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PB-239 100/1CP PC A12/MF A01-

Bechtel, Inc., San Francisco, Calif.
Path to Self-Sufficiency Directions and Con-,
stralnts. Appendices

Final rept. on Phase 1 .

Aug 74, 267p" Rept no BECHTEL-10900-74-43-

l-App

Grant NSF-C867

Keywords — used for indexi
and searching

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Descriptors: "Energy supplies, "Computer pro-
rams, Crude oil, Natural gas, Coal, Oil shale,
ranium, Thorium, Bituminous sands,
Hydroelectric power generation, Geothermal
prospecting, Solar energy conversion, Wastes,
Systems analysis, Systems engineering,
Capitalized costs, Fossil fuel deposits. Trans-
portation, Planning, Forecasting, Algorithms,
Flow charting, Mathematical models, FOR-
TRAN.

A computer program that calculates resource ■
requirements and summarizes results for any
fuel mix is presented. The program tabulates an
annual schedule of required facilities to be
brought on-line and attendant annual
schedules of capital (2 classes), manpower (4
types), and materials (9 categories) require-
ments. The model is exercised for two likely fuel
mixes and the implications in terms of an-
ticipated capital, manpower, and materials con-
straints are discussed.

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'ENERGY SUPPLIES

Energy System Network Simulator (ESNS) li. A-

User's Guide

BNL-20979 9B

Path to Self-Sufficiency Directions and Con-
straints
PB-239 099/5CP

Path to Self-Sutficiency Directions and Con-
straints. Appendices
PB-239 100/1 CP 21 D

An Economic Analysis ot Declining Petroleum
Supplies in Texas: Income, Employment. Tax and
Production Effects as Measured by Input-Output
and Supply-Demand Simulation Models
PB-243 320/9CP 08I

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Path to Self-Sufficiency Directions and Con-
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ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES

AD-A001 271/6CP PC A02/MF A01

Environmental Prediction Research Facility

(Navy) Monterey Calif

A Tropical Cyclone Analog Program for the

Southwest Indian Ocean

Technical paper

Samson Brand, Jack W. Blelloch, and James M.

Long. Oct 74, 20p Rept no. ENVPREDRSCHF-

tech paper-16-74

Descriptors: 'Tropical cyclones, 'Weather
forecasting, "Indian Ocean, Statistical analysis.
Computer programming, Diurnal variations.
Pacific Ocean Islands

Identifiers: SWINJAH74 computer program,
Fleet numerical weather central.

A tropical cyclone analog program for the
Southwest Indian Ocean area (SWINJAH74) is
described. The program is a statistical com-
puter technique to provide forecasts of
Southwest Indian Ocean tropical cyclones from
12-72 hours. The analog program is discussed
in terms of its proposed operational use at Fleet
Weather Central, Guam, Mariana Islands.

AD-A002 117/OCP PC A04/MF A01

Environmental Technical Applications Center
(Air Force) Washington D C
A Precipitating Convective Cloud Model

Robert D. Smith. May 74, 51p Rept no.
USAFETAC-TN-74-3

Descriptors: 'Convection(Atmospheric), 'Cloud
physics, Atmospheric temperature, Wind,
Mathematical models, Computer programs,
Computations

A model presenting a physical depiction of a
precipitating convective cloud is explained in
detail The mathematical computations are
shown and a computer program for the model
is given. This program uses the primitive equa-
tions with initial conditions to compute desired
atmospheric parameters in two dimensions at
some later time. The initial conditions are
defined by a reference temperature, surface
temperature, temperature change with height,
surface wind, wind shear, and moisture dis-
tribution. Model limitations are defined by grid
interval, grid size, maximum simulated time,
and maximum number of iterations.

AD-A002 954/6CP PC A03/MF A01

Naval Research Lab Washington D C
WINDVEL2: A Program for Plotting Wind
Velocity as Determined by OTH Radar

Final rept.

Mark H. Etzel, and Dennis B Trizna. Dec 74, 39p

Rept no NRL-MR-2935

Descriptors: 'Wind velocity, 'Over the horizon

detection, 'Computer graphics, Wind direction.

Radar tracking, Plotting, Computer programs,

FORTRAN

Identifiers: WINDVEL2 computer program, Cal-

comp plotters, Remote sensing

A FORTRAN program has been developed for
displaying wind direction and wind speed data
maps, as determined by the HF Over-the-
Horizon Radar The output products are a grid
of wind direction arrows for each
rango/azimuth radar cell, and continuous con-
tours ol wind speed, plotted on a stereographic
projection of the Northern Hemisphere about
the North Pole by a CALCOMP 565 plotter or
compatible CRT display. Data inputted are
generated by other programs described el-
sewhere, and include radar cell latitude and
longitude, ambiguous wind direction pairs, and
three independent values of wind speed, all of
winch can be plotted in a number of different
combinations

AD-A003 394/4CP PC A04/MF A01

Emmanuel Coll Boston Mass

Study of Hydromagnetic Wave Propagation in
the Magnetosphere: 1. Design and Fabrica-
tion of Data Processing System. 2. Mathe-
matical Analysis of Magnetospheric Models

M. Patricia Hagan. Aug 74, 53p Scientific-1,

AFCRL-TR-74-0449

Contract F19628-73-C-0081

Descriptors: 'Minicomputers, 'Magnetosphere,
Memory devices, Computer programs, Mathe-
matical models, Numerical analysis.

This report provides a guide to the understand-
ing of the operation of the mini-computer
which is currently under development and test-
ing, in preparation for the operation of the
micropulsation network.

AD-A003 755/6CP PC A05/MF A01

Aerospace Corp El Segundo Calif Lab Opera-
tions

Monochromatic Transmittance/Radiance

Computations
Interim rept.

Charles M. Randall. 31 Dec 74. 86p TR-
0075(5647)-3, SAMSO-TR-74-247
Contract F04701-74-C-0075. DARPA Order-
2843

Descriptors: 'Radiance, High resolution. Spec-
tra, Plumes, Computerized simulation, At-
mospheres, Transmissivity, Computer pro-
gramming, Spectral lines, FORTRAN.
Identifiers: 'Atmospheric attenuation,

'Transmittance, Optical paths, INHOM com-
puter program.

A computer program and associated
procedures have been developed to compute
high resolution spectra for inhomogeneous op-
tical paths including both atmospheric condi-
tions and conditions typical of a missile plume.
These programs and procedures are outlined in
this report. The procedures have been used
with the Air Force Cambridge Research Labora-
tories line atlas to demonstrate that ignoring
the correlation of atmospheric absorption lines
with source emission lines can lead to errors as
high as 79 percent for some spectral bands and
optical paths. Calculated spectra have been
compared with experimental laboratory spectra
typical of both atmospheric and missile plume
conditions. The AFCRL line atlas requires the
addition of lines from highly excited states and
the correction of certain inadvertent errors to
be applicable to the calculation of high tem-
perature optical properties of gases.

AD-A003 855/4CP PC A04/MF A01

Ballistic Research Labs Aberdeen Proving

Ground Md

Description and Comparison of the K Method

for Performing Numerical Integration of Stiff

Ordinary Differential Equations

M. D. Kregel, and E. L. Lortie. Jul 74, 68p Rept

no. BRL-1733

Descriptors: 'Differential equations, 'Numerical
integration, Matrices(Mathematics), Computer
programs, Ionosphere, Chemical reactions.
Identifiers: 'Stiff differential equations, K
matrix.

A numerical integration method, termed the K
method, has been developed within the Con-
cepts Analysis Laboratory for the integration of
about fifty stiff ordinary differential equations.
This method is described and, by the use of
several benchmark sets of ordinary differential
equations, comparisons are made with other
methods that have been described in the open
literature Instructions are given on the use of
the K method, and a complete listing of the
method is included

AD-A004 026/1CP PC A06/MF A01

Colorado State Univ Fort Collins Coll of
Forestry and Natural Resources

A Stochastic Canopy Model of Diurnal
Reflectance

Final rept. Jul 73-Jun 74

Robert E. Oliver, and James A. Smith Aug 74,

123p ARO-9928.4-EN

Grant DAHC04-74-G-0001

Descriptors: 'Solar radiation, 'Vegetation,
'Spectrum signatures, Canopies, Reflectance,
Geometry, Mathematical models, Diurnal varia-
tions, Stochastic processes, Light transmis-
sion, Radiometry, Detection, Interactions, Com-
puter programs.
Identifiers: 'Remote sensing.

The spectral signature of most vegetation va-
ries with both direction of view and time of day.
This variation is spectrally dependent and is
due primarily to differences in canopy
geometry. As a means of investigating the in-
teraction of shortwave radiation with vegetation
a stochastic canopy model was developed. The
model uses random variables based on mea-
sured distributions for incoming radiation flux,
intrinsic optical properties, and canopy
geometry.

AD-A004 602/9CP PC A03/MF A01

Naval Research Lab Washington D C
AURORA: An NRL Auroral Chemistry Code

Memorandum rept.

Ellis Hy man, and Paul Julienne Jan 75, 34p

Rept no. NRL-MR-2965

Descriptors: 'Aurorae, 'Aeronomy, Electrons,
Altitude, Plasma medium. Electric fields,
Mathematical models, Excitation. Electron ir-
radiation, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Ions, Reaction
kinetics.
Identifiers: AURORAE computer code.

A computer code is described which models
the chemistry in the atmosphere during and
subsequent to the deposition of auroral elec-
trons. In addition to obtaining altitude profiles
of 14 atmospheric species as a function of time
for any given incident-electron spectrum, the
code predicts volume and column emissions of
selected UV, visible, and IR spectral lines. Typi-
cal results from an ICECAP spectrum are
presented.

AD-A005 311/6CP PC A02/MF A01

Compass Systems, Inc., San Diego, Calif.

Program TRUWIND

Final rept

Baldwin van der Bijl. Sep 74, 9p 100-16, EPRF-

CP-Note-16

Contract N66314-72-C-1824

Descriptors. 'Wind velocity, 'Computer pro-
grams. Computations, FORTRAN
Identifiers: TRUWIND computer program, CDC
1604 computers

The report describes a CDC 1604 FORTRAN
program designed to compute true wind
velocity from ship velocity and observed rela-
tive wind velocity using a basic vector ap-
proach. It was prepared as an adjunct to a
requirement to evaluate actual ship data for
verification of the Hydrodynamic Numerical
Model

AD-A006 189/5CP PC A02/MF A01

Lockheed Missiles and Space Co Inc Palo Alto
Calif Palo Alto Research Lab
BREMGAT: A Code for the Generation and
Transport of Brensstrahlung Through the At-
mosphere
Technical rept.

Lester L. Newkirk, William E. Francis, and
Martin Walt. Oct 74, 20p Rept no. LMSC-
D407007
Contract N00014 -70-C-0203

Descriptors: 'Aurorae, 'Bremsstrahlung, Elec-
tron energy, Ionization, Computer pro-
gramming, Computations, Monte Carlo
method, FORTRAN.

Identifiers: BREMGAT computer code, AU-
RORA computer program, FOTONQ computer
program, MCBREM computer program.

A computer code is described which deter-
mines the rate at which energy is deposited in
the lower atmosphere by the bremsstrahlung
emitted from an incident flux of auroral elec-
trons interacting with the atmosphere. The
code is named BREMGAT (bremsstrahlung
generation and transport through the at-
mosphere) and consists of three major FOR-
TRAN programs called AURORA, FONTONQ,
and MCBREM. The programs are executed
consecutively in the order given. AURORA
determines the flux of electrons produced in a
model atmosphere by the given incident spec-
trum of auroral electrons. FOTONQ converts
the resulting fluxes into a suitable bremss-
trahlung source term. The Born approximation
bremsstrahlung cross section given by Sauter,
multiplied by a Coulomb correction in the form
of the Elwert factor, is used in FOTONQ to cal-
culate the emission of bremsstrahlung.

AO-A006 200/OCP PC A09/MF A01

Utah State Univ Logan Space Science Lab
Moment Method Solutions for the Impedance
of Asymmetrically Driven RF Probes in the
Collisional Ionospheric Magnetoplasma

Hyun-Shik Hwang. Aug 74, 176p Scientific-4,

AFCRL-TR-74-0394

Contract F19628-72-C-0255

Descriptors: 'Ionosphere, 'Electron density,
*Probes( Electro magnetic), Radiofrequency,
Boltzmann equation. Partial differential equa-
tions, Computer programs, Monopole anten-
nas, Dipole antennas.
Identifiers: Method of moments.

In order to ascertain the electron density in the
earth's ionosphere by direct measurement a
radio frequency (RF) impedance probe
technique has proved useful. This technique in-
volves monitoring the changes in impedance of
an antenna mounted on a rocket or satellite
vehicle traversing the inospheric regions of in-
terest. The changes of antenna impedance can
be related to the electron density of the sur-
rounding plasma through use of suitable
theoretical development of the antenna-plasma
interaction. It is the purpose of this treatise to
develop a more general expression for the im-
pedance of an antenna in the ionosphere to be
useful as an RF probe for measurement of elec-
tron density. The investigation of ionospheric
plasma characteristics by means of such RF
probes has received a great deal of attention
since the advent of the rocket allowed direct
measurements within the ionosphere.

AD-A007 034/2CP PC A16/MF A01

Systems Science and Software La Jolla Calif
Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale In-
teractions on Global Climate. Volume I. Oro-
graphic Effects on Global Climate
Final rept. 1 Nov 73-31 Dec 74
John Schaibly. 28 Feb 75, 359p SSS-R-75-2556-
Vol-1, AFOSR-TR-75-0397

Contract F44620-74-C-0035. ARPA Order-2609
See also Volume 2, AD/A-007 035.

Descriptors: "Atmospheric motion, *Heat
transfer, "Mountains, Climate, Wind, Mathe-
matical prediction. Solar radiation, Boundary
value problems. Finite difference theory, Two
dimensional flow, Vortices, Fourier transforma-
tion, Computer programming, Advection, Nu-
merical integration. Mathematical models, Tur-
bulence, Atmosphere models.
Identifiers: Mountain lee waves, HAIFA com-
puter code, Sierra Nevada Mountains.

The report summarizes the three-year research
program at Systems, Science and Software to
investigate the effects of meso-scale and small-
scale interactions on global climate. The
research concentrated on two areas, oro-
graphic effects on the wind patterns and effects
of radiation transport on the climate. Volume I
describes the orographic research and includes
the theory of momentum transport due to
mountain ranges, the formulation of several
computer codes to calculate the effects for
realistic topography and wind profiles, and the
application of these codes to various problems
and comparison with other calculations as well
as experimental results.

AD-A007 035/9CP PC A10/MF A01

Systems Science and Software La Jolla Calif
Meso-Scale and Small-Scale Interactions on
Global Climate. Volume II. Radiation Trans-
port Effects on Global Climate
Final rept. 1 Nov 73-31 Dec 74
John Schaibly. 28 Feb 75, 204p SSS-R-75-2556-
Vol-2, AFOSR-TR-75-0398
Contract F44620-74-C-0035, ARPA Order-2609
See also Volume 1 , AD/A-007 034.

Descriptors: 'Atmospheric motion, 'Heat
transfer, 'Mountains, Atmosphere models, Cli-
mate, Wind, Heating, Atmospheric temperature,
Mathematical models, Solar radiation, Predic-
tions, Ozone, Atmospheric density. Computer
programming, Reflection, Clouds, Heat flux,
Correlation techniques.
Identifiers: ATRAD computer code.

The report summarizes the three-year research
program at Systems, Science and Software to
investigate the effects of meso-scale and small-
scale interactions on global climate. The
research concentrated on two areas, oro-
graphic effects on the wind patterns and effects
of radiation transport on the climate. Volume II
describes the radiation transport research
which produced a benchmark code against
which more simplified models can be com-
pared. The code, ATRAD, is characterized by
high angular and frequency resolutions and by
the ability to calculate radiative atmospheric
heating rates taking into account molecular ab-
sorption and scattering from arbitrary distribu-
tions of aerosols and particulates.

AD-A007 495/5CP PC A02/MF A01

Pennsylvania State Univ University Park Iono-
sphere Research Lab

Propagation Predictions and Studies Using a
Ray Tracing Program Combined with a
Theoretical Ionospheric Model
Myung Ki Lee, and John S. Nisbet. 21 Mar 74, 6p
Contract N00014-67-A-0385-0017, Grant NGL-
39-009-002

Availability: Pub. in IEEE Transactions on An-
tennas and Propagation, p132-136 Jan 75.

Descriptors: 'Radio transmission, 'Ionospheric
propagation, Ray tracing, Atmosphere models.
Computer programs, Mathematical prediction,
Space to surface. Electron density, D region,
Ionospheric disturbances, Solar radiation,
Reprints.

Identifiers: 'Ionospheric models, E region, F re-
gion.

Radio wave propagation predictions are
described in which modern comprehesive
theoretical ionospheric models are coupled
with ray-tracing programs. In the computer
code described, a network of electron density
and collision frequency parameters along a
band about the great circle path is calculated
by specifying the transmitter and receiver geo-
graphic coordinates, time, the day number, and
the 2800-MHz solar flux. The ray paths are cal-
culated on specifying the frequency, mode,
range of elevation angles, and range of azimuth
angles from the great circle direction. The cur-
rent program uses a combination of the Penn

State MKI E and F region models and the Mitra-
Rowe D and E region model. Application of the
technique to the prediction of satellite to
ground propagation and calculation of oblique
incidence propagation paths and absorption
are described. The implications of the study to
the development of the next generation of iono-
spheric models are discussed. (Author)

AD-A008 035/8CP PC A15/MF A01

Visidyne Inc Burlington Mass

A High Altitude Infrared Radiance Model

Final rept. 1 Jun 72-30 Apr 74

Thomas C. Degges. 27 Dec 74, 346p VI-236,

AFCRL-TR-74-0606

Contract F19628-72-C-0330, ARPA Order-1366

Descriptors: 'Atmosphere models, 'Infrared
radiation, 'Upper atmosphere, 'Computer pro-
grams, Molecular vibration, Radiance,
Background radiation. Molecular energy levels,
Energy transfer, Emission spectra.
Identifiers: 'Atmospheric radiation, Atmospher-
ic composition.

A knowledge of the natural infrared radiance
originating in the earth's upper atmosphere is
of interest for systems design, military surveil-
lance and the advancement of knowledge
about physical processes in the upper at-
mosphere. A physical model that includes ex-
perimental data on and theoretical estimates of
excitation processes that lead to emission of in-
frared radiation has been implemented in a
computer program that computes infrared radi-
ances for an earth limb viewing geometry. The
nominal spectral region of this study lies
between 2.7 and 25 micrometers and emphasis
is placed on radiation originating at altitudes
between 70 and 500 km. The physical model is
described, with emphasis on the changes
required in extending its usefulness. Applica-
tion of the computer program is described and
estimates are given of uncertainties in results
due to assumptions made in the model and lack
of data on actual atmospheric composition.

AD-A008 193/5CP PC A04/MF A01

Emmanuel Coll Boston Mass
Satellite Beacon Studies. 1. Total Electron
Content. 2. Scintillation Studies. 3. Pro-
gramming

Robert L. Vesprini, Eileen Martin, Charles
Cantor, and M. Patricia Hagan. Nov 74, 60p
Scientific-1, AFCRL-TR-75-0069
Contract F19628-72-C-0305

Descriptors: 'Ionosphere, Electron density,
Scintillation, Magnetic anomalies, Magnetic
storms. Diurnal variations, Computer programs.
Identifiers: F region, ATS-5 satellite, ATS-3
satellite, DMSP satellite.

This report provides information on (1) Total
Electron Content (TEC) studies and their rela-
tionship to magnetic disturbances; (2) in-
cidence of, and intensity of scintillations, as
studied through indices; (3) programming
techniques for handling scintillation indices.

AD-A008 515/9CP PC A05/MF A01

IBM Federal Systems Div Burlington Mass
Program Structure of Atmospheric Density
Programs

Final rept. 1 Jan 72-31 Jan 75

Arnold S. Bramson. 15 Feb 75, 99p AFCRL-TR-

75-0063

Contract F19628-72-C-0178

Descriptors: "Atmospheric density, 'Computer
programs, Mathematical models. Partial dif-
ferential equations, Computations, Numerical
integration, Atmosphere models, FORTRAN.
Identifiers: CADNIP computer program, BAD-
MEP computer program.

Two extensive computer programs have been
designed and developed by IBM for AFCRL
under the existing and previous contracts.
These are the Cambridge Atmospheric Density
Numerical Integration Program' (CADNIP) and
the Burlington Atmospheric Density Model
Evaluation Program' (BADMEP). CADNIP is an
automatic computer program capable of deter-
mining atmospheric densities from an analysis
of satellite observations. CADNIP contains a nu-
merical integration scheme combined with a
differential correction procedure where the dis-
crepancies between computer and observed
position and velocity are reconciled by adjust-
ing the assumed atmospheric model, thereby
yielding corrected or refined density data. BAD-
MEP is a computer program for testing and
evaluating atmospheric models An important
feature of BADMEP is an analytical ephemeris
generator which may be used in place of nu-
merical integration resulting in a considerable
reduction in required computer time.

AD-A009 069/6CP PC A03/MF A01

Ballistic Research Labs Aberdeen Proving
Ground Md

Computing Methods Used in Support of
Modeling Electron Concentrations in High-Al-
titude Chemical Releases
Final rept.

R. B. Patton, Jr. Mar 75, 35p Rept no. BRL-MR-
2453

Descriptors: "Atmospheric sounding,

'Ionization, 'Electromagnetic wave propaga-
tion, Blackout(Propagation), Computations,
Electron density, Computer programs.
Identifiers: 'Chemical release studies.

The modeling of electron concentrations for
high-altitude chemical releases requires a
number of supporting computations that have
not been reported previously These computing
methods are presented in detail. They include
six coordinate transformations, a solution for
the position of a cloud's center based on line-
of-sight data from a pair of observing sites, and
a solution to describe cloud appearance (size,
shape, and orientation) as viewed from a given
location.

AD-A009 530/7CP PC A03/MF A01

Navy Weather Research Facility Norfolk Va
A Computer Program to Select Typhoon
Analogs and Print Out Their Descriptions In-
cluding Subsequent Changes
Progress rept. no. 1

William T. Hodge, and Grady F McKay. Jan 70,
42p

Descriptors: "Tropical cyclones, 'Weather
forecasting, "Computer programming,

Typhoons, Storms, Sea level. Barometric pres-
sure. Compilers, Control sequences

Details are given of a computer program that (1)
accepts a description of an existing typhoon or
tropical storm, (2) searches descriptions of past
storms, selects those with similar charac-
teristics and ranks them according to similarity,
and (3) prints out subsequent track and storm
change data needed by typhoon forecasters.
The size, sources and features of the internal
typhoon history file are described During the
course of extracting the data, and designing
and testing the system, several facets of
typhoon data were found to need more
research These include Development of mean
or typical storm sea level pressure and 700 mb
height profiles with time; The recomputation or
rejection of inconsistent aircraft reconnais-
sance data; Study of the systematic differences
in Navy and Air Force aircraft eye reports;
Research on diurnal changes within the
typhoon eye Preliminary tests of the computer
system show that it will rank the storms and
print out the data as instructed, but the predic-
tors will have to be weighted in order to most

often select the past storm of most value to the
forecaster.

AD-A009 750/1CP PC A04/MF A01

Dugway Proving Ground Utah
Application of the Calder Finite Difference
Diffusion Model to Calculations of Instantane-
ous Elevated Line Source Dosages
Final rept.

Albert W. Waldron, Jr. Apr 75, 61 p Rept no.
DPG-FR-M921A

Descriptors: "Atmosphere models, Altitude,
Profiles, Diffusion theory, Finite difference
theory, Dosage, Mathematical models, Com-
puter programs, Eddy currents, Diffusivity.
Identifiers: "Atmosphere diffusion. Line
sources

This paper compares calculations of vertical
and surface dosage distributions, obtained
from a finite difference numerical solution of
the classical line source diffusion equation, to
calculations obtained from an analytical solu-
tion and to observed distributions obtained
from several line source releases The analytical
solution uses constant values of vertical turbu-
lence and wind speed averaged with height.
This solution then approximates the effects on
surface dosages of increasing stability aloft by
using reflection from the top of the mixing
layer. The finite difference numerical solutions
considers the change of eddy diffusivity and
wind speed with height in such a way as to
produce vertical dosage profile closer to the
observed. Turbulence values for use in the nu-
merical model are obtained from calculations
of vertical diffusivity based on statistical theory
The numerical solution predicts the vertical
dosage profile more accurately than the analyti-
cal solution. Both solutions predict surface
dosages equally well. Verification of the numer-
ical solution on other data appears desirable.

AD-A009 921/8CP PC A06/MF A01

Naval Postgraduate School Monterey Calif
Test and Evaluation of a VTPR Retrieval
System from Clear-Column NOAA 2 Radi-
ances

Master's thesis
Harry Milton Dyck, Jr. Mar 75, 122p

Descriptors: "Atmospheric temperature, Radi-
ance, Weather forecasting, Satellites(Artificial),
Satellite tracking systems. Scanning, Trans-
mittance. Histograms, Radiometers, Mathe-
matical models, Theses, Computer programs,
Water vapor, Carbon dioxide. Ozone.
Identifiers: NOAA-2 satellite, Remote scanning

An iterative technique for the retrieval of tem-
peratures at each of 100 levels ranging from
1000 mb to 0.01 mb is evaluated. Clear-column
radiance data in the carbon dioxide channels of
the Vertical Temperature Profile Radiometer
(VTPR) of NOAA 2 are used in inverting the
radiative transfer equations to deduce the T(P)
profile. The retrieval technique includes the
computation of atmospheric transmittances
due to three atmospheric absorber masses
(carbon dioxide, water vapor, and ozone) and
non-homogeneous temperature-pressure ef-
fects along the vertical. The program also cor-
rects these transmittances for zenith path dif-
ferences between the satellite and the retrieval
site when the site is not directly below the sen-
sor.

AD-A089 973/9CP PC A04/MF A01

Naval Postgraduate School Monterey Calif

A Numerical Study of an Idealized Ocean

Using Non Linear Lateral Eddy Viscosity

Coefficients

Master's thesis

Julian Maynard Wright, Jr. Mar 75, 74p

Descriptors: "Ocean currents, "Atmospheric
motion, "Ocean surface, 'Surface temperature.
Air water interactions, Vortices, Eddy currents,
Mathematical models, Finite difference theory,
Computations, Theses, Computer programs.

Using a one level, barotropic ocean model,
driven by surface winds, a finite difference form
of the vorticity equation was integrated over
210 days of simulated time. The solutions using
a constant coefficients of lateral eddy viscosity
were compared with those using a variable
coefficients derived from enstrophy cascade
and energy cascade Using a constant eddy
viscosity coefficient of rather low magnitude
produces a large amplitude computational
oscillation which fills the entire basin. An order
of magnitude larger coefficient produces a
marginally satisfactory solution, where the
western boundary current was rather well
represented, but a moderate computational
oscillation was still evident. By increasing the
coefficient yet another order of magnitude, the
computational oscillation is negligible, but the
solution in the ocean interior is unrealistically
damped. An accurate physical and numerical
depiction of both the ocean interior and
western boundary with no computational oscil-
lation was achieved by using either of the two
forms of non linear eddy viscosity.

AD-A009 977/OCP PC A08/MF A01

Naval Postgraduate School Monterey Calif

Heat Budget Parameterization for the FNWC

Primitive Equation Model Using Data for 16

January 1974

Master's thesis

Warren Theodore Spaeth, Jr. Mar 75, 152p

Descriptors: 'Air water interactions.

'Atmospheric circulation, 'Radiative transfer,
'Atmosphere models, Heat balance, Clouds,
Mathematical models, Atlantic Ocean, Pacific
Ocean, Computer programs. Theses.
Identifiers: Primitive equations.

The radiational model employed here computes
the planetary albedo and the solar absorption
by atmospheric layers and by earth's surface for
the primitive equation model of FNWC. Large-
scale cloud parameterization in several layers
enters into these computations. The solar com-
putations are made on a gridpoint basis em-
ploying the water-vapor mass over each grid-
point. Longwave cooling effects over the same
layers and at the earth's surface are calculated
using emissivity formulas after Sasamori, and
are also dependent upon the cloud-parame-
terizations. Two forms of the cloud-parame-
terizations were tested using FNWC gridpoint
oceanic data for 16January 1974 The objective
was to determine the parameterization which
better verified the radiational balance as a func-
tion of latitude at the tropopause, as compared
with the January satellite climatology Separate
heat-budget checks of the propospheric
columns and of the oceanic-water mass were
tested for consistency with January climatolo-
gy The smaller cloud-parameterization values
gave the best verification.

AD-A010 232/7CP PCA07/MFA01

Computer Sciences Corp., Silver Spring, Md
System Sciences Div

Feasibility Study of a Quadrilateralized
Spherical Cube Earth Data Base

Final rept May 74-Mar 75
F. K.Chan, and E. M. O'Neill 14 Apr 75, 136p
CSC/TR-75/6007, EPRF-TR-2-75(CSC)
Contract N66314-74-C-1340

Descriptors: 'Earth sciences, "Scientific satel-
lites, 'Data bases, 'Meteorological data.
Mapping, Partial differential equations. Com-
puter graphics, Computations, Data storage
systems, Computer programs.

This report describes the results of research
into the feasibility of storing satellite
meteorological data in a high-resolution, equal-
area, computer-accessible data base. Equal
area elements are stored in square arrays
representing the faces of a cube inscribed
within the Earth. The required area-preserving
transformation is presented along with its in-
verse. A unique array-mapping scheme is
presented, which preserves near-neighbor rela-
tions and allows rapid index computation. The
implementation of this data base on rotational
storage devices is discussed, and calculated
execution times are presented.

AD-A010 412/5CP PC A03/MF A01

Air Force Cambridge Research Labs Hanscom
AFB Mass

Computer Program for the Disturbed Steady-
State Nighttime D-Region

Environmental research papers

William Swider, and Carol I. Foley. 13 Mar 75,

27p Rept nos. AFCRL-TR-75-0150, AFCRL-

ERP-501

Descriptors: 'Ionosphere, 'Atmosphere models,
'D region, Ion density, Computer programs.
Electron density. Altitude, Polar cap absorp-
tion.

A computer program has been developed for
the nighttime D-region under disturbed steady-
state conditions. The program provides for the
determination of the electron concentration,
total negative ion concentration, and the in-
dividual positive ion concentrations as a func-
tion of altitude. Model results are computed
and compared with nighttime data obtained by
various experimentalists during the 2 to 5
November 1 969 solar proton event.

AD-A010 424/OCP PC A02/MF A01

Air Force Cambridge Research Labs Hanscom
AFB Mass

An Updated Empirical Density Model for Pre-
dicting Low-Altitude Satellite Ephemerides
Air Force surveys in geophysics
Henry B. Garrett. 19 Mar 75, 23p Rept nos
AFCRL-TR-75-0158, AFCRL-AFSIG-305

Descriptors: "Upper atmosphere, 'Atmospheric
density, 'Atmosphere models, Artificial satel-
lites, Ephemerides, Periodic variations, FOR-
TRAN, Computer programs

Two empirical density models based on drag
analyses of 22 low-perigee satellites are
developed for use in predicting low-altitude
satellite ephemerides. A stepwise multiple
regression analysis is performed with density at
145 km as the dependent variable, and a
number of independent variables chosen to
represent variations with solar cycle, geomag-
netic activity, latitude, season, day of the year,
and time of day Densities between 120 and 500
km are determined from the hydrostatic law in a
simple (but physically realistic) analytic form.
The two models compare very well with the
1971 Jacchia model. The main advantage of
such models is that they represent a major
savings in both computer storage and run time
making possible improvements in operational
systems

AD-A010 647/6CP PC A12/MF A01

Dugway Proving Ground Utah
An Atmospheric Dispersion and Environmen-
tal Prediction Technique

Final rept.

Veil L. Runolfson, and Carl A Bower, Jr May

75, 251p Rept no DPG-FR-M920A

Descriptors: 'Atmospheric circulation,

"Atmosphere models, 'Wind, Air pollution,

Computerized simulation, Computer programs,

FORTRAN

Identifiers: Atmospheric diffusion, FORTRAN 4

programming language.

An Atmospheric Dispersion and Environmental
Prediction Technique in model form was
developed and validated. The model was
developed as a computerized aid to enable
rapid objective analysis and calculation of at-
mospheric trajectories and streamlines on the
mesoscale. Several observational weighting
techniques were investigated to determine a
capability to reconstruct an imposed wind field
pattern from uniform and nonuniform measure-
ments in the wind field. From this, a new
technique was developed for application to
wind interpolation which represented an im-
provement over the Thiessen polygon method.
The developed model provides an adequate in-
terpolated representation of wind fields and at-
mospheric trajectories in real or near-real time
for interpretation of atmospheric pollution and
hazard problems. The model can be pro-
grammed on small programable calculators
with storage capability.

AD-A011 029/6CP Not available NTIS

Rand Computation Center Santa Monica Calif
A RAND Computation Center Reference:
Standard Atmosphere Calculations with JOSS

Gerhard F. Schilling. Oct 74, 15p Rept no. R-

1550/8

Availability: Paper copy available from RAND

Corporation, 1700 Main Street, Santa Monica,

Calif. 90406, PC$1.50.

Descriptors: "Computer programs,

'Atmospheric density, 'Atmospheric tempera-
ture, Computations, Standards, Atmosphere
models.

Identifiers. 'Atmospheric pressure, JOSS pro-
gramming language.

This document describes a simple JOSS pro-
gram that provides the values of temperature,
pressure, and density of the U.S. Standard At-
mosphere at any desired altitude from sea level
to 700 km It can be coupled with other JOSS
programs where such values are needed as
input quantities. For general use, the program
permits the ready construction of model at-
mospheres.

AD-A011 253/2CP PC A08/MF A01

Ballistic Research Labs Aberdeen Proving

Ground Md

Refractive Effects in Remote Sensing of the

Atmosphere with Infrared Transmission

Spectroscopy

Final rept.

Donald ESnider, and Aaron Goldman. Jun 75,

151p Rept no. BRL-1790

Descriptors: 'Atmospheric refraction, 'Air mass
analysis, 'Ray tracing, Tables(Data), At-
mospheric temperature, Atmospheres, Com-
puter programs, FORTRAN.

Identifiers: Remote sensing. Atmospheric com-
position, Atmospheric pressure, FORTRAN 4
programming language.

A ray tracing technique which includes at-
mospheric refraction is used to tabulate the air
mass and the single layer effective temperature
and pressure for a grazing ray from the sun.
Summer and winter atmospheric profiles are
used with observer altitudes ranging from 10 to
50 km in steps of 1 km Zenith angles ranging
from 80 degrees up to 97 degrees are con-
sidered Results indicate that neglecting refrac-
tion in the computation of air mass and effec-
tive pressure can lead to overestimates of these
quantities by up to 25% for aircraft observers,
60% for high altitude balloons, and 200% for
satellite observers.

AD-A011 409/OCP PC A03/MF A01

Environmental Prediction Research Facility
(Navy) Monterey Calif
Basic ZOOM Program

Computer programming note

Gerd Wiese. Jan 72, 31p Rept no. EPRF-CP
Note-3

Descriptors: 'Weather forecasting, 'Computer
programs, Interpolation, FORTRAN.
Identifiers: Numerical weather forecasting,
FORTRAN 63 programming language, ZOOM
computer program.

The numerical hemispheric meteorological and
oceanographic analyses are usually done on a
fixed standard grid. FNWC normally maps the
hemisphere on a 63 x 63 grid. The subroutine
WINDOW selects a window of any desired size,
location, and orientation out of this grid and
zooms it to a wanted size (interpolation in
space). The subroutine ARPOL calculates the
forecast values of a window of any desired size,
location, and orientation, which can be addi-
tionally zoomed to a wanted size, in shorter
time steps than those of the given data
(interpolation in time and space).

AD-A011 416/5CP PC A03/MF A01

Environmental Prediction Research Facility
(Navy) Monterey Calif
Program Graphic

Computer programming note

Carol A. Simpson, and David B. Johnson. Nov

73. 40p Rept no. EPRF-CP Note-1 1

Descriptors: 'Wind, "Computer programs,
Curve fitting. Plotting, Minicomputers, Cumu-
lus clouds.

Identifiers: GRAPHIC computer programs, Vari-
an 3100 computers.

Program GRAPHIC plots data generated by the
CUMLIQ cumulus dynamic model. It uses the
FNWC 6500 Varian Plot routines to generate a
file on PLOT (a disc file internal to the FNWC
6500 system) which then drives the Varian
plotter.

AD-A011 931/3CP PC A04/MF A01

Utah State Univ Logan Space Science Lab
Design and Calibration of a Rocket-Borne
Electron Spectrometer

Scientific rept.

Parris C. Neal. Dec 74, 69p HAES-8, Scientific-1,

AFCRL-TR-74-0629

Contract F19628-74-C-0130

Descriptors: 'Electron energy, 'Aurorae, Ex-
perimental design. Calibration, Electron spec-
troscopy, Spectrometers, Rocketborne, Per-
formance(Engineering), Resolution, Computer
programs.
Identifiers: 'Electron spectrometers.

An electron spectrometer was designed,
calibrated and applied in an auroral research
program to measure the electron energy spec-
tra from 100 to 1 500 ev. The approach included
the practical application of theoretical mathe-
matics to design and calibrate the instrument.
Such design and calibration using a digital
computer for fast analysis can be used in the
creation of similar instruments.

AD-A012 002/2CP PC A05/MF A01

Air Force Weapons Lab Kirtland AFB N Mex

Analytic and Numerical Chemistry Algorithms

for the WORRY Code. WORRY Document No.

Final rept. 1 Jan 71-15 Jul 74

David W. Goetz, William A. Whitaker, Charles E.

Rag an, and Peter W. Lunn.Jun 75, 99p Rept no.

AFWL-TR-74-204

Descriptors: 'Atmospheric chemistry,

'Algorithms, Nuclear explosions, Nitrogen ox-
ides. Nonlinear differential equations, Reaction
kinetics, Computer programs. Nitrogen, Ox-
ygen, Atmosphere models, Atoms, Ions,
Molecules.

Identifiers: 'Nuclear explosion effects. Reaction
rates.

The WORRY Chemistry Package computes the
nonequilibrium chemical behavior of a parcel
of air in a quiescent or disturbed environment.
Such a computation requires the solution of a
set of nonlinear coupled differential equations
derived from the set of reactions in which the
atomic and molecular species of the parcel par-
ticipate. The Chemistry Package may solve this
set of differential equations by either of two
methods: a standard numerical integration or
an analytic algorithm. The procedures used in
the analytic algorithm are described in detail
and comparisons with the numerical solutions
are shown.

AD-A012 195/4CP PC A04/MF A01

Air Force Cambridge Research Labs Hanscom

AFB Mass

Atmospheric Density Determination from

Analysis of Doppler Beacon Satellite Data

Special rept.

James N. Bass, Krishin H. Bhavnani, and Isabel

M. Hussey. 1 Apr 75, 60p Rept nos. AFCRL-SR-

191.AFCRL-TR-75-0176

Descriptors: 'Atmospheric density, 'Navigation
satellites, Determination, Radio beacons,
Scientific satellites, Doppler systems, Data
processing, Computer programs, Orbits, Satel-
lite tracking systems.

Identifiers: Doppler beacon satellites, CADNIP
computer program, CELEST computer pro-
gram, DB-7 satellites, DB-8 satellites, DB-9
satellites.

Atmospheric densities are computed from anal-
ysis of Doppler beacon satellite data. Modifica-
tions to Doppler beacon data processing pro-
gram CELEST necessary for this study are
described. Results obtained for satellites DB-
7(6382), DB-8(6727), and DB-9(6928) are found
to be in good agreement with those obtained by
analysis of skin track data for the same satel-
lites using program CADNIP. (Author)

AD-A012 369/5CP PC A03/MF A01

Ocean Data Systems Inc Monterey Calif

Further Development of a 3-7 Day Typhoon

Analog Forecast Model for the Western North

Pacific

Final technical rept.

