Add to ORKGA major diagnostic in understanding the response of the Earth's climate to natural or anthropogenic changes is the radiative balance at the top of the atmosphere. Two classes of measurements may be undertaken: (1) a monitoring of the radiation balance over decade-long long time-scales, and (2) measurements designed to provide a sufficiently complete data set to validate or improve models. This paper discusses some of the important ingredients in obtaining such data, and presents a description of some candidate instrumentation for use on a small satellite. 23 refs
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A 0.165-scale isolated inlet model was tested in the NASA Lewis Research Center 8-ft by 6-ft Superso...
When Lignite is exposed to the action of weather it undergoes various changes, probably due to oxida...
The information available on the BaO(SrO)-NbO-NbO2 system with the niobium atom in the lower oxidati...
A critical need for the Mission to Planet Earth is to provide continuous, well-calibrated radiometri...
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Observations from IUE were used to study the structure of the lower chromosphere of AR Lacertae in t...
The object of this research was to develop a technique that could measure the velocity of light indi...
Near infrared laboratory spectra have been used for many years to determine nitrogen and lignin conc...
In 1986 we presented a rationale for the detection of bulk explosives based on nuclear techniques th...
The effect of hydrostatic pressure on saturated diacyl phospholipids was studied using deuterium NMR...
Since the advent of the laser there has appeared a multitude of scientific papers describing the var...
This investigation was undertaken with the purpose of obtaining more data on the question of the exi...
Observation and photographic data from the Apollo Soyuz Test Project are analyzed. The discussion is...
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The role and degree of direct involvement of humans required in future space missions were investiga...
A 0.165-scale isolated inlet model was tested in the NASA Lewis Research Center 8-ft by 6-ft Superso...
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The information available on the BaO(SrO)-NbO-NbO2 system with the niobium atom in the lower oxidati...