National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena, California
Contents Preface
RADIO INTERFEROMETRY AT MICROWAVE FREQUENCY
GEODETIC TECHNIQUES DEVELOPMENT
ARIES
Atmospheric Media Effects on ARIES Baseline Determination
S. C. Wu
NASA Code 692-40-20-00
THE DEEP SPACE NETWORK
PROGRAM PLANNING
Historical Data on Characteristics of Radio Systems Used for United States Deep-Space Communications
N. F. de Groot and H. R. Bahadori
NASA Code 311-03-31-03
PLANETARY AND INTERPLANETARY MISSION SUPPORT
Planetary Flight Projects
Pioneer 10 and 11 Mission Support
R. E. Nevarez
NASA Code 311-03-22-10
Interplanetary Flight Projects
Voyager Mission Support
N. Fanelli and H. Nance
NASA Code 311-03-43-10
ADVANCED SYSTEMS
Network Data Processing and Productivity
A Binary Coherent Optical Receiver for the Free-Space Channel
V. A. Vilnrotter
NASA Code 310-40-73-55
Deep Space Network Software Cost Estimation Model
R. C. Tausworthe
NASA Code 310-40-72-10
NETWORK AND FACILITY ENGINEERING AND IMPLEMENTATION
Network
A Sensitivity Model for Energy Consumption in Buildings. Part 1. Effect of Exterior Environment
F. L. Lansing
NASA Code 311-03-41-06
The DSN Radio Science System
B. J. Buckles
NASA Code 311-03-43-10
Ground Communications
Conversion of the DSN Teletype Subsystem to the Eight-Level ASCII National Standard
G. J. Brunder
NASA Code 311-06-20-00
Telemetry Degradation due to a CW RFI Induced Carrier Tracking Error for the Block IV Receiving System With Maximum Likelihood Convolutional Decoding
M. K. Sue
NASA Code 311-06-50-00
Deep Space Stations
Command System Output Bit Verification
C. W. Odd and S. F. Abbate
NASA Code 311-03-43-10
Development of a Polymetric Grout for the Hydrostatic Bearing at DSS 14
C. E. McClung, J. L. Schwendeman, G. L. Ball III, G. H. Jenkens, R. D. Casperson, G. P. Gale, and A. A. Riewe
NASA Code 311-03-45-00
Wind Loads for Bar-Truss Structures
M. S. Katow
NASA Code 311-03-41-02
ENERGY
Fuel Cells Feasibility Status Report
D. Schonfeld and T. Charng
NASA Code 311-03-40-60
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