Warren S. Yogi, James M. Long, and Julius F.

Steuckert. Apr 75, 37p ODSI-674-1 ,

ENVPREDRSCHF-TECH-PAPER-12-75

Contract N66314-74-C-1390

Descriptors: 'Typhoons, 'Hurricane tracking,
'Weather forecasting, 'North Pacific Ocean,
Tropical cyclones. Storms, Mathematical
models. Patterns, Analogs, Regression analy-
sis, Correlation techniques, Computer applica-
tions.

Identifiers: TYFOON 72 computer program,
TYFOON 73 computer program

The report presents the results of an investiga-
tion of typhoon movement forecasting
techniques by computer. The study was accom-
plished in three phases: Upgrading the former
data base of the existing forecast model; ex-
tending the forecast to seven days, and incor-
poration of 500-mb long-wave patterns for
predetermination of forecast track. Recommen-
dations regarding findings are included as part
of the text.

AD-A012 476/8CP PC A07/MF A01

Mission Research Corp Santa Barbara Calif
Auroral Simulation Studies. HAES Report No.
6

Topical rept. 1 Jan-30 Sep 74

Douglas H. Archer, and Paul W. Tarr 22 Apr 75,

147p MRG-R-152, DNA-3567T

Contract DNA00f-74-C-0143

See also PB-213 091.

Descriptors: 'Computer programs,

"Mathematical models, 'Air pollution, 'Exhaust
emissions. 'Atmospheric diffusion, Concentra-
tion(Composition), Computerized simulation,
Programming manuals, Hydrocarbons, Carbon
monoxide, Nitrogen oxides.

Identifiers: Emission factors, 'APRAC2 com-
puter program.

The computer program for a completely revised
version of the APRAC-1A diffusion model is
presented and discussed. The new code uses
EPA's emissions calculation methodology from
Supplement No. 5 to AP-42. Gridded, and link
by link emissions can be output for hydrocar-
bons, carbon monoxide or oxides of nitrogen.
Diffusion calculations make use of a receptor-
oriented Gaussian plume model. Local winds at
the receptor can be used; they are interpolated
from multiple wind inputs. Mixing heights may
be calculated from sounding data, or input
directly. Two local source models are available,
one treating pollutant behavior in a street
canyon, the other treats vehicle and pollutant
effects at a signalized intersection. A small pro-
gram is included for decoding Federal Highway
Administration data tapes.

PB-275 683/1CP PC A06/MF A01

California State Dept. of Transportation, Sacra-
mento. Transportation Lab.
CALINE 2 - An Improved Microscale Model
for the Dispersion of Air Pollutants from a
Line Source
Interim rept.

C. E. Ward.Jr, A. J. Ranzieri, and E.C.Shirley.
Jun77, 111pCA-DOT-TL-7218-1 -76-23,
FHWA/RD-77-74
Contract OT-FH-1 1-7730

See also mag tape, PB-271 105 and User's
Manual, PB-271 106.

Descriptors: "Automobile exhaust, 'Air pollu-
tion, "Carbon dioxide, Mathematical models,
Exhaust emissions, Concentra-

tion(Composition), Comparison, Wind velocity.
Highways, Computerized simulation. Numerical
analysis, Atmospheric diffusion.
Identifiers: CALINE2 computer program, Gaus-
sian plume models, "Atmospheric dispersion.

In order for transportation planners and en-
gineers to evaluate the air quality impact of a
proposed project, mathematical means are
required to describe the dispersion of air pollu-
tants from a line source. CALINE2, the Califor-
nia Line Source Dispersion Model, is presented
and discussed as one such mathematical ap-
proach. CALINE2 is based on the generalized
Gaussian dispersion theory, and simulates the
dispersion of carbon monoxide from a uniform
line source. A sensitivity analysis of the model
relates the behavior of its predictions as a func-
tion of the input parameters. A preliminary
verification study using carbon monoxide data
from the Los Angeles region gives the user an
estimate of CALINE2's predictive capabilities.
An earlier version of the model, which was dis-
tributed nationwide in 1972, is compared with
the present version.

PB-275 700/3CP CP T03

Environmental Protection Agency, Research
Triangle Park, N.C. Monitoring and Data Analy-
sis Div.

Valley Model Computer Program
Model-Simulation

Ed Burt, and Jerry Mersch. Sep 77, mag tape
EPA/DF-78/002

Source tape is in EBCDIC character set. Tape(s)
can be prepared in most standard 7 or 9 track
recording modes for one-half inch tape. Identify
recording mode desired by specifying
character set, track, density, and parity. Call
NTIS Computer Products if you have questions.
Price includes documentation, PB-274 054.
Also available as punched cards.

Descriptors: "Model-simulation, "Air pollution,
Fortran, Concentration(Composition), Plumes,
Atmospheric diffusion, Magnetic tapes.
Identifiers: "Gaussian plume models, VALLEY
computer program, UNIVAC-1110 computers,
VALLEY model.

The Valley Model Computer Program is an
analytical technique whose primary use is for
estimating the upper limits of 24-hour average
pollutant concentrations due to isolated
sources in rural, complex terrain. ..Software
Description: The simulation model is written in
the Fortran programming language for imple-
mentation on a UNIVAC 1110 computer using
the EXEC 8 operating system. 56K 36-bit words
of core storage is required to operate the
model. The User's Manual, Valley Model User's
Guide, is also available separately from NTIS as
PB-274 054, at $6.50 per copy.

PB-275 701/1CP CPT03

Environmental Protection Agency, Research
Triangle Park, N.C. Monitoring and Data Analy-
sis Div.

Single Source (CRSTER) Model Computer
Programs
Model-Simulation

Russ Lee, and Jerry Mersch. 1977, mag tape
EPA/DF-78/004

Source tape is in EBCDIC character set. Tape(s)
can be prepared in most standard 7 or 9 track
recording modes for one-half inch tape. Identify
recording mode desired by specifying
character set, track, density, and parity. Call
NTIS Computer Products if you have questions.
Also available as punched cards. Price includes
documentation, PB-271 360.

Descriptors: "Model-simulation, "Air pollution,
Computerized simulation, Magnetic tapes, For-
tran, Atmospheric motion, Concentra-
tion(Com position).

Identifiers: "Air quality, CRSTER model,
UNIVAC-1110 computers, Gaussian plume
models.

The Single Source (CRSTER) Model contains
two computer programs designed to simulate
atmospheric dispersion processes for the pur-
pose of calculating ambient concentration
levels of atmospheric contaminants. It is used
primarily in simulating the behavior of stack ef-
fluents from combustion sources. ..Software
Description: The model is written in the Fortran
programming language for implementation on
a UNIVAC 1110 computer using the EXEC 8
operating system. 40K 36-bit words of core
storage is required to operate the model. The
User's Manual is available from NTIS separately
as PB-271 360 at $1 1 .00 per copy.

PB-276 140/1CP PC A09/MF A01

North American Weather Consultants, Goleta,
Calif.

Methods for Estimating Areal Precipitation in
Mountainous Areas
Final rept.

Robert D. Elliott. 31 Oct 77, 190p 77-13, NOAA-
771 11 506
Contract NOAA-6-35358

Descriptors: "Mountains,

"Precipitation(Meteorology), "Weather

forecasting. Physical geography, Watersheds,
Distribution(Property), Barriers, Storms, Wind
direction. Mathematical models. Computer pro-
grams, Fortran, Utah, Synoptic meteorology,
Stream flow, Cloud physics, Profiles, Ta-
bles(Data), Weather stations.
Identifiers: TRAJDRV computer program,
BETAS computer program.

The development and testing of a method for
predicting the distribution of precipitation over
a mountainous watershed is presented. A valid
estimate of the mean areal precipitation over
the entire watershed can be formed given a
precipitation observation. The accuracy of the
average hinges upon the ability to extrapolate
the precipitation away from the observation
point over the watershed, or even over an entire
orographic barrier. The orographic component
of precipitation is identified as the mountain
precipitation minus the upwind valley precipita-

tion, the latter representing the storm com-
ponent. A simple numerical model is developed
for projecting the precipitation pattern over a
given barrier, knowing the basic wind direction
and speed, and various cloud and air mass
parameters. The method was tested on one well
instrumented mountain barrier and then ex-
tended to four other barriers. The tests in-
dicated the method's precipitation pattern pre-
diction capability is good over the barrier where
the sounding data were good but was weak
over the other barriers. However, the method
appears to have a general capability in account
for pattern changes with wind direction.
(Portions of this document are not fully legible)

PB-276 516/2CP CP T03

Environmental Protection Agency, Research
Triangle Park, N.C. Monitoring and Data Analy-
sis Div.

Climatological Dispersion Model QC (CDMQC)
Computer Program
Model-Simulation

Bruce Turner, and Jerry Mersch. May 77, mag
tape EPA/DF-78/003

Source tape is in EBCDIC character set. Tapes
can be prepared in most standard 7 or 9 track
recording modes for one-half inch tape. Identify
recording mode desired by specifying
character set, track, density, and parity. Call
NTIS Computer Products if you have questions.
Also available as punched cards. Price includes
documentation, PB-274 040.

Descriptors: 'Models-simulation, "Atmospheric
motion, *Air pollution, 'Climatology, Fortran,
Mathematical models. Magnetic tapes.
Identifiers: "Climatology Dispersion Model,
CDMQC computer program, Point sources,
UNIVAC 11 10 computers.

The Climatological Disperson Model QC
(CDMQC) is an expanded version of the CDM
program. The CDM program is part of the
UNAMAP system, PB-229 771, which is ex-
pected to be updated during the first quarter of
1978. The CDMQC includes three new features:
(1) source contribution table, (2) internal
calibration, and (3) statistical conversion of
averaging times.

PC A04/MF A01
Research Lab.,

PB-276 582/4CP

Environmental Sciences

Research Triangle Park, N.C.

Non-Divergent Wind Analysis Algorithm for

the St. Louis RAPS (Regional Air Pollution

Study) Network

Terry L. Clark, and Robert E. Eskridge. Nov 77,

72 Rept no. EPA/600/4-77/049

Descriptors: 'Wind(Meteorology),

"Mathematical models, Algorithms, Air pollu-
tion, Atmospheric motion, Fortran, Computer
programs, Missouri.

Identifiers: 'Saint Louis(Missouri), RAPS pro-
gram. Atmospheric boundary layer.

An objective wind analysis algorithm capable of
producing non-divergent wind fields at up to
ten levels in the atmospheric boundary layer for
St. Louis, Missouri is described Wind data col-
lected during the St Louis Regional Air Pollu-
tion Study (RAPS) and averaged over 15-minute
intervals were used to construct u and v wind
component fields on a 46 by 46 grid network
with a grid spacing of 1 km via a sean-radius
technique. The divergence across grid squares
was minimized by a non-divergence algorithm.
Several analyses produced by the algorithm are
illustrated A user's guide and computer pro-
gram listing are included

PB-276 694/7CP PC A04/MF A01

National Center for Atmospheric Research,
Boulder, Colo. Atmospheric Analysis and Pre-
diction Div.

Description of the General Program Structure
of the Third-Generation NCAR General Circu-
lation Model

Technical note

Richard K. Sato, and Gerald L. Browning. Dec

77, 58p Rept no. NCAR/TN-1270IA

Grant NSF-ATM77-23757

Descriptors: 'Atmospheric circulation,

"Atmospheric models, "Computerized simula-
tion, 'Computer programming, Weather
forecasting.

Identifiers: "General circulation models. Nu-
merical weather forecasting, CDC-7600 compu-
ters.

This document is a description of the design,
implementation, and operation of the third-
generation NCAR General Circulation Model
(GCM). It contains the information needed by
the scientist or programmer who intends to
modify and/or run the model.

PB-281 028/1CP PC A04/MF A01

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology,
Rapid City. Inst, of Atmospheric Sciences.
Computer Modeling of Cumulus Clouds Dur-
ing Project Cloud Catcher
Technical rept.

John H. Hirsch. Apr 71, 70p Rept no. 71-7
Contract DI-14-06-D-6796

Descriptors: "Cumulus clouds, 'Cloud physics.
Cloud seeding, Precipitation(Meteorology),
Mathematical models, Temperature, Ice forma-
tion, Thermodynamics, Moisture, Correlation
techniques, Fortran, Field tests. Computer pro-
grams, South Dakota.

Identifiers: Skywater project, Cloud Catcher
project, Sensitivity analysis, CLD computer pro-
gram, Convection(Atmospheric).

A steady-state, one-dimensional model of cu-
mulus convection with parameterized
microphysics is applied to cumulus clouds of
the Northern Great Plains Region. The numeri-
cal model is reviewed and comparisons are
made between diagnosed cloud characteristics
of the model and observations obtained during
an extensive field program in cumulus modifi-
cation. Correlation coefficients near 0.8 are
achieved between model predictions of cloud-
top heights and radar reflectivity maxima
whereas poorer agreements are reached
between in-cloud characteristics measured by
aircraft The model appears to be a useful ob-
jective tool for diagnosis of potential for con-
vective cloud development and the effects of
cold cloud seeding. It is an inexpensive, fast,
numerical model which may be used opera-
tionally in real-time on many rawinsondes with
little expense.

PB-281 306/1CP PC A08/MF A01

Environmental Sciences Research Lab.,
Research Triangle Park, N.C.
User's Guide for PAL A Guassian-Plume Al-
gorithm for Point, Area, and Line Sources

William B. Petersen. Feb 78, 163p* Rept no.
EPA/600/4-78/013

Descriptors: 'Air pollution, 'Atmospheric
models, Algorithms, Concentra-

tion(Composition), Atmospheric diffusion,
Wind(Meteorology), Urban areas, Industrial
wastes, Stadiums, Parking facilities, Shopping
centers, Airports, Computer programs, Fortran.
Identifiers: 'Gaussian plume models, "Air quali-
ty, Point sources, Nonpoint sources, PAL com-
puter program.

PAL is an acronym for this point, area, and line
source algorithm. PAL is a method of estimat-
ing short-term dispersion using Gaussian-
plume steady-state assumptions. The algorithm
can be used for estimating concentrations of
non-reactive pollutants at 30 receptors for
averaging times of from 1 to 24 hours, and for a

limited number of point, area, and line sources
(30 of each type). Calculations are performed
for each hour. The hourly meteorological data
required are wind direction, wind speed, stabili-
ty class, and mixing height. Single values of
each of these four parameters are assumed
representative for the area modeled. This al-
gorithm is not intended for application to entire
urban areas but is intended rather, to assess the
impact on air quality, on scales of tens to hun-
dreds of meters, of portions of urban areas
such as shopping centers, large parking areas,
and airports. Level terrain is assumed.

PB-282 834/1CP PC A11/MF A01

Science Applications, Inc., La Jolla, Calif.

A New Wind Energy Site Selection

Methodology

Final rept. 17 Mar 75-16 Apr 76

B. E. Freeman. May 76, 236p SAI-76-614-LJ,

NSF/RA-761229

Contract NSF-C1006, Grant NSF-AER75-00834

Descriptors: "Wind power, 'Site surveys, Wind
power generation, Wind(Meteorology), Wind
velocity, Velocity measurement, Data acquisi-
tion, Mathematical models. Planning, Com-
puter programming, Computerized simulation.
Identifiers: Site selection, SIGMET computer
program, MICMET computer program.

The objectives of this study were to develop
simulation methods to make the siting of wind
energy devices more accurate, to identify and
obtain data on meteorological field experi-
ments, and to begin the process of evaluation
of computer codes by the comparison of calcu-
lations with field data. One of the major tasks
accomplished was the adaptation, develop-
ment, and initial testing of meteorological
simulation models. The mesoscale computer
codes (SIGMET) were extensively modified to
broaden the physical effects to be taken into
account, and a microscale computer code
(MICMET) was selected, modified, and tested.

PB-283 080/OCP PC A02/MF A01

National Weather Service, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Western Region.

Hand Calculator Program to Compute Parcel
Thermal Dynamics

Technical memo.

Dan Gudgel. Apr 78, 12p NOAA-TM-NWS-WR-

128, NOAA-78051002

Prepared by National Weather Service Forecast

Office, Reno, Nev.

Descriptors: 'Atmospheric temperature,
'Computer programs. Thunderstorms, Finite
difference theory, Computation, Programming
manuals, Adiabatic conditions, Calculators.
Identifiers: HP-67 programmable calculators.

This program computes the temperature of an
air parcel raised dry adiabatically to the lifted
condensation level, LCL, and then pseu-
doadiabatically thereafter. The procedure is ac-
complished without aid of an energy diagram
(Skew-T, Pseudo-adiabatic chart, etc.) using
iterative computations on a Hewlett-Packard 67
hand computer. The iterative computations in-
volve using finite difference to solve the energy
balance equation for the ascending parcel. The
program can be used in lieu of an energy dia-
gram for computation of atmospheric stability
indices (e.g., determination of a thunderstorm
gust potential). A sample problem and a com-
puter program are in the Appendix.

S.E.S.-75/3 PC A02/MF A01

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial
Research Organization, Melbourne (Australia).
Global Horizontal Solar Radiation for Aus-
tralian Locations Stored in the CSIRO CYBER
7600 System: The Data and Method of
Retrieval

J. W. Bugler. Jun 75, 10p
U.S. Sales Only.

Descriptors: "Australia, 'Insolation, Computer

codes. Data processing.

Identifiers: ERDA/140100, 'Solar radiation.

The Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology
has established and operates a network of sta-
tions throughout Australia measuring solar
radiation. The network was established early in
1968 and, with subsequent additions, consists
of some 20 stations recording total global
horizontal solar radiation integrated over half-
hourly periocis; some of these stations also
record diffuse horizontal solar radiation over
the same periods. These data are processed
and stored on magnetic tape in the Computer
Section of the Meteorological Bureau in Mel-
bourne. A complete copy of the tape of global
horizontal solar radiation has been reproduced
in a form compatible with the C.S.I.R..O.
CYBER 7600 computer. This report describes
the information stored on the C.S.I.R.O. mag-
netic tape and the method of retrieving that in-
formation. (ERA citation 01 :018888)

SAND-75-0321 PC A02/MF A01

Sandia Labs., Albuquerque, N.Mex.
Automatic Digital Acquisition System for
Meteorological Data.

M. S. Rogers, R. D. Aden, J. P. Watterberg, and
J. E. Van Meter. Aug 75, 25p
Contract AT(29-1)-789

Descriptors: 'Meteorology, 'Data acquisition
systems, 'Weather, Data acquisition systems.
Automation, Computer codes, Flowsheets, Hu-
midity, Pressure dependence, Turbulence,
Velocity, Wind.

A system was installed at Tonopah Test Range
to facilitate the continuous automatic collec-
tion and display of meteorological data. All
readings are converted to digital form to simpli-
fy transmission from remote areas and reduce
noise interference, to permit easy data manipu-
lation, and to provide a compatible interface for
computer reduction of the data.

SCL-DR-720097 PC E01/MF A01

Sandia Labs., Livermore, Calif.
Recursive Relationships for the Ther-
modynamic Properties of the Earth's At-
mosphere at a Set of Geopotential Altitudes
R . Humphrey. Feb 73, 28p
Contract AT(29-1)-789

Descriptors. 'Atmosphere, "Computer pro-
grams.
Identifiers: AEC.

Forabstract, see NSA 27 08, number 19405

TID-26686-P2 PC A03/MF A01

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administra-
tion, Oak Ridge, Tenn Atmospheric Turbulence
and Diffusion Lab.

Meteorological Effects of the Cooling Towers
at the Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant, li.
Predictions of Fog Occurrence and Drift
Deposition.
S R. Hanna Mar74,41p

Descriptors: 'Orgdp, Cooling towers, 'Cooling
towers. Plumes, 'Plumes, 'Diffusion, At-
mospheric precipitations, Chromates, Com-
puter codes, Deposition, Droplets, Earth at-
mosphere, Gaseous wastes, Meteorology,
Moisture, Numerical solution. Thermal ef-
fluents, Waste heat, Water vapor, Wind

Forabstract, see NSA 31 04, number 08740

UCID-16827-2 PC A02/MF A01

California Univ., Livermore. Lawrence Liver-
more Lab.

Current Status of LLL Four-D Atmospheric
Propagation Code Effort
J. A. Fleck, Jr, and J R. Morris 16 Mar 76, 21 p

Contract W-7405-Eng-48

Descriptors: 'Laser radiation, Computer codes,
F codes, Uses, Wave propagation, Wind.
Identifiers: ERDA/420300, 'Laser beams, At-
mospheric transmissivity, Atmospheric at-
tenuation, Optical detection.

The deployment of high-energy lasers against
moving targets is almost always noncoplanar.
This noncoplanarity creates a vertical wind
component in the transverse plane that causes
the effective wind vector to rotate continuously.
All propagation codes that have been
developed in the past have been based on the
assumption of a purely horizontal wind. The
scenario capability of the Four-D code has now
been generalized from the previous coplanar
version, which assumed a moving laser plat-
form, a target on a collision course with the
platform, and an arbitrarily oriented coplanar
wind. Currently the laser can be displaced to
any height above the platform, and the scenario
plane can be aribitrarily oriented with respect to
the horizon. The scenario routine returns to the
hydrodynamics routine of the code a transverse
wind velocity vector of varying magnitude and
orientation. The hydrodynamics routine of the
Four-D code is now capable of treating both
CW and multipulse steady state sources with
winds of arbitrary magnitude and direction rela-
tive to the x-axis. A complete time-dependent
capability for arbitrary wind directions will be
completed some time in the near future. (ERA
citation 01:020419)

UCID-17203 PC A03/MF A01

California Univ., Livermore. Lawrence Liver-
more Lab.

Modeling of Transport in the Two-Dimen-
sional Atmospheric Transport and Kinetics
Codes SPHERNEW and TRACER
A. Edwards. 23 Jul 76, 31 p
Contract W-7405-Eng-48

Descriptors: 'Aerosols, 'Earth atmosphere, 'Air
pollution, 'Mathematical models. Chemical
reaction kinetics, Computer calculations, Com-
puter codes, Diffusion, S codes, T codes, Wind.
Identifiers: ERDA/500100, SPHERNEW com-
puter code, TRACER computer program,
'Atmospheric motion.

The report describes how transport by the wind
is modeled in the 2-D atmospheric transport
and chemical kinetics codes SPHERNEW and
TRACER. The description includes the equa-
tions for transport by a specified velocity field,
the eddy diffusion approximation for short-term
fluctuations in the velocity, other simplifying
approximations, the geometric grid, the dif-
ference equations, and the coefficient matrix of
the grid. The assumption of a constant vertical
density distribution was used to derive mass-
consistent forms of the difference equations.
These forms eliminate the instabilities and un-
realistic solutions associated with specified
wind fields which are not exactly mass-con-
sistent. An option is allowed for variable
weighting between central (second-order) and
upstream (first-order) forms of the spatial dif-
ferencing of the advection terms, to modulate
phase and amplitude errors in the advection
model. (ERA citation 02:005659)

PC A02/MF A01
Livermore. Lawrence Liver-

UCID-17701

California Univ
more Lab.

PATRIC: A Three Dimensional Particle in-Cell
Sequential Puff Code for Modeling the Trans-
port and Diffusion of Atmospheric Pollutants
R Lange Jan 78, 1 1 p
Contract W-7405-ENG-48

Descriptors: 'Air pollution, 'Computer codes.
Diffusion, Distribution, Environmental trans-
port, Mathematical models. Particles, Wind.

Identifiers: ERDA/500200, 'Air quality, Assess-
ments, Normal density factors, PATRIC com-
puter program.

PATRIC is a transport and diffusion code
designed to calculate the three-dimensional
distribution of atmospheric pollutants in a
given space and time varying flow field. It is
based on the particle-in-cell model in which the
pollutant mass or activity is represented by the
spacial distribution of a large number marker
particles. The temporal evolution of this particle
distribution results from the transport of each
individual marker particle due to advection by
the mean wind and diffusion by the Gaussian
formula. The code is capable of computing in-
stantaneous or time-integrated air concentra-
tions and deposition for a variety of instantane-
ous or continuous sources, including inert and
radioactive materials. PATRIC was developed
as a simplified and speeded-up version of the
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory three-dimen-
sional transport and diffusion code for complex
terrain ADPIC. PATRIC computer time is ap-
proximately one minute for every 24 hours
modeled which makes the code suitable for an-
nual air quality assessments. (ERA citation
03:026884)

PC A04/MF A01
Livermore Lawrence Liver-

UCRL-51826

California Univ.

more Lab

Time-Dependent Propagation of High Energy

Laser BEAMS Through the Atmosphere.

J. A. Fleck, Jr, J. R. Morris, and M.J. Feit. 2 Jun

75,61p

Contract W-7405-eng-48

Descriptors: 'Laser radiation, Wave propaga-
tion. Computer codes, Earth atmosphere. Time
dependence.

Identifiers: ERDA/420300, Laser beams,
'Atmospheric transmissivity.

A general time-dependent three-space-dimen-
sional propagation code is described. This
code is capable of treating the propagation of
high energy laser beams through the at-
mosphere in the presence of a horizontal wind
and turbulence for most situations of interest.
Possible cases are propagation of cw beams
through stagnation zones, multipulse propaga-
tion, including the self-consistent treatment of
pulse self-blooming, and propagation involving
transonic slewing. The solution of the Maxwell
wave equation in Fresnel approximation is ob-
tained by means of a discrete Fourier transform
method, which, surprisingly, gives excellent
results for diffraction problems. The latter pro-
vide a stringent test for the accuracy of any
solution method. Considerable use is also
made of discrete Fourier transform methods in
solving the hydrodynamic equations. The treat-
ment of turbulence is based on the generation
of random phase screens at each calculation
step along the propagation path. In a time-de-
pendent calculation the random phase screens
can be either made to move with the wind at a
given propagation position or generated anew
for each successive time. The code is equipped
with a general scenario routine involving a
moving laser platform as well as target. This
routine allows the code to treat an effective
transverse wind velocity that varies with time as
well as axial position Thus it is possible to take
into account the motion of the stagnation point
in treating the propagation of beams through
stagnation zones. The code is equipped with
extensive editing facilities which generate vari-
ous averages, contour plots, and plots of quan-
tities of interest as a function of time. The report
also contains illustrative examples of the code's
different calculational features.

UCRL-52049 PC A06/MF A01

California Univ., Livermore. Lawrence Liver-
more Lab.

CPS: A Continuous-Point-Source Computer
Code for Plume Dispersion and Deposition
Calculations

K. R. Peterson, T. V. Crawford, and L. A.
Lawson. 21 May 76, 105p
Contract W-7405-ENG-48

Descriptors: *Air pollution, 'Chemical effluents,
'Plumes, 'Radioactive effluents. Atmospheric
precipitations, Computer calculations, Com-
puter codes, Diffusion, Fortran, Gaussian
processes, Height, Meteorology, Point sources,
Spatial distribution. Stack disposal, Surface air,
Topography, Velocity, Wind.
Identifiers: ERDA/500200, ERDA/500300,
'Atmospheric diffusion.

The continuous-point-source computer code
calculates concentrations and surface deposi-
tion of radioactive and chemical pollutants at
distances from 0.1 to 100 km, assuming a Gaus-
sian plume. The basic input is atmospheric sta-
bility category and wind speed, but a number of
refinements are also included. (ERA citation
02:007973)

UCRL-52366 PC A02/MF A01

California Univ., Livermore. Lawrence Liver-
more Lab.

Development of a Three-Dimensional Model
of the Atmospheric Boundary Layer Using the
Finite Element Method
R. L. Lee, and P. M. Gresho. 22 Nov 77, 24p
Contract W-7405-ENG-48

Descriptors: 'Boundary layers, 'Earth at-
mosphere. Air pollution, Algorithms, Altitude,
Computer calculations. Computer codes, Equa-
tions of state, Humidity, Mathematical models.
Measuring methods, Temperature gradients,
Three-dimensional calculations, Two-dimen-
sional calculations, Velocity, Wind.
Identifiers: ERDA/500100, ERDA/500200, At-
mospheric boundary layer, Atmospheric
models. Finite element analysis.

This report summarizes our current effort and
ideas toward the development of a model for
the planetary boundary layer using the finite
element technique. As an initial step, the finite
element methodology is applied to simpler ver-
sion of the boundary layer equations given by
the two-dimensional, constant-property, in-
compressible conservation equations (Navier-
Stokes equations). Solution procedures for
both the steady-state and transient equations
are discussed. For the transient problem, a vari-
able time-step, trapezoid-rule algorithm with
dynamic time-truncation error control is
presented. The resulting system of nonlinear al-
gebraic equations is solved by a Newton itera-
tion procedure with a frontal solution scheme
used for the linear set of equations. The need to
develop a suitable linear equation solver, with
respect to minimization of computer storage
and execution costs, particularly for large
(three-dimensional) finite element problems, is
also discussed. (ERA citation 03:037946)

UCRL-75868 PC A03/MF A01

California Univ., Livermore Lawrence Liver-
more Lab.

Applications of Episode: An Experimental
Package for the Integration of Systems of Or-
dinary Differential Equations.
A. C. Hindmarsh, and G. D. Byrne Jun 75, 30p
Rept no. CONF-750902-3

Descriptors: "Computer codes, *E codes,
'Differential equations, 'Numerical solution,
'Earth atmosphere, 'Simulation, Cdc compu-
ters, Chemical reaction kinetics, Fortran.
Identifiers: ERDA/990200, EPISODE computer
code.

A brief description, with examples of usage, is
given of a new FORTRAN package called
EPISODE, for the numerical solution of the ini-

tial-value problem for systems of ordinary dif-
ferential equations. EPISODE contains both a
variable-step, variable-order implicit Adams
method and a variable-step, variable-order
backward differentiation method. Since the
user may select either of these methods simply
by assigning the appropriate value to a method
flag, EPISODE can be used to solve either stiff
or nonstiff problems. Similarly, the user also
selects one of four corrector iteration methods
to be used. EPISODE was motivated by
problems in atmospheric modeling at LLL in
which chemical rate constants vary with time in
an abrupt diurnal manner. Examples of such
problems, and others, are given to illustrate the
use and effectiveness of the program. Outside
LLL the EPISODE package is being supplied in
double precision, but contains the single preci-
sion version imbedded in it. Conversion to sin-
gle precision can be easily done with a con-
verter subroutine, supplied with the package.

UCRL-76170 PC A03/MF A01

California Univ., Livermore Lawrence Liver-
more Lab.

Adpic: A Three-Dimensional Transport-Diffu-
sion Model for the Dispersal of Atmospheric
Pollutants and Its Validation Against Regional
Tracer Studies.

R. Lange. May 75, 40p Rept no. OCONF-750533-
40

Descriptors: 'Argon 41, 'Diffusion, 'Iodine 131,
Diffusion, 'Aerosols, Diffusion, 'Air pollution,
'Mathematical models, A codes, Computer
codes, Distribution, Environmental effects,
Lagrangian function, Particles, Plumes, Reac-
tors, Tracer techniques.
Identifiers: ERDA/500200, ERDA/500101.

For abstract, see ERA 75 06, number 01263.

PC A02/MF A01

Livermore. Lawrence Liver-

UCRL-78120

California Univ.

more Lab.

Modeling the Planetary Boundary Layer

Using the Galerkin Finite-Element Method

P. M. Gresho, R. L. Lee, and R. L. Sani. 28 Apr
76, 9p Rept no. 0CONF-761003-190
Contract 0W-7405-Eng-480
Symposium on atmospheric turbulence, diffu-
sion, and air quality, Raleigh, North Carolina,
United States of America (USA), 19 Oct 1976.

Descriptors: 'Earth atmosphere. Boundary

layers. Computer calculations, Computer

codes, Diffusion, F codes. Mathematical

models. Air pollution.

Identifiers: ERDA/500100, 'Planetary boundary

layer, Finite element analysis, 'Atmospheric

models.

Finite-element-methods computer programs
that approximate the solution to the advection-
diffusion equation are discussed for planetary
boundary layer modeling. It has application in
regional modeling studies and in real-time ac-
cident situations relative to air pollution moni-
toring. (ERA citation 02:005660)

SUBJECT INDEX

ABSORPTION COEFFICIENTS

An Efficient Computational Approximation to the
Lorentz Line Molecular Absorption Coefficient
AD-A052 686/3CP

ACCELEROMETERS

The Low-G Accelerometer Calibration System Or-
bital Accelerometer Experiment. Volume I. Experi-
ment Description and Methodology
AD-772 717/5CP

ACETOACETIC ACID/ (ETHYL-ESTER)

Precipitation Scavenging of Organic Contami-
nants
AD-779 551 /1CP

ACOSP COMPUTER PROGRAM

User's Guide for Atmospheric Carbon Monoxide
Transport Model
PB-259 719/3CP

ACOUSTIC ABSORPTION

Atmospheric-Absorption Adjustment Procedure
for Aircraft Flyover Noise Measurements
AD-A051 700/3CP

ACOUSTIC GRAVITY WAVES

A Program for Calculating Three-Dimensional
Acoustic-Gravity Ray Paths in the Atmosphere
COM-71-50410/CP

ACOUSTIC WAVES

Computational Techniques for the Study of In-
frasound Propagation in the Atmosphere
AD-A024 951 /6CP

AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS

Mapping of Geostationary Satellite Pictures: An
Operational Experiment.
PB-191 189/CP

AERONOMY

AURORA: An NRL Auroral Chemistry Code
AD-A004 602/9CP

Ionospheric Chemistry: Comparison of AIRCHEM
Predictions with Results of Laboratory Simula-
tions
AD-A024 146/3CP

Developmental Studies of the Hydrogen-Nitrogen-
Oxygen Systems
AD-775 752/9CP

Survey of Two-Body and Three-Body Reaction-
Rate Coefficients for the Ionized Stratosphere and
Mesosphere
AD-776 950/8CP

AEROSOLS

A Mathematical Model for the Atmospheric Dis-
semination of Evaporating Aerosol "Clouds
(Evaporation Model)
AD-A015 542/4CP

Sky Radiance Calculations in the 0 5 micrometer -
5.0 micrometer Wavelength Range
AD-A015 812/1CP

Research in the Area of Atmospheric Modeling:
High Resolution Atmospheric IR Transmittance
Prediction
AD-A017 026/6CP

Balloon Measurements of Stratospheric Aerosol
Size Distribution Following a Volcanic Dust Incur-
sion
AD-A018 372/3CP

Asymptotic Properties of the Mie Coefficients
AD-A023 078/9CP

Atmospheric Transmission Modeling: Proposed
Aerosol Methodology with Application to the
Grafenwoehr Atmospheric Optics Data Base
AD-A035 765/7CP

Comparison of the 3-5 Micrometer and 8-12
Micrometer Regions for Advanced Thermal Imag-
ing Systems LOWTRAN Revisited
AD-A049 448/4CP

A Balloon-Borne Aerosol Counter
AD-737 802/CP

Theoretical Investigation of the Effect of Particle
Contaminants on Laser-Induced Air Breakdown
AD-760 175/CP

Stratospheric Balloon Aerosol Particle Counter

Measurements

AD-777 135/5CP

Balloon-Borne Aerosol Counter Modifications.
Particle Sizing Accuracy Tests
AD-784 866/6CP

Evaluation of Emission Control Strategies for Sul-
fur Dioxide and Particulates in the Chicago
Metropolitan Air Ouality Control Region
ANL-IIPP-2

Determination of the Particle Size Distribution of
an Aerosol Using a Diffusion Battery
CEA-R-4549

Investigation of Aerosol Characteristics and Their

Measurement

N76-17683/3CP

Modeling of Transport in the Two-Dimensional

Atmospheric Transport and Kinetics Codes

SPHERNEW and TRACER

UCID-17203

Adpic: A Three-Dimensional Transport-Diffusion
Model for the Dispersal of Atmospheric Pollutants
and Its Validation Against Regional Tracer Stu-
dies.
UCRL-76170

AEROSPACE ENVIRONMENTS

Theoretical Study and Calculation of Particle Flux
in the Stable Region of the Magnetosphere.
N70-29050/CP

AFTERBURNING

The Production of Nitric Oxide in the Tropo-
sphere as a Result of Solid-Rocket-Motor After-
burning.
N76-20180/5CP

AIR

Theoretical Investigation of the Effect of Particle
Contaminants on Laser-Induced Air Breakdown
AD-760 175/CP

AIR MASS ANALYSIS

Refractive Effects in Remote Sensing of the At-
mosphere with Infrared Transmission Spectrosco-
py
AD-A011 253/2CP

Frontal Motion in the Atmosphere
AD-715 068/CP

AIR POLLUTION

Sky Radiance Calculations in the 0.5 micrometer -
5.0 micrometer Wavelength Range
AD-A015 812/1CP

Mixing-Layer Analysis Routine and Trans-
port/Diffusion Application Routine for EPAMS
AD-A038 399/2CP

An Investigation into the Effect of an Industrial
Heat and Moisture Source on Local Atmospheric
Conditions
AD-733 227/CP

Mass Dispersion from an Instantaneous Line
Source in a Turbulent Shear Flow
AD-753 268/CP

Precipitation Scavenging of Organic Contami-
nants
AD-779 551/1CP

Some Variable-Parameter, Steady-State Diffusion

Results.

AD-815 625/CP

ATMOSPHERE. Fluid-Dynamic Simulation Model
for Predicting Spreading Processes in the At-
mospheric Boundary Layer
ANL-Trans-1103

Cartographic Forecasts of Short-Term Air Pollu-
tion Averages
CEA-R-4837

A Program for Evaluating Atmospheric Dispersion
from a Nuclear Power Station
COM-74-11336/6CP

Regional Effluent Dispersion Calculations Con-
sidering Spatial and Temporal Meteorological
Variations
COM-74-11627/8CP

The What System: A New Digitized Radiosonde
and Double Theodolite Balloon Tracking System
for Atmospheric Boundary Layer Investigations
CONF-731205-1

Monte Carlo Simulation of Turbulent Atmospheric
Transport: Comparison with Experimental Data
CONF-771 109-58

Global Contamination of the Atmosphere by Kryp-
ton-85 from Worldwide Nuclear Power Plants and
the Radiation Danger
JPRS-53174

Monte Carlo Simulation of the Turbulent Trans-
port of Airborne Contaminants
LA-6103

Manual for the Computer Program of the Gaus-
sian Plume Model Handleiding voor Het Compu-
terprogramma van Het Gaussische Pluimmodel.
N76-19598/1CP

Diffusion Algorithms and Data Reduction Routine
for Onsite Real-Time Launch Predictions for the
Transport of delta-Thor Exhaust Effluents.
N76-20699/4CP

Retrieval of Surface Temperature by Remote

Sensing.

