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Modeling of the Plasma Thruster Impact on Spacecraft Charging – 37 NASCAP-2K: An Overview – 30 NASCAP-2K as a PIC Code – 37 New NASA SEE LEO Spacecraft Charging Design Guidelines: How to Survive in LEO Rather than GEO – 32 Observations of Vehicle Surface Charging in Dusty Plasma – 36 On-Orbit Experiments and Research on Measuring the Spacecraft Charging – 327 Onset of Spacecraft Charging in Single and Double Maxwellian Plasmas in Space: A Pedagogical Review – 316 Operational Prediction and Specification of the Spacecraft Charging Environment – 328 Representation of the Geosynchronous Plasma Environment for Spacecraft Charging Calculations – 38 Secondary Electron Emission Causing Potential Barriers Around Negatively Charged Spacecraft – 37 Space Environments and Effects (SEE) Program: Spacecraft Charging Technology Development Activities – 31 Spacecraft Charging in a Quasi-Static and Dynamic Plasma Environment and the Scaling Laws for ESD-Induced Current Transients – 31 SPARCS: An Advanced Software for Spacecraft Charging Analyses – 259 Specification of ISS Plasma Environment Variability – 296 The Flumic Electron Environment Model – 327 Validation of NASCAP-2K Spacecraft- Environment Interactions Calculations – 239 Wake Effects on Positively Charged Spacecraft in Flowing Tenuous Plasmas: Cluster Observations and Modeling – 39 SPACECRAFT COMPONENTS On-Orbit Daytime Solar Heating Effects: A Comparison of Ground Chamber Arcing Results – 38 SPACECRAFT CONFIGURATIONS A Flight Control Approach for Small Reentry Vehicles – 41 Plasma Phenomena Associated With Solar Array Discharges and Their Role in Scaling Coupon Test Results to a Full Panel – 30 SPACECRAFT CONSTRUCTION MATERI- ALS Materials Characterization at Utah State University: Facilities and Knowledgebase of Electronic Properties of Materials Applicable to Spacecraft Charging – 33 A-64 SPACECRAFT CONTROL Active Spacecraft Potential Control for Cluster Results from Three Years in Orbit – 42 SPACECRAFT DESIGN Electron Emission Properties of Insulator Materials Pertinent to the International Space Station – 35 Leo Spacecraft Charging Design Guidelines: A Proposed NASA Standard – 41 New NASA SEE LEO Spacecraft Charging Design Guidelines: How to Survive in LEO Rather than GEO – 32 Secondary Electron Emission Causing Potential Barriers Around Negatively Charged Spacecraft – 37 Space Weather Effects on SOHO and its Role as a Space Weather Watchdog – 44 Structural Design for a Neptune Aerocapture Mission – 40 SPACECRAFT ELECTRONIC EQUIP- MENT Cylindrical Asymmetrical Capacitor Devices for Space Applications – 105 SPACECRAFT ENVIRONMENTS A Review of Spacecraft Effects on Plasma Measurements – 33 Ground Experiment and Numerical Simulation of Spacecraft Arcing in Ambient Plasma Environments – 262 In-Flight Anomalies Attributed to ESD’s. Recent Cases and Trends – 44 SPACECRAFT INSTRUMENTS A Novel Spacecraft Charge Monitor for LEO – 33 Active Spacecraft Potential Control for Cluster Results from Three Years in Orbit – 42 In-Flight Anomalies Attributed to ESD’s. Recent Cases and Trends – 44 In-Flight Thermal Performance of the Lidar In-Space Technology Experiment – 44 Space Weather Effects on SOHO and its Role as a Space Weather Watchdog – 44 SPACECRAFT MAINTENANCE Intelligent Work Process Engineering System – 271 SPACECRAFT MODELS Features of Charging of Composite Configuration Spacecraft Charging in High Orbits – 39 Parameter Estimation of Spacecraft Nutation Growth Model – 120 Shuttle Systems 3-D Applications: Application of 3-D Graphics in Engineering Training for Shuttle Ground Processing – 27 The Electric