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Automated Rendezvous and Capture System Development and Simulation for NASA – 25 RENEWABLE ENERGY Decision Analysis Using Value Focused Thinking to Select Renewable Energy Sources – 129 Renewable Energy Analysis for Strategic Responsiveness 2 (REASR 2) – 137 REPLACING Age Replacement and Service Rate Control of Stochastically Degrading Queues – 223 Replacement of Chromium Electroplating on C-2, E-2, P-3 and C-130 Propeller Hub Components Using HVOF Thermal Spray Coatings – 14 RESEARCH AIRCRAFT Scientific Research in Aircraft Mechanical/Thermal Technology – 94 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT America’s Space Launch Capabilities – 267 Cell Science and Cell Biology Research at MSFC: Summary – 161 Current Thrusts in Ground Robotics: Programs, Systems, Technologies, Issues – 212 Evaluating the Effectiveness of the 2002- 2003 NASA SCIence Files(TM) Program – 279 Final Report for LDRD Project ‘A New Era of Research in Aerosol/Cloud/Climate Interactions at LLNL’ – 149 Flight Hardware Development and Research at MSFC for Optimizing Success on the International Space Station – 67 If Our Robots Are So Smart, Why Aren’t We All Rich? (The Challenges of Integrating Autonomous Robots) – 212 Program for the Increased Participation of Minorities in NASA-Related Research – 336 RCRC Scientific Review Committee Meeting – 240 Science and Technology Review: National Ignition Facility Comes to Life – 33 Science and Technology Review: Riding the Waves of High-Power Computing – 291 Science and Technology Review: Semiconductors at the Nanoscale – 238 Towards an Analytical Framework for Evaluating the Impact of Technology on Future Contexts – 228 RESEARCH FACILITIES An Overview of the Materials Science Research at the Marshall Space Flight Center Electrostatic Levitator Facility and Recent CDDF Efforts – 93 Biotechnology Protein Expression and Purification Facility – 161 Impact of the Grounding of the Shuttle Fleet – 277 Investigation into the Role of Initial Conditions on Rayleigh-Taylor Instabilities by Low Atwood Experiments and Simulations – 235 National Ignition Facility (NIF) Control Network Design and Analysis – 263 Science and Technology Review: National Ignition Facility Comes to Life – 33 Target Diagnostic Technology Research and Development for the LLNL ICF and HED Programs – 260 RESERVES May 2003 Status of Forces Survey of Reserve Component Members: Tabulations of Responses – 281 RESERVOIRS Numerical Simulation of CO2 Leakage from a Geologic Disposal Reservoir, Including Transitions from Super- to Sub- Critical Conditions, and Boiling of Liquid CO2 – 139 RESIDUES Field-Portable X-Ray Fluorescence (FP- XRF) Determinations of Metals in Post- Blast Ordnance Residues – 53 RESIN TRANSFER MOLDING High Temperature Transfer Molding Resins: Preliminary Composite Properties of PETI-375 – 40 RESINS Modeling the VARTM Composite Manufacturing Process – 61 RESONATORS Methods of Measuring Lock-In Strength and their Application to the Case of Flow over a Cavity Locking into a Single Side Branch Resonator – 88 RESOURCE ALLOCATION Technology Needs for Far-Infrared, Submillimeter, and Millimeter Missions – 306 RESOURCES MANAGEMENT A Study of Information Exchange Between USA Air Force Bases and Their Surrounding Communities – 283 RESPIRATORY SYSTEM Quantitative Characterization of Pulmonary Pressure-Volume Curve for Improved Care of Acute Lung Injury – 177 RESTORATION Wavelet-Based Bayesian Methods for Image Analysis and Automatic Target Recognition – 225 RHENIUM ALLOYS Basic and Applied Materials Science Research Efforts at MSFC Germane to NASA Goals – 289 RIBONUCLEIC ACIDS New Programs Utilizing Light Scattering and Flow Imaging Techniques for Macromolecular Crystal Growth and Fluid Dynamics Studies – 264 RISK Effect of Modern C2 Assets on Risk Management of Joint Operational Warfare – 73 The Unspoken Consequence of Command, Control Communications Technology: Enhanced Micromanagement by Risk- Averse Commanders – 75 RIVERS Ashtubula River, Ohio, Sedimentation Study. Report 3 Erosion Experiments on Bed Sediments – 244 ROBOT CONTROL Design and Evaluation of a Multi-Robot Control Interface – 195 ROBOTICS A General Architecture for Classical Conditioning of Perceptual-Motor Sequences – 211 A Technique for Coordinating Autonomous Robots – 214 Automated Rendezvous and Capture System Development and Simulation for NASA – 25 Current Thrusts in Ground Robotics: Programs, Systems, Technologies, Issues – 212 Early User Appraisal of the MDARS Interior Robot – 189 Enhancing Functionality and Autonomy in Man- Portable Robots – 213 Evolutionary Space Communications Architectures for Human/Robotic Exploration and Science Missions – 71 If Our Robots Are So Smart, Why Aren’t We All Rich? (The Challenges of Integrating Autonomous Robots) – 212 Internet Tools for Sharing Unmanned Vehicle Information – 283 Radar-Based Intruder Detection for a Robotic Security System – 107 Telerobotic Requirements for Sensing, Navigation, and Communications – 13 ROBOTS A Technique for Coordinating Autonomous Robots – 214 An Evolutionary Strategy For Achieving Autonomous Navigation – 208 Autonomous Visual Control of a Mobile Robot – 210 Command Control for Many-Robot Systems – 211 Controlling Multiple Security Robots in a Warehouse Environment – 210 Cost-Optimization of Many-Robot Systems – 211 Current Technical Research Issues of Autonomous Robots Employed in Combat – 212 Design and Evaluation of a Multi-Robot Control Interface – 195 A-57