N76-22637/2CP

Use of Lars System for the Quantitative Deter-
mination of Smoke Plume Lateral Diffusion Coef-
ficients from ERTS Images of Virginia.
N76-24681/8CP

Manual for the Gaussian Plume Model Computer
Program Handleiding voor Het Computerpro-
gramma van Het Gaussische Pluimmodel.
N77-20629/0CP

Dispersion within the Stratosphere of Minor Con-
stituents.
N77-25714/5CP

Oispersion of Trace Constituents in the Strato-
sphere.
N77-31678/4CP

Comprehensive Atomospheric Transport and Dif-
fusion Model.
ORNL/NSF/EATC-17

SULCAL: A Model of Sulfur Chemistry in a Plume
ORNL/NSF/EATC-21

A Regional Air Ouality Simulation Model (A
Description of the Connecticut Air Pollution
Model as Developed by the Travelers Research
Center)
PB-206 938/CP

A Particle-in-Cell Method for Numerical Solution
of the Atmospheric Diffusion Equation, and Appli-
cations to Air Pollution Problems. Volume I
PB-209 290/CP

Potential Environmental Modifications Produced
by Large Evaporative Cooling Towers
PB-210 702/7CP

Users Manual for the APRAC-1A Urban Diffusion
Model Computer Program
PB-213 091/2CP

User's Guide for the Climatological Dispersion

Model

PB-227 346/4CP

Users Network for Applied Modeling of Air Pollu-
tion (UNAMAP)
PB-229 771/1CP

Natural Precipitation Washout of Sulfur Com-
pounds from Plumes
PB-232 445/7CP

User's Guide for Hiway. A Highway Air Pollution

Model

PB-239 944/2CP

User's Network for Applied Modeling of Air Pollu-
tion (UNAMAP) Version 2
PB-240 273/3CP

Annual Catalyst Research Program Report. Ap-
pendices. Volume VII
PB-249 913/5CP

A Methodology for Treating Large Localized
Emissions of Reactive Pollutants
PB-251 066/7CP

Adaptation of Gaussian Plume Model to Incor-
porate Multiple Station Data Input. Volume II. Ap-
pendices
PB-252 558/2CP

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data. Volume I
PB-256 651/1CP

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data Volume II
PB-256 652/9CP

Continued Research in Mesoscale Air Pollution
Simulation Modeling: Volume II. Refinements in
the Treatment of Chemistry, Meteorology, and
Numerical Integration Procedures
PB-257 527/2CP

Continued Research in Mesoscala Air Pollution
Simulation Modeling: Volume III. Modeling of
Micsoscale Pheonoena
PB-257 528/0CP

User's Guide for Atmospheric Carbon Monoxide
Transport Model
PB-259 719/3CP

"Transportation Systems and Regional Air Quality
An Approach and Computer Program for Wind
Flow Field Analysis
PB-263 921 /9CP

Mesoscale Air Pollution Transport in Southeast

Wisconsin

PB-265 382/2CP

An Objective Analysis Technique for the Regional
Air Pollution Study Part I
PB-266 255/9CP

Calculation of Selected Photolytic Rate Constants
over a Diurnal Range A Computer Algorithm
PB-266 739/2CP

SUBJECT INDEX

An Objective Analysis Technique for the Regional
Air Pollution Study. Part II
PB-266 756/6CP

Transportation Systems and Regional Air Quality -
A Dif kin Sensitivity Analysis
PB-268 329/OCP

STRAM - An Air Pollution Model Incorporating
Nonlinear Chemistry, Variable Trajectories, and
Plume Segment Diffusion
PB-270 778/4CP

User's Manual for Single-Source (CRSTER) Model
PB-271 360/OCP

Valley Model User's Guide
PB-274 054/6CP

The Relation of Oxidant Levels to Presursor Emis-
sions and Meteorological Features Volume III
Appendices (Analytical Methods and Supplemen-
tary Data)
PB-275 327/5CP

A Feasibility Study for the Application of K-Band

Radar in the Investigation of Cooling Tower

Plumes

PB-275 380/4CP

Users' Manual for the APRAC-2 Emissions and
Diffusion Model
PB-275 459/6CP

CALINE 2 - An Improved Microscale Model for the
Dispersion of Air Pollutants from a Line Source
PB-275 683/1CP

Valley Model Computer Program
PB-275 700/3CP

Single Source (CRSTER) Model Computer Pro-
grams
PB-275 701/1CP

Climatological Dispersion Model OC (CDMQC)
Computer Program
PB-276 516/2CP

User's Guide for PAL A Guassian-Plume Al-
gorithm for Point, Area, and Line Sources
PB-281 306/1CP

Modeling of Transport in the Two-Dimensional
Atmospheric Transport and Kinetics Codes
SPHERNEW and TRACER
UCID-17203

PATRIC: A Three Dimensional Particle-in-Cell
Sequential Puff Code for Modeling the Transport
and Diffusion of Atmospheric Pollutants
UCID-17701

CPS: A Continuous-Point-Source Computer Code
for Plume Dispersion and Deposition Calculations
UCRL-52049

Adpic: A Three-Dimensional Transport-Diffusion
Model for the Dispersal of Atmospheric Pollutants
and Its Validation Against Regional Tracer Stu-
dies.
UCRL-76170

AIR POLLUTION CONTROL

Optimal Control of Sulfur Dioxide Emissions at
Power Stations: Models and a Case Study
AD-775 392/4CP

Evaluation of Emission Control Strategies for Sul-
fur Dioxide and Particulates in the Chicago
Metropolitan Air Quality Control Region
ANL-IIPP-2

Annual Catalyst Research Program Report Ap-
pendices Volume VII
PB-249 913/5CP

Evaluation of a Short Term Oxidant Control

Strategy

PB-271 643/9CP

AIR POLLUTION DETECTION

Use of Lars System for the Quantitative Deter-
mination of Smoke Plume Lateral Diffusion Coef-
ficients from ERTS Images of Virginia.
N76-24681/8CP

AIR POLLUTION EFFECTS (HUMANS)

Annual Catalyst Research Program Report Ap-
pendices Volume VII
PB-249 9I3/5CP

AIR POLLUTION SAMPLING

Some Environmental Measurement of the Vertical
Spread of Pollutants from Low-Level Sources
N77-21734/7CP

Users' Instructions for the NASA/Msfc Cloud-Rise
Preprocessor Program, Version 6. and the
NASA/Msfc Multilayer Diffusion Program, Version
6: Research Version for UNIVAC 1108 System.
N78-18573/3CP

AIR POLLUTION STANDARDS

Design of the Sulfate Regional Experiment
(SURE) Volume III: Appendices
PB-251 703/5CP

AIR QUALITY

An Objective Analysis Technique for the Regional
Air Pollution Study. Part I
PB-266 255/9CP

An Objective Analysis Technique for the Regional
Air Pollution Study. Part II
PB-266 756/6CP

User's Manual for Single-Source (CRSTER) Model
PB-271 360/OCP

Single Source (CRSTER) Model Computer Pro-
grams
PB-275 701/1CP

User's Guide for PAL A Guassian-Plume Al-
gorithm for Point, Area, and Line Sources
PB-281 306/1CP

PATRIC: A Three Dimensional Particle-in-Cell
Sequential Puff Code for Modeling the Transport
and Diffusion of Atmospheric Pollutants
UCID-17701

AIR QUALITY DATA

Design of the Sulfate Regional Experiment
(SURE). Volume III: Appendices
PB-251 703/5CP

AIR QUALITY MAINTENANCE

Transportation Systems and Regional Air Quality.
An Approach and Computer Program for Wind
Flow Field Analysis
PB-263 921/9CP

Transportation Systems and Regional Air Quality -
A Difkin Sensitivity Analysis
PB-268 329/OCP

AIR TRANSPORTATION

An Operational Decision Model Employing Opera-
tional and Environmental Factors
AD-755 403/CP

AIR WATER INTERACTIONS

Heat Budget Parameterization for the FNWC
Primitive Equation Model Using Data for 16
January 1974
AD-A009 977/OCP

Calculated and Observed Changes in Sea Surface
Temperature Associated with Hurricane Passage.
AD-713 052/CP

1973 Variations of Hurricane Heat Potential in the
Philippine Sea and the Gulf of Mexico
AD-777 971/3CP

AIRBORNE EQUIPMENT

Calculation of the Desired Angle Values for the
Alignment of a Stabilized Two Axis Rotating Plat-
form in an Aircraft Berechnung der Winkel-Soll-
werte fuer die Ausrichtung Eines Stabilisierten
Zwei-Achsen-Drehstandes in Einem Flugzeug.
N78-14235/3CP

AIRCRAFT EQUIPMENT

Analysis and Calculation of Lightning-Induced
Voltages in Aircraft Electrical Circuits
N74-14754/7CP

AIRCRAFT LANDINGS

Wind Shear Modeling for Aircraft Hazard Defini-
tion
AD-A053 178/0CP

AIRCRAFT NOISE

Atmospheric-Absorption Adjustment Procedure
for Aircraft Flyover Noise Measurements
AD-A051 700/3CP

AIRSHED MODELS

Continued Research in Mesoscale Air Pollution
Simulation Modeling: Volume II. Refinements in
the Treatment of Chemistry, Meteorology, and
Numerical Integration Procedures
PB-257 527/2CP

Continued Research in Mesoscala Air Pollution
Simulation Modeling: Volume III. Modeling of
Micsoscale Pheonoena
PB-257 528/OCP

ALBEDO

The Delta-Eddington Approximation for a Verti-
cally Inhomogeneous Atmosphere
PB-270 618/2CP

ALGORITHMS

Analytic and Numerical Chemistry Algorithms for
the WORRY Code. WORRY Document No. 2
AD-A012 002/2CP

A Cloud Advection Model
AD-A020 045/1CP

ALIGNMENT

ALOUETTE SATELLITES

Studies of the Structure of the Plasmasphere as
Seen by Radiosounder Measurements Aboard the
Alovetti-Satellite.
N74-20467/8CP

ANEMOMETERS

A Comparison of a Coaxial Focused Laser Dop-
pler System in Atmospheric Measurements
N73-30627/6CP

ANIONS

Negative Molecular Ions
AD-A045 725/9CP

ANTENNAS

Estimation of Hurricane Storm Surge in

Apalachicola Bay, Florida

COM-75-11332/4CP

APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SATELLITES

Time Domain Data Extraction, Radio Altimetry,
and Application of Ats Data Quarterly Report, 1
Apr. - 30 Jun. 1971
N71-33870/CP

APRAC2 COMPUTER PROGRAM

Users' Manual for the APRAC-2 Emissions and
Diffusion Model
PB-275 459/6CP

ARCS

The Effect of Large Scale Irregularities on the
Propagation of VLF Waves Through the Lower
Ionosphere with Special Reference to Auroral
Hiss.
N70-22824/CP

ARCTIC REGIONS

Physical Mechanisms Responsible for the Major
Synoptic Systems in the Eastern Canadian Arctic
in the Winter and Summer of 1973
PB-258 821/8CP

ARGON 41

Adpic: A Three-Dimensional Transport-Diffusion
Model for the Dispersal of Atmospheric Pollutants
and Its Validation Against Regional Tracer Stu-
dies.
UCRL-76170

ARID LAND

Scheduling and Application Rates of Irrigation in
Humid Climate
PB-244 760/5CP

ARPANET

Programming and the Climate Dynamics Project
AD-A019 344/1 CP

ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS

Dispersion within the Stratosphere of Minor Con-
stituents.
N77-25714/5CP

Dispersion of Trace Constituents in the Strato-
sphere.
N77-31678/4CP

ARTIFICIAL PRECIPITATION

Computations with the Rand Cloud Model for the
HIPLEX Workshop, June 1975
AD-A022 268/7CP

Computer Aided Nucleation Nozzle Design
AD-737 395/CP

ARTIFICIAL SATELLITES

Analysis of Radiation and Meteoroid Satellite Data
N72-32833/CP

ASCENT TRAJECTORIES

Criteria for Controlling Vertical Motion of Strato-
spheric Balloons
AD-A017 552/1 CP
ASTRONOMICAL SPECTROSCOPY
Eso Bulletin No. 12.
N76-12912/1CP

ASYMPTOTIC SERIES

Asymptotic Properties of the Mie Coefficients
AD-A023 078/9CP

ATLANTIC OCEAN

Hurricane Heat Potential of the North Atlantic and
North Pacific Oceans
AD-751 590/CP

ATMOSPHERE

Computer Procedure for Calculating Time Depen-
dent Light Scattering in Spherical-Shell At-
mospheres
AD-722 713/CP

SUBJECT INDEX

ATMOSPHERIC CLOUD PHYSICS LAB (SPACELAB)

Computer Procedure tor Calculating Time Depen-
dent Light Scattering in Plane Parallel At-
mospheres
AD-722 714/CP

Monte Carlo Codes to Study the Transport of X-
Rays and Fluorescent Light in the Atmosphere
AD-729 909/CP

Monte Carlo Calculations ot the Scattering of 450.
550. and 650 NM Wavelength Light in Model At-
mospheres for Point Isotropic Sources
AO-731 723/CP

An Optical Apparatus to Determine the Effect of
Turbulence on the Modulation Transfer Function
of the Atmosphere
AD-757 256/CP

Recursive Relationships for the Thermodynamic
Properties of the Earth's Atmosphere at a Set of
Geopotential Altitudes
SCL-DR-720097

ATMOSPHERE DIFFUSION

Application of the Calder Finite Difference Diffu-
sion Model to Calculations of Instantaneous
Elevated Line Source Dosages
AD-A009 750/1CP

ATMOSPHERE MODELS

A High Altitude Infrared Radiance Model
AD-A008 035/8CP

Application of the Calder Finite Difference Diffu-
sion Model to Calculations of Instantaneous
Elevated Line Source Dosages
AD-A009 750/1CP

Heat Budget Parameterization for the FNWC
Primitive Equation Model Using Data for 16
January 1974
AD-A009 977/OCP

Computer Program for the Disturbed Steady-State
Nighttime D-Region
AD-A010 412/5CP

An Updated Empirical Density Model for Predict-
ing Low-Altitude Satellite Ephemerides
AD-A010 424/0CP

An Atmospheric Dispersion and Environmental
Prediction Technique
AD-A010 647/6CP

Verification Study of a Bathystrophic Storm Surge

Model

AD-A012 799/3CP

Atmospheric Transmittance from 0.25 to 28.5
Microns: Computer Code LOWTRAN 3
AD-A017 734/5CP

Study of Hydromagnetic Wave Propagation in the

Magnetosphere

AD-A020 301 /8CP

Climatic Modeling of the Earth-Atmosphere

System

AD-A020 458/6CP

Computations with the Rand Cloud Model for the
HIPLEX Workshop. June 1975
AD-A022 268/7CP

Simulation of Marine Advection Fog with the Cal-
span Advection Fog Model Using Prognostic
Equations for Turbulent Energy
AD-A027 380/5CP

A Technique to Specify Liquid Water Content at a
Point in the Atmosphere
AD-A027 457/1CP

AIRCHEM: A Computational Technique for Model-
ing the Chemistry of the Atmosphere
AD-A030 157/2CP

Analysis of High Altitude Effects Simulation

(HAES)

AD-A033 654/5CP

Atmospheric Transmission Modeling: Proposed
Aerosol Methodology with Application to the
Grafenwoehr Atmospheric Optics Data Base
AD-A035 765/7CP

Mixing-Layer Analysis Routine and Trans-
port/Diffusion Application Routine for EPAMS
AD-A038 399/2CP

Statistical Diagnostic Modeling of Marine Fog
Using Model Output Parameters
AD-A042 059/6CP

MRDA - A Medium Resolution Data Analysis Code
for the HP 2100 Computer
AD-A042 263/4CP

HIDE Revised Wavelength Resolution Emission
and Transmission Model
AD-A042 624/7CP

The Atmospheric Sciences Laboratory Photodis-
sociation-Radiation Model of the Middle At-
mosphere-- A Users Manual
AD-A043 786/3CP

The ROSCOE Manual Volume 14A Ambient At-
mosphere (Major and Minor Neutral Species and
Ionosphere)
AD-A048 013/7CP

A Generalized Computer Program for Primitive-
Equation Models
AD-A048 481 /6CP

A Computational Method for Spectral Molecular
Absorption Using an Improved Voigt Algorithm
AD-A052 685/5CP

An Efficient Computational Approximation to the
Lorentz Line Molecular Absorption Coefficient
AD-A052 686/3CP

Meteorological Sensitivity of LOWTRAN 3B
AD-A053 840/5CP

Atmospheric Transport of X-Rays.
AD-716 801/CP

Atmospheric Model Evaluation
AD-736 443/CP

Arctic Ionosphere Modelling - Five Related

Papers

AD-748 796/CP

Atmospheric Transmittance from 0.25 to
28.5/micrometers Computer Code LOWTRAN 2
AD-763 721/CP

An Empirical Model of the Polar Ionosphere
AD-766 240/6CP

Documentation and Description of the Bent Iono-
spheric Model
AD-772 733/2CP

Modeling of Optical IR Backgrounds
AD-774 751/2CP

A FORTRAN Program for Computing Steady-State
Composition Models of the Upper Atmosphere
AD-775 080/5CP

Atmospheric Modeling for Molecular Absorption
Research Project
AD-776 971/4CP

An Empirical Density Model for Predicting Low-
Altitude Satellite Ephemerides Part 1. Data Analy-
sis and Model Formulation
AD-778 820/1CP

A Semi-Markov Weather Model
AD-778 873/OCP

Stimulated Skyglow
AD-781 094/8CP

Simulation Research to Develop Objective
Meteorological Prediction Capability
AD-864 887/CP

ATMOSPHERES

Computational Techniques for the Study of In-
frasound Propagation in the Atmosphere
AD-A024 951 /6CP

Monte Carlo Studies of Sky Radiation
AD-772 640/9CP

A Model for Simulating Random Atmospheres as
a Function of Latitude. Season, and Time
N77-31700/6CP

ATMOSPHERIC ACOUSTICS

Computational Techniques for the Study of In-
frasound Propagation in the Atmosphere
AD-A024 951/6CP

ATMOSPHERIC ATTENUATION

Monochromatic Transmittance/Radiance Compu-
tations
AD-A003 755/6CP

A Study of Millimeter and Submillimeter Wave At-
tenuation and Dispersion in the Earth's At-
mosphere
AD-A015 544/0CP

The Calculation of Millimeter and Submillimeter
Wave Absorption Line Parameters for the Molecu-
lar Oxygen Isotopes: (16)02, (16)0(18)0. and
(18)02
AD-A017 397/1CP

Monte Carlo Studies on the Time-Dependent
Transport of Optical and Infrared Radiation in the
Atmosphere Volume II. Thermal Radiation Trans-
port
AD-A042 769/OCP

Monte Carlo Calculations of the Scattering of 450.
550. and 650 NM Wavelength Light in Model At-
mospheres for Point Isotropic Sources
AD-731 723/CP

Atmospheric Modeling for Molecular Absorption
Research Project
AD-776 971 /4CP

An Experiment to Measure the Modulation
Transfer Function of the Atmosphere in the
Marine Boundary Layer
AD-783 807/1CP

The Effects of Refraction and Dispersion on High-
Altitude Measurements of Atmospheric Gases. II.
Calculations with the Voigt Line Shape
COM-75-10595/7CP

Atmospheric Transmission Computer Program

Cp.

N75-29602/0CP

ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY

Analytic and Numerical Chemistry Algorithms for
the WORRY Code. WORRY Document No 2
AD-A012 002/2CP

An Examination of the Adequacy of the Three-
Species Air Chemistry Treatment for the Predic-
tion of Surface-Burst EMP
AD-A025 280/9CP

Chemistry of Atmospheric Deionization Outside
Intermediate-Altitude Fireballs. II. 15-, 20-, and 25-
km Altitude
AD-A029 890/1 CP

AIRCHEM: A Computational Technique for Model-
ing the Chemistry of the Atmosphere
AD-A030 157/2CP

The ROSCOE Manual. Volume 14b Midlatitude
Density Profiles of Selected Atmospheric Species
AD-A043 499/3CP

The ROSCOE Manual. Volume 17. High-Altitude
Debris-Energy Deposition
AD-A043 547/9CP

Negative Molecular Ions
AD-A045 725/9CP

The ROSCOE Manual. Volume 14A. Ambient At-
mosphere (Major and Minor Neutral Species and
Ionosphere)
AD-A048 013/7CP

Developmental Studies of the Hydrogen-Nitrogen-
Oxygen Systems
AD-775 752/9CP

The Production of Nitric Oxide in the Tropo-
sphere as a Result of Solid-Rocket-Motor After-
burning.
N76-20180/5CP

Software Development: Stratosphere Modeling.
N78-21692/6CP

SULCAL: A Model of Sulfur Chemistry in a Plume
ORNL/NSF/EATC-21

Annual Catalyst Research Program Report. Ap-
pendices. Volume VII
PB-249 913/5CP

ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION

Heat Budget Parameterization for the FNWC
Primitive Equation Model Using Data for 16
January 1974
AD-A009 977/OCP

An Atmospheric Dispersion and Environmental
Prediction Technique
AD-A010 647/6CP

A Generalized Computer Program for Primitive-
Equation Models
AD-A048 481 /6CP

Certain Finite Difference Methods for the Solution
of Large Scale Circulation Problems
AD-743 934/CP

Certain Finite Difference Methods for the Solution
of Large Scale Circulation Problem II
AD-775 076/3CP

Initialization of a 5-Level Global Atmospheric
General Circulation Model Using a Staggered,
Spherical, Sigma Coordinate System
AD-776 321 /2CP

Model of Precipitation and Vertical Air Currents
COM-71-00911/CP

Mesoscale Objective Map Analysis Using
Weighted Time-Series Observations
COM-73-10781/CP

Additional Research on Instabilities in Atmospher-
ic Flow Systems Associated with Clear Air Turbu-
lence
N71-35701/CP

Mesoscale Air Pollution Transport in Southeast

Wisconsin

PB-265 382/2CP

Description of the General Program Structure of

the Third-Generation NCAR General Circulation

Model

PB-276 694/7CP

ATMOSPHERIC CLOUD PHYSICS LAB (SPACELAB)

Phase B-Final Definition and Preliminary Design
Study for the Initial Atmospheric Cloud Physics
Laboratory (Acpl) A Spacelab Mission Payload
N76-33273/3CP

SUBJECT INDEX

ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION

A FORTRAN Program for Computing Steady-Slate
Composition Models of the Upper Atmosphere
AD-775 080/5CP

The Effects of Refraction and Dispersion on High-
Altitude Measurements of Atmospheric Gases
COM-74-10525/5CP

Feasibility of Satellite Measurement of Strato-
spheric Minor Constituents by Solar Occultation
COM-74-10720/2CP

Global Contamination of the Atmosphere by Kryp-
ton-85 from Worldwide Nuclear Power Plants and
the Radiation Danger
JPRS-53174

Program for Electronic Evaluation of Radiosonde

Ascents.

N70-29112/CP

Measurements of Trace Constituents from At-
mospheric Infrared Emission and Absorption
Spectra, a Feasibility Study
N76-13673/8CP

ATMOSPHERIC DENSITY

Program Structure of Atmospheric Density Pro-
grams
AD-A008 515/9CP

An Updated Empirical Density Model for Predict-
ing Low-Altitude Satellite Ephemerides
AD-A010 424/OCP

A RAND Computation Center Reference: Standard
Atmosphere Calculations with JOSS
AD-A011 029/6CP

Atmospheric Density Determination from Analysis
of Doppler Beacon Satellite Data
AD-A012 195/4CP

Automatic Real-Time Extinction Measurement
AD-A046 484/2CP

A Data Reduction Computer Program for the
AFCRL Triaxial Accelerometer Inflated Falling
Sphere Atmospheric Density Measuring System
AD-705 566/CP

The Low-G Accelerometer Calibration System Or-
bital Accelerometer Experiment Volume I Experi-
ment Description and Methodology
AD-772 717/5CP

An Empirical Density Model for Predicting Low-
Altitude Satellite Ephemerides Part 1. Oata Analy-
sis and Model Formulation
AD-778 820/1CP

Some Recent Innovations in Atmospheric Density

Programs

AD-786 414/3CP

Environmental Dynamics at Orbital Altitudes.
N76-27748/2CP

ATMOSPHERIC DIFFUSION

A Mathematical Model lor the Atmospheric Dis-
semination of Evaporating Aerosol Clouds
(Evaporation Model)
AD-A015 542/4CP

Monte Carlo Simulation of the Turbulent Trans-
port of Airborne Contaminants.
LA-6103

A Direct Numerical Method lor Predicting Con-
centration Profiles in a Turbulent Boundary Layer
over a Flat Plate
N72-26289/CP

Nasa/Msfc Multilayer Diffusion Models and Com-
puter Program for Operational Prediction of Toxic
Fuel Hazards
N73-28050/5CP

Nasa/Msfc Multilayer Diffusion Models and Com-
puter Programs. Version 5.
N76-17658/5CP

Manual for the Computer Program of the Gaus-
sian Plume Model Handleiding voor Hel Compu-
lerprogramma van Het Gaussische Pluimmodel.
N76-19598/1CP

Diffusion Algorithms and Data Reduction Routine
for Onsile Real-Time Launch Predictions for the
Transport ol delta-Thor Exhaust Effluents
N76-20699/4CP

Dispersion wilhin the Stratosphere of Minor Con-
stituents.
N77-25714/5CP

Dispersion of Trace Constituents in the Slralo-

sphere

N77-31678/4CP

Users Instructions for the NASA/Msfc Cloud-Rise
Preprocessor Program, Version 6, and the
NASA/Mslc Multilayer Diffusion Program. Version
6 Research Version for UNIVAC 1108 System
N78-18573/3CP

Comprehensive Atomospheric Transport and Dif-
fusion Model.
ORNL/NSF/EATC-17

A Particle-in-Cell Method for Numerical Solution
of the Atmospheric Diffusion Equation, and Appli-
cations to Air Pollution Problems. Volume I
PB-209 290/CP

User's Network for Applied Modeling of Air Pollu-
tion (UNAMAP) Version 2
PB-240 273/3CP

A Methodology for Treating Large Localized
Emissions of Reactive Pollutants
PB-251 066/7CP

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data. Volume I
PB-256 651/1CP

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data. Volume II
PB-256 652/9CP

Users Manual for the APRAC-2 Emissions and
Diffusion Model
PB-275 459/6CP

CPS: A Continuous-Point-Source Computer Code
for Plume Dispersion and Deposition Calculations
UCRL-52049

ATMOSPHERIC DISPERSION

CALINE 2 - An Improved Microscale Model for the
Dispersion of Air Pollutants from a Line Source
PB-275 683/1CP

ATMOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES

The Search for Most Unstable Scales of
Disturbances in Three-Layer Atmospheric Models
with Shear and Static Stability-Procedure and
Results
COM-75-10588/2CP

ATMOSPHERIC ECHO SOUNDING

Microcomputer-Controlled Acoustic Echo

Sounder

PB-268 033/8CP

ATMOSPHERIC EFFECTS

Solumat: A Programme for Measuring the In-
fluence of the Atmosphere on Contrast Transfer.
N76-31809/6CP

ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY

Atmospheric Electricity and Tethered Aerostats,
Volume I
AD-A034 847/4CP

ATMOSPHERIC EMISSION

Sky Radiance Calculations in the 0.5 micrometer -
5.0 micrometer Wavelength Range
AD-A015 812/1CP

ATMOSPHERIC ENTRY

Computations of Non-Reacting and Reacting
Viscous Blunt Body Flows, Volume 1
N73-20309/CP

ATMOSPHERIC MODELING

Calculation of Selected Photolytic Rate Constants
over a Diurnal Range A Computer Algorithm
PB-266 739/2CP

ATMOSPHERIC MODELS

Model of Precipitation and Vertical Air Currents
COM-71-00911/CP

Feasibility Study for Remote Sensing of At-
mospheric Turbulence Profiles.
N70-22632/CP

Additional Research on Instabilities in Atmospher-
ic Flow Systems Associated with Clear Air Turbu-
lence
N72-20322/CP

Four-D Global Reference Atmosphere Technical

Description, Part 1 .

N74-33021/8CP

Four-D Global Reference Atmosphere Users
Manual and Programmers Manual, Part 2.
N74-33022/6CP

Computed Mie Scattering Properties lor Laser
Wavelengths in Various Atmospheric Media
N76-14336/1CP

Nasa/Msfc Multilayer Diffusion Models and Com-
puter Programs, Version 5
N76-17658/5CP

Cubic Spline Function Interpolation in At-
mosphere Models for the Software Development
Laboratory: Formulation and Data
N76-27745/8CP

Determination of Constant-Volume Balloon Capa-
bilities for Aeronautical Research
N77-19715/0CP

Monte Carlo Analysis of Uncertainty Propagation
in a Stratospheric Model. 1: Development of a
Concise Stratospheric Model.
N77-29673/9CP

Software Development: Stratosphere Modeling.
N78-21692/6CP

Simulations of the Monthly Mean Atmosphere for
February 1976 with the Giss Model
N78-24754/1CP

A Regional Air Quality Simulation Model (A
Description of the Connecticut Air Pollution
Model as Developed by the Travelers Research
Center)
PB-206 938/CP

Continued Research in Mesoscale Air Pollution
Simulation Modeling: Volume II. Refinements in
the Treatment of Chemistry, Meteorology, and
Numerical Integration Procedures
PB-257 527/2CP

Continued Research in Mesoscala Air Pollution
Simulation Modeling: Volume III. Modeling of
Micsoscale Pheonoena
PB-257 528/0CP

An Objective Analysis Technique for the Regional
Air Pollution Study. Part I
PB-266 255/9CP

An Objective Analysis Technique for the Regional
Air Pollution Study. Part II
PB-266 756/6CP

Atmospheric Simulation Using Stratified Liquid

Models

PB-274 529/7CP

Description of the General Program Structure of

the Third-Generation NCAR General Circulation

Model

PB-276 694/7CP

User's Guide for PAL A Guassian-Plume Al-
gorithm for Point, Area, and Line Sources
PB-281 306/1CP

Modeling the Planetary Boundary Layer Using the

Galerkin Finite-Element Method

UCRL-78120

ATMOSPHERIC MOTION

Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale Interac-
tions on Global Climate. Volume I. Orographic Ef-
fects on Global Climate
AD-A007 034/2CP

Meso-Scale and Small-Scale Interactions on
Global Climate. Volume II. Radiation Transport Ef-
fects on Global Climate
AD-A007 035/9CP

A Numerical Study of an Idealized Ocean Using
Non Linear Lateral Eddy Viscosity Coefficients
AD-A009 973/9CP

A Mathematical Model for the Atmospheric Dis-
semination of Evaporating Aerosol Clouds
(Evaporation Model)
AD-A015 542/4CP

A Description of the Atmospheric Turbulence En-
vironment Derived from the Critical Atmospheric
Turbulence (ALLCAT) Program
AD-A042 549/6CP

Application of Doppler Weather Radar to Turbu-
lence Measurements Which Affect Aircraft
AD-A048 603/5CP

Diagnostic Studies of Sybsynoptic Atmospheric

Structure

AD-726 628/CP

The Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale In-
teractions on Global Climate
AD-730 748/CP

An Investigation into the Effect of an Industrial
Heat and Moisture Source on Local Atmospheric
Conditions
AD-733 227/CP

The Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale In-
teractions on Global Climate
AD-739 541/CP

A Documentation of the Mintz-Arakawa Two-Level
Atmospheric General Circulation Model
AD-740 093/CP

Certain Finite Difference Methods for the Solution
of Large Scale Circulation Problems
AD-743 934/CP

Atmospheric Turbulence Field Parameters Deter-
mination
AD-745 946/CP

A Study of Charged Particle Motion in a Free Vor-
tex Flowfield
AD-749 285/CP

SUBJECT INDEX

ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE

The Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale In-
teractions on Global Climate
AD-750 727/CP

Mass Dispersion from an Instantaneous Line
Source in a Turbulent Shear Flow
AD-753 268/CP

The Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale In-
teractions on Global Climate
AD-762 584/CP

The Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale In-
teractions on Global Climate
AD-772 490/9CP

Regional Effluent Dispersion Calculations Con-
sidering Spatial and Temporal Meteorological
Variations
COM-74-11627/8CP

Users Manual for the APRAC-1A Urban Diffusion
Model Computer Program
PB-213 091/2CP

User's Guide for the Climatological Dispersion

Model

PB-227 346/4CP

User's Guide for Hiway. A Highway Air Pollution

Model

PB-239 944/2CP

User's Guide for Atmospheric Carbon Monoxide
Transport Model
PB-259 719/3CP

Climatological Dispersion Model QC (CDMQC)
Computer Program
PB-276 516/2CP

Modeling of Transport in the Two-Dimensional
Atmospheric Transport and Kinetics Codes
SPHERNEW and TRACER
UCID-17203

ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS

Analysis and Programming for Research in
Physics of the Upper Atmosphere
AD-A034 066/1CP

Atmospheric Transmittance from 0.25 to 28.5
Micrometers: Supplement LOWTRAN 3B (1976)
AD-A040 701 /5CP

The ROSCOE Manual Volume 10. Models of Ion
Leak and Loss Cone Patches
AD-A048 014/5CP

EHF Transfer and Shielding Properties of Air
(Summary of 1974-1977 Activities)
AD-A048 067/3CP

Analysis and Research for Integrated Systems in
Physics of the Atmosphere
AD-A051 126/1CP

Atmospheric-Absorption Adjustment Procedure
for Aircraft Flyover Noise Measurements
AD-A051 700/3CP

An Experimental Study of the Freezing of Drops
in Free Fall
AD-776 390/7CP

Geophysical Monitoring for Climatic Change No

1 Summary Report 1972

COM-74-10908/3CP

Program for Electronic Evaluation of Radiosonde

Ascents

N70-29112/CP

Zero-Gravity Atmospheric Cloud Physics Experi-
ment Laboratory; Programmatics Report
N75-24526/6CP

ATMOSPHERIC PRECIPITATION

A Parameterized Numerical Model of Orographic

Precipitation

PB-192 757/CP

ATMOSPHERIC PRECIPITATIONS

Operational Aspects of Project Metromex An In-
advertent Weather Modification Study.
COO-1199-45

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE

A RAND Computation Center Reference Standard
Atmosphere Calculations with JOSS
AD-A011 029/6CP

ATMOSPHERIC RADIANCE

A Specular Chamber for Off-Axis Response

Evaluations of High-Rejection Optical Balding

System

AD-A031 212/4CP

ATMOSPHERIC RADIATION

A High Altitude Infrared Radiance Model
AD-A008 035/8CP

Extinction of a Tangential Ray. by Ray Tracing

Through the Atmosphere

N70-36971/CP

Evaluation of Upwelling Infrared Radiance from

Earth's Atmosphere.

N76-13663/9CP

Computer Program for Calculation of the Incident
Radiation Per Day on a Horizontal Surface at the
Edge of the Atmosphere een Computerprogram-
ma voor Het Berekenen van de Inkomende Stral-
ing Aan de Rand van de Atmosfeer Per DAG Door
een Horizontaal Oppervlak
N78-23668/4CP

ATMOSPHERIC REFRACTION

Refractive Effects in Remote Sensing of the At-
mosphere with Infrared Transmission Spectrosco-
py
AD-A011 253/2CP

Turbulence Characterization and Control
AD-A027 155/1CP

Comparisons of Radar Refraction Correction
Computer Programs at Selected Test Ranges
AD-762 383/CP

A Method for Determination of Atmospheric
Refraction Characteristics Through Use of
Navigational Satellite Data
AD-849 142/CP

ATMOSPHERIC SCATTERING

Monte Carlo Calculations of the Scattering of 450,
550, and 650 NM Wavelength Light in Model At-
mospheres for Point Isotropic Sources
AD-731 723/CP

Analysis of Incoherent Scatter Data Obtained at
the Jicamarca Radar Observatory
COM-72-10297/CP

ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING

Computing Methods Used in Support of Modeling
Electron Concentrations in High-Altitude Chemi-
cal Releases
AD-A009 069/6CP

Remote Infrared Atmospheric Profiling System

(RIAPS)

AD-A018 562/9CP

ICECAP '74--Chatanika Radar Results
AD-A026 703/9CP

Techniques of Determining Ionospheric Structure
from Oblique Radio Propagation Measurements
AD-A038 299/4CP

Comparison of ICECAP and EXCEDE Rocket
Measurements with Computer Code Predictions
AD-A047 526/9CP

Modeling for Multispectral Infrared and
Microwave Remote Sensing of the Troposphere
AD-A050 170/0CP

Development of a Real-Time Rocketsonde and a
Real-Time Radiosonde Computer Program
AD-A053 608/6CP

Recording and Analysis of Optical Data from
Stratospheric Dynamics Experiments
AD-A054 013/8CP

Data Reduction Program for Rocketsonde Tem-
peratures
AD-724 599/CP

Project SECEDE. Tracking Barium releases using
the TV-TRACK System
AD-731 574/CP

Digital Processing of FM-CW Radar Data
AD-733 295/CP

A Balloon-Borne Aerosol Counter
AD-737 802/CP

Photo-Equilibrium of Barium
AD-739 166/CP

A Compendium of Optical Interferometer Results
on Secede II
AD-744 833/CP

A General-Purpose Meteorological Rocket Data
Reduction Program
AD-751 780/CP

Detection and Analysis of Synoptic-Scale
Periodicities in Rocketsonde Data
AD-782 358/6CP

Accurate Langmuir Probe Measurements with an

On-Line Computer

COM-73-11634/5CP

Atmospheric Transmittance Models for Infrared
Radiometric Measurements
COM-74-11295/4CP

The Effects of Refraction and Dispersion on High-
Altitude Measurements of Atmospheric Gases II
Calculations with the Voigt Line Shape
COM-75-10595/7CP

Microcomputer-Controlled Acoustic Echo

Sounder

PB-268 033/8CP

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURE

Test and Evaluation of a VTPR Retrieval System
from Clear-Column NOAA 2 Radiances
AD-A009 921 /8CP

A RAND Computation Center Reference: Standard
Atmosphere Calculations with JOSS
AD-A011 029/6CP

Recording and Analysis of Optical Data from
Stratospheric Dynamics Experiments
AD-A054 013/8CP

Calculation of Levels of Relative Contribution of
the Carbon-Dioxide Channel Radiance from
TIROS VII in the Case of a Large-Scale Strato-
spheric Warming in January 1964
AD-736 529/CP

A Statistical Model of Atmospheric Temperature

Signals

AD-743 760/CP

Application of Adaptive Estimation to Tempera-
ture Forecasting
AD-759 546/CP

Hand Calculator Program to Compute Parcel
Thermal Dynamics
PB-283 080/0CP

ATMOSPHERIC TIDES

A Gravitational Potential for Atmospheric Earth
Tides Caused by the Moon
AD-A038 155/8CP

ATMOSPHERIC TR ANSMISSIVITY

Atmospheric Transmittance and Radiance:
Methods of Calculation
AD-A017 459/9CP

Atmospheric Transmittance from 0.25 to 28.5
Microns: Computer Code LOWTRAN 3
AD-A017 734/5CP

Propagation Modeling and Analysis for High
Energy Lasers
AD-A023 537/4CP

Transonic Thermal Blooming
AD-A026 456/4CP

SSPARAMA: A Nonlinear. Wave Optics Multipulse
(and CW) Steady-State Propagation Code with
Adaptive Coordinates
AD-A037 395/1 CP

Atmospheric Transmittance from 0.25 to 28.5
Micrometers: Supplement LOWTRAN 3B (1976)
AD-A040 701/5CP

MRDA - A Medium Resolution Data Analysis Code
for the HP 2100 Computer
AD-A042 263/4CP

Comparison of the 3-5 Micrometer and 8-12
Micrometer Regions for Advanced Thermal Imag-
ing Systems: LOWTRAN Revisited
AD-A049 448/4CP

Theoretical Study of the Turbulence Induced
Scintillation of a Dirty Laser Beam
AD-A050 874/7CP

Methods for Prediction of Atmospheric Effects on
Laser Guidance Systems
AD-A051 617/9CP

A Computational Method for Spectral Molecular
Absorption Using an Improved Voigt Algorithm
AD-A052 685/5CP

An Efficient Computational Approximation to the
Lorentz Line Molecular Absorption Coefficient
AD-A052 686/3CP

Meteorological Sensitivity of LOWTRAN 3B
AD-A053 840/5CP

A Matrix Approach to a Propagation Code
AD-A055 463/4CP

Computed Mie Scattering Properties for Laser
Wavelengths in Various Atmospheric Media.
N76-14336/1CP

Infrared Sea and Sky Background Radiation.
N77-24935/7CP

A Stellar Scintillometer tor Measurement of
Refractive-Turbulence Profiles
PB-257 376/4CP

Stellar Scintillometer Model II for Measurement ot
Refractive-Turbulence Profiles
PB-273 921/7CP

Time-Dependent Propagation of High Energy
Laser BEAMS Through the Atmosphere
UCRL-51826

ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE

A Comparison of a Coaxial Focused Laser Dop-
pler System in Atmospheric Measurements
N73-30627/6CP

SUBJECT INDEX

ATMOSPHERICS

A Center for the Description of Environmental
Conditions. Weather Phenomena
AD-773 046/8CP

Reduction and Error Analysis of the AVE 2 Pilot

Experiment Data.