Propulsion Interactions Code (EPIC) – 238 SPACECRAFT MODULES Feasibility Study of an Experimental Platform With Active Plasma Emission for Japan Experimental Module Onboard ISS – 34 SPACECRAFT PERFORMANCE Aerocapture Performance Analysis for a Neptune-Triton Exploration Mission – 320 SPACECRAFT POWER SUPPLIES Advanced Technology Development for Stirling Convertors – 46 Performance Expectations of Closed- Brayton-Cycle Heat Exchangers in 100kWe Nuclear Space Power Systems – 47 Power Management and Distribution Trades Studies for a Deep-Space Mission Scientific Spacecraft – 47 System Mass Variation and Entropy Generation in 100-kWe Closed-Brayton- Cycle Space Power Systems – 47 SPACECRAFT PROPULSION Experimental Investigation from the Operation of a 2 kW Brayton Power Conversion Unit and a Xenon Ion Thruster – 46 Modeling of the Plasma Environment of a FEEP Micro Thruster with PicUp3D Simulation Code: Sample Results – 45 SPACECRAFT SHIELDING Evaluation of Space Station Meteoroid/Debris Shielding Materials, Supplement – 40 SPACECRAFT STRUCTURES Degradation of Spacecraft Materials – 41 SPACECRAFT SURVIVABILITY Space Environmental Effects and Spacecraft EMC – 42 SPACECRAFT TRACKING Analysis of Return and Forward Links from STARS’ Flight Demonstration 1 – 42 SPACECRAFT Meteor Outbursts and Storms from the Spacecraft Hazard Perspective – 28 SPACE-TIME CE/SE METHOD Computation of Tone Noises Generated in Viscous Flows – 290 SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION A Comparison between Growth Morphology of ‘Eutectic’ Cells/Dendrites and Single-Phase Cells/Dendrites – 77 RGS Spectroscopy of the Cygnus Loop XA Knot – 317 SPECTRAL EMISSION Seasonal Surface Spectral Emissivity Derived from Terra MODIS Data – 157 SPECTRA Asymptotic Technique for the Far Field Pattern of a Dipole in an Infinite Stratified Medium – 93
Investigation of the Cubic Non-Linearity of New Organometallic Cyano- Containing Polymers by Z-Scan and Two Beam Coupling With Spectral Resolving – 84 Measurement of Inclusive Momentum Spectra and Multiplicity Distributions of Charged Particles at square root of s appxorimater 2-5 GeV – 277 SPECTROMETERS E781 Hyperon Spectrometer Constants – 282 SPECTROSCOPY Air Mass Factor Formulation for Spectroscopic Measurements from Satellites: Application to Formaldehyde Retrievals from the Global Ozone Monitoring Experiment – 155 Corrosion Study Using Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy – 78 GT Reflectometer: Performance Testing/Error Analysis – 105 Studying of Atomic and Molecular Interaction Processes in Rarified Hypervelocity Expanding Flows by Methods of Emissive Spectroscopy – 291 SPECTRUM ANALYSIS A Spectral Analysis Approach for Acoustic Radiation from Composite Panels – 54 SPENT FUELS Preconceptional Paternal Exposure to Embedded Depleted Uranium Fragments: Transmission of Genetic Damage to Offspring – 193 SPORADIC METEOROIDS Meteoroid Engineering Model (MEM)A Meteoroid Model for the Inner Solar System – 321 SPRAY NOZZLES Method for Forming MEMS-Based Spinning Nozzle – 48 SPRAYING Design of a Microgravity Spray Cooling Experiment – 89 SPREADING Turbulence Spreading into Linearly Stable Zone and Transport Scaling – 299 SPREADSHEETS Evaluation of Space Station Meteoroid/Debris Shielding Materials, Supplement – 40 SPRING (SEASON) Correction to ‘Asian chemical Outflow to the Pacific in Spring: Origins, Pathways, and Budgets’ by Isabelle Bey et al. – 154 SPUTTERING Open Questions in Electronic Sputtering of Solids by Slow Highly Charged Ions with Respect to Applications in Single Ion Implantation – 276 STABILITY TESTS Stability Analysis of the Laser System for the TTF Photoinjector