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Exploring the Unknown - NASA's History Office

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for a Civil Operational Land Remote Sensing Satellite System,” 296-306; and Polar-orbiting Operational<br />

Environmental Satellites (POES), 163; and “Policy Concerning U.S. Assistance in <strong>the</strong> Development of Foreign<br />

Communications Satellite Capabilities,” 91-95; and “The President’s Space Policy and Commercial Space<br />

Initiatives to Begin <strong>the</strong> Next Century,” 455-60; and “Private Sector Operation of Landsat Satellites,” 281-82;<br />

and “Proposal for Enhancing NASA Technology Transfer to Civil Systems,” 546-53; and remote sensing,<br />

155-383; and “Quantifying <strong>the</strong> Benefits to <strong>the</strong> National Economy from Secondary Applications of NASA<br />

Technology,” 445-49; and “Report of <strong>the</strong> United States Delegation . . . on Definitive Arrangements for <strong>the</strong><br />

International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium,” 108-20; and “Report of <strong>the</strong> Government Technical<br />

Review Panel on Industry Responses on Commercialization of <strong>the</strong> Civil Remote Sensing Systems,” 309-21; and<br />

“Resolution of Issues Related to Private Sector Transfer of Civil Land Observing Satellite Activities,” 306-308;<br />

and Rosen’s Commercial Communications Satellite, 35-39; and “Some Recent International Reactions to ERTS-1,”<br />

259-62; and “Space Commercialization Meeting,” 498-501; and space economics, 385-577; and “Space<br />

Industrialization: An Overview,” 527-33; and “Space Industrialization Final Report,” 517-27; and State<br />

Department, 85-89, 91-95; and “Technology Transfer White Paper,” 563-74; and TIROS, 158-60, 161-62,<br />

203-06; and T. Keith Glennan, 29, 39-41, 203-04; and “Transfer of Civil Meteorological Satellites,” 321-29; and<br />

“Transfer of U.S. Communications Satellite Technology,” 96-99; and “U.S. Assistance in <strong>the</strong> Early<br />

Establishment of Communications Satellite Service,” 95-96; and “U.S. Commercial Space Policy Guidelines,”<br />

460-63; and “U.S. Policy on Licensing and Operation of Private Remote Sensing Systems,” 379-81; and “White<br />

Paper on New International Satellite Systems,” 147-53<br />

National Aeronautics and Space Council, 65-67, 76-77; and “Policy Concerning U.S. Assistance in <strong>the</strong><br />

Development of Foreign Communications Satellite Capabilities,” 91-95; and State Department, 85-89<br />

National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), 215-16; and “Basic Agreement Between<br />

U.S. Department of Commerce and <strong>the</strong> National Aeronautics and Space Administration Concerning<br />

Operational Meteorological Satellite Systems,” 206-11; and “Civil Operational Remote Sensing,” 294-95; and<br />

“Commercial Space Industry in <strong>the</strong> Year 2000,” 473-80; and “Earth Information from Space by Remote<br />

Sensing,” 282-93; and Earth resource satellites, 167-76, 224-25; and “Earth Resources Survey Program,”<br />

248-50, 250-52, 253-56; and “Earth’s Resources to be Studied from Space,” 244-46; and NASA, 163-67; and<br />

“Convergence of U.S.-Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite Systems,” 165, 221-23; and “Foreign<br />

Policy Issues Regarding Earth Resource Surveying by Satellite,” 262-69; and “Land Remote-Sensing<br />

Commercialization Act of 1984,” 329-44; and “Land Remote Sensing Policy Act of 1992,” 173-75, 352-68; and<br />

Landsat, 133, 168-73; and “Landsat Remote Sensing Policy,” 345-47; and “Landsat Remote Sensing Strategy,”<br />

372-75; and Large Area Crop Inventory Experiment (LACIE), 170; and “Management Plan for <strong>the</strong> Landsat<br />

Program,” 347-52; and National Performance Review, 164-65, 216-21; and “National Plan for a Common<br />

System of Meteorological Observation Satellites,” 204-06; and “National Space Policy” (1996), 463-73; and<br />

“Operational Requirements for Global Resource Surveys by Earth-Orbital Satellites,” 246-48; and “Planning<br />

for a Civil Operational Land Remote Sensing Satellite System,” 296-306; and Polar-orbiting Operational<br />

Environmental Satellites (POES), 163; and “Report of <strong>the</strong> Government Technical Review Panel on Industry<br />

Responses on Commercialization of <strong>the</strong> Civil Remote Sensing Systems,” 309-21; and “Resolution of Issues<br />

Related to Private Sector Transfer of Civil Land Observing Satellite Activities,” 306-308; and “Some Recent<br />

International Reactions to ERTS-1,” 259-62; and “Transfer of Civil Meteorological Satellites,” 321-29; and “U.S.<br />

Policy on Licensing and Operation of Private Remote Sensing Systems,” 379-81<br />

National Performance Review (NPR), 164-65, 216-21<br />

National Radio Observatory, 24, 45<br />

National Research Council, and “Federal Research and Development for Satellite Communications,” 135-45<br />

National Science Foundation (NSF), 7, 240, 385<br />

National Wea<strong>the</strong>r Service, 173<br />

Naval Research Laboratory, 157<br />

Newell, Homer E., 211-13; and “Earth Resources Survey Program,” 248-50, 250-52, 253-56; and “Meeting at <strong>the</strong><br />

U.S. Geological Survey . . . Regarding Remote Sensing and South America,” 240-44; and “Some Recent<br />

International Reactions to ERTS-1,” 259-62<br />

Nimbus Wea<strong>the</strong>r Satellite, 159-60, 168<br />

Nixon, Richard M., 133-35<br />

Noordung, Hermann, 11<br />

Nunn, Robert, 39<br />

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