N75-12531/0CP

ATOM MOLECULE INTERACTIONS

Ionospheric Chemistry: Comparison of AIRCHEM
Predictions with Results of Laboratory Simula-
tions
AD-A024 146/3CP

ATS 5

Lockheed Experiment on Ats-5 Quarterly Report.

1 Mar. - 31 May 1970

N70-35689/CP

AURORAE

AURORA: An NRL Auroral Chemistry Code
AD-A004 602/9CP

BREMGAT: A Code for the Generation and Trans-
port of Brensstrahlung Through the Atmosphere
AD-A006 189/5CP

Design and Calibration of a Rocket-Borne Elec-
tron Spectrometer
AD-A011 931/3CP

Auroral Simulation Studies HAES Report No 6
AD-A012 476/8CP

Auroral Spectrograph Data Reduction System
AD-A019 110/6CP

Comparison of ICECAP and EXCEDE Rocket
Measurements with Computer Code Predictions
AD-A047 526/9CP

Auroral Simulation Effects
AD-A049 066/4CP

Design. Fabrication and Use of an Instrument for
Real-Time Determination of Polar Electrojet Posi-
tion and Current Parameters
AD-760 767/CP

Stimulated Skyglow
AD-781 094/8CP

Studies of Auroral Simulation
AD-781 275/3CP
AURORAL SPECTROSCOPY

Lockheed Experiment on Ats-5 Quarterly Report,

1 Mar - 31 May 1970

N70-35689/CP

AURORAL ZONES

Auroral Oval Kinematics Program
N72-18359/CP

Analysis of Low Energy Electrons
N73-31638/2CP

AUSTRALIA

Global Horizontal Solar Radiation for Australian
Locations Stored in the CSIRO CYBER 7600
System: The Data and Method of Retrieval

S.E.S.-75/3

AUTOMOBILE EXHAUST

CALINE 2 - An Improved Microscale Model for the
Dispersion of Air Pollutants from a Line Source
PB-275 683/1CP

AUTOMOBILES

Annual Catalyst Research Program Report. Ap-
pendices. Volume VII
PB-249 913/5CP

AVIATION SAFETY

Wind Shear Modeling for Aircraft Hazard Defini-
tion
AD-A053 178/OCP

BACKGROUND RADIATION

Infrared Sea and Sky Background Radiation.
N77-24935/7CP

BACKSCATTERING

Calculation ot the Desired Angle Values for the
Alignment of a Stabilized Two Axis Rotating Plat-
form in an Aircraft Berechnung der Winkel-Soll-
werte luer die Ausrichtung Eines Stabilisierten
Zwei-Achsen-Drehstandes in Einem Flugzeug.
N78-14235/3CP

User's Guide to the Nimbus-4 Backscatter Ul-
traviolet Experiment Data Sets.
N78-21694/2CP

BALLOONS

Criteria for Controlling Vertical Motion of Strato-
spheric Balloons
AD-A017 552/1CP

Atmospheric Electricity and Tethered Aerostats,
Volume I
AD-A034 847/4CP

A Compendium of the Mechanical Properties of
Polyethylene Balloon Films
AD-746 678/CP

BAND SPECTRA

Band Model Parameters for the 4 3-microns Fun-
damental Band of C02 in the 100-3000 K Tem-
perature Range
AD-A021 786/9CP

BARIUM

Photo-Equilibrium of Barium

AD-739 166/CP

8EACH EROSION

Forecasting Storm-Induced Beach Changes along
Virginia's Ocean Coast
AD-752 141/CP

BEACHES

Forecasting Storm-Induced Beach Changes along
Virginia's Ocean Coast
AD-752 141/CP

BETA PARTICLES

Post Stabilization Ionization Level Predictions.
Volume III of the Calendar Year 1975 Annual Re-
port to the Defense Nuclear Agency
AD-A043 178/3CP

BOOMLESS SUPERSONIC FLIGHT

Test and Evaluation of a Real-Time Simulated
Transcontinental Supersonic Boomless Flight
System. Volume I. Main Text and Appendix A
AD-A014 965/8CP

BOUNDARY LAYER

Mixing-Layer Analysis Routine and Trans-
port/Diffusion Application Routine for EPAMS
AD-A038 399/2CP

BOUNDARY LAYERS

Development of a Three-Dimensional Model of
the Atmospheric Boundary Layer Using the Finite
Element Method
UCRL-52366

BOW WAVES

Correlative Studies of the Solar Wind. The Inter-
planetary Magnetic Field, and Their Effects on the
Geomagnetic Cavity Using Explorer 33 and 35
Data
N73-14808/CP

BREMSSTRAHLUNG

BREMGAT: A Code for the Generation and Trans-
port of Brensstrahlung Through the Atmosphere
AD-A006 189/5CP

BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURE

Ground Truth Data for Test Sites (SI-3).
N75-29531/1CP

Retrieval of Surface Temperature by Remote

Sensing.

N76-22637/2CP

BUILDING CODES

Statistical Analysis of Extreme Winds
COM-75-10945/4CP

BUILDINGS

Effects ot Atmospheric Variability on Energy

Utilization and Conservation

COO-1340-52

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of
Buildings. Volume I: Technical Report
PB-261 144/0CP

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of

Buildings. Volume II: Computer Program User's

Manual

PB-261 145/7CP

BWR TYPE REACTORS

Tutank: A Two-Dimensional Neutron Kinetics

Code.

AEEW-R-1002

CANADA

Physical Mechanisms Responsible for the Major
Synoptic Systems in the Eastern Canadian Arctic
in the Winter and Summer of 1973
PB-258 821/8CP

CARBON DIOXIDE

Band Model Parameters for the 4.3-microns Fun-
damental Band of C02 in the 100-3000 K Tem-
perature Range
AD-A021 786/9CP

CALINE 2 - An Improved Microscale Model for the
Dispersion of Air Pollutants from a Line Source
PB-275 683/1CP

CARBON MONOXIDE

User's Guide for Atmospheric Carbon Monoxide
Transport Model
PB-259 719/3CP

CHARGED PARTICLES

A Study of Charged Particle Motion in a Free Vor-
tex Flowfield
AD-749 285/CP
CHEMICAL EFFLUENTS

CPS: A Continuous-Point-Source Computer Code
for Plume Dispersion and Deposition Calculations
UCRL-52049

CHEMICAL REACTIONS

Investigation of Warm Fog Properties and Fog

Modification Concepts

N71-22619/CP

CHEMICAL RELEASE STUDIES

Computing Methods Used in Support of Modeling
Electron Concentrations in High-Altitude Chemi-
cal Releases
AD-A009 069/6 CP

Project SECEDE. Tracking Barium releases using

the TV-TRACK System

AD-731 574/CP

A Compendium of Optical Interferometer Results

on Secede II

AD-744 833/CP

Application of a Computer-Controlled Two-
Dimensional Densitometer to Photograph Chemi-
cal Releases
AD-763 082/CP

CHICAGO

Evaluation of Emission Control Strategies for Sul-
fur Dioxide and Particulates in the Chicago
Metropolitan Air Quality Control Region
ANL-IIPP-2

CIRCUITS

Analysis and Calculation of Lightning-Induced
Voltages in Aircraft Electrical Circuits
N74-14754/7CP

CIRRUS CLOUDS

Remote Sensing of Cirrus Cloud Compositions
from Satellites
AD-A026 512/4CP

CLEAR AIR TURBULENCE

EHF Transfer and Shielding Properties of Air
(Summary of 1974-1977 Activities)
AD-A048 067/3CP

Turbulence Forecasting Procedures
AD-731 134/CP

Digital Processing of FM-CW Radar Data
AD-733 295/CP

Numerical Forecasting of Clear Air Turbulence
AD -81 8 985/CP

Feasibility Study for Remote Sensing of At-
mospheric Turbulence Profiles.
N70-22632/CP

Additional Research on Instabilities in Atmospher-
ic Flow Systems Associated with Clear Air Turbu-
lence
N71-35701/CP

Additional Research on Instabilities in Atmospher-
ic Flow Systems Associated with Clear Air Turbu-
lence
N72-20322/CP

CLIMATE

Software Tools for Climate Simulation
AD-A017 664/4CP

Programming and the Climate Dynamics Project
AD-A019 344/1 CP

Climatic Modeling of the Earth-Atmosphere

System

AD-A020 458/6CP

Disease Information System. Ground Temperature
Derived from Other Geophysical Observations
AD-A021 524/4CP

Development of Numerical Techniques and Com-
puter Systems for Climatological, Ionospheric and
Microwave Physics Applications
AD-A022 975/7CP

The Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale In-
teractions on Global Climate
AD-772 490/9CP

Analytic Solution of Coupled Mode Equations by

Computer

AD-772 828/OCP

CLIMATE SIMULATION

Software Tools for Climate Simulation
AD-A017 664/4CP

CLIMATIC CHANGES

Geophysical Monitoring for Climatic Change No

1. Summary Report 1972

COM-74-10908/3CP

SUBJECT INDEX

COMPUTER PROGRAMS

CLIMATOLOGY

Synoptic-Scale Weather Disturbances that In-
(luence the Fire Climate in Southeast Asia During
the Normally Dry Period
AD-721 112/CP

The Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale In-
teractions on Global Climate
AD-730 748/CP

The Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale In-
teractions on Global Climate
AD-739 541/CP

The Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale In-
teractions on Global Climate
AD-750 727/CP

The Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale In-
teractions on Global Climate
AD-762 584/CP

User's Guide for the Climatological Dispersion

Model

PB-227 346/4CP

Climatological Dispersion Model QC (CDMQC)
Computer Program
PB-276 516/2CP

CLIMATOLOGY DISPERSION MODEL

Climatological Dispersion Model QC (CDMQC)
Computer Program
PB-276 516/2CP

CLOUD COVER

Implementation of the SRI Objective Cloud
Tracking System at NEPRF
AD-A021 772/9CP

Statistical Analysis of NOAA Solar/Weather Tapes.
Program Summary
AD-A047 357/9CP

Development of Cloud/Fog Analysis and Applica-
tion Subroutines for Experimental Prototype Au-
tomatic Meteorological System (EPAMS)
AD-A048 564/9CP

Persistence, Runs, and Recurrence of Sky Cover
AD-A053 199/6CP

Improved Three Dimensional Nephanalysis Model
AD-736 798/CP

A UNIVAC 1108 Computer Program for Use with
Worldwide Cloud Cover Distribution Data
N72-16144/CP

CLOUD PHOTOGRAPHY

Machine Analysis of Infrared Cloud Images Ob-
tained by the Cosmos-122 Satellite.
N71-10986/CP

CLOUD PHYSICS

A Precipitating Convective Cloud Model
AD-A002 117/OCP

Development and Application of Data Processing
Techniques and Analytic Procedures to Cloud
Physics Data
AD-A018 662/7CP

Computations with the Rand Cloud Model for the
HIPLEX Workshop, June 1975
AD-A022 268/7CP

A Technique to Specify Liquid Water Content at a
Point in the Atmosphere
AD-A027 457/1CP

Numerical Approximations of Selected

Meteorologicl Parameters Related to Cloud
Physics
AD-757 623/CP

Zero-Gravity Atmospheric Cloud Physics Experi-
ment Laboratory; Programmatics Report.
N75-24526/6CP

Proiect Fog Drops 5 Task 1: A Numerical Model

of Advection Fog Task 2: Recommendations for

Simplified Individual Zero-Gravity Cloud Physics

Experiments

N76-13702/5CP

Phase B-Final Definition and Preliminary Design

Study for the Initial Atmospheric Cloud Physics

Laboratory (Acpl) A Spacelab Mission Payload

N76-33273/3CP

Atmospheric Cloud Physics Thermal Systems

Analysis.

N77-26753/2CP

Computer Modeling of Cumulus Clouds During
Project Cloud Catcher
PB-281 028/1CP

CLOUO SEEDING

Great Lakes Snowstorms Part 1 Cloud Physics

Aspects.

COM-71-00012/CP

Outline of a Bayesian Approach to the EML Multi-
ple Cloud-Seeding Experiments
COM-71-00875/CP

On the Use of Gamma Functions and Bayesian
Analysis in Evaluating Florida Cumulus Seeding
Results

COM-73-11202/1CP

Guide to Computer Programs Used in the Statisti-
cal Analysis of Florida Cumulus Seeding Experi-
ments

COM-74-11286/3CP

Digitizing. Recording, and Computer Processing
Weather Radar Data at the Experimental
Meteorology Laboratory
COM-74-11464/6CP

Investigation of Warm Fog Properties and Fog

Modification Concepts

N71-22619/CP

Atmospheric Simulation Using Stratified Liquid

Models

PB-274 529/7CP

CLOUDS

A Cloud Advection Model
AD-A020 045/1CP

Implementation of the SRI Objective Cloud
Tracking System at NEPRF
AD-A021 772/9CP

Theoretical Aspects of the Determination of Parti-
cle-Size Distributions from Measurements of
Scattered Light Intensity
AD-721 089/CP

A Study of Cloud Dynamics Utilizing Stereoscopic

Photogrammetry

AD-733 284/CP

CLOUDS (METEOROLOGY)

Studies in the Use of Cloud Type Statistics in

Mission Simulation

N74-30053/4CP

CLUSTERING

The Kinetics of Evolution of Water Vapor Clusters

in Air

AD-A025 675/OCP

COLLISION RATES

Fortran Programs for Calculating Lower Iono-
sphere Electron Densities and Collision Frequen-
cies from Rocket Data.
N70-42935/CP

COLORADO

Predicting Heavy Snowfall for Colorado Springs
Based on Computer Derived Synoptic Map Types
AD-718 422/CP

COMMAND AND CONTROL

User Guide to a Command and Control System; a
Part of a Prelaunch Wind Monitoring Program.
N77-15056/3CP
COMPUTATION

Program to Calculate Winds Aloft Using a
Hewlett-Packard 25 Hand Calculator
PB-266 968/7CP

COMPUTATIONS

Atmospheric Transmittance and Radiance:
Methods of Calculation
AD-A017 459/9CP

COMPUTER AIDED DIAGNOSIS

Mixing-Layer Analysis Routine and Trans-
port/Diffusion Application Routine for EPAMS
AD-A038 399/2CP

COMPUTER CALCULATIONS

Hetran A Subprogram Package for Predicting the
Heat Transfer Across the Surface of a Natural
Body of Water
BNWL-B-361

COMPUTER CODES

Tutank; A Two-Dimensional Neutron Kinetics

Code

AEEW-R-1002

ATMOSPHERE Fluid-Dynamic Simulation Model
for Predicting Spreading Processes in the At-
mospheric Boundary Layer
ANL-Trans-1103

Hetran A Subprogram Package for Predicting the
Heat Transfer Across the Surface of a Natural
Body of Water
BNWL-B-361

Monte Carlo Simulation of Turbulent Atmospheric
Transport Comparison with Experimental Data
CONF-771 109-58

WNDROS; A Program for Displaying Wind Rose

Data

ORNL/CSD/TM-40

SULCAL; A Model of Sulfur Chemistry in a Plume
ORNL/NSF/EATC-21

Oak Ridge Fog and Drift Code (ORFAD) Users

Manual

ORNL/TM-5201

PATRIC: A Three Dimensional Particle-in-Cell
Sequential Puff Code for Modeling the Transport
and Diffusion of Atmospheric Pollutants
UCID-17701

Applications of Episode: An Experimental
Package for the Integration of Systems of Ordina-
ry Differential Equations
UCRL-75868

COMPUTER GRAPHICS

WINDVEL2: A Program for Plotting Wind Velocity
as Determined by OTH Radar
AD-A002 954/6CP

COMPUTER PROGRAM DOCUMENTATION

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of
Buildings Volume I: Technical Report
PB-261 144/0CP

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of

Buildings Volume II. Computer Program Users

Manual

PB-261 145/7CP

COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

A Computer Program to Select Typhoon Analogs
and Print Out Their Descriptions Including Sub-
sequent Changes
AD-A009 530/7CP

Description of Automatic Plotting Computer Pro-
grams Beschrijving van Het Programmapakket
T.B.V. Het Automatisch Plotten
N78-23788/0CP

The Development of Computer Programs Applica-
ble to Meaningful Precipitation Management Ex-
periments
PB-202 199/CP

Efficient FORTRAN Subprograms for the Solution
of Elliptic Partial Differential Equations
PB-263 498/8CP

Description of the General Program Structure of

the Third-Generation NCAR General Circulation

Model

PB-276 694/7CP

COMPUTER PROGRAMS

Program TRUWIND
AD-A005 311/6CP

A High Altitude Infrared Radiance Model
AD-A008 035/8CP

Program Structure of Atmospheric Density Pro-
grams
AD-A008 515/9CP

A RAND Computation Center Reference: Standard
Atmosphere Calculations with JOSS
AD-A011 029/6CP

Basic ZOOM Program
AD-A011 409/OCP

Program Graphic
AD-A011 416/5CP

Verification Study of a Bathystrophic Storm Surge

Model

AD-A012 799/3CP

A Cloud Advection Model
AD-A020 045/1 CP

Study of Hydromagnetic Wave Propagation in the

Magnetosphere

AD-A020 301/8CP

Climatic Modeling of the Earth-Atmosphere

System

AD-A020 458/6CP

Asymptotic Properties of the Mie Coefficients
AO-A023 078/9CP

A Tropical Cyclone Analog Program for the
Southwest Pacific Ocean and Australian Region
AD-A023 676/OCP

Computational Techniques for the Study of In-
frasound Propagation in the Atmosphere
AD-A024 951/6CP

Chemistry of Atmospheric Deionization Outside
Intermediate-Altitude Fireballs II 15-, 20-, and 25-
km Altitude
AD-A029 890/1 CP

AIRCHEM A Computational Technique for Model-
ing the Chemistry of the Atmosphere
AD-A030 157/2CP

Research to Develop Improved Models of Cli-
matology That Will Assist The Meteorologist in
the Timely Operation ol the Air Force Weather
Detachments
AD-A032 317/OCP

Storm Surge Simulation in Transformed Coor-
dinates. Volume II. Program Documentation
AD-A034 651 /0CP

SUBJECT INDEX

Storm Surge Simulation in Transformed Coor-
dinates. Volume I. Theory and Application
AD-A034 763/3CP

Ocean Climatology Extraction and Adjustment
Program (or the Mediterranean Program SOVEL
AD-A035 170/0CP

MRDA - A Medium Resolution Data Analysis Code
for the HP 2100 Computer
AD-A042 263/4CP

A Description of the Atmospheric Turbulence En-
vironment Derived from the Critical Atmospheric
Turbulence (ALLCAT) Program
AD-A042 549/6CP

A Generalized Computer Program for Primitive-
Equation Models
AD-A048 481 /6CP

Development of Cloud/Fog Analysis and Applica-
tion Subroutines for Experimental Prototype Au-
tomatic Meteorological System (EPAMS)
AD-A048 564/9CP

Chatanika Model of the High-Latitude Ionosphere
for Application to HF Propagation Prediction
AD-A053 154/1CP

Curve Fitting General Least Squares Program
with Side Conditions
AD-722 103/CP

The B-MALMID-4 Program: Ballistic Messages at
Arbitrary Locations from Mixed Input Data
AD-733 419/CP

Atmospheric Model Evaluation
AD-736 443/CP

A General-Purpose Meteorological Rocket Data
Reduction Program
AD-751 780/CP

Mathematical-Model Programs
AD-760 117/CP

Atmospheric Transmittance from 0.25 to
28 5/micrometers Computer Code LOWTRAN 2
AD-763 721/CP

Documentation and Description of the Bent Iono-
spheric Model
AD-772 733/2CP

A FORTRAN Program for Computing Steady-State
Composition Models of the Upper Atmosphere
AD-775 080/5CP

A Three-Parameter Model for Limited Area

Forecasting

AD-777 406/0CP

IRIG Standards for Range Meteorological Data
Reduction Part I Rawinsonde
AD-782 685/2CP

IRIG Standards for Range Meteorological Data
Reduction. Part II. Rocketsonde
AD-782 686/0CP

A Program for Calculating Three-Dimensional
Acoustic-Gravity Ray Paths in the Atmosphere
COM-71-50410/CP

National Weather Service River Forecast System

Forecast Procedures

COM-73-10365/CP

SCINTDR-A Program for Controlling the Fremouw

Scintillation Model

COM-74-10824/2CP

Computer Software for Rainfall Analyses and
Echo Tracking of Digitized Radar Data
COM-74-11253/3CP

Guide to Computer Programs Used in the Statisti-
cal Analysis of Florida Cumulus Seeding Experi-
ments
COM-74-11286/3CP

Program Descriptions. Supplement to Mesoscale
Wind Fields and Transport Estimates Determined
from a Network of Wind Towers
COM-74-11470/3CP

A Semi-Automated System for True Height Analy-
sis of Film lonograms Part 3 Documentation of
Software
COM-74-11808/4CP

Program for Electronic Evaluation of Radiosonde

Ascents

N70-29112/CP

Radiosonde Ascents Reaching High Altitudes -
Tripoli. Libya. 1951-1957 Part 1 - Work Report.
N70-31479/CP

A Ray Tracing Digital Computer Program for the
Study of Magnetospheric Duct Propagation
N70-35774/CP

Extinction of a Tangential Ray. by Ray Tracing

Through the Atmosphere.

N70-36971/CP

Fortran Programs for Calculating Lower Iono-
sphere Electron Densities and Collision Frequen-
cies from Rocket Data
N70-42935/CP

Program Eldose for Calculating the Distribution
of Absorbed Doses in Space Environment and
Charged Particle Acceleration Thin Films (Protons
and Electrons)
N71-25669/CP

Taer Wind Conversion Program (Tarwon) User's

Manual

N71-30149/CP

Additional Research on Instabilities in Atmospher-
ic Flow Systems Associated with Clear Air Turbu-
lence
N71-35701/CP

A UNIVAC 1108 Computer Program for Use with
Worldwide Cloud Cover Distribution Data
N72-16144/CP

Auroral Oval Kinematics Program
N72-18359/CP

Equation of State of the Air for Pressures Up to
1000 Bar and Temperatures Up to 3000 K Equa-
tion Detat de Lair pour Une Pression Inferieure a
1000 Bar et Une Temperature Inferieure a 3000 K
N72-24972/CP

Numerical Weather Prediction in Finland During

1969

N72-28639/CP

Computer Program for Calculation of Geostrophic
Trajectories . Datorprogram Foer Beraekning AV
Geostrofiska Trajektorier
N73-11656/CP

OGO-F-02 Data Analysis
N73-13376/CP

Nasa/Msfc Multilayer Diffusion Models and Com-
puter Program for Operational Prediction of Toxic
Fuel Hazards
N73-28050/5CP

The Inner Zone Electron Model AE-5.
N74-20502/2CP

Four-D Global Reference Atmosphere Technical

Description, Part 1.

N74-33021/8CP

Four-D Global Reference Atmosphere Users
Manual and Programmers Manual, Part 2.
N74-33022/6CP

Reduction and Error Analysis of the AVE 2 Pilot

Experiment Data.

N75-12531/0CP

Computer Program Compatible with a Laser

Nephelometer.

N75-28749/0CP

Atmospheric Transmission Computer Program

N75-29602/0CP

Eso Bulletin No. 12.
N76-12912/1CP

Nasa/Msfc Multilayer Diffusion Models and Com-
puter Programs, Version 5.
N76-17658/5CP

Investigation of Aerosol Characteristics and Their

Measurement

N76-17683/3CP

Manual for the Computer Program of the Gaus-
sian Plume Model Handleiding voor Het Compu-
terprogramma van Het Gaussische Pluimmodel.
N76-19598/1CP

Diffusion Algorithms and Data Reduction Routine
for Onsite Real-Time Launch Predictions for the
Transport of delta-Thor Exhaust Effluents
N76-20699/4CP

Aafe Radscat Data Reduction Programs User'S

Guide.

N76-22643/0CP

Ap-8 Trapped Proton Environment for Solar Max-
imum and Solar Minimum.
N77-18983/5CP

Reduction and Analysis of Data Collected During
the Electromagnetic Tornado Experiment.
N77-19710/1CP

Manual for the Gaussian Plume Model Computer
Program Handleiding voor Het Computerpro-
gramma van Het Gaussische Pluimmodel
N77-20629/OCP

A Program for Reading Ionospheric Data.

N78-23650/2CP

Computer Program for Calculation of the Incident

Radiation Per Day on a Horizontal Surface at the

Edge of the Atmosphere een Computerprogram-

ma voor Het Berekenen van de Inkomende Stral-

ing Aan de Rand van de Atmosfeer Per DAG Door

een Horizontaal Oppervlak.

N78-23668/4CP

A Program for Calculating Thiessen Average

Rainfall

PB-211 232/CP

Users Manual for the APRAC-1A Urban Diffusion
Model Computer Program
PB-213 091/2CP

Direct Beam Solar Radiation. A Digital Computer

program

PB-236 902/3CP

Adaptation of Gaussian Plume Model to Incor-
porate Multiple Station Data Input. Volume II. Ap-
pendices
PB-252 558/2CP

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data. Volume II
PB-256 652/9CP

Synoptic Rainfall Data Analysis Program (SYNOP)
PB-264 563/8CP

Computer Software for the Assessment of Growth
Histories of Weather Radar Echoes
PB-268 753/1 CP

Users' Manual for the APRAC-2 Emissions and
Diffusion Model
PB-275 459/6CP

Hand Calculator Program to Compute Parcel
Thermal Dynamics
PB-283 080/OCP

Recursive Relationships for the Thermodynamic
Properties of the Earth's Atmosphere at a Set of
Geopotential Altitudes
SCL-DR-720097

COMPUTER PROGRAMS LIGHT PULSES

SSPARAMA: A Nonlinear. Wave Optics Multipulse
(and CW) Steady-State Propagation Code with
Adaptive Coordinates
AD-A037 395/1 CP

COMPUTER SYSTEMS PROGRAMS

User Guide to a Command and Control System; a
Part of a Prelaunch Wind Monitoring Program.
N77-15056/3CP

COMPUTER TECHNIQUES

D-Region Blunt Probe Data Analysis Using Hybrid

Computer Techniques

N73-31147/4CP

COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION

Auroral Simulation Studies HAES Report No. 6
AD-A012 476/8CP

A Mathematical Model for the Atmospheric Dis-
semination of Evaporating Aerosol Clouds
(Evaporation Model)
AD-A015 542/4CP

Software Tools for Climate Simulation
AD-A017 664/4CP

Programming and the Climate Dynamics Project
AD-A019 344/1 CP

The Atmospheric Sciences Laboratory Photodis-
sociation-Radiation Model of the Middle At-
mosphere - A Users Manual
AD-A043 786/3CP

Comparison of ICECAP and EXCEDE Rocket
Measurements with Computer Code Predictions
AD-A047 526/9CP

Morphology and Dynamics of Ionospheric Storms
AD-774 760/3CP

Developmental Studies of the Hydrogen-Nitrogen-
Oxygen Systems
AD-775 752/9CP

Studies of Auroral Simulation
AD-781 275/3CP

Amps Data Management Requirements Study.
N76-11736/5CP

Simulations of the Monthly Mean Atmosphere for
February 1976 with the Giss Model
N78-24754/1CP

User's Manual for the APRAC-1A Urban Diffusion
Model Computer Program
PB-213 091/2CP

A Methodology for Treating Large Localized
Emissions of Reactive Pollutants
PB-251 066/7CP

Continued Research in Mesoscale Air Pollution
Simulation Modeling: Volume II. Refinements in
the Treatment of Chemistry, Meteorology, and
Numerical Integration Procedures
PB-257 527/2CP

SUBJECT INDEX

DIFKIN PHOTOCHEMICAL MODELS

Continued Research in Mesoscala Air Pollution

Simulation Modeling: Volume III. Modeling of

Micsoscale Pheonoena

PB-257 528/OCP

User's Guide (or Atmospheric Carbon Monoxide

Transport Model

PB-259 719/3CP

Cooling Tower Plume Model
PB-259 971/OCP

Description of the General Program Structure of

the Third-Generation NCAR General Circulation

Model

PB-276 694/7CP

CONDENSATION

The Kinetics of Evolution of Water Vapor Clusters

in Air

AD-A025 675/OCP

CONDENSATION TRAILS

Project SECEDE. Tracking Barium releases using
the TV-TRACK System
AD-731 574/CP

CONTAMINANTS

Some Environmental Measurement of the Vertical
Spread of Pollutants from Low-Level Sources.
N77-21734/7CP

CONTINUOUS WAVE LASERS

Propagation Modeling and Analysis for High
Energy Lasers
AD-A023 537/4CP

CONVECTION (ATMOSPHERIC)

A Precipitating Convective Cloud Model
AD-A002 117/OCP

A Mesoscale Investigation of Convective Activity
AD-721 242/CP

A One-Dimensional Numerical Model to Study the
Effects of Cumulus Clouds on the Environment
AD-760 123/CP

COOLING TOWERS

Oak Ridge Fog and Drift Code (ORFAD) User's

Manual

ORNL/TM-5201

Potential Environmental Modifications Produced
by Large Evaporative Cooling Towers
PB-210 702/7CP

Cooling Tower Plume Model
PB-259 971/OCP

A Feasibility Study for the Application of K-Band

Radar in the Investigation of Cooling Tower

Plumes

PB-275 380/4CP

Meteorological Effects of the Cooling Towers at
the Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant, li. Predic-
tions of Fog Occurrence and Drift Deposition.
TID-26686-P2

COSMOS SATELLITES

Machine Analysis of Infrared Cloud Images Ob-
tained by the Cosmos-122 Satellite
N71-10986/CP

COUNTERS

Stratospheric Balloon Aerosol Particle Counter

Measurements

AD-777 135/5CP

Balloon-Borne Aerosol Counter Modifications.
Particle Sizing Accuracy Tests
AD-784 866/6CP

CRSTER MODEL

User's Manual for Single-Source (CRSTER) Model
PB-271 360/OCP

CUMULUS CLOUDS

One-Dimensional Quasi-Time-Dependent Numeri-
cal Model of Cumulus Cloud Activity
AD-722 216/CP

A One-Dimensional Numerical Model to Study the
Effects of Cumulus Clouds on the Environment
AD-760 123/CP

On the Use of Gamma Functions and Bayesian
Analysis in Evaluating Florida Cumulus Seeding
Results
COM-73-11202/1CP

Guide to Computer Programs Used in the Statisti-
cal Analysis of Florida Cumulus Seeding Experi-
ments
COM-74-11286/3CP

Computer Modeling of Cumulus Clouds During
Project Cloud Catcher
PB-281 028/1CP

CYCLONES

Physical Mechanisms Responsible for the Major
Synoptic Systems in the Eastern Canadian Arctic
in the Winter and Summer of 1973
PB-258 821/8CP

D REGION

Computer Program for the Disturbed Steady-State
Nighttime D-Region
AD-A010 412/5CP

INVERT', A Computer Program For Obtaining D-
Region Electron Density Profiles from VLF Reflec-
tion Coefficients
AD-A050 256/7CP

D-Region Blunt Probe Data Analysis Using Hybrid

Computer Techniques

N73-31147/4CP

DATA ACQUISITION

A Digital Data Acquisition Interface for the SMS
Direct Readout Ground Station - Concept and
Preliminary Design
AD-A022 317/2CP

DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEMS

Automatic Digital Acquisition System for

Meteorological Data.

SAND-75-0321

DATA BASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Aoips Data Base Management Systems Support

for Garp Data Sets.

N78-15629/6CP

DATA BASES

Feasibility Study of a Ouadrilateralized Spherical
Cube Earth Data Base
AD-A010 232/7CP

DATA COMPRESSION

Development of Techniques for the Operational
Use of ITOS Satellite Data by the Fleet
AD-726 304/CP

DATA MANAGEMENT

Amps Data Management Requirements Study.
N76-11736/5CP

Aoips Data Base Management Systems Support

for Garp Data Sets.

N78-15629/6CP

DATA PROCESSING

Development and Application of Data Processing
Techniques and Analytic Procedures to Cloud
Physics Data
AD-A018 662/7CP

A Center for the Description of Environmental
Conditions. Weather Phenomena
AD-773 046/8CP

Development of Digital Enhancement Techniques
Applicable to Direct Read-Out (APT) Meteorologi-
cal Satellite Images
AD-774 524/3CP

Computer Subroutine for Presenting Meterologi-
cal Flight Data on the Printer (CURVPT)
COM-71-50082/CP

Digitizing, Recording, and Computer Processing
Weather Radar Data at the Experimental
Meteorology Laboratory
COM-74-11464/6CP

A UNIVAC 1108 Computer Program for Use with
Worldwide Cloud Cover Distribution Data
N72-16144/CP

D-Region Blunt Probe Data Analysis Using Hybrid

Computer Techniques

N73-31147/4CP

Brazilian Participation in the Exametnet.
N74-19237/8CP

Computer Program Compatible with a Laser

Nephelometer

N75-28749/0CP

Separation of Mixed Data Sets into Homogeneous

Sets

PB-264 813/7CP

DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT

Weather Radar Processor and Display Radar In-
terface Adapter Volume I
AD-A041 195/9CP

Weather Radar Processor and Display Radar In-
terface Adapter Volume II
AD-A041 196/7CP

A Multi-Channel Digital Data Logging System for
Ionospheric Scintillation Studies
AD-A051 754/OCP

DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS

Computer Processing of Data from the
UNH/AFCRL Meteor Trails Radar
AD-718 105/CP

Data Reduction Program for Rocketsonde Tem-
peratures
AD-724 599/CP

Improved Three Dimensional Nephanalysis Model
AD-736 798/CP

DATA REDUCTION

Development and Application of Data Processing
Techniques and Analytic Procedures to Cloud
Physics Data
AD-A018 662/7CP

Auroral Spectrograph Data Reduction System
AD-A019 110/6CP

Explorer 22 Electrostatic Probe Data Analysis -
Testing the Results for Accuracy.
N70-25092/CP

Lockheed Experiment on Ats-5 Quarterly Report.

1 Mar. - 31 May 1970

N70-35689/CP

Taer Wind Conversion Program (Tarwon) User's

Manual

N71-30149/CP

Time Domain Oata Extraction, Radio Altimetry,
and Application of Ats Data Quarterly Report, 1
Apr. - 30 Jun. 1971
N71-33870/CP

D-Region Blunt Probe Data Analysis Using Hybrid

Computer Techniques

N73-31147/4CP

Energetic Particle Flux Experiment (Imp F and G)
N74-18336/9CP

Reduction and Error Analysis of the AVE 2 Pilot

Experiment Data.

N75-12531/0CP

Aafe Radscat Data Reduction Programs User'S

Guide

N76-22643/0CP

DATA STORAGE

Taer Wind Conversion Program (Tarwon) User's

Manual

N71-30149/CP

DECISION THEORY

An Operational Decision Model Employing Opera-
tional and Environmental Factors
AD-755 403/CP

DELTA LAUNCH VEHICLE

Diffusion Algorithms and Data Reduction Routine
for Onsite Real-Time Launch Predictions for the
Transport of delta-Thor Exhaust Effluents.
N76-20699/4CP

DENSITOMETERS

Application of a Computer-Controlled Two-
Dimensional Densitometer to Photograph Chemi-
cal Releases
AD-763 082/CP

DESIGN CRITERIA

Estimated Rainfall for Drainage Calculations in
the United Kingdom
PB-226 513/0CP

DIELECTRIC BREAKDOWN

Theoretical Investigation of the Effect of Particle
Contaminants on Laser-Induced Air Breakdown
AD-760 175/CP

DIETHYLAMINE

Precipitation Scavenging of Organic Contami-
nants
AD-779 551/1CP

DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

Description and Comparison of the K Method for
Performing Numerical Integration of Stiff Ordinary
Differential Equations
AD-A003 855/4CP

Applications of Episode: An Experimental
Package for the Integration of Systems of Ordina-
ry Differential Equations.
UCRL-75868

DIFFUSION

Monte Carlo Simulation of the Turbulent Trans-
port of Airborne Contaminants
LA-6103

Meteorological Effects of the Cooling Towers at
the Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant, li Predic-
tions of Fog Occurrence and Drift Deposition
TID-26686-P2

Adpic: A Three-Dimensional Transport-Diffusion
Model for the Dispersal of Atmospheric Pollutants
and Its Validation Against Regional Tracer Stu-
dies.
UCRL-76170

DIFKIN COMPUTER PROGRAM

Transportation Systems and Regional Air Quality -
A Difkin Sensitivity Analysis
PB-268 329/0CP

DIFKIN PHOTOCHEMICAL MODELS

Transportation Systems and Regional Air Quality -
A Dilkin Sensitivity Analysis
PB-268 329/OCP

SUBJECT INDEX

DIGITAL COMPUTERS

Programming and the Climate Dynamics Project
AD-A019 344/1CP

Radiosonde Ascents Reaching High Altitudes -
Tripoli. Libya, 1951-1957. Part 1 - Work Report
N70-31479/CP

A Ray Tracing Digital Computer Program for the
Study of Magnetospheric Duct Propagation.
N70-35774/CP

DIGITAL RECORDING SYSTEMS

A Multi-Channel Digital Data Logging System for
Ionospheric Scintillation Studies
AD-A051 754/OCP

DISEASES

Disease Information System Ground Temperature
Derived from Other Geophysical Observations
AD-A021 524/4CP

DISPLAY DEVICES

Amps Data Management Requirements Study.
N76-11736/5CP

Wisp Information Display System User's Manual
N78-18623/6CP

DISPLAY SYSTEMS

Weather Radar Processor and Display Radar In-
terface Adapter Volume I
AD-A041 195/9CP

Weather Radar Processor and Display Radar In-
terface Adapter Volume II
AD-A041 196/7CP

DOPPLER EFFECT

A Comparison of a Co?xial Focused Laser Dop-
pler System in Atmospheric Measurements
N73-30627/6CP

DOPPLER RADAR

Pulse Pair Estimation of Doppler Spectrum

Parameters

AD-744 094/CP

DROPS

An Experimental Study of the Freezing of Drops
in Free Fall
AD-776 390/7CP

DUST CLOUDS

Solar Infrared Reflection and Infrared Emission
from a Dust Loaded Cloud
AD-A039 535/OCP

E CODES

Applications of Episode: An Experimental
Package for the Integration of Systems of Ordina-
ry Differential Equations.
UCRL-75868

EARTH ATMOSPHERE

Techniques for Computing Regional Radiant
Emittances of the Earth-Atmosphere System from
Observations by Wide-Angle Satellite Radiome-
ters. Phase 3
N77 20659/7CP

Modeling ot Transport in the Two-Dimensional
Atmospheric Transport and Kinetics Codes
SPHERNEW and TRACER
UCID-17203

Development of a Three-Dimensional Model of
the Atmospheric Boundary Layer Using the Finite
Element Method
UCRL-52366

Applications of Episode An Experimental
Package for the Integration of Systems of Ordina-
ry Differential Equations
UCRL-75868

Modeling the Planetary Boundary Layer Using the

Galerkin Finite-Element Method

UCRL-78120

EARTH MODELS

Programming and the Climate Dynamics Project
AD-A019 344/1CP

EARTH RESOURCES PROGRAM

A UNIVAC 1 108 Computer Program for Use with
Worldwide Cloud Cover Distribution Data
N72-16144/CP

EARTH ROTATION

Determination of Altitude Dependence of the Exo-
sphenc Rotation Above 350 Km Bestimmung der
Hoehenabhaengigkeit der Exosphaenschen Rota-
tion Oborhalb 350 Km
N76 -15717/1CP

EARTH SCIENCES

Feasibility Study of a Quadnlateralized Spherical
Cube Earth Data Base
AD A010 232/7CP

EARTH SURFACE

Retrieval of Surface Temperature by Remote

Sensing.