at Fermilab – 293 STABILITY Active Control of Instabilities in Laminar Boundary-Layer Flow – 116 Advanced Methods for Highly-Portable Field Repair Welding and Assessing Phase Stability and Aging of Alloys in Service – 75 Damping Ring Designs and Issues – 273 Experimental Robust Control Studies on an Unstable Magnetic Suspension System – 131 Regulation of ErbB-2 Metabolic Stability – 221 The Nonlinear Evolution of the Inviscid Secondary Instability of Streamwise Vortex Structures – 116 STAINLESS STEELS A Comparison of Weld-Repaired and Base Metal for Inconel 718 and CRES 321 at Cryogenic and Room Temperatures – 77 Corrosion Study Using Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy – 78 Electrochemical Studies of the LiFePO4 Thin Films prepared with Pulsed Laser Deposition – 143 In-Situ Observations of Phase Transformations in the HAZ of 2205 Duplex Stainless Steel Weldments – 72 Weldability Comparison of Tritium- Charged-and-Aged 304 and 316LN Stainless Steel – 286 Zinc Treatment Effects on Corrosion Behavior of 304 Stainless Steel in High Temperature, Hydrogenated Water – 275 STANDARDIZATION ECSS-E-20-06 Draft Standard on Spacecraft Charging: Environment-Induced Effects on the Electrostatic Behaviour of Space Systems – 316 Standardized UXO Technology Demonstration Site Blind Grid Scoring Record No. 157 – 91 STANDARDS Leo Spacecraft Charging Design Guidelines: A Proposed NASA Standard – 41 STATE ESTIMATION Cloud Detection Using Measured and Modeled State Parameters – 162 STATIC LOADS Experimental Investigation of Tearing Fracture in Sheets Under Quasi-Static Loading – 74 STATISTICAL ANALYSIS High-Level Spacecraft Charging at Geosynchronous Study – 36 Altitudes: A Statistical Parametric Cost Deployment – 314 Specification of ISS Plasma Environment Variability – 296 STEADY STATE Thermocapillary Convection Due to a Stationary Bubble - A Paradox – 114 STELLAR ENVELOPES The Formation Mechanism of Helium- Rich Subdwarf B Stars – 319 STELLARATORS Coil Tolerance Impact on Plasma Surface Quality for NCSX – 297 STEM CELLS Functional Analysis of C-CAM1 Tumor Suppressor Gene by Targeted Gene Deletion – 175 Stem Cells in Prostate – 197 STEREOSCOPY Article Screening System – 7 STEROIDS TSC1 and TSC2 Gene Homologs in Schizosaccharomyces Pombe – 200 STIFFNESS Analysis of Stainless Steel Sandwich Panels with a Metal Foam Core for Lightweight Fan Blade Design – 14 Improved Control Authority in Flexible Structures Using Stiffness Variation – 280 STIRLING CYCLE Advanced Technology Development for Stirling Convertors – 46 Cermet Coatings for Solar Stirling Space Power – 49 Overview 2003 of NASA Multi-D Stirling Convertor Development and DOE and NASA Stirling Regenerator R and D Efforts – 46 STIRLING ENGINES Overview 2003 of NASA Multi-D Stirling Convertor Development and DOE and NASA Stirling Regenerator R and D Efforts – 46 STOCHASTIC PROCESSES Atlas of Interoccurrence Intervals for Selected Thresholds of Daily Precipitation in Texas – 163 STOCKPILING SAN and Data Transport Technology Evaluation at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) – 236 STORAGE BATTERIES Design of an AUV Recharging System – 144 STORAGE STABILITY Rations ‘Hot Climates’ – 228 STRAIN GAGES Force-Measuring Clamp – 132 STRAIN RATE High Strain Rate Superplastic Behavior of Al-Li-Mg- Cu-Sc Alloy Subjected to Severe Plastic Deformation – 75 A-65
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE A Concurren
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A-10 Microlocalization and Quantita
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CERAMIC FIBERS Ceramic Matrix Compo
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