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Jan 1, 1962

Reply

The author responds to a letter critique of a co-written paper on Utility of Weather Forecasts to the Raisin Industry.
Expert Insights

Jun 9, 1961

Recalculations of Cloud Electrification Based on a General Charge-Separation Mechanism

A rederivation of the field growth equation along the same general lines given in P-2121, but considering the field E to vary with time in the computation of the volume charge density.
Research

Jan 1, 1961

The Utility of Weather Forecasts to the Raisin Industry

An examination of a specific case of the usefulness of weather forecasting.
Research

Jan 1, 1961

Daytime and Nighttime Atmospheric Properties Derived from Rocket and Satellite Observations

Upper air densities obtained by means of rockets and satellites in the region from 100 to about 800 km are presented.
Research

Jan 1, 1961

Reply to Some Comments by Malville Concerning the Midnight Auroral Maximum

Movement of geomagneticall trapped radiation toward lower latitudes on the night side of the earth.
Research

Jan 1, 1961

Solar-stream Distortion of the Geomagnetic Field and Polar Electrojets

Solar stream distortion of the geomagnetic field, polar auroras, electrojets.
Research

Aug 1, 1960

Weather Information and Economic Decisions: A Preliminary Report

This study examines ways in which weather information enters into economic decisions.
Expert Insights

Jan 1, 1960

Calculations of Cloud Electrification Based on a General Charge Separation Mechanism

A description of a mechanism for selectively transferring charge in clouds in a way that enhances the normal atmospheric electrostatic field.
Research

May 4, 1955

B-52 Main and Satellite Base Installations Cost: Warm and Cold Climate

This short paper estimates the costs of B-52 main and dispersal bases in warm and cold climates.
Research

Jan 1, 1953

Report of the Standing Committee on Problems of the Upper Atmosphere, 1951-1952

The year 1951-1952 has been a significant one in the history of upper-atmosphere research.
Research

Jan 1, 1949

Doppler Radar

This paper contains a discussion of the principle of operation of cw Doppler search radar systems and an analysis of their performance capabilities

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Recalculations of Cloud Electrification Based on a General Charge-Separation Mechanism

The Utility of Weather Forecasts to the Raisin Industry

Daytime and Nighttime Atmospheric Properties Derived from Rocket and Satellite Observations

Reply to Some Comments by Malville Concerning the Midnight Auroral Maximum

Solar-stream Distortion of the Geomagnetic Field and Polar Electrojets

Weather Information and Economic Decisions: A Preliminary Report

Calculations of Cloud Electrification Based on a General Charge Separation Mechanism

B-52 Main and Satellite Base Installations Cost: Warm and Cold Climate

Report of the Standing Committee on Problems of the Upper Atmosphere, 1951-1952

Doppler Radar

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Recalculations of Cloud Electrification Based on a General Charge-Separation Mechanism

The Utility of Weather Forecasts to the Raisin Industry

Daytime and Nighttime Atmospheric Properties Derived from Rocket and Satellite Observations

Reply to Some Comments by Malville Concerning the Midnight Auroral Maximum

Solar-stream Distortion of the Geomagnetic Field and Polar Electrojets

Weather Information and Economic Decisions: A Preliminary Report

Calculations of Cloud Electrification Based on a General Charge Separation Mechanism

B-52 Main and Satellite Base Installations Cost: Warm and Cold Climate

Report of the Standing Committee on Problems of the Upper Atmosphere, 1951-1952

Doppler Radar

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