N76-22637/2CP

EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of
Buildings. Volume I: Technical Report
PB-261 144/0CP

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of

Buildings Volume II: Computer Program User's

Manual

PB-261 145/7CP

EARTHQUAKES

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of
Buildings Volume I Technical Report
PB-261 144/0CP

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of

Buildings. Volume II: Computer Program User's

Manual

PB-261 145/7CP

EDDINGTON APPROXIMATION

The Delta-Eddington Approximation for a Verti-
cally Inhomogeneous Atmosphere
PB-270 618/2CP

ELECTRIC BATTERIES

Statistical Analysis of NOAA Solar/Weather Tapes
Program Summary
AD-A047 357/9CP

ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT

Analysis and Calculation of Lightning-Induced
Voltages in Aircraft Electrical Circuits
N74-14754/7CP

ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS

Natural Precipitation Washout of Sulfur Com-
pounds from Plumes
PB-232 445/7CP

ELECTRIC POWER PRODUCTION

An Investigation into the Effect of an Industrial
Heat and Moisture Source on Local Atmospheric
Conditions
AD-733 227/CP

ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS

Reduction and Analysis of Data Collected During
the Electromagnetic Tornado Experiment.
N77-19710/1CP

ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSES

An Examination of the Adequacy of the Three-
Species Air Chemistry Treatment for the Predic-
tion of Surface-Burst EMP
AD-A025 280/9CP

Propagated EMP from Tangent and Buried Bursts
AD-783 246/2CP

ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

The Calculation of Millimeter and Submillimeter
Wave Absorption Line Parameters for the Molecu-
lar Oxygen Isotopes: (16)02, (16)0(18)0. and
(18)02
AD-A017 397/1CP

A Ray Tracing Digital Computer Program for the
Study of Magnetospheric Duct Propagation.
N70-35774/CP

ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE PROPAGATION

Computing Methods Used in Support of Modeling
Electron Concentrations in High-Altitude Chemi-
cal Releases
AD-A009 069/6CP

ELECTRON DENSITY

Moment Method Solutions for the Impedance of
Asymmetrically Driven RF Probes in the Colli-
sional Ionospheric Magnetoplasma
AD-A006 200/OCP

Computer Codes for Use in Display of Predicted
Scintillation Characteristics and Total Electron
Content
AD-A033 465/6CP

An Analysis of Ionospheric Electron Content Mea-
surements Utilizing Satellite-Emitted Signals
AD-A042 374/9CP

INVERT , A Computer Program For Obtaining D-
Region Electron Density Profiles from VLF Reflec-
tion Coefficients
AD-A050 256/7CP

BENChMARK-76: Model Computations for
Disturbed Atmospheric Conditions II Results for
the Stratosphere and Mesosphere
AD-A054 325/6CP

BENCHMARK-76 Model Computations for
Disturbed Atmospheric Conditions III Results for
Selected Excitation Parameters at 60 km
AD-A054 376/9CP

Modeling the Bottomside Ionospheric Electron
Density Profile
AD-751 267/CP

ELECTRON DENSITY (CONCENTRATION)

Fortran Programs for Calculating Lower Iono-
sphere Electron Densities and Collision Frequen-
cies from Rocket Data.
N70-42935/CP

Behavior of Thermal Plasma in the Ionosphere

and Magnetosphere

N74-22355/3CP

ELECTRON DENSITY PROFILES

Ionospheric Electron Density Profile Model.
AD-709 888/CP

ELECTRON ENERGY

Design and Calibration of a Rocket-Borne Elec-
tron Spectrometer
AD-A011 931/3CP

OGO-F-02 Data Analysis
N73-13376/CP

Analysis of Low Energy Electrons
N73-31638/2CP

ELECTRON FLUX

Ionospheric Effects Resulting from Precipitating
Electrons at Mid and High Latitudes
AD-A027 297/1 CP
ELECTRON FLUX DENSITY

Program Eldose for Calculating the Distribution
of Absorbed Doses in Space Environment and
Charged Particle Acceleration Thin Films (Protons
and Electrons)
N71-25669/CP

ELECTRON PROBES

Explorer 22 Electrostatic Probe Data Analysis -
Testing the Results for Accuracy
N70-25092/CP

ELECTRON SPECTROMETERS

Design and Calibration of a Rocket-Borne Elec-
tron Spectrometer
AD-A011 931/3CP

ELECTRON SPECTROSCOPY

Calibration of the SSJ/3 Sensor on the DMSP

Satellites

AD-A045 997/4CP

ELECTRONS

The Use of the Inner Zone Electron Model AE-5
and Associated Computer Programs.
N74-19836/7CP

The Inner Zone Electron Model AE-5
N74-20502/2CP

ELECTROSTATIC ANALYZERS

Calibration of the SSJ/3 Sensor on the DMSP

Satellites

AD-A045 997/4CP

ELEMENTS

Pathways of Trace Elements in the Environment
CONF-770210-3
ELLIPTIC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

Efficient FORTRAN Subprograms for the Solution
of Elliptic Partial Differential Equations
PB-263 498/8CP

ENERGY BUDGETS

Techniques for Computing Regional Radiant
Emittances of the Earth-Atmosphere System from
Observations by Wide-Angle Satellite Radiome-
ters, Phase 3.
N77-20659/7CP

ENERGY CONSERVATION

Effects of Atmospheric Variability on Energy

Utilization and Conservation

COO-1340-52

ENERGY CONSUMPTION

Effects of Atmospheric Variability on Energy

Utilization and Conservation

COO-1340-52

ENERGY MODELS

Effects of Atmospheric Variability on Energy

Utilization and Conservation

COO-1340-52

ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEYS

Some Environmental Measurement ol the Vertical
Spread of Pollutants from Low-Level Sources
N77-21734/7CP

EQUATIONS OF MOTION

Certain Finite Difference Methods for the Solution
of Large Scale Circulation Problem II
AD-775 076/3CP

EQUATIONS OF STATE

Equation of State of the Air for Pressures Up to
1000 Bar and Temperatures Up to 3000 K Equa-

SUBJECT INDEX

GAUSSIAN PLUME MODEL

tion Detat de Lair pour Une Pression Inferieure a
1000 Bar et Une Temperature Inferieure a 3000 K
N72-24972/CP

EQUATORIAL ELECTROJET

Numerical Model of the Equatorial Electrojet
AD-758 196/CP

ERROR ANALYSIS

Explorer 22 Electrostatic Probe Data Analysis -

Testing the Results for Accuracy

N70-25092/CP

Reduction and Error Analysis of the AVE 2 Pilot

Experiment Data.

N75-12531/0CP

ESTIMATING

Estimated Rainfall for Drainage Calculations in
the United Kingdom
PB-226 513/OCP

EXHAUST EMISSIONS

Users' Instructions for the NASA/Msfc Cloud-Rise
Preprocessor Program, Version 6, and the
NASA/Msfc Multilayer Diffusion Program, Version
6: Research Version for UNIVAC 1108 System.
N78-18573/3CP

Annual Catalyst Research Program Report. Ap-
pendices Volume VII
PB-249 913/5CP

Users' Manual for the APRAC-2 Emissions and
Diffusion Model
PB-275 459/6CP

EXHAUST GASES

HIDE Revised Wavelength Resolution Emission
and Transmission Model
AD-A042 624/7CP

Diffusion Algorithms and Data Reduction Routine
for Onsite Real-Time Launch Predictions for the
Transport of delta-Thor Exhaust Effluents
N76-20699/4CP

EXOSPHERE

Determination of Altitude Dependence of the Exo-
spheric Rotation Above 350 Km Bestimmung der
Hoehenabhaengigkeit der Exosphaerischen Rota-
tion Oberhalb 350 Km.
N76-15717/1CP

EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN

Reduction and Error Analysis of the AVE 2 Pilot

Experiment Data.

N75-12531/0CP

EXPERIMENTATION

Amps Data Management Requirements Study.
N76-11736/5CP

EXPLORER 32 SATELLITE

Explorer 22 Electrostatic Probe Data Analysis -
Testing the Results for Accuracy.
N70-25092/CP

EXPLORER 34 SATELLITE

Energetic Particle Flux Experiment (Imp F and G)
N74-18336/9CP

EXPLORER 41 SATELLITE

Energetic Particle Flux Experiment (Imp F and G)
N74-18336/9CP

EXPLORER SATELLITES

Correlative Studies of the Solar Wind. The Inter-
planetary Magnetic Field, and Their Effects on the
Geomagnetic Cavity Using Explorer 33 and 35
Data
N73-14808/CP

EXTRATERRESTRIAL ATMOSPHERES

A Stellar Scintillometer for Measurement of
Refractive-Turbulence Profiles
PB-257 376/4CP

EXTRATERRESTRIAL RADIATION

Analysis of Radiation and Meteoroid Satellite Data
N72-32833/CP

F 2 REGION

Global Representation of Annual and Solar Cycle
Variation of foF2 Monthly Median 1954-1958
COM-75-1 1143/5CP

Tables from the Penn State Mark 1 Ionospheric

Model

N70-40978/CP

F sub 2 Peak Electron Densities in the Main
Trough Region of the Ionosphere
N76-24798/0CP

F-89 AIRCRAFT

Analysis 'and Calculation of Lightning-Induced
Voltages in Aircraft Electrical Circuits
N74-14754/7CP

FAR INFRARED RADIATION

A Study of Millimeter and Submillimeter Wave At-
tenuation and Dispersion in the Earth's At-
mosphere
AD-A015 544/OCP

FAR ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION

Measurements of Far-Ultraviolet Photographs

from Skylab 4 and APOLLO 6.

N77-21516/8CP

FARADAY EFFECT

Ionospheric Research Using Satellites
AD-A015 861/8CP
FINITE DIFFERENCE THEORY

Certain Finite Difference Methods for the Solution
of Large Scale Circulation Problem II
AD-775 076/3CP

FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS

Application of a Finite Element Method to the
Barotropic Primitive Equations
AD-A019 494/4CP

FINLAND

Numerical Weather Prediction in Finland During

1969

N72-28639/CP

FLAT PLATES

A Direct Numerical Method for Predicting Con-
centration Profiles in a Turbulent Boundary Layer
over a Flat Plate
N72-26289/CP

FLOOD FORECASTING

National Weather Service River Forecast System

Forecast Procedures

COM-73-10365/CP

Rainfall-Runoff as Spatial Stochastic Processes:
Data Collection and Synthesis
COM-75-1 1395/1CP

A Stochastic Rainfall Model and Statistical Analy-
sis of Hydrologic Factors
PB-238 948/4CP

FLORIDA

On the Use of Gamma Functions and Bayesian
Analysis in Evaluating Florida Cumulus Seeding
Results
COM-73-11202/1CP

Guide to Computer Programs Used in the Statisti-
cal Analysis of Florida Cumulus Seeding Experi-
ments
COM-74-11286/3CP

FLOW DISTRIBUTION

Computations of Non-Reacting and Reacting
Viscous Blunt Body Flows, Volume 1
N73-20309/CP

FLOW EQUATIONS

Computations of Non-Reacting and Reacting
Viscous Blunt Body Flows, Volume 1
N73-20309/CP

FLOW MEASUREMENT

Determination of Constant-Volume Balloon Capa-
bilities for Aeronautical Research.
N77-19715/0CP

FLOW STABILITY

Additional Research on Instabilities in Atmospher-
ic Flow Systems Associated with Clear Air Turbu-
lence
N72-20322/CP

FLUID MECHANICS

An Experimental and Numerical Study of Wave
Motion and Upstream Influence in a Stratified
Fluid.
N74-32747/9CP

FLUX (RATE)

Theoretical Study and Calculation of Particle Flux
in the Stable Region of the Magnetosphere.
N70-29050/CP

Energetic Particle Flux Experiment (Imp F and G)
N74-18336/9CP

The Inner Zone Electron Model AE-5.
N74-20502/2CP

A Climatology of Marine-Fog Frequencies for the
North Pacific Ocean Summer Fog Season
AO-A018 300/4CP

Simulation of Marine Advection Fog with the Cal-
span Advection Fog Model Using Prognostic
Equations for Turbulent Energy
AD-A027 380/5CP

Statistical Diagnostic Modeling of Marine Fog
Using Model Output Parameters
AD-A042 059/6CP

Theoretical Aspects of the Determination of Parti-
cle-Size Distributions from Measurements of
Scattered Light Intensity
AD-721 089/CP

A Two-Dimensional Short-Range Fog Forecast

Model

AD-750 082/CP

An Iterative Method for Saturation Adjustment
AD-750 083/CP

Oceanic Fog, a Numerical Study
AD-767 934/3CP

Fcg Clearing Using Helicopter Downdrafts: A Nu-
merical Model
AD-771 038/7CP

Investigation of Warm Fog Properties and Fog

Modification Concepts

N71-22619/CP

Project Fog Drops 5. Task 1: A Numerical Model
of Advection Fog Task 2: Recommendations for
Simplified Individual Zero-Gravity Cloud Physics
Experiments.
N76-13702/5CP

Oak Ridge Fog and Drift Code (ORFAD) User's

Manual

ORNL/TM-5201

Methodological Approaches in Hawaiian Fog

Research

PB-243 508/9CP

FOG DISPERSAL

Fog Clearing Using Helicopter Downdrafts: A Nu-
merical Model
AD-771 038/7CP

FOREST FIRES

Synoptic-Scale Weather Disturbances that In-
fluence the Fire Climate in Southeast Asia During
the Normally Dry Period
AD-721 112/CP

FOREST LAND

Controlling Solar Light and Heat in a Forest by
Managing Shadow Sources
PB-270 534/1CP

FOREST WATERSHEDS

Computer Simulation of Snowmelt
PB-265 109/9CP

FORWARD LOOWEYSTEMS

Effect of Weather at Hannover, Federal Republic
of Germany, on Performance of Electrooptical
Imaging Systems. The Calculation Methodology
for a FLIR Using a FORTRAN Program
AD-A045 090/8CP

FOSSIL-FUEL POWER PLANTS

Pathways of Trace Elements in the Environment
CONF-770210-3

SULCAL: A Model of Sulfur Chemistry in a Plume
ORNL/NSF/EATC-21

FRONTS (METEOROLOGY)

Frontal Motion in the Atmosphere.
AD-715 068/CP
GAMMA FUNCTION

A Note on a Gamma Distribution Computer Pro-
gram and Graph Paper
COM-73-11401 /9CP

GAS ANALYSIS

Measurements of Trace Constituents from At-
mospheric Infrared Emission and Absorption
Spectra, a Feasibility Study
N76-13673/8CP

GAS DISCHARGES

Theoretical Investigation of the Effect of Particle
Contaminants on Laser-Induced Air Breakdown
AD-760 175/CP

GAS IONIZATION

Post Stabilization Ionization Level Predictions
Volume III of the Calendar Year 1975 Annual Re-
port to the Defense Nuclear Agency
AD-A043 178/3CP

Photo-Equilibrium of Barium
AD-739 166/CP

GASEOUS WASTES

Application of the Epaec Scavenging Model to
Calculations for Industrial Plumes.
BNWL-SA-5117

Pathways of Trace Elements in the Environment
CONF-770210-3
GAUSSIAN PLUME MODEL

Manual for the Gaussian Plume Model Computer
Program Handleiding voor Het Computerpro-
gramma van Het Gaussische Pluimmodel
N77-2C629/0CP

SUBJECT INDEX

GAUSSIAN PLUME MODELS

Evaluation of Emission Control Strategies for Sul-
fur Dioxide and Particulates in the Chicago
Metropolitan Air Quality Control Region
ANL-IIPP-2

Manual for the Computer Program of the Gaus-
sian Plume Model Handleiding voor Het Compu-
terprogramma van Het Gaussische Pluimmodel.
N76-19598/1CP

Use of Lars System for the Quantitative Deter-
mination of Smoke Plume Lateral Diffusion Coef-
ficients from ERTS Images of Virginia.
N76-24681/8CP

Adaptation of Gaussian Plume Model to Incor-
porate Multiple Station Data Input Volume II. Ap-
pendices
PB-252 558/2CP

Valley Model Users Guide
PB-274 054/6CP

Valley Model Computer Program
PB-275 700/3CP

User's Guide for PAL A Guassian-Plume Al-
gorithm for Point, Area, and Line Sources
PB-281 306/1CP

GENERAL CIRCULATION MODELS

Description of the General Program Structure of

the Third-Generation NCAR General Circulation

Model

PB-276 694/7CP

GEOMAGNETIC M ICROPULSATIONS
Mathematical-Model Programs
AD-760 117/CP

GEOMAGNETISM

Magnetospheric Magnetic Field Modeling
AD-A037 492/6CP

GEOMETRICAL ACOUSTICS

Geometrical Acoustics Techniques in Far Field In-
frasonic Waveform Syntheses
AD-A024 721/3CP

GEOSTROPHIC WIND

Computer Program for Calculation of Geostrophic
Trajectories . Datorprogram Foer Beraekning AV
Geostrofiska Trajektorier
N73-11656/CP

GLOBAL ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH PROGRAM

Aoips Data Base Management Systems Support

for Garp Data Sets.

N78-15629/6CP

GRAVITY WAVES

A Program for Calculating Three-Dimensional
Acoustic-Gravity Ray Paths in the Atmosphere
COM-71-50410/CP

GREAT LAKES

Great Lakes Snowstorms Part 1 Cloud Physics

Aspects.

COM-71-00012/CP

GROUND STATIONS

A Digital Data Acquisition Interface for the SMS
Direct Readout Ground Station - Concept and
Preliminary Design
AD-A022 317/2CP

GROUND TRUTH

Ground Truth Data for Test Sites (SI-3)
N75-29531/1CP

GUIDED MISSILE TRAJECTORIES

The B-MALMID-4 Program: Ballistic Messages at
Arbitrary Locations from Mixed Input Data
AD-733 419/CP

GUST LOADS

Atmospheric Turbulence Field Parameters Deter-
mination
AD-745 946/CP

H CODES

Hetran A Subprogram Package for Predicting the
Heat Transfer Across the Surface of a Natural
Body of Water
BNWL-B-361

HAWAII

Some Statistical Analyses of Hawaiian Rainfall
PB-233 674/1CP

Methodological Approaches

Research

PB-243 508/9CP

Hawaiian Fog

HEAT TRANSFER

Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale Interac-
tions on Global Climate. Volume I Orographic Ef-
fects on Global Climate
AD-A007 034/2CP

Meso-Scale and Small-Scale Interactions on
Global Climate. Volume II. Radiation Transport Ef-
fects on Global Climate
AD-A007 035/9CP

Hetran: A Subprogram Package for Predicting the
Heat Transfer Across the Surface of a Natural
Body of Water
BNWL-B-361

HIDE COMPUTER PROGRAM

HIDE Revised Wavelength Resolution Emission
and Transmission Model
AD-A042 624/7CP

HIGH ALTITUDE

Radiosonde Ascents Reaching High Altitudes -
Tripoli, Libya, 1951-1957. Part 1 - Work Report.
N70-31479/CP

HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION

User's Manual for the APRAC-1A Urban Diffusion
Model Computer Program
PB-213 091/2CP

User's Guide for Hiway. A Highway Air Pollution

Model

PB-239 944/2CP

User's Network for Applied Modeling of Air Pollu-
tion (UNAMAP) Version 2
PB-240 273/3CP

HISS

The Effect of Large Scale Irregularities on the
Propagation of VLF Waves Through the Lower
Ionosphere with Special Reference to Auroral
Hiss.
N70-22824/CP

HIWAY COMPUTER PROGRAM

User's Guide for Hiway. A Highway Air Pollution

Model

PB-239 944/2CP

User's Network for Applied Modeling of Air Pollu-
tion (UNAMAP) Version 2
PB-240 273/3CP

HUMIDITY

Scheduling and Application Rates of Irrigation in
Humid Climate
PB-244 760/5CP

HURRICANE TRACKING

Further Development of a 3-7 Day Typhoon

Analog Forecast Model for the Western North

Pacific

AD-A012 369/5CP

Performance Analysis of the HURRAN Tropical
Cyclone Forecast System
COM -72-50079-04-01 /CP

HURRICANES

Verification Study of a Bathystrophic Storm Surge

Model

AD-A012 799/3CP

Application of Satellite Cloud-Motion Vectors to
Hurricane Track Prediction
AD-A021 907/1CP

1973 Variations of Hurricane Heat Potential in the
Philippine Sea and the Gulf of Mexico
AD-777 971/3CP

SPLASH (Special Program to List Amplitudes of
Surges from Hurricanes). Part 2 General Track
and Variant Storm Conditions
COM-74-10925/7CP

Statistical Analysis of Extreme Winds
COM-75-10945/4CP

Estimation of Hurricane Storm Surge in

Apalachicola Bay, Florida

COM-75-11332/4CP

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of
Buildings Volume I Technical Report
PB-261 144/0CP

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of

Buildings Volume II: Computer Program User's

Manual

PB-261 145/7CP

HYBRID COMPUTERS

D-Region Blunt Probe Data Analysis Using Hybrid

Computer Techniques

N73-31147/4CP

HYBRID SIMULATION

Ray Tracing Study
AD-779 091 /8CP

HYDROCARBONS

Evaluation of a Short Term Oxidant Control

Strategy

PB-271 643/9CP

HYDRODYNAMICS

Verification Study of a Bathystrophic Storm Surge

Model

AD-A012 799/3CP

HYGROSCOPICITY

Investigation of Warm Fog Properties and Fog

Modification Concepts

N71-22619/CP

HYPSOMETERS

Determination of a Hypsometer Performance
Function from Airborne Data.
AD-716 823/CP

IBMAO-2 COMPUTER PROGRAM

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data Volume I
PB-256 651/1CP

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data. Volume II
PB-256 652/9CP

ICE FORMATION

A Numerical Ice Forecasting System
AD-A023 183/7CP

The Naval Oceanographic Office Numerical Ice
Forecasting System Operations Manual
AD-A049 019/3CP

All-Weather Ice Information System for Alaskan

Arctic Coastal Shipping.

N77-21788/3CP

ICE MAPPING

All-Weather Ice Information System for Alaskan

Arctic Coastal Shipping.

N77-21788/3CP

ICECAP OPERATION

Auroral Simulation Effects
AD-A049 066/4CP

ILLINOIS

Operational Aspects of Project Metromex: An In-
advertent Weather Modification Study.
COO-1 199-45

IMAGE CONTRAST

Solumat: A Programme for Measuring the In-
fluence of the Atmosphere on Contrast Transfer.
N76-31809/6CP

IMAGES

Development of Digital Enhancement Techniques
Applicable to Direct Read-Out (APT) Meteorologi-
cal Satellite Images
AD-774 524/3CP

IMPROVED TIROS OPERATIONAL SATELLITES

Development of Techniques for the Operational
Use of ITOS Satellite Data by the Fleet
AD-726 304/CP

INADVERTENT WEATHER MODIFICATION

Operational Aspects of Project Metromex: An In-
advertent Weather Modification Study
COO-1 199-45

INCIDENT RADIATION

INDIAN OCEAN

A Tropical Cyclone Analog Program for the
Southwest Indian Ocean
AD-A001 271/6CP

INFORMATION CENTERS

Executive Summary: New York City Pilots Auto-
matic Telephone Weather Answering Service
(PATWAS) Test
AD-A046 755/5CP

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

Atmospheric and Oceanographic Information
Processing System (Aoips) System Description.
N77-31012/6CP

INFORMATION RETRIEVAL

Programming and the Climate Dynamics Project
AD-A019 344/1 CP

INFORMATION SYSTEMS

A Microprocessor-Based Communications Infor-
mation System
AD-A013 624/2CP

Disease Information System. Ground Temperature
Derived from Other Geophysical Observations
AD-A021 524/4CP

Aoips Data Base Management Systems Support

for Garp Data Sets.

N78-15629/6CP

SUBJECT INDEX

IONOSPHERIC MODELS

Wisp Information Display System User'S Manual.
N78-18623/6CP

INFRARED DETECTION

Solar Infrared Reflection and Infrared Emission
from a Dust Loaded Cloud
AD-A039 535/OCP

Atmospheric Transmittance from 0.25 to 28 5
Micrometers: Supplement LOWTRAN 3B (1976)
AD-A040 701 /5CP

Effect of Weather at Hannover, Federal Republic
of Germany, on Performance of Electrooptical
Imaging Systems. The Calculation Methodology
for a FLIR Using a FORTRAN Program
AD-A045 090/8CP

Comparison of the 3-5 Micrometer and 8-12
Micrometer Regions for Advanced Thermal Imag-
ing Systems: LOWTRAN Revisited
AD-A049 448/4CP

INFRARED DETECTORS

Remote Infrared Atmospheric Profiling System

(RIAPS)

AD-A018 562/9CP

Remote Sensing of Cirrus Cloud Compositions
from Satellites
AD-A026 512/4CP

Atmospheric Transmission Modeling: Proposed
Aerosol Methodology with Application to the
Grafenwoehr Atmospheric Optics Data Base
AD-A035 765/7CP

INFRARED IMAGERY

Machine Analysis of Infrared Cloud Images Ob-
tained by the Cosmos-122 Satellite
N71-10986/CP

INFRARED RADIATION

A High Altitude Infrared Radiance Model
AD-A008 035/8CP

Statistics of Global IR Atmospheric Transmission
AD-A024 311/3CP

Atmospheric Transmission Modeling: Proposed
Aerosol Methodology with Application to the
Grafenwoehr Atmospheric Optics Data Base
AD-A035 765/7CP

Monte Carlo Studies on the Time-Dependent
Transport of Optical and Infrared Radiation in the
Atmosphere Volume II. Thermal Radiation Trans-
port
AD-A042 769/OCP

A Computational Method for Spectral Molecular
Absorption Using an Improved Voigt Algorithm
AD-A052 685/5CP

A High Altitude Radiance Model
AD-745 319/CP

Modeling of Optical IR Backgrounds
AD-774 751/2CP

Evaluation of Upwelling Infrared Radiance from

Earth'S Atmosphere.

N76-13663/9CP

Infrared Sea and Sky Background Radiation.
N77-24935/7CP

INFRARED SIGNATURES

HIDE Revised Wavelength Resolution Emission
and Transmission Model
AD-A042 624/7CP

INFRARED SPECTRA

Atmospheric Modeling for Molecular Absorption
Research Project
AD-776 971/4CP

INFRARED SPECTROMETERS

A Specular Chamber for Off-Axis Response

Evaluations of High-Rejection Optical Baffling

System

AD-A031 212/4CP

INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY

Measurements ot Trace Constituents from At-
mospheric Infrared Emission and Absorption
Spectra, a Feasibility Study
N76-13673/8CP

INFRASONIC RADIATION

Infrasonic Data Reduction
AD-748 283/CP

INFRASONICS

Geometrical Acoustics Techniques in Far Field In-
frasonic Waveform Syntheses
AD-A024 721/3CP

INNER RADIATION BELT

The Use of the Inner Zone Electron Model AE-5
and Associated Computer Programs.
N74-19836/7CP

The Inner Zone Electron Model AE-5.
N74-20502/2CP

INSOLATION

Controlling Solar Light and Heat in a Forest by

Managing Shadow Sources

PB-270 534/1CP

Global Horizontal Solar Radiation for Australian

Locations Stored in the CSIRO CYBER 7600

System: The Data and Method of Retrieval

S.E.S.-75/3

INTERPOLATION

Cubic Spline Function Interpolation in At-
mosphere Models for the Software Development
Laboratory: Formulation and Data
N76-27745/8CP

IODINE 131

Adpic: A Three-Dimensional Transport-Diffusion
Model for the Dispersal of Atmospheric Pollutants
and Its Validation Against Regional Tracer Stu-
dies.

UCRL-76170
ION DENSITY

BENCHMARK-76: Model Computations for
Disturbed Atmospheric Conditions. III. Results for
Selected Excitation Parameters at 60 km
AD-A054 376/9CP

ION ION INTERACTIONS

The Effects of Uncertainties in the Two-Body lon-

lon Recombination Coefficient Upon Computed

Ion Distributions in the Stratosphere and Meso-

sphere

AD-A038 263/OCP

IONIZATION

Computing Methods Used in Support of Modeling
Electron Concentrations in High-Altitude Chemi-
cal Releases
AD-A009 069/6CP
IONOGRAMS

Analysis and Synthesis of Model lonograms Using
3D Ray Tracking Techniques
AD-A038 869/4CP

A Semi-Automated System for True Height Analy-
sis of Film lonograms. Part 3. Documentation of
Software
COM-74-11808/4CP

IONOSPHERE

Moment Method Solutions for the Impedance of
Asymmetrically Driven RF Probes in the Colli-
sional Ionospheric Magnetoplasma
AD-A006 200/OCP

Satellite Beacon Studies. 1 Total Electron Con-
tent. 2. Scintillation Studies. 3. Programming
AD-A008 193/5CP

Computer Program for the Disturbed Steady-State
Nighttime D-Region
AD-A010 412/5CP

Ionospheric Research Using Satellites
AD-A015 861/8CP

Ionospheric Effects Induced by Precipitating Au-
roral Electrons. HAES Report No 14
AD-A016 673/6CP

Theoretical and Numerical Studies of the Upper

Atmosphere using Satellite and Rocket Measur-

ments

AD-A022 677/9CP

Development of Numerical Techniques and Com-
puter Systems for Climatological. Ionospheric and
Microwave Physics Applications
AD-A022 975/7CP

Ionospheric Chemistry Comparison of AIRCHEM
Predictions with Results of Laboratory Simula-
tions
AD-A024 146/3CP

ICECAP '74-Chatanika Radar Results
AD-A026 703/9CP

Computer Codes for Use in Display of Predicted
Scintillation Characteristics and Total Electron
Content
AD-A033 465/6CP

Techniques of Determining Ionospheric Structure
from Oblique Radio Propagation Measurements
AD-A038 299/4CP

An Analysis of Ionospheric Electron Content Mea-
surements Utilizing Satellite-Emitted Signals
AD-A042 374/9CP

A Data Reduction Computer Program for the
AFCRL Triaxial Accelerometer Inflated Falling
Sphere Atmospheric Density Measuring System.
AD-705 566/CP

Ionospheric Electron Density Profile Model.
AD-709 888/CP

Investigations of Ionospheric Total Electron Con-
tent Behavior at Conjugate Points and During a
Solar Eclipse
AD-714 571/CP

Curve Fitting General Least Squares Program
with Side Conditions
AD-722 103/CP

Arctic Ionosphere Modelling - Five Related

Papers

AD-748 796/CP

Modeling the Bottomside Ionospheric Electron
Density Profile
AD-751 267/CP

Total Electron Measurements of the Ionosphere
using Beacon Satellites BEB(S66) and BEC
AD-751 517/CP

An Empirical Model of the Polar Ionosphere
AD-766 240/6CP

Formulation of Diurnal D-Region Models Using a
Photochemical Computer Code and Current
Reaction Rates
AD-766 525/OCP

Documentation and Description of the Bent Iono-
spheric Model
AD-772 733/2CP

Morphology and Dynamics of Ionospheric Storms

AD-774 760/3CP

Analysis of Incoherent Scatter Data Obtained at

the Jicamarca Radar Observatory

COM-72-10297/CP

Accurate Langmuir Probe Measurements with an

On-Line Computer

COM-73-11634/5CP

Global Representation of Annual and Solar Cycle
Variation of foF2 Monthly Median 1954-1958
COM-75-11143/5CP

Global Scintillation Model
COM-75-50059/5CP

Behavior of Thermal Plasma in the Ionosphere

and Magnetosphere.

N74-22355/3CP

Amps Data Management Requirements Study
N76-11736/5CP

IONOSPHERIC COMPOSITION

Ionosphere Research.
N76-25712/0CP

IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES

ICECAP '74-Chatanika Radar Results
AD-A026 703/9CP

Ionospheric Effects Resulting from Precipitating
Electrons at Mid and High Latitudes
AD-A027 297/1 CP

Investigation of Ionospheric Disturbances
AD-A043 965/3CP

Two Fortran Programs for Calculating Global
Ionospheric Amplitude and Phase Scintillation
AD-A055 273/7CP

Short-Term Predictions on the Course of Polar
Cap Absorption
AD-706 410/CP

Travelling Ionospheric Disturbances
AD-746 314/CP

Numerical Model of the Equatorial Electrojet
AD-758 196/CP

Design, Fabrication and Use of an Instrument for
Real-Time Determination of Polar Electrojet Posi-
tion and Current Parameters
AD-760 767/CP

WEPH V Code Modifications for HF Propagation
and System Performance Modeling
AD-770 053/7CP

An Analytic Boundary for the MHD Magnetic Field

Equation

AD-773 913/9CP

IONOSPHERIC ELECTRON DENSITY

Tables from the Penn State Mark 1 Ionospheric

Model.

N70-40978/CP

F sub 2 Peak Electron Densities in the Main
Trough Region of the Ionosphere.
N76-24798/0CP

IONOSPHERIC MODELS

Propagation Predictions and Studies Using a Ray
Tracing Program Combined with a Theoretical
Ionospheric Model
AD-A007 495/5CP

Analysis and Synthesis of Model lonograms Using
3D Ray Tracking Techniques
AD-A038 869/4CP

BENCHMARK-76: Model Computations tor
Disturbed Atmospheric Conditions II Results tor
the Stratosphere and Mesosphere
AD-A054 325/6CP

SUBJECT INDEX

BENCHMARK-76: Model Computations for
Disturbed Atmospheric Conditions III Results for
Selected Excitation Parameters at 60 km
AD-A054 376/9CP

Two Fortran Programs for Calculating Global
Ionospheric Amplitude and Phase Scintillation
AD-A055 273/7CP

IONOSPHERIC MODIFICATION

Remote Diagnostics and Correlation Analysis lor
Prairie Smoke
AD-A014 434/5CP

Propagated EMP from Tangent and Buried Bursts
AD-783 246/2CP

IONOSPHERIC PROPAGATION

Propagation Predictions and Studies Using a Ray
Tracing Program Combined with a Theoretical
Ionospheric Model
AD-A007 495/5CP

Analysis and Synthesis of Model lonograms Using
3D Ray Tracking Techniques
AD-A038 869/4CP

Chatanika Model of the High-Latitude Ionosphere
for Application to HF Propagation Prediction
AD-A053 154/1CP

Short-Term Predictions on the Course of Polar
Cap Absorption.
AD-706 410/CP

Mode Conversion Program for an Inhomogeneous
Anisotropic Ionosphere
AD-743 948/CP

Modeling the Bottomside Ionospheric Electron
Density Profile
AD-751 267/CP

Geomagnetic Field Models for Ray Tracing
AD-766 241 /4CP

WEPH V Code Modifications for HF Propagation
and System Performance Modeling
AD-770 053/7CP

Ray Tracing Study
AD-779 091/8CP

Propagated EMP from Tangent and Buried Bursts
AD-783 246/2CP

SCINTDR-A Program for Controlling the Fremouw

Scintillation Model

COM-74-10824/2CP

Ionosphere Research
N76-25712/0CP

IONOSPHERIC SCINTILLATIONS

Computer Codes for Use in Display of Predicted
Scintillation Characteristics and Total Electron
Content
AD-A033 465/6CP

Modeling of Transionosphenc Radio Propagation
AD-A038 132/7CP

A Multi-Channel Digital Data Logging System for
Ionospheric Scintillation Studies
AD-A051 754/OCP

Two Fortran Programs for Calculating Global
Ionospheric Amplitude and Phase Scintillation
AD-A055 273/7CP

Global Scintillation Model
COM-75-50059/5CP

IONOSPHERICS

A Program (or Reading Ionospheric Data
N78-23650/2CP

IRRIGATION

Scheduling and Application Rates of Irrigation in
Humid Climate
PB-244 760/5CP

ITOS (IMPROVED TIROS OPERATIONAL
SATELLITES)

Development of Techniques for the Operational
Use of ITOS Satellite Data by the Fleet
AD-726 304/CP

KENTUCKY

Stochastic Simulation of Daily Rainfall
PB-239 268/6CP
KINEMATICS

Auroral Oval Kinematics Program
N72-18359/CP

KRYPTON 85

Global Contamination of the Atmosphere by Kryp-
ton-85 from Worldwide Nuclear Power Plants and
the Radiation Danger
JPRS-53174

LAKE EFFECT SNOWSTORMS

Great Lakes Snowstorms Part 1 Cloud Physics

Aspects

COM 71 00012/CP

LAKE MICHIGAN

Mesoscale Air Pollution Transport in Southeast
Wisconsin
PB-265 382/2CP
LAKE WAVES

Fourier Analysis of Weather and Wave Data from
Holland, Michigan, July 1970
AD-723 602/CP

LANDSAT 1

Use of Lars System for the Quantitative Deter-
mination of Smoke Plume Lateral Diffusion Coef-
ficients from ERTS Images of Virginia
N76-24681/8CP

LANGMUIR PROBES

Accurate Langmuir Probe Measurements with an

On-Line Computer

COM-73-11634/5CP

LASER BEAMS

Research in the Area of Atmospheric Modeling:
High Resolution Atmospheric IR 1 lansmittance
Prediction
AD-A017 026/6CP

Atmospheric Transmittance from 0.25 to 28.5
Microns: Computer Code LOWTRAN 3
AD-A017 734/5CP

Propagation Modeling and Analysis for High
Energy Lasers
AD-A023 537/4CP

Transonic Thermal Blooming
AD-A026 456/4CP

Pulse Height Analyzer Interfacing and Computer
Programming in the Environmental Laser
Propagation Project
AD-A028 858/9CP

SSPARAMA: A Nonlinear, Wave Optics Multipulse
(and CW) Steady-State Propagation Code with
Adaptive Coordinates
AD-A037 395/1CP

Theoretical Study of the Turbulence Induced
Scintillation of a Dirty Laser Beam
AD-A050 874/7CP

Methods for Prediction of Atmospheric Effects on
Laser Guidance Systems
AD-A051 617/9CP

A Matrix Approach to a Propagation Code
AD-A055 463/4CP

An Experiment to Measure Laser Beam Wander
and Beam Spread in the Marine Boundary Layer
Near Shore
AD-775 027/6CP

An Experiment to Measure the Modulation
Transfer Function of the Atmosphere in the
Marine Boundary Layer
AD-783 807/1CP

Current Status of LLL Four-D Atmospheric

Propagation Code Effort

UCID-16827-2

LASER GUIDANCE

Methods for Prediction of Atmospheric Effects on
Laser Guidance Systems
AD-A051 617/9CP

LASER OUTPUTS

Computed Mie Scattering Properties for Laser
Wavelengths in Various Atmospheric Media.
N76-14336/1CP

LASER RADIATION

Current Status of LLL Four-D Atmospheric

Propagation Code Effort

UCID-16827-2

Time-Dependent Propagation ot High Energy
Laser BEAMS Through the Atmosphere.
UCRL-51826

LASER VELOCIMETERS

Verification of Wind Measurement with Mobile
Laser Doppler System
AD-A047 252/2CP

A Study of the Applicability of Lasers to the Mea-
surement of Tornado Wind Speeds
AD-A052 636/8CP

LASERS

A Comparison of a Coaxial Focused Laser Dop-
pler System in Atmospheric Measurements
N73-30627/6CP

Computer Program Compatible with a Laser

Nephelometer

N75-28749/0CP

LIGHT SCATTERING

Monte Carlo Studies of Sky Radiation
AD-772 640/9CP

LIGHT TRANSMISSION

Research in the Area of Atmospheric Modeling:
High Resolution Atmospheric IR Transmittance
Prediction
AD-A017 026/6CP

Atmospheric Transmittance and Radiance:
Methods of Calculation
AD-A017 459/9CP

Statistics of Global IR Atmospheric Transmission
AD-A024 311/3CP

Predetection Compensated Imaging Theory
AD-A024 393/1 CP

Pulse Height Analyzer Interfacing and Computer
Programming in the Environmental Laser
Propagation Project
AD-A028 858/9CP

Atmospheric Transmission Modeling: Proposed
Aerosol Methodology with Application to the
Grafenwoehr Atmospheric Optics Data Base
AD-A035 765/7CP

HIDE Revised Wavelength Resolution Emission
and Transmission Model
AD-A042 624/7CP

Theoretical Aspects of the Determination of Parti-
cle-Size Distributions from Measurements of
Scattered Light Intensity
AD-721 089/CP

Computer Procedure for Calculating Time Depen-
dent Light Scattering in Spherical-Shell At-
mospheres
AD-722 713/CP

Computer Procedure for Calculating Time Depen-
dent Light Scattering in Plane Parallel At-
mospheres
AD-722 714/CP