Early User Appraisal of the MDARS Interior Robot – 189 Enhancing Functionality and Autonomy in Man- Portable Robots – 213 If Our Robots Are So Smart, Why Aren’t We All Rich? (The Challenges of Integrating Autonomous Robots) – 212 Minimum-Resource Distributed Navigation and Mapping – 209 Network Protocols for Mobile Robot Systems – 199 Proceedings of the Autonomous Vehicles in Mine Countermeasures Symposium, Monterey CA, 4-7 April 1995 Many- Robot MCM Search Systems – 213 Protocols for Robot Communications: Transport and Content Layers – 209 Radar-Based Intruder Detection for a Robotic Security System – 107 Randomized Search Strategies With Imperfect Sensors – 211 Real-World Issues in Warehouse Navigation – 210 Reconfigurable and Adaptable Micro- Robots – 212 Security Considerations for Autonomous Robots – 198 ROBUSTNESS (MATHEMATICS) Comparison of Artificial Compressibility Methods – 87 Dynamical Chaos in the Wisdom-Holman Integrator: Origins and Solutions – 218 Stochastic Control Synthesis of Systems with Structured Uncertainty – 223 ROCKET ENGINE DESIGN Implementation of Wireless and Intelligent Sensor Technologies in the Propulsion Test Environment – 32 ROCKET ENGINES Dynamic Analysis of a Building Under Rocket Engine Plume Acoustic Load – 124 Large Area, Real Time Inspection of Rocket Motors Using a Novel Handheld Ultrasound Camera – 125 Software for Preprocessing Data from Rocket-Engine Tests – 156 ROCKET EXHAUST Measurements of Infrared and Acoustic Source Distributions in Jet Plumes – 90 ROOFS A Roof for the Lions’ House – 287 ROTATION Laboratory Experiments on Rotation and Alignment of the Analogs of Interstellar Dust Grains by Radiation – 311 ROTONS Disk Crack Detection for Seeded Fault Engine Test – 119 A-58 ROTOR DYNAMICS Predictions for the Effects of Free Stream Turbulence on Turbine Blade Heat Transfer – 93 ROVING VEHICLES Efficient Evaluation Functions for Multi- Rover Systems – 208 SAFETY Impact of the Grounding of the Shuttle Fleet – 277 SAMPLING Adaptive Oceanographic Sampling in a Coastal Environmental Using Autonomous Gliding Vehicles – 7 SANDS Experimental Study of Sound Waves in Sandy Sediment – 247 Roving Sands 2003 Event Test Plan – 201 SANDWICH STRUCTURES Bonded Repair of Aircraft Composite Sandwich Structures – 8 Damage Resistance and Tolerance of Composite Sandwich Panels: Scaling Effects – 36 Thermo-Elastic Triangular Sandwich Element for the Complete Stress Field Based on a Single-Layer Theory – 123 SAPPHIRE Fabrication of Monolithic Sapphire Membranes for High T(sub c) Bolometer Array Development – 101 SATELLITE ATMOSPHERES Electrical Charging of Aerosols and Conductivity of Titan’s Atmosphere – 325 SATELLITE COMMUNICATION Flying Plug: A Small UUV Designed for Submarine Data Connectivity – 72 Proceedings of the International Symposium on Advanced Radio Technologies, March 2-4, 2004 – 71 SATELLITE IMAGERY Commercial Imagery Satellite Threat: How Can U.S. Forces Protect Themselves? – 130 LDCM Preliminary Thermal Trades – 102 Mississippi Company Using NASA Software Program to Provide Unique Imaging Service: DATASTAR Success Story – 286 SATELLITE INSTRUMENTS The Economical Microbolometer-Based Environmental Radiometer Satellite (EM- BERSat) Designed for Forest Fire Detection and Monitoring – 99 Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS) – 97 SATELLITE OBSERVATION A LEO Hyperspectral Mission Implementation for Global Carbon Cycle Observations – 147 An Adjoint-Based Analysis of the Sampling Footprints of Tall Tower, Aircraft and Potential Future Lidar Observations of CO2 – 141 Feasibility of Sensing Tropospheric Ozone with MODIS 9.6 Micron Observations – 328 Implementation of Coupled Skin Temperature Analysis and Bias Correction in a Global Atmospheric Data Assimilation System – 128 SATELLITE-BORNE INSTRUMENTS Star Formation with Herschel – 305 SATURATION Saturation of a High-Gain Single-Pass FEL – 255 SCALE MODELS Investigation of Acoustical Shielding by a Wedge-Shaped Airframe – 246 SCATTERING CROSS SECTIONS Atmospheric and Surface Reflectance Measurements by the Geoscience Laser Altimeter System – 110 SCATTERING Laboratory and In-Flight In-Situ X-ray Imaging and Scattering Facility for Materials, Biotechnology and Life Sciences – 161 Quantum Scattering Study of Ro- Vibrational Excitations in N+N(sub 2) Collisions under Re-entry Conditions – 215 Systematic Uncertainties on (delta)M2 from Neutrino Physics, using Calorimetric Energy Reconstruction – 236 SCHEDULES Impact of the Grounding of the Shuttle Fleet – 277 SCHEDULING A Comparison of Techniques for Scheduling Earth-Observing Satellites – 227 SCIENCE Evaluating the Effectiveness of the 2002- 2003 NASA SCIence Files(TM) Program – 279 Science and Technology Review: Semiconductors at the Nanoscale – 238 SCINTILLATION COUNTERS Method for Concurrent and Continuous Measurement of Rn-222 and Rn-220 Using Scintillation Cells – 250 SCORING An Improvement to Situational Force Scoring for Adjudicating Attrition in Combined Arms Conflicts – 228 SCREW DISLOCATIONS Multiscale Modeling of Dislocation Processes in Bcc Tantalum: Bridging Atomistic and Mesoscale Simulations – 249 SEA ICE The Heat and Salt Balances of the Upper Ocean Beneath a Spatially Variable Melting Sea Ice Cover – 94
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SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL AEROSPACE
