Monitoring earth's ocean, land, and atmosphere from space : sensors, systems, and applications /
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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New York :
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics,
©1985.
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Colección: | Progress in astronautics and aeronautics ;
v. 97. |
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Authors
- Preface
- Chapter I. Earthview�Remote Sensing of the Earth from Space
- Introduction
- Solar-Terrestrial Interactions
- The Dynamic Atmosphere
- The Dynamic Oceans and Coastal Regions
- The Solid Earth
- The Biosphere
- The Earth's Climate
- The Problems of Categories
- International Concerns about Remote Sensing
- Commercial Opportunities in Remote Sensing
- Future Opportunities for International Cooperation
- Possible Effect of NASA's Space Station Program on Earth ObservationsChapter II. Meteorological and Environmental Satellites
- The TIROS Meteorological Satellites�Twenty-five Years: 1960-1985
- The Nimbus Satellite System: Remote Sensing R & D Platform of the 1970s
- Introduction
- Evolution of the TIROS Program
- ITOS�The Improved TIROS Operational System
- Benefits
- The Nimbus Satellite System: Remote Sensing R & D Platform of the 1970s
- Introduction
- Satellite System Design
- Nimbus Achievements
- Lessons Learned
- Remote Sensing of the Earth with the Defense Meteorological SatelliteBackground
- Introduction
- Block IV
- Block 5A
- Block 5B and 5C
- Block 5D-1
- Attitude Determination and Control
- Control Functions
- The Defense Meteorological Satellite Program: A Review of Its Impact
- Introduction
- The Early Years: 1965-1972
- The Expanding Years: 1973-1981
- The Mature Years: 1982-
- The Development of the Geosynchronous Weather Satellite System
- Introduction
- Applications Technology Satellites
- SMS/GOES
- GOES
- The Current Operational SystemUse of Geosynchronous Satellite Measurements
- GOES-Next
- Data Availability
- The GOES-G and -H Spacecraft Design
- Introduction
- Spacecraft Design Configuration
- Communications Subsystem
- VAS and VDM Design
- SEM Design
- Controls Subsystem Design
- Telemetry and Command
- Power and Propulsion Subsystems
- NOAA's Environmental Satellite Data Processing and Derived Products
- Polar Satellite Ingest System
- Geostationary Satellite Ingest System
- Data Processing
- Quantitative Products
- Images
- Analytical ProductsFuture
- The Economic Benefits of Operational Environmental Satellites
- Introduction
- Activities Benefiting from Operational Environmental Satellite Programs
- Earth Radiation Budget Satellite
- Introduction
- Program Background
- The Earth Radiation Budget Satellite Program
- Scientific Instruments
- Project Operations Control Center
- The Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite
- Introduction
- Mission Characteristics
- Observatory
- Instruments
- Theoretical Investigations
- Data Processing System