Solumat: A Programme for Measuring the In-
fluence of the Atmosphere on Contrast Transfer
N76-31809/6CP

LIGHTNING

Atmospheric Electricity and Tethered Aerostats,
Volume I
AD-A034 847/4CP

Analysis and Calculation of Lightning-Induced
Voltages in Aircraft Electrical Circuits
N74-14754/7CP

LIGHTNING PROTECTION

Atmospheric Electricity and Tethered Aerostats,
Volume I
AD-A034 847/4CP

LIQUID WATER CONTENT ANALYZERS

Liquid Water Content Analyzer Instruction

Manual

AD-A043 322/7CP

LOW PASS FILTERS

Taer Wind Conversion Program (Tarwon) User's

Manual

N71-30149/CP

LOWER IONOSPHERE

The Effect of Large Scale Irregularities on the
Propagation of VLF Waves Through the Lower
Ionosphere with Special Reference to Auroral
Hiss.
N70-22824/CP

Fortran Programs for Calculating Lower Iono-
sphere Electron Densities and Collision Frequen-
cies from Rocket Data.
N70-42935/CP

LUMINANCE

Solumat A Programme for Measuring the In-
fluence of the Atmosphere on Contrast Transfer
N76-31809/6CP

MAGNETIC EFFECTS

Correlative Studies of the Solar Wind The Inter-
planetary Magnetic Field, and Their Effects on the
Geomagnetic Cavity Using Explorer 33 and 35
Data
N73-14808/CP

MAGNETIC STORMS

Mathematical-Model Programs
AD-760 117/CP

Design, Fabrication and Use of an Instrument for
Real-Time Determination of Polar Electrojet Posi-
tion and Current Parameters
AD-760 767/CP

MAGNETIC TAPES

Taer Wind Conversion Program (Tarwon) User's

Manual

N71-30149/CP

Users Network tor Applied Modeling ot Air Pollu-
tion (UNAMAP)
PB-229 771/1CP

SUBJECT INDEX

METEOROLOGICAL INSTRUMENTS

MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMICS

An Analytic Boundary for the MHD Magnetic Field

Equation

AD-773 913/9CP

MAGNETOSPHERE

Study of Hydromagnetic Wave Propagation in the
Magnetosphere: 1 Design and Fabrication of
Data Processing System 2. Mathematical Analysis
of Magnetospheric Models
AD-A003 394/4CP

Study of Hydromagnetic Wave Propagation in the

Magnetosphere

AD-A020 301 /8CP

Magnetospheric Magnetic Field Modeling
AD-A037 492/6CP

Trapped Radiation Studies Involving Plasma In-
stabilities and Radial Diffusion
AD-743 549/CP

Rocket and Satellite Experiments for the Mea-
surement of the Properties of Thermal and High
Energy Plasma
AD-755 390/CP

Stimulated Amplification of VLF and ULF Waves
in the Magnetosphere by Localized Injections of
Plasma Clouds and Particle Beams
AD-757 085/CP

Design, Fabrication and Use of an Instrument for
Real-Time Determination of Polar Electrojet Posi-
tion and Current Parameters
AD-760 767/CP

Theoretical Study and Calculation of Particle Flux
in the Stable Region of the Magnetosphere.
N70-29050/CP

A Ray Tracing Digital Computer Program for the
Study of Magnetospheric Duct Propagation.
N70-35774/CP

MAGNETOSPHERIC INSTABILITY

Lockheed Experiment on Ats-5 Quarterly Report,

1 Mar - 31 May 1970

N70-35689/CP

MANUALS

User's Manual for Single-Source (CRSTER) Model
PB-271 360/OCP

MARINE ATMOSPHERES

Simulation of Marine Advection Fog with the Cal-
span Advection Fog Model Using Prognostic
Equations for Turbulent Energy
AD-A027 380/5CP

An Experiment to Measure Laser Beam Wander
and Beam Spread in the Marine Boundary Layer
Near Shore
AD-775 027/6CP

Examination of Shipboard Measurements of the
Vertical Profiles of Mean Temperature, Humidity
and Wind Speed
AD-776 306/3CP

MARINE CLIMATOLOGY

A Climatology of Marine-Fog Frequencies for the
North Pacific Ocean Summer Fog Season
AD-A018 300/4CP

Ocean Climatology Extraction and Adjustment
Program tor the Mediterranean Program SOVEL
AD-A035 170/0CP

MARINE FOG

Statistical Diagnostic Modeling of Marine Fog
Using Model Output Parameters
AD-A042 059/6CP

MARINE METEOROLOGY

Statistical Diagnostic Modeling of Marine Fog
Using Model Output Parameters
AD-A042 059/6CP

MASS TRANSFER

A Direct Numerical Method for Predicting Con-
centration Profiles in a Turbulent Boundary Layer
over a Flat Plate
N72 26289/CP

MATHEMATICAL MODELS

An Examination of the Adequacy of the Three-
Species Air Chemistry Treatment for the Predic-
tion of Surface-Burst EMP
AD-A025 280/9CP

Chatanika Model of the High-Latitude Ionosphere
for Application to HF Propagation Prediction
AD A053 154/1CP

ATMOSPHERE Fluid-Dynamic Simulation Model
for Predicting Spreading Processes in the At-
mospheric Boundary Layer

ANl Trans-1103

Application of the Epaec Scavenging Model to
Calculalions lor Industrial Plumes
GNWL-SA-5117

Pathways of Trace Elements in the Environment
CONF-770210-3

The Inner Zone Electron Model AE-5
N74-20502/2CP

A Model for Simulating Random Atmospheres as
a Function of Latitude. Season, and Time
N77-31700/6CP

Comprehensive Atomospheric Transport and Dif-
fusion Model
ORNL/NSF/EATC-17

Users Network for Applied Modeling of Air Pollu-
tion (UNAMAP)
PB-229 771/1CP

Adaptation of Gaussian Plume Model to Incor-
porate Multiple Station Data Input Volume II. Ap-
pendices
PB-252 558/2CP

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data. Volume I
PB-256 651/1CP

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data. Volume II
PB-256 652/9CP

Cooling Tower Plume Model
PB-259 971/0CP

Transportation Systems and Regional Air Quality -
A Difkin Sensitivity Analysis
PB-268 329/0CP

STRAM - An Air Pollution Model Incorporating
Nonlinear Chemistry. Variable Trajectories, and
Plume Segment Diffusion
PB-270 778/4CP

User's Manual for Single-Source (CRSTER) Model
PB-271 360/OCP

Valley Model User's Guide
PB-274 054/6CP

Users' Manual for the APRAC-2 Emissions and
Diffusion Model
PB-275 459/6CP

Non-Divergent Wind Analysis Algorithm for the St
Louis RAPS (Regional Air Pollution Study) Net-
work
PB-276 582/4CP

Modeling of Transport in the Two-Dimensional
Atmospheric Transport and Kinetics Codes
SPHERNEW and TRACER
UCID-17203

Adpic: A Three-Dimensional Transport-Diffusion
Model for the Dispersal of Atmospheric Pollutants
and Its Validation Against Regional Tracer Stu-
dies
UCRL-76170

MEASUREMENT

Comparison Between Dual-Wavelength Radar
Estimates and Ground Measurements of
Precipitation
PB-265 727/8CP

MEASURING INSTRUMENTS

The What System A New Digitized Radiosonde
and Double Theodolite Balloon Tracking System
for Atmospheric Boundary Layer Investigations
CONF-731205-1

Investigation of Aerosol Characteristics and Their

Measurement

N76-17683/3CP

MEDITERRANEAN SEA

Ocean Climatology Extraction and Adjustment
Program for the Mediterranean Program SOVEL
AD-A035 170/OCP

MESOSPHERE

The Effects of Uncertainties in the Two-Body lon-

lon Recombination Coefficient Upon Computed

Ion Distributions in the Stratosphere and Meso-

sphere

AD-A038 263/OCP

Computer-Aided Estimates of the Rotational Tem-
peratures of 02 in the Mesosphere
AD-A040 915/1CP

Post Stabilization Ionization Level Predictions
Volume III of the Calendar Year 1975 Annual Re-
port to the Defense Nuclear Agency
AD-A043 178/3CP

Survey of Two-Body and Three-Body Reaction-
Rate Coefficients for the Ionized Stratosphere and
Mesosphere
AD-776 950/8CP

Detection and Analysis of Synoptic-Scale
Periodicities in Rocketsonde Data
AD-782 358/6CP

METEORITES

Analysis of Radiation and Meteoroid Satellite Data
N72-32833/CP

METEOROLOGICAL BALLOONS

Analysis of Stratospheric Balloon Programs
AD-722 076/CP

Investigation of Stability Characteristics of
Tethered Balloon Systems
AD-731 570/CP

Numerical Preprocessing of Rawinsonde Position

Vectors

AO-732 205/CP

Determination of Constant-Volume Balloon Capa-
bilities for Aeronautical Research.
N77-19715/0CP

Load Introduction into Pressurized Films
PB-252 385/0CP

METEOROLOGICAL CHARTS

Predicting Heavy Snowfall for Colorado Springs

Based on Computer Derived Synoptic Map Types

AD-718 422/CP

Map Typing Computer Programs

AD-766 929/4CP

Comparing Correlations between Weather Maps

with Similar Isobaric Configurations but Varying

Pressure Intensities

AD-775 361/9CP

Radiosonde Ascents Reaching High Altitudes -
Tripoli. Libya, 1951-1957 Part 1 - Work Report
N70-31479/CP

Description of Automatic Plotting Computer Pro-
grams Beschrijving van Het Programmapakket
T.B.V. Het Automatisch Plotten.
N78-23788/0CP

METEOROLOGICAL DATA

Feasibility Study of a Quadrilateralized Spherical

Cube Earth Data Base

AO-A010 232/7CP

Development and Application of Data Processing

Techniques and Analytic Procedures to Cloud

Physics Data

AD-A018 662/7CP

A Microprogrammable Data Acquisition and Con-
trol System (MIDAS HA) with Application to Mean
Meteorological Data
AD-A032 377/4CP

Evaluation ot the FIB Methodology for Application
to Cloud Motion Wind Data
AD-A053 620/1 CP

Algorithms tor Generating a Skew-T, log p Dia-
gram and Computing Selected Meteorological
Quantities
AD-769 739/4CP

Development of Digital Enhancement Techniques
Applicable to Direct Read-Out (APT) Meteorologi-
cal Satellite Images
AD-774 524/3CP

IRIG Standards for Range Meteorological Data

Reduction Part I. Rawinsonde

AD-782 685/2CP

IRIG Standards for Range Meteorological Data

Reduction Part II Rocketsonde

AD-782 686/0CP

Papers on Operational Objective Analysis
Schemes at the National Severe Storms Forecast
Center
COM-71-00136/CP

Rawinsonde Observation and Processing
Techniques at the National Severe Storms
Laboratory
COM-71-00707/CP

Computer Subroutine for Presenting Meterologi-
cal Flight Data on the Printer (CURVPT)
COM-71-50082/CP

A Note on a Gamma Distribution Computer Pro-
gram and Graph Paper
COM-73-11401/9CP

An Objective Analysis Technique for the Regional
Air Pollution Study Part I
PB-266 255/9CP

METEOROLOGICAL INSTRUMENTS

Turbulence Characterization and Control
AD-A027 155/1CP

A Data Reduction Computer Program tor the
AFCRL Triaxial Accelerometer Inflated Falling
Sphere Atmospheric Density Measuring System
AD-705 566/CP

Microwave Radiometry Applications Study.
Volume I
AD-915 570/6CP

Microwave Radiometry Applications Study.
Volume II Appendices
AD-915 571/4CP

SUBJECT INDEX

Meteorological Data Acquisition System. Func-
tional Description and General Characteristics of
the Different Components.
N76-24843/4CP

Microcomputer-Controlled

Sounder

PB-268 033/8CP

Acoustic

Echo

METEOROLOGICAL PARAMETERS

Fourier Analysis of Weather and Wave Data from
Holland. Michigan. July 1970
AD-723 602/CP

Numerical Filtering Techniques for the Time-Se-
ries Analysis of Oceanographic and Meteorologi-
cal Data
AD-723 864/CP

Data Reduction Program for Rocketsonde Tem-
peratures
AD-724 599/CP

Numerical Approximations of Selected

Meteorologicl Parameters Related to Cloud
Physics
AD-757 623/CP

Statistical Evaluation of Measured Data Obtained
at the Meteorological Station of the Munich
Research Reactor
N70-26323/CP

Radiosonde Ascents Reaching High Altitudes -
Tripoli, Libya. 1951-1957. Part 1 - Work Report
N70-31479/CP

Brazilian Participation in the Exarnetnet.
N74-19237/8CP

Four-D Global Reference Atmosphere Technical

Description. Part 1.

N74-33021/8CP

Four-D Global Reference Atmosphere Users
Manual and Programmers Manual, Part 2.
N74-33022/6CP

Reduction and Error Analysis of the AVE 2 Pilot

Experiment Data.

N75-12531/0CP

Manual for the Computer Program of the Gaus-
sian Plume Model Handleiding voor Het Compu-
terprogramma van Het Gaussische Pluimmodel
N76-19598/1CP

The Global Reference Atmospheric Model. MOD 2
(With Two Scale Perturbation Model).
N77-20660/5CP

Atmospheric and Oceanographic Information
Processing System (Aoips) System Description.
N77-31012/6CP

METEOROLOGICAL PHENOMENA

Theoretical and Numerical Studies of the Upper

Atmosphere using Satellite and Rocket Measur-

ments

AD-A022 677/9CP

Optimal Control of Sulfur Dioxide Emissions at
Power Stations: Models and a Case Study
AD-775 392/4CP

METEOROLOGICAL RADAR

Weather Radar Processor and Display Radar In-
terface Adapter Volume I
AD-A041 195/9CP

Weather Radar Processor and Display Radar In-
terface Adapter Volume II
AD-A041 196/7CP

Application of Doppler Weather Radar to Turbu-
lence Measurements Which Affect Aircraft
AD-A048 603/5CP

The Stanford Meteor-Trails Radar Mark II
AD-709 673/CP

Pulse Pair Estimation of Doppler Spectrum

Parameters

AD-744 094/CP

Digitizing, Recording, and Computer Processing
Weather Radar Data at the Experimental
Meteorology Laboratory
COM-74-11464/6CP

METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES

A Cloud Advection Model
AD-A020 045/1CP

A Digital Data Acquisition Interface for the SMS
Direct Readout Ground Station - Concept and
Preliminary Design
AD-A022 317/2CP

Theoretical and Numerical Studies of the Upper

Atmosphere using Satellite and Rocket Measur-

ments

AD-A022 677/9CP

Development of Techniques for the Operational
Use of ITOS Satellite Data by the Fleet
AD-726 304/CP

Development of Digital Enhancement Techniques
Applicable to Direct Read-Out (APT) Meteorologi-
cal Satellite Images
AD-774 524/3CP

Microwave Radiometry Applications Study
Volume I
AD-915 570/6CP

Microwave Radiometry Applications Study.
Volume II. Appendices
AD-915 571/4CP

Mapping of Geostationary Satellite Pictures: An
Operational Experiment.
PB-191 189/CP

METEOROLOGY

Development of Numerical Techniques and Com-
puter Systems for Climatological, Ionospheric and
Microwave Physics Applications
AD-A022 975/7CP

The What System: A New Digitized Radiosonde
and Double Theodolite Balloon Tracking System
for Atmospheric Boundary Layer Investigations
CONF-731205-1

Time Domain Data Extraction. Radio Altimetry,
and Application of Ats Data Quarterly Report, 1
Apr. - 30 Jun. 1971
N71-33870/CP

Automatic Digital Acquisition System for

Meteorological Data.

SAND-75-0321

METEORS

Study of Meteor Wind Measurement Techniques.
Volume II.
AD-709 233/CP

The Stanford Meteor-Trails Radar Mark II.
AD-709 673/CP

Computer Processing of Data from the
UNH/AFCRL Meteor Trails Radar
AD-718 105/CP

METEROLOGICAL RADAR

M-33 Radar Modifications at Snyder. Texas
PB-263 580/3CP

MEXICO GULF

Calculated and Observed Changes in Sea Surface
Temperature Associated with Hurricane Passage.
AD-713 052/CP

1973 Variations of Hurricane Heat Potential in the
Philippine Sea and the Gulf of Mexico
AD-777 971/3CP

MICROBAROMETRIC WAVES

Theoretical Prediction of Acoustic-Gravity Pres-
sure Waveforms Generated by Large Explosions
in the Atmosphere.
AD-707 122/CP

Microbarograph Studies.
AD-707 875/CP

Infrasonic Data Reduction
AD-748 283/CP

Generation and Propagation of Infrasonic Waves
AD-766 472/5CP

MICROCOMPUTERS

A Microprocessor-Based Communications Infor-
mation System
AD-A013 624/2CP

A Microprogrammable Data Acquisition and Con-
trol System (MIDAS IIA) with Application to Mean
Meteorological Data
AD-A032 377/4CP

MICRODENSITOMETERS

Eso Bulletin No. 12.
N76-12912/1CP

MICROMETEOROLOGY

Computer Program for Plotting Time Dependent
Data with Instruction and Examples.
PB-191 870/CP

Controlling Solar Light and Heat in a Forest by
Managing Shadow Sources
PB-270 534/1CP

MICROPROCESSORS

A Microprocessor-Based Communications Infor-
mation System
AD-A013 624/2CP

MICROWAVE SPECTROSCOPY

The Calculation of Millimeter and Submillimeter
Wave Absorption Line Parameters for the Molecu-
lar Oxygen Isotopes: (16)02, (16)0(18)0, and
(18)02
AD-A017 397/1 CP

MICROWAVES

Development of Numerical Techniques and Com-
puter Systems for Climatological, Ionospheric and
Microwave Physics Applications
AD-A022 975/7CP

MIE SCATTERING

Asymptotic Properties of the Mie Coefficients
AD-A023 078/9CP

Computed Mie Scattering Properties for Laser
Wavelengths in Various Atmospheric Media.
N76-14336/1CP

MILLIMETER WAVES

A Study of Millimeter and Submillimeter Wave At-
tenuation and Dispersion in the Earth's At-
mosphere
AD-A015 544/OCP

MINICOMPUTERS

Study of Hydromagnetic Wave Propagation in the
Magnetosphere: 1. Design and Fabrication of
Data Processing System. 2. Mathematical Analysis
of Magnetospheric Models
AD-A003 394/4CP

Study of Hydromagnetic Wave Propagation in the

Magnetosphere

AD-A020 301 /8CP

Weather Radar Processor and Display Radar In-
terface Adapter Volume I
AD-A041 195/9CP

Weather Radar Processor and Display Radar In-
terface Adapter. Volume II
AD-A041 196/7CP

MISSION PLANNING

A UNIVAC 1108 Computer Program for Use with
Worldwide Cloud Cover Distribution Data
N72-16144/CP

Studies in the Use of Cloud Type Statistics in

Mission Simulation.

N74-30053/4CP

MODEL-SIMULATION

Valley Model Computer Program

PB-275 700/3CP

Single Source (CRSTER) Model Computer Pro-

MODELS-SIMULATION

User's Network for Applied Modeling of Air Pollu-
tion (UNAMAP) Version 2
PB-240 273/3CP

Climatological Dispersion Model OC (CDMQC)
Computer Program
PB-276 516/2CP

MOISTURE CONTENT

Liquid Water Content Analyzer Instruction

Manual

AD-A043 322/7CP

MOLECULAR IONS

Negative Molecular Ions
AD-A045 725/9CP
MOLECULAR ROTATION

Computer-Aided Estimates of the Rotational Tem-
peratures of 02 in the Mesosphere
AD-A040 915/1 CP

MONITORING

Operational Aspects of Project Metromex: An In-
advertent Weather Modification Study
COO-1199-45

MONTE CARLO METHOD

A Model for Simulating Random Atmospheres as
a Function of Latitude. Season, and Time
N77-31700/6CP

MOORING

Investigation of Stability Characteristics of
Tethered Balloon Systems
AD-731 570/CP

MOUNTAINS

Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale Interac-
tions on Global Climate. Volume I. Orographic Ef-
fects on Global Climate
AD-A007 034/2CP

Meso-Scale and Small-Scale Interactions on
Global Climate Volume II. Radiation Transport Ef-
fects on Global Climate
AD-A007 035/9CP

SUBJECT INDEX

OVER THE HORIZON DETECTION

Methods for Estimating Areal Precipitation in
Mountainous Areas
PB-276 140/1CP

NATURAL DISASTERS

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of
Buildings. Volume I: Technical Report
PB-261 144/0CP

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of

Buildings. Volume II: Computer Program Users

Manual

PB-261 145/7CP

NAVAL OPERATIONS

A Microprocessor-Based Communications Infor-
mation System
AD-A013 624/2CP

NAVAL VESSELS (SUPPORT)

Development of Techniques for the Operational
Use of ITOS Satellite Data by the Fleet
AD-726 304/CP

NAVIGATION SATELLITES

Atmospheric Density Determination from Analysis
of Doppler Beacon Satellite Data
AD-A012 195/4CP

NAVIGATIONAL AIDS

Statistical Analysis of NOAA Solar/Weather Tapes
Program Summary
AD-A047 357/9CP

NEPHELOMETERS

Computer Program Compatible with a Laser

Nephelometer.

N75-28749/0CP

NIKE-APACHE ROCKET VEHICLE

Fortran Programs for Calculating Lower Iono-
sphere Electron Densities and Collision Frequen-
cies from Rocket Data.
N70-42935/CP

NITRIC OXIDE

The Production of Nitric Oxide in the Tropo-
sphere as a Result of Solid-Rocket-Motor After-
burning.
N76-20180/5CP

NITROGEN OXIOES

Design of the Sulfate Regional Experiment
(SURE). Volume III: Appendices
PB-251 703/5CP

Evaluation of a Short Term Oxidant Control

Strategy

PB-271 643/9CP

NOISE POLLUTION

Atmospheric-Absorption Adjustment Procedure
for Aircraft Flyover Noise Measurements
AD-A051 700/3CP

NONLINEAR OPTICS

SSPARAMA: A Nonlinear, Wave Optics Multipulse
(and CW) Steady-State Propagation Code with
Adaptive Coordinates
AD-A037 395/1CP

NORTH CAROLINA

Precipitation Variability Over North Carolina
PB-225 123/9CP

NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN

Further Development of a 3-7 Day Typhoon

Analog Forecast Model for the Western North

Pacific

AD-A012 369/5CP

A Climatology of Marine-Fog Frequencies for the
North Pacific Ocean Summer Fog Season
AD-A018 300/4CP

NOSE CONES

Computations of Non-Reacting and Reacting
Viscous Blunt Body Flows. Volume 1
N73-20309/CP

NUCLEAR EXPLOSION DAMAGE

Computational Techniques for the Study of In-
frasound Propagation in the Atmosphere
AD-A024 951 /6CP

NUCLEAR EXPLOSION EFFECTS

Analytic and Numerical Chemistry Algorithms for
the WORRY Code WORRY Document No. 2
AD-A012 002/2CP

NUCLEAR EXPLOSION SIMULATION

The ROSCOE Manual Volume 14A. Ambient At-
mosphere (Major and Minor Neutral Species and
Ionosphere)
AD-A048 013/7CP

The ROSCOE Manual Volume 10 Models of Ion
Leak and Loss Cone Patches
AD-A048 014/5CP

Auroral Simulation Effects
AD A049 066/4CP

NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS

An Examination of the Adequacy of the Three-
Species Air Chemistry Treatment for the Predic-
tion of Surface-Burst EMP
AD-A025 280/9CP

The ROSCOE Manual. Volume 16. High-Altitude
Neutral-Particle Motion
AD-A043 546/1 CP

The ROSCOE Manual. Volume 17. High-Altitude
Debris-Energy Deposition
AD-A043 547/9CP

Theoretical Prediction of Acoustic-Gravity Pres-
sure Waveforms Generated by Large Explosions
in the Atmosphere.
AD-707 122/CP

Monte Carlo Calculations of the Scattering of 450.
550. and 650 NM Wavelength Light in Model At-
mospheres for Point Isotropic Sources
AD-731 723/CP

WEPH V Code Modifications for HF Propagation
and System Performance Modeling
AD-770 053/7CP

An Analytic Boundary for the MHD Magnetic Field

Equation

AD-773 913/9CP

Modeling of Optical IR Backgrounds
AD-774 751 /2CP

Propagated EMP from Tangent and Buried Bursts
AD-783 246/2CP

Equation of State of the Air for Pressures Up to
1000 Bar and Temperatures Up to 3000 K . Equa-
tion Detat de Lair pour Une Pression Inferieure a
1000 Bar et Une Temperature Inferieure a 3000 K
N72-24972/CP

NUCLEAR FIREBALL

Chemistry of Atmospheric Deionization Outside
Intermediate-Altitude Fireballs. II. 15-. 20-, and 25-
km Altitude
AD-A029 890/1 CP

NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS

A Program for Evaluating Atmospheric Dispersion
from a Nuclear Power Station
COM-74-11336/6CP

Global Contamination of the Atmosphere by Kryp-
ton-85 from Worldwide Nuclear Power Plants and
the Radiation Danger
JPRS-53174

NUCLEAR WEAPON DEBRIS

Post Stabilization Ionization Level Predictions.
Volume III of the Calendar Year 1975 Annual Re-
port to the Defense Nuclear Agency
AD-A043 178/3CP

NUCLEAR WEAPONS

Rainout Assessment: The ACRA System and Sum-
maries of Simulation Results
LA-6763

NUCLEATION

The Kinetics of Evolution of Water Vapor Clusters

in Air

AD-A025 675/0CP

NUMERICAL ANALYSIS

A Cloud Advection Model
AD-A020 045/1 CP

A Generalized Version of the Fields by Informa-
tion Blending (FIB) Technique
AD-A021 638/2CP

A Direct Numerical Method for Predicting Con-
centration Profiles in a Turbulent Boundary Layer
over a Flat Plate
N72-26289/CP

NUMERICAL INTEGRATION

Description and Comparison of the K Method for
Performing Numerical Integration of Stiff Ordinary
Differential Equations
AD-A003 855/4CP

Efficient FORTRAN Subprograms for the Solution
of Elliptic Partial Differential Equations
PB-263 498/8CP

NUMERICAL SOLUTION

Applications of Episode An Experimental
Package for the Integration of Systems of Ordina-
ry Differential Equations
UCRL-75868

NUMERICAL WEATHER FORECASTING

Application of a Finite Element Method to the
Barotropic Primitive Equations
AD-A019 494/4CP

A Generalized Version of the Fields by Informa-
tion Blending (FIB) Technique
AD-A021 638/2CP

A Three-Parameter Model for Limited Area

Forecasting

AD-777 406/OCP

Numerical Weather Prediction in Finland During

1969

N72-28639/CP

OBJECTIVE WEATHER FORECASTING

Objective Analysis Technique in Sigma Coor-
dinates
AD-A021 213/4CP

OCEAN CURRENTS

A Numerical Study of an Idealized Ocean Using
Non Linear Lateral Eddy Viscosity Coefficients
AD-A009 973/9CP

OCEAN MODELS

Programming and the Climate Dynamics Project
AD-A019 344/1 CP

OCEAN SURFACE

A Numerical Study of an Idealized Ocean Using
Non Linear Lateral Eddy Viscosity Coefficients
AD-A009 973/9CP

1973 Variations of Hurricane Heat Potential in the
Philippine Sea and the Gulf of Mexico
AD-777 971/3CP

Infrared Sea and Sky Background Radiation.
N77-24935/7CP

OCEAN WAVES

Storm Surge on the Open Coast Fundamentals
and Simplified Prediction
AD-728 128/CP

OCEANOGRAPHIC DATA

Numerical Filtering Techniques for the Time-Se-
ries Analysis of Oceanographic and Meteorologi-
cal Data
AD-723 864/CP

OCEANOGRAPHIC PARAMETERS

Atmospheric and Oceanographic Information
Processing System (Aoips) System Description
N77-31012/6CP

OGO-D

OGO-F-02 Data Analysis
N73-13376/CP
OKLAHOMA

A Mesoscale Investigation of Convective Activity
AD-721 242/CP

OPERATIONAL HAZARDS

Nasa/Msfc Multilayer Diffusion Models and Com-
puter Program for Operational Prediction of Toxic
Fuel Hazards
N73-28050/5CP

OPTICAL DATA PROCESSING

Solumat: A Programme for Measuring the In-
fluence of the Atmosphere on Contrast Transfer.
N76-31809/6CP

Atmospheric and Oceanographic Information
Processing System (Aoips) System Description
N77-31012/6CP

OPTICAL DETECTION

Predetection Compensated Imaging Theory
AO-A024 393/1 CP
OPTICAL IMAGES

Predetection Compensated Imaging Theory
AD-A024 393/1 CP

OPTICAL MEASURING INSTRUMENTS

A Stellar Scintillometer for Measurement of
Refractive-Turbulence Profiles
PB-257 376/4CP

Stellar Scintillometer Model II for Measurement of
Refractive-Turbulence Profiles
PB-273 921/7CP

ORBITS

A Gravitational Potential for Atmospheric Earth
Tides Caused by the Moon
AD-A038 155/8CP

ORGANIC COMPOUNDS

Precipitation Scavenging of Organic Contami-
nants
AD-779 551/1CP

ORGOP

Meteorological Effects of the Cooling Towers at
the Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant li Predic-
tions of Fog Occurrence and Drift Deposition.
TID-26686-P2

OVER THE HORIZON DETECTION

WINDVEL2: A Program for Plotting Wind Velocity
as Determined by OTH Radar
AD-A002 954/6CP

SUBJECT INDEX

OVERFLIGHT

Atmospheric-Absorption Adjustment Procedure
for Aircraft Flyover Noise Measurements
AD-A051 700/3CP
OXIDIZERS

Evaluation of a Short Term Oxidant Control

Strategy

PB-271 643/9CP

OXYGEN

The Calculation of Millimeter and Submillimeter
Wave Absorption Line Parameters for the Molecu-
lar Oxygen Isotopes: (16)02, (16)0(18)0, and
(18)02
AD-A017 397/1CP

Computer-Aided Estimates of the Rotational Tem-
peratures of 02 in the Mesosphere
AD-A040 915/1CP

OXYGEN ISTOPES

The Calculation of Millimeter and Submillimeter
Wave Absorption Line Parameters for the Molecu-
lar Oxygen Isotopes: (16)02, (16)0(18)0. and
(18)02
AD-A017 397/1CP

OZONE

Software Development Stratosphere Modeling
N78-21692/6CP

User S Guide to the Nimbus-4 Backscatter Ul-
traviolet Experiment Data Sets.
N78-21694/2CP

The Relation of Oxidant Levels to Presursor Emis-
sions and Meteorological Features Volume III
Appendices (Analytical Methods and Supplemen-
tary Data)
PB-275 327/5CP

OZONOMETRY

Program for Electronic Evaluation of Radiosonde

Ascents

N70-29112/CP

Monte Carlo Analysis of Uncertainty Propagation
in a Stratospheric Model 1 : Development of a
Concise Stratospheric Model.
N77-29673/9CP

PACIFIC OCEAN

Hurricane Heat Potential of the North Atlantic and
North Pacific Oceans
AD-751 590/CP

PARTICLE SIZE

Determination of the Particle Size Distribution of
an Aerosol Using a Diffusion Battery.
CEA-R-4549

PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION

Investigation of Aerosol Characteristics and Their

Measurement

N76-17683/3CP

PARTICLE TRAJECTORIES

A Study of Charged Particle Motion in a Free Vor-
tex Flowfield
AD-749 285/CP

PATH OF POLLUTANTS

Pathways of Trace Elements in the Environment
CONF-770210-3

PEAKS COMPUTER PROGRAM

Computer Software for the Assessment of Growth
Histories of Weather Radar Echoes
PB-268 753/1CP

PERTURBATION

Monte Carlo Analysis of Uncertainty Propagation
in a Stratospheric Model 1 : Development of a
Concise Stratospheric Model.
N77-29673/9CP

PESTICIDES

Some Environmental Measurement of the Vertical
Spread of Pollutants from Low-Level Sources
N77-21734/7CP

PHASE STUDIES

An Iterative Method for Saturation Adjustment
AD-750 083/CP

PHILIPPINE SEA

1973 Variations of Hurricane Heat Potential in the
Philippine Sea and the Gulf of Mexico
AD-777 971/3CP

PHOTOCHEMISTRY

Formulation of Diurnal D Region Models Using a
Photochemical Computer Code and Current
Reaction Rates
AD-766 525/OCP

PHOTODISSOCIATION

The Atmospheric Sciences Laboratory Photodis-
sociation-Radiation Model of the Middle At-
mosphere - A Users Manual
AD-A043 786/3CP

PHOTOGRAMMETRY

A Study of Cloud Dynamics Utilizing Stereoscopic
Photogrammetry
AD-733 284/CP
PHOTOIONIZATION

Photo-Equilibrium of Barium
AD-739 166/CP

PHOTOMETRY

Automatic Real-Time Extinction Measurement
AD-A046 484/2CP

PLANETARY BOUNOARY LAYER

Modeling the Planetary Boundary Layer Using the

Galerkin Finite-Element Method

UCRL-78120

PLASMA MEDIUM

Trapped Radiation Studies Involving Plasma In-
stabilities and Radial Diffusion
AD-743 549/CP

PLASMA SHEATHS

Analysis of Low Energy Electrons
N73-31638/2CP

PLASMAPAUSE

Studies of the Structure of the Plasmasphere as
Seen by Radiosounder Measurements Aboard the
Alovetti-Satellite.
N74-20467/8CP

PLOTTERS

Computer Program for Plotting Time Dependent
Data with Instruction and Examples.
PB-191 870/CP

PLOTTING

Description of Automatic Plotting Computer Pro-
grams Beschrijving van Het Programmapakket
T.B.V. Het Automatisch Plotten.
N78-23788/0CP

PLUME DETECTION

A Feasibility Study for the Application of K-Band

Radar in the Investigation of Cooling Tower

Plumes

PB-275 380/4CP

PLUMES

Evaluation of Emission Control Strategies for Sul-
fur Dioxide and Particulates in the Chicago
Metropolitan Air Quality Control Region
ANL-IIPP-2

ATMOSPHERE Fluid-Dynamic Simulation Model
for Predicting Spreading Processes in the At-
mospheric Boundary Layer
ANL-Trans-1103

Cartographic Forecasts of Short-Term Air Pollu-
tion Averages
CEA-R-4837

Monte Carlo Simulation of Turbulent Atmospheric
Transport: Comparison with Experimental Data
CONF-771 109-58

Comprehensive Atomospheric Transport and Dif-
fusion Model.
ORNL/NSF/EATC-17

SULCAL: A Model of Sulfur Chemistry in a Plume
ORNL/NSF/EATC-21

Oak Ridge Fog and Drift Code (ORFAD) Users

Manual

ORNL/TM-5201

Potential Environmental Modifications Produced
by Large Evaporative Cooling Towers
PB-210 702/7CP

Cooling Tower Plume Model
PB-259 971/OCP

Meteorological Effects of the Cooling Towers at
the Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant, li. Predic-
tions of Fog Occurrence and Drift Deposition
TID-26686-P2

CPS: A Continuous-Point-Source Computer Code
for Plume Dispersion and Deposition Calculations
UCRL-52049

POISSON DENSITY FUNCTIONS

Use of the Negative Binomial-Truncated Poisson
Distribution in Thunderstorm Prediction
N72-14641/CP

POLAR CAP ABSORPTION

The Calculation of Riometer Absorption and an
Approximation Connection between Riometer Ab-
sorption and Solar Proton Fluxes during
Nighttime PCA Events
AD-A019 656/8CP

POLAR REGIONS

Ionospheric Effects Induced by Precipitating Au-
roral Electrons. HAES Report No. 14
AD-A016 673/6CP

POLLUTION MONITORING

Use of Lars System for the Quantitative Deter-
mination of Smoke Plume Lateral Diffusion Coef-
ficients from ERTS Images of Virginia.
N76-24681/8CP

POLYETHYLENE PLASTICS

A Compendium of the Mechanical Properties of
Polyethylene Balloon Films
AD-746 678/CP

POLYMERIC FILMS

A Compendium of the Mechanical Properties of
Polyethylene Balloon Films
AD-746 678/CP

POWER SUPPLIES

Statistical Analysis of NOAA Solar/Weather Tapes.
Program Summary
AD-A047 357/9CP

PRECIPITATION (METEOROLOGY)

Model of Precipitation and Vertical Air Currents
COM-71-00911/CP

A Note on a Gamma Distribution Computer Pro-
gram and Graph Paper
COM-73-11401/9CP

Precipitation Variability Over North Carolina
PB-225 123/9CP

Methodological Approaches in Hawaiian Fog

Research

PB-243 508/9CP

Estimation of Areal Average Precipitation Using
Different Network Densities and Averaging
Techniques
PB-264 243/7CP

Comparison Between Dual-Wavelength Radar
Estimates and Ground Measurements of
Precipitation
PB-265 727/8CP

Methods for Estimating Areal Precipitation in
Mountainous Areas
PB-276 14071CP

PRECIPITATION SCAVENGING

Rainout Assessment: The ACRA System and Sum-
maries of Simulation Results
LA-6763

PRECIPITATION WASHOUT

Precipitation Scavenging of Organic Contami-
nants
AD-779 551/1CP

Natural Precipitation Washout of Sulfur Com-
pounds from Plumes
PB-232 445/7CP

PROBES (ELECTROMAGNETIC)

Moment Method Solutions for the Impedance of
Asymmetrically Driven RF Probes in the Colli-
sional Ionospheric Magnetoplasma
AD-A006 200/OCP

PROGRAMMING (COMPUTERS)

Analysis of Stratospheric Balloon Programs
AD-722 076/CP

Comparisons of Radar Refraction Correction
Computer Programs at Selected Test Ranges
AD-762 383/CP

Map Typing Computer Programs
AD-766 929/4CP

PROGRAMMING MANUALS

The Atmospheric Sciences Laboratory Photodis-
sociation-Radiation Model of the Middle At-
mosphere - A Users Manual
AD-A043 786/3CP

PROTON FLUX DENSITY

Program Eldose for Calculating the Distribution
of Absorbed Doses in Space Environment and
Charged Particle Acceleration Thin Films (Protons
and Electrons)
N71-25669/CP

Ap-8 Trapped Proton Environment for Solar Max-
imum and Solar Minimum.
N77-18983/5CP

PROTONS

Solar Cycle Variations of Geomagnetically
Trapped Radiation
AD-774 043/4CP

PULSE HEIGHT ANALYZERS

Pulse Height Analyzer Interfacing and Computer
Programming in the Environmental Laser
Propagation Project
AD-A028 858/9CP

PULSED LASERS

A Study of the Applicability of Lasers to the Mea-
surement of Tornado Wind Speeds
AD-A052 636/8CP

SUBJECT INDEX

RAY TRACING

Experimental Pulsed Laser, Remote Crosswind
Measurement System -- Feasibility Study and
Design

AD-786 647/8CP
PWR TYPE REACTORS

Tutank; A Two-Dimensional Neutron Kinetics

Code.

AEEW-R-1002

RADAR CROSS SECTIONS

Computer Software for the Assessment of Growth
Histories of Weather Radar Echoes
PB-268 753/1CP

RADAR DETECTION

A Feasibility Study for the Application of K-Band

Radar in the Investigation of Cooling Tower

Plumes

PB-275 380/4CP

RADAR ECHOES

Computer Software for Rainfall Analyses and
Echo Tracking of Digitized Radar Data
COM-74-11253/3CP

RADAR IMAGERY

All-Weather Ice Information System for Alaskan

Arctic Coastal Shipping.