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concerning the operation of aircraf
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nitrides. There are over 60 of thes
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With the increasing use of fiber-re
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20040071101 Texas Univ., Austin, TX
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20040073643 Naval Research Lab., St
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instrumentation is needed to improv
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experience gained from the morning
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(IPD) program, and the Hybrid Sound
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single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWN
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A critical analysis of the CCSD(T)
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zone permeability. Two full-scale P
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changes can have drastic affects. N
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needed for validation of a detailed
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qubits in quantum computers. It has
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different flow types are proposed.
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experimental dataset provides essen
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solution. The sensor responds prope
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noise. Multiplexers for large numbe
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otor and blades, were found to be i
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Commercial Instrument Validation La
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cell potential vs. current density
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in the Earth’s climate system. Th
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frontal systems approaching the Nam
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effects of climate change and urban
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forecasting weather in the vast, da
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that 100 tg of dust are transported
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Body weights of rat pups reared dur
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stratified random sample of 9,975 f
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The financial challenges associated
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In this paper, we develop a time an
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independent of communications bandw
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capable tool with extensibility to
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their work became extraordinarily t
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levels of autonomous operation and
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capabilities in a number of diverse
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We discuss the temporal and spectra
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induced transparency (EIT) in GaAs
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calculated x-ray fluxes from the pr
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status of the development of SOFIA
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Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD,
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93 SPACE RADIATION Includes cosmic
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ABBREVIATIONS MSFC Space Station Pr
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AEROSPACE VEHICLES Application of S
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ANNOTATIONS An Annotated Bibliograp
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Page 360 and 361: Proceedings of the Autonomous Vehic
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Page 378 and 379: INDUSTRIES The 10-Year Remote Sensi
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Page 382 and 383: LEVITATION An Overview of the Mater
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Page 388 and 389: MINERALOGY Perovskite Manganites: A
Page 390 and 391: NEBULAE IR Fine-Structure Line Sign
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Page 398 and 399: RADAR CROSS SECTIONS Bandwidth Limi
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Page 418 and 419: Abbas, M. M. Laboratory Experiments
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Nitao, E. N. Parameterization of In
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Phan, Kandy Q. Design and Implement
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Ren, Libo Dynamic Punch Shear Behav
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Schatz, Josh The Use of LS-DYNA in
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Sokolov, Sergey Assembly of Functio
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Talley, D. G. The Development of a
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Varakala, S. Facilitating Intellige
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Whipple, Kelin X. Relief Evolution
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Yen, Chian-Fong Dynamic Punch Shear
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