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
    Keywords: EARTH RESOURCES AND REMOTE SENSING
    Type: Proc. of the Plenary Session: The LACIE Symp.; p 91-104
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    The status of existing global crop forecasting (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
    Keywords: EARTH RESOURCES AND REMOTE SENSING
    Type: Proc. of the Plenary Session: The LACIE Symp.; p 1-16
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    Findings of the USDA applications test system peer group (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
    Keywords: EARTH RESOURCES AND REMOTE SENSING
    Type: Independent Peer Evaluation of the Large Area Crop Inventory Experiment (LACIE): The LACIE Symp.; p 35-38
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    Findings of the experiment results peer group (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
    Keywords: EARTH RESOURCES AND REMOTE SENSING
    Type: Independent Peer Evaluation of the Large Area Crop Inventory Experiment (LACIE): The LACIE Symp.; p 11-14
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    An independent evaluation by the plenary peer review team (1978)
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    Description: There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
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    Type: Independent Peer Evaluation of the Large Area Crop Inventory Experiment (LACIE): The LACIE Symp.; p 1-8
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    Experiment design session: Growth stage estimation (1978)
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    Type: Briefing Mater. for Tech. Presentations, Vol. A: The LACIE Symp.; p 19-20
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