N77-21788/3CP

RADAR METEOROLOGY

Parameterization of Weather Radar Data for Use
in the Prediction of Storm Motion and Develop-
ment
AD-A052 535/2CP

RADAR PULSES

Chatanika Model of the High-Latitude Ionosphere
for Application to HF Propagation Prediction
AD-A053 154/1CP

RADAR REFLECTIONS

Pulse Pair Estimation of Doppler Spectrum

Parameters

AD-744 094/CP

RADAR TRACKING

Taer Wind Conversion Program (Tarwon) User's

Manual

N71-30149/CP

RADIANCE

Monochromatic Transmittance/Radiance Compu-
tations
AD-A003 755/6CP

RADIATION ABSORPTION

Extinction of a Tangential Ray. by Ray Tracing

Through the Atmosphere

N70-36971/CP

RADIATION AND METEOROID SATELLITE

Analysis of Radiation and Meteoroid Satellite Data
N72-32833/CP

RADIATION ATTENUATION

A Study of Millimeter and Submillimeter Wave At-
tenuation and Dispersion in the Earth's At-
mosphere
AD-A015 544/OCP

RADIATION BELTS

Theoretical Study and Calculation of Particle Flux
in the Stable Region of the Magnetosphere
N70-29050/CP

RADIATION DOSAGE

Program Eldose for Calculating the Distribution
of Absorbed Doses in Space Environment and
Charged Particle Acceleration Thin Films (Protons
and Electrons)
N71-25669/CP

RADIATION EFFECTS

Investigation of Ionospheric Disturbances
AD-A043 965/3CP

RADIATION HAZARDS

The ROSCOE Manual Volume 17. High-Altitude
Debris-Energy Deposition
AD-A043 547/9CP

RADIATIVE TRANSFER

Heat Budget Parameterization for the FNWC
Primitive Equation Model Using Data for 16
January 1974
AD-A009 977/OCP

Atmospheric Transmittance and Radiance:
Methods of Calculation
AD-A017 459/9CP

The Delta-Eddington Approximation for a Verti-
cally Inhomogeneous Atmosphere
PB-270 618/2CP

RADIO ALTIMETERS

Time Domain Data Extraction, Radio Altimetry.
and Application of Ats Data Quarterly Report, 1
Apr. - 30 Jun. 1971
N71-33870/CP

RADIO ASTRONOMY

Development of Numerical Techniques and Com-
puter Systems for Climatological, Ionospheric and
Microwave Physics Applications
AD-A022 975/7CP

RADIO TRACKING

Central Pacific VLF Signal Survey and Omega
Wind Error Predictions
PB-267 413/3CP

RADIO TRANSMISSION

Propagation Predictions and Studies Using a Ray
Tracing Program Combined with a Theoretical
Ionospheric Model
AD-A007 495/5CP

Modeling of Transionospheric Radio Propagation
AD-A038 132/7CP

Techniques of Determining Ionospheric Structure
from Oblique Radio Propagation Measurements
AD-A038 299/4CP

Stimulated Amplification of VLF and ULF Waves
in the Magnetosphere by Localized Injections of
Plasma Clouds and Particle Beams
AD-757 085/CP

RADIOACTIVE AEROSOLS

Rainout Assessment: The ACRA System and Sum-
maries of Simulation Results
LA-6763

RADIOACTIVE CLOUDS

Rainout Assessment The ACRA System and Sum-
maries of Simulation Results
LA-6763

RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINANTS

Global Contamination of the Atmosphere by Kryp-
ton-85 from Worldwide Nuclear Power Plants and
the Radiation Danger
JPRS-53174

RADIOACTIVE EFFLUENTS

CPS: A Continuous-Point-Source Computer Code
for Plume Dispersion and Deposition Calculations
UCRL-52049

RADIOFREOUENCY INTERFERENCE

Post Stabilization Ionization Level Predictions.
Volume III of the Calendar Year 1975 Annual Re-
port to the Defense Nuclear Agency
AD-A043 178/3CP

RADIOFREOUENCY SPECTROSCOPY

The Calculation of Millimeter and Submillimeter
Wave Absorption Line Parameters for the Molecu-
lar Oxygen Isotopes (16)02, (16)0(18)0, and
(18)02
AD-A017 397/1CP

RADIOMETERS

Remote Infrared Atmospheric Profiling System

(RIAPS)

AD-A018 562/9CP

Microwave Radiometry Applications Study.
Volume I
AD-915 570/6CP

Microwave Radiometry Applications Study.
Volume II. Appendices
AD-915 571/4CP

Atmospheric Transmittance Models for Infrared
Radiometric Measurements
COM-74-11295/4CP

Techniques for Computing Regional Radiant
Emittances of the Earth-Atmosphere System from
Observations by Wide-Angle Satellite Radiome-
ters, Phase 3
N77-20659/7CP

RADIOSONDES

Development of a Real-Time Rocketsonde and a
Real-Time Radiosonde Computer Program
AD-A053 608/6CP

IRIG Standards for Range Meteorological Data
Redaction Part I Rawinsonde
AD-782 685/2CP

IRIG Standards for Range Meteorological Data
Reduction. Part II. Rocketsonde
AD-782 686/OCP

Rawinsonde Observation and Processing
Techniques at the National Severe Storms
Laboratory
COM-71-00707/CP

Program for Electronic Evaluation of Radiosonde

Ascents.

N70-29112/CP

Radiosonde Ascents Reaching High Altitudes -
Tripoli. Libya, 1951-1957. Part 1 - Work Report.
N70-31479/CP

Studies of the Structure of the Plasmasphere as

Seen by Radiosounder Measurements Aboard the

Alovetti-Satellite.

N74-20467/8CP

Central Pacific VLF Signal Survey and Omega

Wind Error Predictions

PB-267 413/3CP

RAIN GAGES

Development of an Experimental

Hydrometeorological Data Collection Network
PB-270 265/2CP

RAINDROPS

Raindrop Size Distributions and Z-R Relation-
ships Measured on the NOAA DC-6 and the Ship
RESEARCHER within the GATE B-Scale Array
PB-269 659/9CP

RAINFALL

Computer Software for Rainfall Analyses and
Echo Tracking of Digitized Radar Data
COM-74-11253/3CP

Digitizing, Recording, and Computer Processing
Weather Radar Data at the Experimental
Meteorology Laboratory
COM-74-11464/6CP

Rainfall-Runoff as Spatial Stochastic Processes:
Data Collection and Synthesis
COM-75-11395/1CP

A Program for Calculating Thiessen Average

Rainfall

PB-211 232/CP

Estimated Rainfall for Drainage Calculations in
the United Kingdom
PB-226 513/OCP

Some Statistical Analyses of Hawaiian Rainfall
PB-233 674/1 CP

A Stochastic Rainfall Model and Statistical Analy-
sis of Hydrologic Factors
PB-238 948/4CP

Stochastic Simulation of Daily Rainfall

PB-239 268/6CP

Bidimensional Spectral Analysis of Rainfall Events

PB-239 797/4CP

Synoptic Rainfall Data Analysis Program
(SYNOP) Release No 1
PB-264 562/OCP

Synoptic Rainfall Data Analysis Program (SYNOP)
PB-264 563/8CP

Raindrop Size Distributions and Z-R Relation-
ships Measured on the NOAA DC-6 and the Ship
RESEARCHER within the GATE B-Scale Array
PB-269 659/9CP
RAINFALL INTENSITY

Digital Simulation of Thunderstorm Rainfall
PB 211 806/CP

RANDOM PROCESSES

The Global Reference Atmospheric Model. MOD 2
(With Two Scale Perturbation Model).
N77-20660/5CP

RATE CONSTANTS

Calculation of Selected Photolytic Rate Constants
over a Diurnal Range A Computer Algorithm
PB-266 739/2CP
RAWINSONDES

Reduction and Error Analysis of the AVE 2 Pilot

Experiment Data

N75-12531/0CP

RAY TRACING

Refractive Effects in Remote Sensing of the At-
mosphere with Infrared Transmission Spectrosco-
py
AD-A011 253/2CP

Geometrical Acoustics Techniques in Far Field In-
frasonic Waveform Syntheses
AD-A024 721/3CP

Analysis and Synthesis of Model lonograms Using
3D Ray Tracking Techniques
AD-A038 869/4 CP

Ray Tracing Study
AD-779 091/8CP

The Effect of Large Scale Irregularities on the
Propagation of VLF Waves Through the Lower
Ionosphere with Special Reference to Auroral
Hiss.
N70-22824/CP

A Ray Tracing Digital Computer Program for the
Study of Magnetospheric Duct Propagation.
N70-35774/CP

Extinction of a Tangential Ray. by Ray Tracing

Through the Atmosphere.

N70-36971/CP

SUBJECT INDEX

REACTION KINETICS

Calculation of Selected Photolytic Rate Constants
over a Diurnal Range A Computer Algorithm
PB-266 739/2CP
REACTION RATES

Survey ol Two-Body and Three-Body Reaction-
Rate Coefficients for the Ionized Stratosphere and
Mesosphere
AD-776 950/8CP

REACTOR KINETICS

Tutank: A Two-Dimensional Neutron Kinetics

Code

AEEW-R-1002

REACTOR TECHNOLOGY

Statistical Evaluation of Measured Data Obtained
at the Meteorological Station of the Munich
Research Reactor
N70-26323/CP

RECOMBINATION REACTIONS

The Effects of Uncertainties in the Two-Body Ion-
Ion Recombination Coefficient Upon Computed
Ion Distributions in the Stratosphere and Meso-
sphere
AD-A038 263/OCP

REFERENCE ATMOSPHERES

The Global Reference Atmospheric Model. MOD 2
(With Two Scale Perturbation Model).
N77-20660/5CP

REMOTE OETECTORS

A Specular Chamber for Off-Axis Response

Evaluations of High-Rejection Optical Baffling

System

AD-A031 212/4CP

REMOTE SENSING

A Stochastic Canopy Model of Diurnal

Reflectance

AD-A004 026/1 CP

Calculation of Levels of Relative Contribution of
the Carbon-Dioxide Channel Radiance from
TIROS VII in the Case of a Large-Scale Strato-
spheric Warming in January 1964
AD-736 529/CP

Atmospheric Transmittance Models for Infrared
Radiometric Measurements
COM-74-11295/4CP

REMOTE SENSORS

Feasibility Study for Remote Sensing of At-
mospheric Turbulence Profiles.
N70-22632/CP

Analysis of Radiation and Meteoroid Satellite Data
N72-32833/CP

Retrieval of Surface Temperature by Remote

Sensing.

N76-22637/2CP

Aafe Radscat Data Reduction Programs User's

Guide

N76-22643/0CP

Use of Lars System for the Quantitative Deter-
mination of Smoke Plume Lateral Diffusion Coef-
ficients from ERTS Images of Virginia.
N76-24681/8CP

RIOMETERS

The Calculation of Riometer Absorption and an
Approximation Connection between Riometer Ab-
sorption and Solar Proton Fluxes during
Nighttime PCA Events
AD-A019 656/8CP

RISK ANALYSIS

Methodology tor Hazard Risk Evaluation of
Buildings Volume I: Technical Report
PB-261 144/OCP

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of

Buildings Volume II: Computer Program User's

Manual

PB-261 145/7CP

ROCKET LAUNCHING

Nasa/Msfc Multilayer Diffusion Models and Com-
puter Program for Operational Prediction of Toxic
Fuel Hazards
N73-28050/5CP

ROCKETSONDES

IRIG Standards for Range Meteorological Data
Reduction Part II Rocketsonde
AD-782 686/OCP

ROSCOE COMPUTER PROGRAM

The ROSCOE Manual. Volume 14b Midlatitude
Density Profiles of Selected Atmospheric Species
AD-A043 499/3CP

The ROSCOE Manual Volume 16. High-Altitude
Neutral-Particle Motion
AD A043 546/1CP

The ROSCOE Manual. Volume 17. High-Altitude
Debris-Energy Deposition
AD-A043 547/9CP

RUBY LASERS

Experimental Pulsed Laser, Remote Crosswind

Measurement System - Feasibility Study and

Design

AD-786 647/8CP

RUNOFF

Rainfall-Runoff as Spatial Stochastic Processes:
Data Collection and Synthesis
COM-75-11395/1CP

SAINT LOUIS (MISSOURI)

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data. Volume I
PB-256 651/1CP

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data Volume II
PB-256 652/9CP

An Objective Analysis Technique for the Regional
Air Pollution Study Part I
PB-266 255/9CP

An Objective Analysis Technique for the Regional
Air Pollution Study Part II
PB-266 756/6CP

Non-Divergent Wind Analysis Algorithm for the St.
Louis RAPS (Regional Air Pollution Study) Net-
work
PB-276 582/4CP

SATELLITE DRAG

Environmental Dynamics at Orbital Altitudes.
N76-27748/2CP

SATELLITE OBSERVATION

Analysis of Radiation and Meteoroid Satellite Data
N72-32833/CP

SATELLITE ORBITS

Theoretical Study and Calculation of Particle Flux
in the Stable Region of the Magnetosphere.
N70-29050/CP

Program Eldose for Calculating the Distribution
of Absorbed Doses in Space Environment and
Charged Particle Acceleration Thin Films (Protons
and Electrons)
N71-25669/CP

SATELLITE ORIENTATION

Determination of Altitude Dependence of the Exo-
spheric Rotation Above 350 Km Bestimmung der
Hoehenabhaengigkeit der Exosphaerischen Rota-
tion Oberhalb 350 Km
N76-15717/1CP

SATELLITE PERTURBATION

Determination of Altitude Dependence of the Exo-
spheric Rotation Above 350 Km Bestimmung der
Hoehenabhaengigkeit der Exosphaerischen Rota-
tion Oberhalb 350 Km
N76-15717/1CP

SATELLITES (ARTIFICIAL)

Atmospheric Model Evaluation
AD-736 443/CP

SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES

Feasibility Study of a Quadrilateralized Spherical
Cube Earth Data Base
AD-A010 232/7CP

The Low-G Accelerometer Calibration System Or-
bital Accelerometer Experiment. Volume I. Experi-
ment Description and Methodology
AD-772 717/5CP

SCINTILLATION

SCINTDR A Program for Controlling the Fremouw

Scintillation Model

COM-74-10824/2CP

SCINTILLATION COUNTERS

Stellar Scintillometer Model II for Measurement of
Refractive-Turbulence Profiles
PB-273 921/7CP

SCINTILLOMETERS

Stellar Scintillometer Model II for Measurement of
Refractive-Turbulence Profiles
PB-273 921/7CP

SEA ICE

A Numerical Ice Forecasting System
AD-A023 183/7CP

The Naval Oceanographic Office Numerical Ice
Forecasting System Operations Manual
AD-A049 019/3CP

SEA STATES

Reduction and Analysis of Data Collected During
the Electromagnetic Tornado Experiment.
N77-19710/1CP

SEMIMARKOV PROCESSES

A Semi-Markov Weather Model
AD-778 873/0CP

SEWERS

Estimated Rainfall for Drainage Calculations in
the United Kingdom
PB-226 513/0CP

SHEAR LAYERS

Additional Research on Instabilities in Atmospher-
ic Flow Systems Associated with Clear Air Turbu-
lence
N71-35701/CP

SHOCK WAVES

SIGNAL PROCESSING

Infrasonic Data Reduction
AD-748 283/CP

SIMULATION

Applications of Episode: An Experimental
Package for the Integration of Systems of Ordina-
ry Differential Equations.
UCRL-75868

SITE SURVEYS

A New Wind Energy Site Selection Methodology
PB-282 834/1CP

SKY BRIGHTNESS

Sky Radiance Calculations in the 0.5 micrometer -
5.0 micrometer Wavelength Range
AD-A015 812/1CP

SKY RADIATION

Infrared Sea and Sky Background Radiation.
N77-24935/7CP

SKYLAB 3

Ground Truth Data for Test Sites (SI-3).
N75-29531/1CP

SKYSCRAPERS

The Buffeting of Tall Structures by Strong Winds
COM-75-11442/1CP
SMOKE

Use of Lars System for the Quantitative Deter-
mination of Smoke Plume Lateral Diffusion Coef-
ficients from ERTS Images of Virginia.
N76-24681/8CP

SMOKES

ATMOSPHERE. Fluid-Dynamic Simulation Model
for Predicting Spreading Processes in the At-
mospheric Boundary Layer
ANL-Trans-1103

Monte Carlo Simulation of Turbulent Atmospheric
Transport: Comparison with Experimental Data
CONF-771 109-58

Predicting Heavy Snowfall for Colorado Springs
Based on Computer Derived Synoptic Map Types
AD-718 422/CP

Applying a Window Pane Technique to the
Colorado Springs Snow Study
AD-743 301/CP

SNOWDRIFTS

Computer Simulation of Snowmelt
PB-265 109/9CP

SNOWMELT

Computer Simulation of Snowmelt
PB-265 109/9CP
SNOWSTORMS

Great Lakes Snowstorms Part 1. Cloud Physics

Aspects.

COM-71-00012/CP

SOFTWARE

Synoptic Rainfall Data Analysis Program
(SYNOP). Release No. 1
PB-264 562/OCP

SOLAR ACTIVITY

Analytic Solution of Coupled Mode Equations by

Computer

AD-772 828/OCP

Global Representation of Annual and Solar Cycle
Variation of foF2 Monthly Median 1954-1958
COM-75-11143/5CP

SOLAR CELLS

Statistical Analysis of NOAA Solar/Weather Tapes.
Program Summary
AD-A047 357/9CP

SUBJECT INDEX

STRATOSPHERE

SOLAR COSMIC RAYS

Short-Term Predictions on the Course ot Polar
Cap Absorption.
AD-706 410/CP
SOLAR ECLIPSES

Investigations of Ionospheric Total Electron Con-
tent Behavior at Conjugate Points and During a
Solar Eclipse.
AD-714 571/CP

SOLAR FLUX

Ap-8 Trapped Proton Environment tor Solar Max-
imum and Solar Minimum
N77-18983/5CP

SOLAR OCCULTATION ABSORPTION TECHNIQUE

The Effects of Refraction and Dispersion on High-
Altitude Measurements of Atmospheric Gases II.
Calculations with the Voigl Line Shape
COM-75-10595/7CP

SOLAR PROTONS

Ap-8 Trapped Proton Environment for Solar Max-
imum and Solar Minimum
N77-18983/5CP

SOLAR RADIATION

A Stochastic Canopy Model of Diurnal

Reflectance

AD-A004 026/1CP

Short-Term Predictions on the Course of Polar
Cap Absorption.
AD-706 410/CP

Extinction of a Tangential Ray. by Ray Tracing

Through the Atmosphere.

N70-36971/CP

Ground Truth Data for Test Sites (SI-3).
N75-29531/1CP

Direct Beam Solar Radiation. A Digital Computer

program

PB-236 902/3CP

Hourly Solar Radiation Data for Vertical and
Horizontal Surfaces on Average Days in the
United States and Canada
PB-265 551/2CP

The Delta-Eddington Approximation for a Verti-
cally Inhomogeneous Atmosphere
PB-270 618/2CP

Global Horizontal Solar Radiation for Australian
Locations Stored in the CSIRO CYBER 7600
System: The Data and Method of Retrieval
S.E.S.-75/3

SOLAR WIND

Correlative Studies of the Solar Wind. The Inter-
planetary Magnetic Field, and Their Effects on the
Geomagnetic Cavity Using Explorer 33 and 35
Data
N73-14808/CP

SOLID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINES

The Production ot Nitric Oxide in the Tropo-
sphere as a Result of Solid-Rocket-Motor After-
burning
N76-20180/5CP

SOUNDING ROCKETS

Theoretical and Numerical Studies of the Upper

Atmosphere using Satellite and Rocket Measur-

ments

AD-A022 677/9CP

Brazilian Participation in the Exametnet.

N74-19237/8CP

SOUTHEAST ASIA

Synoptic-Scale Weather Disturbances that In-
fluence the Fire Climate in Southeast Asia During
the Normally Dry Period
AD-721 112/CP

SPACE CHARGE

Modeling of the Geosynchronous Orbit Plasma
Environment Part I
AD-A053 164/OCP

SPACE ENVIRONMENTS

Modeling of the Geosynchronous Orbit Plasma
Environment Part I
AD-A053 164/OCP

SPACE SHUTTLE ORBITERS

Compulations of Non-Reacting and Reacting
Viscous Blunl Body Flows. Volume 1
N73-20309/CP

SPACEBORNE PHOTOGRAPHY

Improved Three Dimensional Nephanalysis Model
AD-736 798/CP

Measurements of Far-Ullraviolet Photographs
from Skylab 4 and APOLLO 6
N77 21516/8CP

Mapping ol Geostationary Satellite Pictures: An
Operational Experiment.
PB-191 189/CP

SPACELAB

Phase B-Final Definition and Preliminary Design
Study tor the Initial Atmospheric Cloud Physics
Laboratory (Acpl) A Spacelab Mission Payload.
N76-33273/3CP

SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION

Program Eldose for Calculating the Distribution
of Absorbed Doses in Space Environment and
Charged Particle Acceleration Thin Films (Protons
and Electrons)
N71-25669/CP

SPECTROGRAPHS

Auroral Spectrograph Data Reduction System
AD-A019 110/6CP

SPECTROSROPIC ANALYSIS

Feasibility of Satellite Measurement of Strato-
spheric Minor Constituents by Solar Occultation
COM-74-10720/2CP

SPECTRUM ANALYSIS

Numerical Filtering Technigues for the Time-Se-
ries Analysis of Oceanographic and Meteorologi-
cal Data
AD-723 864/CP

SPECTRUM SIGNATURES

A Stochastic Canopy Model ol Diurnal

Reflectance

AD-A004 026/1 CP

SPLINE FUNCTIONS

Cubic Spline Function Interpolation in At-
mosphere Models for the Software Development
Laboratory: Formulation and Data.
N76-27745/8CP

SPORADIC E LAYER

Tables from the Penn State Mark 1 Ionospheric

Model

N70-40978/CP

SPRAY NOZZLES

Computer Aided Nucleation Nozzle Design
AD-737 395/CP

STACK DISPOSAL

ATMOSPHERE. Fluid-Dynamic Simulation Model
tor Predicting Spreading Processes in the At-
mospheric Boundary Layer
ANL-Trans-1103

Application of the Epaec Scavenging Model to
Calculations for Industrial Plumes.
BNWL-SA-5*117

Monte Carlo Simulation of Turbulent Atmospheric
Transport: Comparison with Experimental Data
CONF-771109-58

STATISTICAL ANALYSIS

Statistical Evaluation of Measured Data Obtained
at the Meteorological Station of the Munich
Research Reactor
N70-26323/CP

Studies in the Use of Cloud Type Statistics in

Mission Simulation

N74-30053/4CP

Separation of Mixed Data Sets into Homogeneous

Sets

PB-264 813/7CP

Computer Software for the Assessment of Growth
Histories of Weather Radar Echoes
PB-268 753/1CP

STATISTICAL WEATHER FORECASTING

Use of the Negative Binomial-Truncated Poisson
Distribution in Thunderstorm Prediction
N72-14641/CP

STATS COMPUTER PROGRAM

Computer Software for the Assessment of Growth
Histories of Weather Radar Echoes
PB-268 753/1CP

STELLAR SCINTILLOMETERS

A Stellar Scintillometer for Measurement of
Refractive-Turbulence Profiles
PB-257 376/4CP

STIFF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

Description and Comparison of the K Method for
Performing Numerical Integration of Stiff Ordinary
Differential Equations
AD-A003 855/4CP

STORM SURGES

Storm Surge on the Open Coast Fundamentals
and Simplified Prediction
AD-728 128/CP

SPLASH (Special Program to List Amplitudes of
Surges from Hurricanes) I Landfall Storms
COM-72-10807/CP

SPLASH (Special Program to List Amplitudes of
Surges from Hurricanes) Part 2 General Track
and Variant Slorm Conditions
COM-74-10925/7CP

Estimation of Hurricane Storm Surge in

Apalachicola Bay. Florida

COM-75-11332/4CP

STORM WATER RUNOFF

Rainfall-Runoff as Spatial Stochastic Processes:
Data Collection and Synthesis
COM-75-11395/1CP

STORMS

Storm Surge Simulation in Transformed Coor-
dinates. Volume II. Program Documentation
AD-A034 651 /OCP

Storm Surge Simulation in Transformed Coor-
dinates Volume I Theory and Application
AD-A034 763/3CP

Parameterization of Weather Radar Data for Use
in the Prediction ot Storm Motion and Develop-
ment
AD-A052 535/2CP

Storm Surge on the Open Coast: Fundamentals

and Simplified Prediction

AD-728 128/CP

Forecasting Storm-Induced Beach Changes along

Virginia's Ocean Coast

AD-752 141/CP

Computer Simulation of Severe Storm Observa-
tions with Doppler Radars
COM-71-00020/CP

Bidimensional Spectral Analysis of Rainfall Events
PB-239 797/4CP

STRAM MODEL

STRAM - An Air Pollution Model Incorporating
Nonlinear Chemistry. Variable Trajectories, and
Plume Segment Diffusion
PB-270 778/4CP

STRATIFICATION

Atmospheric Simulation Using Stratified Liquid

Models

PB-274 529/7CP

STRATIFIED FLOW

An Experimental and Numerical Study of Wave
Motion and Upstream Influence in a Stratified
Fluid.
N74-32747/9CP

STRATOSPHERE

Balloon Measurements of Stratospheric Aerosol
Size Distribution Following a Volcanic Dust Incur-
sion
AD-A018 372/3CP

Analysis of Smoke Trail Photographs to Deter-
mine Stratospheric Winds and Shears
AD-A035 504/OCP

The Effects of Uncertainties in the Two-Body Ion-
Ion Recombination Coefficient Upon Computed
Ion Distributions in the Stratosphere and Meso-
sphere
AD-A038 263/OCP

Analysis of Stratospheric Balloon Programs
AD-722 076/CP

Calculation of Levels of Relative Contribution of
the Carbon-Dioxide Channel Radiance from
TIROS VII in the Case of a Large-Scale Strato-
spheric Warming in January 1964
AD-73C 529/CP

A Balloon-Borne Aerosol Counter
AD-737 802/CP

Survey of Two-Body and Three-Body Reaction-
Rate Coefficients for the Ionized Stratosphere and
Mesosphere
AD-776 950/8CP

Stratospheric Balloon Aerosol Particle Counter

Measurements

AD-777 135/5CP

Detection and Analysis of Synoptic-Scale
Periodicities in Rocketsonde Data
AD-782 358/6CP

Balloon-Borne Aerosol Counter Modifications.
Particle Sizing Accuracy Tests
AD-784 866/6CP

Feasibility of Satellite Measurement ol Strato-
spheric Minor Constituents by Solar Occultation
COM-74-10720/2CP

Dispersion within Ihe Stratosphere of Minor Con-
stituents.
N77-25714/5CP

Monte Carlo Analysis of Uncertainty Propagation
in a Stratospheric Model. 1 : Development of a
Concise Stratospheric Model.
N77-29673/9CP

Dispersion of Trace Constituents in the Strato-
sphere
N77-31678/4CP

SUBJECT INDEX

Software Development: Stratosphere Modeling.
N78-21692/6CP

STRESS ANALYSIS

Load Introduction into Pressurized Films
PB-252 385/OCP
SUBMILLIMETER WAVES

A Study of Millimeter and Submillimeter Wave At-
tenuation and Dispersion in the Earth's At-
mosphere
AD-A015 544/OCP

SULFATE REGIONAL EXPERIMENT

Design of the Sulfate Regional Experiment
(SURE) Volume III: Appendices
PB-251 703/5CP

SULFATES

Design of the Sulfate Regional Experiment
(SURE). Volume III: Appendices
PB-251 703/5CP

SULFUR DIOXIDE

Evaluation of Emission Control Strategies for Sul-
fur Dioxide and Particulates in the Chicago
Metropolitan Air Quality Control Region
ANL-IIPP-2

Pathways of Trace Elements in the Environment
CONF-770210-3

Comprehensive Atomospheric Transport and Dif-
fusion Model
ORNL/NSF/EATC-17

SULCAL: A Model of Sulfur Chemistry in a Plume
ORNL/NSF/EATC-21

Natural Precipitation Washout of Sulfur Com-
pounds from Plumes
PB-232 445/7CP

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data Volume I
PB-256 651/1CP

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data Volume II
PB-256 652/9CP

Mesoscale Air Pollution Transport in Southeast

Wisconsin

PB-265 382/2CP

SULFUR OXIDES

Optimal Control of Sulfur Dioxide Emissions at
Power Stations: Models and a Case Study
AD-775 392/4CP

Design of the Sulfate Regional Experiment
(SURE). Volume III: Appendices
PB-251 703/5CP

SUNLIGHT

Monte Carlo Studies of Sky Radiation
AD-772 640/9CP

SUNSPOTS

Global Scintillation Model
COM-75-50059/5CP

SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT

Test and Evaluation of a Real-Time Simulated
Transcontinental Supersonic Boomless Flight
System Volume I Main Text and Appendix A
AD-A014 965/8CP

SUPERSONIC FLIGHT

Test and Evaluation of a Real-Time Simulated
Transcontinental Supersonic Boomless Flight
System Volume I. Main Text and Appendix A
AD-A014 965/8CP

SURFACE TEMPERATURE

A Numerical Study of an Idealized Ocean Using
Non Linear Lateral Eddy Viscosity Coefficients
AD-A009 973/9CP

SURFACE WATERS

Hetran A Subprogram Package for Predicting the
Heat Transfer Across the Surface of a Natural
Body of Water
BNWL-B-361

SYNOP COMPUTER PROGRAM

Synoptic Rainfall Data Analysis Program
(SYNOP) Release No 1
PB-264 562/OCP

Synoptic Rainfall Data Analysis Program (SYNOP)
PB-264 563/8CP

SYNOPTIC METEOROLOGY

Physical Mechanisms Responsible for the Major
Synoptic Systems in the Eastern Canadian Arctic
in the Winter and Summer of 1973
PB-258 821/8CP

T CODES

Tutank: A Two-Dimensional Neutron Kinetics

Code

AEEW-R-1002

TABLES (DATA)

Tables from the Penn State Mark 1 Ionospheric

Model.

N70-40978/CP

TALL BUILDINGS

The Buffeting of Tall Structures by Strong Winds
COM-75-11442/1CP
TELEPHONE SYSTEMS

Executive Summary: New York City Pilots Auto-
matic Telephone Weather Answering Service
(PATWAS) Test
AD-A046 755/5CP

TELEVISION EQUIPMENT

Machine Analysis of Infrared Cloud Images Ob-
tained by the Cosmos- 122 Satellite.
N71-10986/CP

TEMPERATURE

An Objective Analysis Technique for the Regional
Air Pollution Study. Part I
PB-266 255/9CP

TEMPERATURE INVERSIONS

An Investigation into the Effect of an Industrial
Heat and Moisture Source on Local Atmospheric
Conditions
AD-733 227/CP

TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT

Retrieval of Surface Temperature by Remote

Sensing.

N76-22637/2CP

TERRESTRIAL RADIATION

Skylab S191. S192 Program Descriptions.
N77-26177/4CP

TEST EQUIPMENT

A Specular Chamber for Off-Axis Response

Evaluations of High-Rejection Optical Baffling

System

AD-A031 212/4CP

TETHERED BALLOONS

Investigation of Stability Characteristics of
Tethered Balloon Systems
AD-731 570/CP

THERMAL BLOOMING

Transonic Thermal Blooming
AD-A026 4S6/4CP

SSPARAMA: A Nonlinear, Wave Optics Multipulse
(and CW) Steady-State Propagation Code with
Adaptive Coordinates
AD-A037 395/1 CP

THERMAL PLASMAS

Behavior of Thermal Plasma in the Ionosphere

and Magnetosphere.

N74-22355/3CP

THERMAL POLLUTION

An Investigation into the Effect of an Industrial
Heat and Moisture Source on Local Atmospheric
Conditions
AD-733 227/CP

Potential Environmental Modifications Produced
by Large Evaporative Cooling Towers
PB-210 702/7CP

THERMAL RADIATION

Monte Carlo Studies on the Time-Dependent
Transport of Optical and Infrared Radiation in the
Atmosphere. Volume II. Thermal Radiation Trans-
port
AD-A042 769/OCP

Ground Truth Data for Test Sites (SI-3)
N75-29531/1CP

THERMAL REACTORS

Tutank: A Two-Dimensional Neutron Kinetics

Code.

AEEW-R-1002

THERMAL WINDS

Wind Shear - Thermal Wind Relationships on the

Mesoscale

AD-A013 508/7CP

THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES

A Model for Simulating Random Atmospheres as
a Function of Latitude, Season, and Time.
N77-31700/6CP

THERMODYNAMICS

THUNDERSTORMS

A Mesoscale Investigation of Convective Activity
AD-721 242/CP

A Center for the Description of Environmental
Conditions. Weather Phenomena
AD-773 046/8CP

Use of the Negative Binomial-Truncated Poisson
Distribution in Thunderstorm Prediction
N72-14641/CP

Digital Simulation of Thunderstorm Rainfall
PB-211 806/CP

A Stochastic Rainfall Model and Statistical Analy-
sis of Hydrologic Factors
PB-238 948/4CP

TIME SERIES ANALYSIS

Fourier Analysis of Weather and Wave Data from
Holland, Michigan, July 1970
AD-723 602/CP

Numerical Filtering Techniques for the Time-Se-
ries Analysis of Oceanographic and Meteorologi-
cal Data
AD-723 864/CP

TORNADOES

A Study of the Applicability of Lasers to the Mea-
surement of Tornado Wind Speeds
AD-A052 636/8 CP

A Mesoscale Investigation of Convective Activity
AD-721 242/CP

Tornado Photographic Analysis
COM-75-10117/0CP

Reduction and Analysis of Data Collected During
the Electromagnetic Tornado Experiment.
N77-19710/1CP

Wind Field and Trajectory Models for Tornado-
Propelled Objects
PB-251 138/4CP

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of
Buildings. Volume I: Technical Report
PB-261 144/0CP

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of

Buildings. Volume II: Computer Program Users

Manual

PB-261 145/7CP

TOTAL ELECTRON CONTENT

Computer Codes for Use in Display of Predicted
Scintillation Characteristics and Total Electron
Content
AD-A033 465/6CP

TOXICOLOGY

Annual Catalyst Research Program Report Ap-
pendices. Volume VII
PB-249 913/5CP

TRACE AMOUNTS

Pathways of Trace Elements in the Environment
CONF-770210-3
TRACE CONTAMINANTS

Dispersion within the Stratosphere of Minor Con-
stituents.
N77-25714/5CP

Oispersion of Trace Constituents in the Strato-
sphere.
N77-31678/4CP

TRACKING

Implementation of the SRI Objective Cloud
Tracking System at NEPRF
AD-A021 772/9CP

TRANSCONTINENTAL FLIGHTS

Test and Evaluation of a Real-Time Simulated
Transcontinental Supersonic Boomless Flight
System. Volume I. Main Text and Appendix A
AD-A014 965/8CP

TRANSFER FUNCTIONS

Analysis and Calculation of Lightning-Induced
Voltages in Aircraft Electrical Circuits
N74-14754/7CP

TRANSMISSIVITY

Direct Beam Solar Radiation A Digital Computer

program

PB-236 902/3CP

TRANSMITTANCE

Monochromatic Transmittance/Radiance Compu-
tations
AD-A003 755/6CP

Atmospheric Modeling for Molecular Absorption
Research Project
AD-776 971 /4CP

TRANSONIC FLOW

Transonic Thermal Blooming
AD-A026 456/4 CP

TRANSPORT PROPERTIES

User's Guide for Atmospheric Carbon Monoxide
Transport Model
PB-259 719/3CP

SUBJECT INDEX

WEATHER COMMUNICATIONS

TRAPPED PARTICLES

Ap-8 Trapped Proton Environment tor Solar Max-
imum and Solar Minimum
N77-18983/5CP
TRAVELING IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES
Travelling Ionospheric Disturbances
AD-746 314/CP

TROPICAL CYCLONES

A Tropical Cyclone Analog Program tor the
Southwest Indian Ocean
AD-A001 271 /6CP

A Computer Program to Select Typhoon Analogs
and Print Out Their Descriptions Including Sub-
sequent Changes
AD-A009 530/7CP

Application ot Satellite Cloud-Motion Vectors to
Hurricane Track Prediction
AD-A021 907/1CP

A Tropical Cyclone Analog Program for the
Southwest Pacific Ocean and Australian Region
AD-A023 676/OCP

Calculated and Observed Changes in Sea Surface
Temperature Associated with Hurricane-Passage
AD-713 052/CP

Further Verifications of and Experiments to Im-
prove the Modified Hatrack Scheme for Forecast-
ing the Motion of Tropical Cyclones
AD-734 985/CP

Hurricane Heat Potential of the North Atlantic and
North Pacific Oceans
AD-751 590/CP

The 1972 Typhoon Analog Program (TYFOON-72)
AD-758 007/CP

Extending the Computerized Typhoon/Tropical
Storm Prediction Program (Tyfoon 72) Toward
Seven Days
AD-770 207/9CP

TROPOSPHERE

Stratospheric Balloon Aerosol Particle Counter

Measurements

AD-777 135/5CP

Balloon-Borne Aerosol Counter Modifications.
Particle Sizing Accuracy Tests
AD-784 866/6CP

The Production of Nitric Oxide in the Tropo-
sphere as a Result of Solid-Rocket-Motor After-
burning.
N76-20180/5CP

TURBULENCE

Turbulence Characterization and Control
AD-A027 155/1CP

A Description of the Atmospheric Turbulence En-
vironment Derived from the Critical Atmospheric
Turbulence (ALLCAT) Program
AD-A042 549/6CP

Application of Doppler Weather Radar to Turbu-
lence Measurements Which Affect Aircraft
AD-A048 603/5CP

TURBULENT BOUNDARY LAYER

Examination of Shipboard Measurements of the
Vertical Profiles of Mean Temperature. Humidity
and Wind Speed
AD-776 306/3CP

A Direct Numerical Method for Predicting Con-
centration Profiles in a Turbulent Boundary Layer
over a Flat Plate
N72-26289/CP

TURBULENT DIFFUSION

Mass Dispersion from an Instantaneous Line
Source in a Turbulent Shear Flow
AD-753 268/CP

TWO-DIMENSIONAL FLOW

Some Variable-Parameter, Steady-State Diffusion

Results

AD-815 625/CP

TYPHOONS

Further Development of a 3-7 Day Typhoon

Analog Forecast Model for the Western North

Pacific

AD-A012 369/5CP

Extending the Computerized Typhoon/Tropical
Storm Prediction Program (Tyfoon 72) Toward
Seven Days
AD-770 207/9CP
ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION

The ROSCOE Manual Volume 17 High-Altitude
Debris-Energy Deposition
AD-A043 547/9CP

UserS Guide to the Nimbus-4 Backscatter Ul-
traviolet Experiment Data Sets
N78-21694/2CP

UPPER ATMOSPHERE

A High Altitude Infrared Radiance Model
AD-A008 035/8CP

An Updated Empirical Density Model for Predict-
ing Low-Altitude Satellite Ephemerides
AD-A010 424/OCP

Theoretical and Numerical Studies of the Upper

Atmosphere using Satellite and Rocket Measur-

ments

AD-A022 677/9CP

Analysis and Programming for Research in
Physics of the Upper Atmosphere
AD-A034 066/1CP

The Effects of Uncertainties in the Two-Body Ion-
Ion Recombination Coefficient Upon Computed
Ion Distributions in the Stratosphere and Meso-
sphere
AD-A038 263/OCP

Study of Meteor Wind Measurement Techniques.
Volume II.
AD-709 233/CP

The Stanford Meteor-Trails Radar Mark II
AD-709 673/CP

Atmospheric Model Evaluation
AD-736 443/CP

A High Altitude Radiance Model
AD-745 319/CP

Application of a Computer-Controlled Two-
Dimensional Densitometer to Photograph Chemi-
cal Releases
AD-763 082/CP

The Low-G Accelerometer Calibration System Or-
bital Accelerometer Experiment Volume I Experi-
ment Description and Methodology
AD-772 717/5CP

Modeling of Optical IR Backgrounds
AD-774 751 /2CP

A FORTRAN Program for Computing Steady-State
Composition Models of the Upper Atmosphere
AD-775 080/5CP

An Empirical Density Model for Predicting Low-
Altitude Satellite Ephemerides. Part 1 Data Analy-
sis and Model Formulation
AD-778 820/1CP

Some Recent Innovations in Atmospheric Density

Programs

AD-786 414/3CP

The Effects of Refraction and Dispersion on High-
Altitude Measurements of Atmospheric Gases
COM-74-10525/5CP

Environmental Dynamics at Orbital Altitudes
N76-27748/2CP

URBAN AREAS

Evaluation of Emission Control Strategies for Sul-
fur Dioxide and Particulates in the Chicago
Metropolitan Air Quality Control Region
ANL-IIPP-2

Cartographic Forecasts of Short-Term Air Pollu-
tion Averages
CEA-R-4837

Operational Aspects of Project Metromex: An In-
advertent Weather Modification Study.
COO-1 199-45

User's Manual for the APRAC-1A Urban Diffusion
Model Computer Program
PB-213 091/2CP

Users Network for Applied Modeling ot Air Pollu-
tion (UNAMAP)
PB-229 771/1CP

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data. Volume I
PB-256 651/1CP

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data Volume II
PB-256 652/9CP

USER MANUALS (COMPUTER PROGRAMS)

The Use of the Inner Zone Electron Model AE-5
and Associated Computer Programs
N74-19836/7CP

Amps Data Management Requirements Study
N76-11736/5CP

Aafe Radscat Data Reduction Programs User's

Guide.

N76-22643/0CP

User Guide to a Command and Control System; a
Part of a Prelaunch Wind Monitoring Program
N77-15056/3CP

Wisp Information Display System User's Manual
N78-18623/6CP

VAN ALLEN RADIATION BELT

Ionospheric Effects Resulting from Precipitating
Electrons at Mid and High Latitudes
AD-A027 297/1 CP

Solar Cycle Variations of Geomagnetically
Trapped Radiation
AD-774 043/4CP

VARMINT COMPUTER PROGRAM

A Methodology for Treating Large Localized
Emissions of Reactive Pollutants
PB-251 066/7CP

VEGETATION

A Stochastic Canopy Model of Diurnal

Reflectance

AD-A004 026/1 CP

VERTICAL MOTION

Criteria for Controlling Vertical Motion of Strato-
spheric Balloons
AD-A017 552/1 CP

VERY LOW FREQUENCIES

The Effect of Large Scale Irregularities on the
Propagation of VLF Waves Through the Lower
Ionosphere with Special Reference to Auroral
Hiss.
N70-22824/CP

VIRGINIA

Use of Lars System tor the Quantitative Deter-
mination of Smoke Plume Lateral Diffusion Coef-
ficients from ERTS Images of Virginia
N76-24681/8CP

VISIBILITY

Computer Model for Investigating the Strategy of
Automatically Estimating Prevailing Visibility
COM-72-11491/CP

VOIGT PROFILES.

The Effects of Refraction and Dispersion on High-
Altitude Measurements of Atmospheric Gases II
Calculations with the Voigt Line Shape
COM-75-10595/7CP

WASHOUT

Application of the Epaec Scavenging Model to
Calculations for Industrial Plumes.
BNWL-SA-5117

WATER

An Iterative Method for Saturation Adjustment
AD-750 083/CP

An Experimental Study of the Freezing of Drops
in Free Fall
AD-776 390/7CP

WATER QUALITY

Synoptic Rainfall Data Analysis Program
(SYNOP). Release No. 1
PB-264 562/0CP

Synoptic Rainfall Data Analysis Program (SYNOP)
PB-264 563/8CP
WATER SUPPLY

Stochastic Simulation of Daily Rainfall
PB-239 268/6CP

WATER VAPOR

The Kinetics of Evolution of Water Vapor Clusters

in Air

AD-A025 675/OCP

WATERSHEDS

Some Statistical Analyses ot Hawaiian Rainfall
PB-233 674/1CP

WAVE PROPAGATION

Computational Techniques for the Study of In-
frasound Propagation in the Atmosphere
AD-A024 951/6CP

An Experimental and Numerical Study of Wave
Motion and Upstream Influence in a Stratified
Fluid.
N74-32747/9CP

WEATHER

Operational Aspects of Project Metromex: An In-
advertent Weather Modification Study.
COO-1 199-45

Automatic Digital Acquisition System for

Meteorological Data

SAND-75-0321

WEATHER COMMUNICATIONS

A Microprocessor-Based Communications Infor-
mation System
AD-A013 624/2CP

Executive Summary New York City Pilots Auto-
matic Telephone Weather Answering Service
(PATWAS) Test
AD-A046 755/5CP

Development of Techniques tor the Operational
Use of ITOS Satellite Data by the Fleet
AD-726 304/CP

SUBJECT INDEX

WEATHER DATA RECORDERS

Meteorological Data Acquisition System. Func-
tional Description and General Characteristics of
the Different Components.
N76-24843/4CP

WEATHER FORECASTING

A Tropical Cyclone Analog Program for the
Southwest Indian Ocean
AD-A001 271 /6CP

A Computer Program to Select Typhoon Analogs
and Print Out Their Descriptions Including Sub-
sequent Changes
AD-A009 530/7CP

Basic ZOOM Program
AD-A011 409/OCP

Further Development of a 3-7 Day Typhoon

Analog Forecast Model for the Western North

Pacific

AD-A012 369/5CP

Application of a Finite Element Method to the
Barotropic Primitive Equations
AD-A019 494/4CP

A Cloud Advection Model
AD-A020 045/1 CP

Objective Analysis Technique in Sigma Coor-
dinates
AD-A021 213/4CP

A Generalized Version of the Fields by Informa-
tion Blending (FIB) Technique
AD-A021 638/2CP

Application of Satellite Cloud-Motion Vectors to
Hurricane Track Prediction
AD-A021 907/1CP

A Tropical Cyclone Analog Program for the
Southwest Pacific Ocean and Australian Region
AD-A023 676/OCP

Research to Develop Improved Models of Cli-
matology That Will Assist The Meteorologist in
the Timely Operation of the Air Force Weather
Detachments
AD-A032 317/OCP

Weather Radar Processor and Display Radar In-
terface Adapter. Volume I
AD-A041 195/9CP

Weather Radar Processor and Display Radar In-
terlace Adapter. Volume II
AD-A041 196/7CP

The Naval Oceanographic Office Numerical Ice
Forecasting System Operations Manual
AD-A049 019/3CP

Predicting Heavy Snowfall for Colorado Springs
Based on Computer Derived Synoptic Map Types
AD-718 422/CP

Diagnostic Studies of Sybsynoptic Atmospheric

Structure

AD-726 628/CP

Turbulence Forecasting Procedures
AD-731 134/CP

Validation of Meteorological Data
AD-731 138/CP

Further Verifications of and Experiments to Im-
prove the Modified Hatrack Scheme for Forecast-
ing the Motion of Tropical Cyclones
AD-734 985/CP

Improved Three Dimensional Nephanalysis Model
AD-736 798/CP

Applying a Window Pane Technique to the
Colorado Springs Snow Study
AD-743 301/CP

Pulse Pair Estimation of Doppler Spectrum

Parameters

AD-744 094/CP

A Two-Dimensional Short-Range Fog Forecast

Model

AD-750 082/CP

An Operational Decision Model Employing Opera-
tional and Environmental Factors
AD-755 403/CP

Application of Adaptive Estimation to Tempera-
ture Forecasting
AD-759 546/CP

Map Typing Computer Programs
AD-766 929/4CP

Extending the Computerized Typhoon/Tropical
Storm Prediction Program (Tyfoon 72) Toward
Seven Days
AD-770 207/9CP

Analytic Solution of Coupled Mode Equations by

Computer

AD-772 828/0CP

A Three-Parameter Model for Limited Area

Forecasting

AD-777 406/0CP

A Semi-Markov Weather Model

AD-778 873/OCP

Numerical Forecasting of Clear Air Turbulence

AD-818 985/CP

Simulation Research to Develop Objective
Meteorological Prediction Capability
AD-864 887/CP

Papers on Operational Objective Analysis
Schemes at the National Severe Storms Forecast
Center.
COM-71-00136/CP

SPLASH (Special Program to List Amplitudes of
Surges from Hurricanes) I. Landfall Storms
COM-72-10807/CP

Computer Model for Investigating the Strategy of
Automatically Estimating Prevailing Visibility
COM-72-11491/CP

SPLASH (Special Program to List Amplitudes of
Surges from Hurricanes). Part 2. General Track
and Variant Storm Conditions
COM-74-10925/7CP

Simulations of the Monthly Mean Atmosphere for
February 1976 with the Giss Model.
N78-24754/1CP

The Development of Computer Programs Applica-
ble to Meaningful Precipitation Management Ex-
periments
PB-202 199/CP

Separation of Mixed Data Sets into Homogeneous

Sets

PB-264 813/7CP

Computer Software for the Assessment of Growth
Histories of Weather Radar Echoes
PB-268 753/1CP

Methods for Estimating Areal Precipitation in
Mountainous Areas
PB-276 140/1CP

WEATHER MODIFICATION

Fog Clearing Using Helicopter Downdrafts: A Nu-
merical Model
AD-771 038/7CP

The Development of Computer Programs Applica-
ble to Meaningful Precipitation Management Ex-
periments
PB-202 199/CP

WEATHER OBSERVATIONS

Tornado Photographic Analysis
COM-75-10117/0CP
WEATHER RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT

Computer Subroutine for Presenting Meterologi-
cal Flight Data on the Printer (CURVPT)
COM-71-50082/CP

WEIGHTLESSNESS

Zero-Gravity Atmospheric Cloud Physics Experi-
ment Laboratory; Programmatics Report.
N75-24526/6CP

WHISTLERS

Direction Finding on Whistlers and Related VLF

Signals

AD-742 776/CP

WIND

An Atmospheric Dispersion and Environmental
Prediction Technique
AD-A010 647/6CP

Program Graphic
AD-A011 416/5CP

Analysis of Chemical Smoke Releases to Charac-
terize Stratospheric/Thermospheric Wind Fields
AD-A022 678/7CP

Analysis of Smoke Trail Photographs to Deter-
mine Stratospheric Winds and Shears
AD-A035 504/OCP

Physically-Based High Resolution Surface Wind
and Temperature Analysis for EPAMS
AD-A055 861 /9CP

The Stanford Meteor-Trails Radar Mark II.
AD-709 673/CP

Numerical Preprocessing of Rawinsonde Position

Vectors

AD-732 205/CP

A Program for Evaluating Atmospheric Dispersion
from a Nuclear Power Station
COM-74-11336/6CP

WNDROS: A Program for Displaying Wind Rose

Data

ORNL/CSD/TM-40

WIND DIRECTION

Central Pacific VLF Signal Survey and Omega
Wind Error Predictions
PB-267 413/3CP

WIND EFFECTS

Determination of Altitude Dependence of the Exo-
spheric Rotation Above 350 Km Bestimmung der
Hoehenabhaengigkeit der Exosphaerischen Rota-
tion Oberhalb 350 Km.
N76-15717/1CP

WIND MEASUREMENT

A Comparison of a Coaxial Focused Laser Dop-
pler System in Atmospheric Measurements
N73-30627/6CP

WIND (METEOROLOGY)

Program Descriptions. Supplement to Mesoscale
Wind Fields and Transport Estimates Determined
from a Network of Wind Towers
COM-74-11470/3CP

User Guide to a Command and Control System; a
Part of a Prelaunch Wind Monitoring Program.
N77-15056/3CP

Wind Energy Flux Calculated from Idaho National

Engineering Laboratory (INEL) Sensor Network

Data

PB-253 205/9CP

Transportation Systems and Regional Air Quality.
An Approach and Computer Program for Wind
Flow Field Analysis
PB-263 921/9CP

An Objective Analysis Technique for the Regional
Air Pollution Study. Part I
PB-266 255/9CP

An Objective Analysis Technique for the Regional
Air Pollution Study. Part II
PB-266 756/6CP

Program to Calculate Winds Aloft Using a
Hewlett-Packard 25 Hand Calculator
PB-266 968/7CP

Non-Divergent Wind Analysis Algorithm for the St.
Louis RAPS (Regional Air Pollution Study) Net-
work
PB-276 582/4CP

WIND POWER

Stochastic Modelling of Site Wind Characteristics
PB-261 178/8CP

A New Wind Energy Site Selection Methodology
PB-282 834/1CP

WIND PRESSURE

Statistical Analysis of Extreme Winds
COM-75-10945/4CP

The Buffeting of Tall Structures by Strong Winds
COM-75-11442/1CP

WIND PROFILES

Development of a Procedure to Model High-
Resolution Wind Profiles from Smoothed or Low-
Frequency Data
N78-11642/3CP

WIND SHEAR

Wind Shear - Thermal Wind Relationships on the

Mesoscale

AD-A013 508/7CP

Analysis of Smoke Trail Photographs to Deter-
mine Stratospheric Winds and Shears
AD-A035 504/OCP

Wind Shear Modeling for Aircraft Hazard Defini-
tion
AD-A053 178/OCP

Recording and Analysis of Optical Data from
Stratospheric Dynamics Experiments
AD-A054 013/8CP

Wisp Information Display System User's Manual.
N78-18623/6CP

WIND VELOCITY

WINDVEL2: A Program for Plotting Wind Velocity
as Determined by OTH Radar
AD-A002 954/6CP

Program TRUWIND
AD-A005 311/6CP

Verification of Wind Measurement with Mobile
Laser Doppler System
AD-A047 252/2CP

A Study of the Applicability of Lasers to the Mea-
surement of Tornado Wind Speeds
AD-A052 636/8CP

Experimental Pulsed Laser, Remote Crosswind

Measurement System — Feasibility Study and

Design

AD-786 647/8CP

100

SUBJECT INDEX

ZEEMAN EFFECT

Wind Energy Flux Calculated from Idaho National

Engineering Laboratory (INEL) Sensor Network

Data

PB-253 205/9CP

Stochastic Modelling of Site Wind Characteristics
PB-261 178/8CP

Central Pacific VLF Signal Survey and Omega
Wind Error Predictions
PB-267 413/3CP

WIND VELOCITY MEASUREMENT

Determination of Constant-Volume Balloon Capa-
bilities for Aeronautical Research.
N77-19715/0CP

X RAYS

Atmospheric Transport of X-Rays.
AD-716 801 /CP

ZEEMAN EFFECT

Eso Bulletin No. 12.
N76-12912/1CP

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CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX

AERODYNE RESEARCH INC BEDFORD MASS

ARI-RR-97

MRDA - A Medium Resolution Data Analysis Code
for the HP 2100 Computer
(AFGL-TR-77-0044)
AD-A042 263/4CP

AEROJET ELECTROSYSTEMS CO., AZUSA, CALIF.

AESC-1798-FR-1-Vol-1

Microwave Radiometry Applications Study
Volume I

fSAMSO-TR-73-381 -Vol-1 )
AD-915 570/6CP

AESC-1798-FR-1-Vol-2

Microwave Radiometry Applications Study.
Volume II Appendices
(SAMSO-TR-73-381 -Vol-2)
AD-915 571/4CP

AERONOMY CORP CHAMPAIGN ILL

Remote Diagnostics and Correlation Analysis for
Prairie Smoke
(RADC-TR-74-182)
AD-A014 434/5CP

AEROSPACE CORP EL SEGUNDO CALIF
CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS LAB

TR-0076(6754-03)-1

Band Model Parameters for the 4 3-microns Fun-
damental Band of C02 in the 100-3000 K Tem-
perature Range
(SAMSO-TR-76-35)
AD-A021 786/9CP

AEROSPACE CORP EL SEGUNDO CALIF LAB
OPERATIONS

TR-0074(4260-10)-1 -Vol-1

The Low-G Accelerometer Calibration System Or-
bital Accelerometer Experiment. Volume I. Experi-
ment Description and Methodology
(SAMSO-TR-73-355-Vol-1 )
AD-772 717/5CP

TR-0075(5647)-3

Monochromatic Transmittance/Radiance Compu-
tations

(SAMSO-TR-74-247)
AD-A003 755/6CP

AIR FORCE AVIONICS LAB WRIGHT-PATTERSON
AFB OHIO

AFAL-TR-77-229

Meteorological Sensitivity of LOWTRAN 3B
AD-A053 840/5CP

AIR FORCE CAMBRIDGE RESEARCH LABS
HANSCOM AFB MASS

AFCRL-AFSIG-305

An Updated Empirical Density Model for Predict-
ing Low-Altitude Satellite Fphemerides
AD-A010 424/0CP

AFCRL-ERP-501

Computer Program tor the Disturbed Steady-State
Nighttime D-Region
AD-A010 412/5CP

AFCRL-ERP 513

Almosphenc Transmittance from 0 25 to 28.5
Microns: Computer Code LOWTRAN 3
AD A017 734/5CP

AFCRl -ERP-531

The Calculation of Riorneter Absorption and an
Approximation Connection between Riorneter Ab-
sorption and Solar Proton Fluxes during
Nighttime PCA Events
AD-A019 656/8CP

AFCHL-SR-191

Atmospheric Density Determination from Analysis
cf Doppler Beacon Satellite Data
AD A012 195/4CP

AFCRl TH 75 0150

Computer Program for the Disturbed Steady-State
Nighttime D Region
AD A010 412/5CP

AFCRL-TR-75-0158

An Updated Empirical Density Model for Predict-
ing Low Altilude Satellite Ephemerides
AD A010 424/0CP

AFCRl TR-75-0176

Atmospheric Density Determination from Analysis
ol Doppler Beacon Satellite Data
AD A012 195/4CP

AFCRl TR 75-0255

Almosphenc Transmittance from 0 25 to 28 5
Microns Computer Code LOWTRAN 3
AD AUt/ /34/5CP

AFCRl TR 75 0469

The Calculation of Riorneter Absorption and an
Approximation Connection between Riorneter Ab-
sorption and Solar Proton Fluxes during
Nighttime PCA Events
AD A019 G56/8CP

AIR FORCE CAMBRIDGE RESEARCH LABS L G
HANSCOM FIELD MASS

AFCRL-AFSIG-241

Arctic Ionosphere Modelling - Five Related

Papers

AD-748 796/CP

AFCRL-AFSIG-267

An Empirical Model of the Polar Ionosphere
AD-766 240/6CP

AFCRL-AFSIG-276

A FORTRAN Program for Computing Steady-State
Composition Models of the Upper Atmosphere
AD-775 080/5CP

AFCRL-ERP-377

Photo-Equilibrium of Barium
AD-739 166/CP

AFCRL-ERP-401

Modeling the Bottomside Ionospheric Electron
Density Profile
AD-751 267/CP

AFCRL-ERP-421

Numerical Model of the Equatorial Electrojet
AD-758 196/CP

AFCRL-ERP-427

Atmospheric Transmittance from 0.25 to
28 5/micrometers Computer Code LOWTRAN 2
AD-763 721/CP

AFCRL-ERP-446

Geomagnetic Field Models for Ray Tracing
AD-766 241 /4CP

AFCRL-ERP-464

An Empirical Density Model for Predicting Low-
Altitude Satellite Ephemerides Part 1. Data Analy-
sis and Model Formulation
AD-778 820/1CP

AFCRL-IP-182

Application of a Computer-Controlled Two-
Dimensional Densitometer to Photograph Chemi-
cal Releases
AD-763 082/CP

AFCRL-TR-0062

An Empirical Density Model for Predicting Low-
Altitude Satellite Ephemerides Part 1 Data Analy-
sis and Model Formulation
AD-778 820/1CP

AFCRL-TR-73-0155

Application of a Computer-Controlled Two-
Dimensional Densitometer to Photograph Chemi-
cal Releases
AD-763 082/CP

AFCRL-TR-73-0294

Geomagnetic Field Models for Ray Tracing
AD-766 241/4CP

AFCRL-TR-73-0331

An Empirical Model of the Polar Ionosphere
AD-766 240/6CP

AFCRL-TR-73-0525

Formulation of Diurnal D-Region Models Using a
Photochemical Computer Code and Current
Reaction Rates
AD-766 525/OCP

AFCRL-71-0600

Photo-Equilibrium of Barium
AD-739 166/CP

AFCRL-72-0305

Arctic Ionosphere Modelling - Five Related

Papers

AD-748 796/CP

AFCRL-72-0340

Modeling the Bottomside Ionospheric Electron
Density Profile
AD-751 267/CP

AFCRL-72-0668

Numerical Model of the Equatorial Electrojet
AD-758 196/CP

AFCRL-72-0745

Atmospheric Transmittance from 0.25 to
28 5/micrometers Computer Code LOWTRAN 2
AD-763 721/CP

AFCRL-73-0635

A FORTRAN Program for Computing Steady-State
Composition Models of the Upper Atmosphere
AD-775 080/5CP

AIR FORCE EASTERN TEST RANGE PATRICK AFB
FLA

AFETR-TR-7607-Vol-l

Atmospheric Electricity and Tethered Aerostats,
Volume I
AD-A034 847/4CP

AIR FORCE ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNICAL
APPLICATIONS CENTER SCOTT AFB ILL

USAFETAC-6988

A Technique to Specify Liquid Water Content at a
Point in the Atmosphere
AD-A027 457/1 CP

AIR FORCE FLIGHT DYNAMICS LAB WRIGHT-
PATTERSON AFB OHIO

AFFDL-TR-72-51

Atmospheric Turbulence Field Parameters Deter-
mination
AD-745 946/CP

AFFDL-TR-77-4

A Description of the Atmospheric Turbulence En-
vironment Derived from the Critical Atmospheric
Turbulence (ALLCAT) Program
AD-A042 549/6CP

AIR FORCE GEOPHYSICS LAB HANSCOM AFB
MASS

AFGL-AFSG-380-PT-1

Modeling of the Geosynchronous Orbit Plasma
Environment. Part I
AD-A053 164/OCP

AFGL-ERP-580

Analysis of Smoke Trail Photographs to Deter-
mine Stratospheric Winds and Shears
AD-A035 504/OCP

AFGL-ERP-587

Atmospheric Transmittance from 0 25 to 28.5
Micrometers: Supplement LOWTRAN 3B (1976)
AD-A040 701/5CP

AFGL-ERP-621

Persistence. Runs, and Recurrence of Sky Cover
AD-A053 199/6CP

AFGL-TR-76-0243

Analysis of Smoke Trail Photographs to Deter-
mine Stratospheric Winds and Shears
AD-A035 504/OCP

AFGL-TR-76-0258

Atmospheric Transmittance from 0.25 to 28.5
Micrometers Supplement LOWTRAN 3B (1976)
AD-A040 701/5CP

AFGL-TR-77-0288-PT-1

Modeling of the Geosynchronous Orbit Plasma
Environment Part I
AD-A053 164/OCP

AFGL-TR-77-0308

Persistence, Runs, and Recurrence of Sky Cover
AD-A053 199/6CP

AIR FORCE GLOBAL WEATHER CENTRAL OFFUTT
AFB NEBR

AFGWC-TM-70-7

Turbulence Forecasting Procedures
AD-731 134/CP

AFGWC-TM-70-8

Validation of Meteorological Data
AD-731 138/CP

AFGWC-TM-71-2

Improved Three Dimensional Nephanalysis Model
AD-736 798/CP

AIR FORCE INST OF TECH WRIGHT-PATTERSON
AFB OHIO SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

AFIT/GEO/PH/77-1

A Matrix Approach to a Propagation Code
AD-A055 463/4CP

GSA/SM/74-8

A Semi-Markov Weather Model
AD-778 873/OCP
AIR FORCE WEAPONS LAB KIRTLAND AFB N MEX

AFWL-TR-74-47

Propagated EMP from Tangent and Buried Bursts
AD-783 246/2CP

AFWL-TR-74-204

Analytic and Numerical Chemistry Algorithms for
the WORRY Code WORRY Document No 2
AD-A012 002/2CP

ALABAMA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION.
AUBURN.

Bull 470

Scheduling and Application Rates ol Irrigation in
Humid Climate
(OWRT-A-025-ALA(3))
PB-244 760/5CP

ALABAMA UNIV., HUNTSVILLE. SCHOOL OF
GRADUATE STUDIES AND RESEARCH.

NASA-CR-149932

Environmental Dynamics at Orbital Altitudes
N76-27748/2CP

UAH-RR-186

Environmental Dynamics at Orbital Altitudes
N76-27748/2CP

102

CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX

CALIFORNIA UNIV., LA JOLLA.

ALASKA UNIV COLLEGE GEOPHYSICAL INST

TR-2

Project SECEDE. Tracking Barium releases using
the TV-TRACK System
(RADC-TR-71-195)
AD-731 574/CP

ALASKA UNIV., COLLEGE. INST. OF WATER
RESOURCES.

IWR-76

User's Guide for Atmospheric Carbon Monoxide
Transport Model
(FHWA/AK-76-IWR76)
PB-259 719/3CP

ALLIED RESEARCH ASSOCIATES INC BALTIMORE
MD

ARA-101F

Development of Digital Enhancement Techniques
Applicable to Direct Read-Out (APT) Meteorologi-
cal Satellite Images
(EPRF-TR-3-73(ARA))
AD-774 524/3CP

ALLIED RESEARCH ASSOCIATES INC CONCORD
MASS

ARA-8G80-F

Development of Techniques for the Operational
Use of ITOS Satellite Data by the Fleet
(FAMOS-TN-2-71)
AD-726 304/CP

ANALYSIS AND COMPUTER SYSTEMS INC
BURLINGTON MASS

Development of Numerical Techniques and Com-
puter Systems for Climatological, Ionospheric and
Microwave Physics Applications
(AFGL-TR-76-0006)
AD-A022 975/7CP

ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB., ILL.

Evaluation of Emission Control Strategies for Sul-
fur Dioxide and Particulates in the Chicago
Metropolitan Air Quality Control Region
ANL-IIPP-2

ARGONNE NATIONAL LAB., ILL. (USA).

The What System: A New Digitized Radiosonde
and Double Theodolite Balloon Tracking System
for Atmospheric Boundary Layer Investigations
CONF-731205-1

ARIZONA UNIV TUCSON

Climatic Modeling of the Earth-Atmosphere

System

(ARO-9077.6-EN)

AD-A020 458/6CP

ARMY ARMAMENT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
COMMAND ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND MD
BALLISTICS RESEARCH LAB

ARBRL-TR-02050

BENCHMARK-76: Model Computations for
Disturbed Atmospheric Conditions. II. Results for
the Stratosphere and Mesosphere
(AD-E430-017)
AD-A054 325/6CP

ARBRL-TR-02051

BENCHMARK-76: Model Computations for
Disturbed Atmospheric Conditions III. Results for
Selected Excitation Parameters at 60 km
(AD-E430-022)
AD-A054 376/9CP

ARMY COASTAL ENGINEERING RESEARCH
CENTER WASHINGTON D C

CERC-TM-35

Storm Surge on the Open Coast Fundamentals
and Simplified Prediction
AD-728 128/CP

ARMY ELECTRONICS COMMAND FORT MONMOUTH
N J

ECOM-5367
Data Reduction Program for Rocketsonde Tem-
peratures
AD 724 599/CP

ECOM-5515

Algorithms for Generating a Skew-T, log p Dia-
gram and Computing Selected Meteorological
Quantities
AD-769 739/4CP

ECOM-5527

Fog Clearing Using Helicopter Downdrafts: A Nu-
merical Model
AD-771 038/7CP

ECOM-5577
A Digital Data Acquisition Interface for the SMS
Direct Readout Ground Station - Concept and
Preliminary Design
AD-A022 317/2CP

ARMY ELECTRONICS COMMAND WHITE SANDS
MISSILE RANGE N MEX ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
LAB

A Study of Cloud Dynamics Utilizing Stereoscopic

Photogrammetry

(ECOM-5368)

AD-733 284/CP

A Two-Dimensional Short-Range Fog Forecast

Model

(ECOM-5443;

AD-750 082/CP

An Iterative Method for Saturation Adjustment

(ECOM-5444;

AD-750 083/CP

A General-Purpose Meteorological Rocket Data
Reduction Program
(ECOM-S462)
AD-751 780/CP

Numerical Approximations of Selected

Meteorologicl Parameters Related to Cloud

Physics

(ECOM-5475;

AD-757 623/CP

ARMY MISSILE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
COMMAND REDSTONE ARSENAL AL TECHNOLOGY
LAB

DRDMI-T-78-16

Methods for Prediction of Atmospheric Effects on
Laser Guidance Systems
AD-A051 617/9CP

ATLANTIC SCIENCE CORP INDIALANTIC FLA

Documentation and Description of the Bent Iono-
spheric Model
(SAMSO-TR-73-252)
AD-772 733/2CP

ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY LAB.,
BOULDER, COLO.

APCL-17

Computer Subroutine for Presenting Meterologi-
cal Flight Data on the Printer (CURVPT)
(NOAA-TR-ERL-199)
COM-71-50082/CP

ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES LAB WHITE SANDS
MISSILE RANGE N MEX

One-Dimensional Quasi-Time-Dependent Numeri-
cal Model of Cumulus Cloud Activity
(ECOM-S3S0)
AD-722 216/CP

AVCO EVERETT RESEARCH LAB INC EVERETT
MASS

Turbulence Characterization and Control

(RADC-TR-76-189)

AD-A027 155/1CP

BALLISTIC RESEARCH LABS ABERDEEN PROVING
GROUND MD

BRL-MR-2453

Computing Methods Used in Support of Modeling
Electron Concentrations in High-Altitude Chemi-
cal Releases
AD-A009 069/6CP

BRL-1702

Survey of Two-Body and Three-Body Reaction-
Rate Coefficients for the Ionized Stratosphere and
Mesosphere
AD-776 95078CP

BRL-1733

Description and Comparison of the K Method for
Performing Numerical Integration of Stiff Ordinary
Differential Equations
AD-A003 855/4CP

BRL-1790

Refractive Effects in Remote Sensing of the At-
mosphere with Infrared Transmission Spectrosco-
py
AD-A011 253/2CP

BRL-1909
Chemistry of Atmospheric Oeionization Outside
Intermediate-Altitude Fireballs. II. 15-. 20-. and 25-
km Altitude
AD-A029 890/1CP

BRL-1913

AIRCHEM: A Computational Technique for Model-
ing the Chemistry of the Atmosphere
AD-A030 157/2CP

BRL-1972
The Elfects of Uncertainties in the Two-Body Ion-
Ion Recombination Coefficient Upon Computed
Ion Distributions in the Stratosphere and Meso-
sphere
AO-A038 263/OCP

BATTELLE PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABS.,
RICHLAND, WASH.

CONF-741 003-7

Application of the Epaec Scavenging Model to
Calculations for Industrial Plumes
BNWL-SA-5117

Hetran: A Subprogram Package for Predicting the
Heat Transfer Across the Surface of a Natural
Body of Water.
BNWL-B-361

STRAM - An Air Pollution Model Incorporating
Nonlinear Chemistry, Variable Trajectories, and
Plume Segment Diffusion
(EPA/450/3-77/012)
PB-270 778/4CP

BATTELLE PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABS RICHLAND
WASH ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES DEPT

Precipitation Scavenging of Organic Contami-
nants

(AROD-10417 1-EN)
AD-779 551 /1CP

Natural Precipitation Washout of Sulfur Com-
pounds from Plumes
(EPA-R3-73-047)
PB-232 445/7CP

BONN UNIV. (WEST GERMANY). INST. FUER
ASTROPHYSIK UND EXTRATERRESTRISCHE
FORSCHUNG.

BMFT-FB-W-75-11

Determination of Altitude Dependence of the Exo-
spheric Rotation Above 350 Km Bestimmung der
Hoehenabhaengigkeit der Exosphaerischen Rota-
tion Oberhalb 350 Km
N76-15717/1CP

BOSTON COLL CHESTNUT HILL MASS SPACE DATA
ANALYSIS LAB

BC-SDAL-76-1
Theoretical and Numerical Studies of the Upper
Atmosphere using Satellite and Rocket Measur-
ments

(AFGL-TR-76-0025)
AD-A022 677/9CP

BUREAU OF RECLAMATION, DENVER, COLO.
ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH CENTER.

REC-ERC-77-8

Atmospheric Simulation Using Stratified Liquid

Models

PB-274 529/7CP

CALIFORNIA STATE DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION,
SACRAMENTO. TRANSPORTATION LAB.

657169

Transportation Systems and Regional Air Quality.
An Approach and Computer Program for Wind
Flow Field Analysis
(FHWA/CA-76/38)
PB-263 921 /9CP

657169

Transportation Systems and Regional Air Quality -
A Difkin Sensitivity Analysis
(FHWA/CA-76/27)
PB-268 329/OCP

CA-DOT-TL-71 69 -2-76-27

Transportation Systems and Regional Air Quality -
A Difkin Sensitivity Analysis
(FHWA/CA-76/27)
PB-268 329/OCP

CA-DOT-TL-71 69-4-76-38

Transportation Systems and Regional Air Quality.
An Approach and Computer Program for Wind
Flow Field Analysis
(FHWA/CA-76/38)
PB-263 921/9CP

CA-DOT-TL-721 8 -1-76-23

CALINE 2 - An Improved Microscale Model for the
Dispersion of Air Pollutants from a Line Source
(FHWA/RD-77-74)
PB-275 683/1CP

CALIFORNIA UNIV., BERKELEY. SPACE SCIENCES
LAB.

NASA-CR-132869

Energetic Particle Flux Experiment (Imp F and G)
N74-18336/9CP

SSL-SER-14-ISSUE-19

Energetic Particle Flux Experiment (Imp F and G)
N74-18336/9CP

CALIFORNIA UNIV., LA JOLLA.

NASA-CR-137371

Studies of the Structure of the Plasmasphere as
Seen by Radiosounder Measurements Aboard the
Alovetti-Satellite.
N74-20467/8CP

103

CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX

CALIFORNIA UNIV., LIVERMORE LAWRENCE
LIVERMORE LAB.

CONF-750533-4

Adpic: A Three-Dimensional Transport-Diffusion
Model for the Dispersal of Atmospheric Pollutants
and Its Validation Against Regional Tracer Stu-
dies.
UCRL-76170

CONF-750902-3

Applications of Episode: An Experimental
Package for the Integration of Systems of Ordina-
ry Differential Equations.
UCRL-75868

CONF-761003-19

Modeling the Planetary Boundary Layer Using the

Galerkin Finite-Element Method

UCRL-78120

Current Status of LLL Four-D Atmospheric

Propagation Code Effort

UCID-16827-2

Modeling of Transport in the Two-Dimensional
Atmospheric Transport and Kinetics Codes
SPHERNEW and TRACER
UCID-17203

PATRIC: A Three Dimensional Particle-in-Cell
Sequential Puff Code for Modeling the Transport
and Diffusion of Atmospheric Pollutants
UCID-17701

Time-Dependent Propagation of High Energy
Laser BEAMS Through the Atmosphere
UCRL-51826

CPS: A Continuous-Point-Source Computer Code
for Plume Dispersion and Deposition Calculations
UCPL-52049

Development of a Three-Dimensional Model of
the Atmospheric Boundary Layer Using the Finite
Element Method
UCRL-52366

CALIFORNIA UNIV LOS ANGELES DEPT OF
METEOROLOGY

Morphology and Dynamics of Ionospheric Storms

(AFCRL-TR-73-0610)

AD-774 760/3CP

CALIFORNIA UNIV., LOS ANGELES. SPACE
SCIENCE CENTER.

NASA-CR-1 29924

Correlative Studies of the Solar Wind The Inter-
planetary Magnetic Field, and Their Effects on the
Geomagnetic Cavity Using Explorer 33 and 35
Data
N73-14808/CP

CALIFORNIA UNIV., SAN DIEGO.

NASA-CR-138115

Behavior of Thermal Plasma in the Ionosphere

and Magnetosphere

N74-22355/3CP

CALIFORNIA UNIV., SAN DIEGO, LA JOLLA. DEPT.
OF CHEMISTRY.

Evaluation of a Short Term Oxidant Control

Strategy

(ARB-R-4-718-76-61)

PB-271 643/9CP

CALSPAN CORP BUFFALO N Y

CALSPAN-CJ-5756-M-2

Simulation of Marine Advection Fog with the Cal-
span Advection Fog Model Using Prognostic
Equations for Turbulent Energy
AD-A027 380/5CP

M156

Proiect Fog Drops 5. Task 1: A Numerical Model
of Advection Fog. Task 2: Recommendations for
Simplified Individual Zero-Gravity Cloud Physics
Experiments
N76-13702/5CP

NASA-CR-2633

Project Fog Drops 5 Task 1: A Numerical Model
of Advection Fog. Task 2: Recommendations for
Simplified Individual Zero-Gravity Cloud Physics
Experiments.
N76-13702/5CP

CEA CENTRE D ETUDES NUCLEAIRES DE
FONTENAY-AUX-ROSES, 92 (FRANCE). DEPT. DE
PHYSIQUE DU PLASMA ET DE LA FUSION
CONTROLEE.

Determination of the Particle Size Distribution of
an Aerosol Using a Diffusion Battery.
CEA-R-4549

CEA CENTRE D ETUDES NUCLEAIRES DE
FONTENAY-AUX-ROSES (FRANCE). DEPT. DE
PROTECTION.

Cartographic Forecasts of Short-Term Air Pollu-
tion Averages
CEA-R-4837

CHICAGO UNIV ILL LAB FOR ATMOSPHERIC
PROBING

TN-6

Digital Processing of FM-CW Radar Data
AD-733 295/CP

CITY UNIV. OF NEW YORK. DEPT. OF EARTH AND
PLANETARY SCIENCES.

CONTRIB-105

Simulations of the Monthly Mean Atmosphere for
February 1976 with the Giss Model.
N78-24754/1CP

NASA-CR-157158

Simulations of the Monthly Mean Atmosphere for
February 1976 with the Giss Model
N78-24754/1CP

COASTAL ENGINEERING RESEARCH CENTER FORT
BELVOIR VA

CERC-TM-50

Verification Study of a Bathystrophic Storm Surge

Model

AD-A012 799/3CP

COLORADO STATE UNIV FORT COLLINS COLL OF
FORESTRY AND NATURAL RESOURCES

A Stochastic Canopy Model of Diurnal

Reflectance

(ARO-9928.4-EN)

AD-A004 026/1 CP

COLORADO STATE UNIV., FORT COLLINS. DEPT. OF
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE.

Effects of Atmospheric Variability on Energy

Utilization and Conservation

COO-1340-52

COLORADO STATE UNIV., FORT COLLINS. DEPT. OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING.

NASA-CR-1 24355

A Comparison of a Coaxial Focused Laser Dop-
pler System in Atmospheric Measurements
N73-30627/6CP

COLORADO STATE UNIV FORT COLLINS FLUID
DYNAMICS AND DIFFUSION LAB

CER71-72SNP-JEC1

Mass Dispersion from an Instantaneous Line
Source in a Turbulent Shear Flow
AD-753 268/CP

THEMIS-CER-TR-19

Mass Dispersion from an Instantaneous Line
Source in a Turbulent Shear Flow
AD-753 268/CP

COLORADO UNIV BOULDER DEPT OF COMPUTER
SCIENCE

Software Tools for Climate Simulation

(AFOSR-TR-75-1530)

AD-A017 664/4CP

COMMONWEALTH SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL
RESEARCH ORGANIZATION, MELBOURNE
(AUSTRALIA).

Global Horizontal Solar Radiation for Australian
Locations Stored in the CSIRO CYBER 7600
System: The Data and Method of Retrieval
S.E.S -75/3

COMPASS SYSTEMS, INC., SAN DIEGO, CALIF.

100-16

Program TRUWIND
(EPRF-CP-Note-16)
AD-A005 311/6CP

COMPUTER SCIENCES CORP., SILVER SPRING, MD.

NASA-CR-152508

Skylab S191. S192 Program Descriptions.
N77-26177/4CP

COMPUTER SCIENCES CORP., SILVER SPRING, MD.
SYSTEM SCIENCES DIV

CSC/TR-75/6007

Feasibility Study of a Ouadrilateralized Spherical
Cube Earth Data Base
(EPRF-TR-2-75(CSC»
AD-A010 232/7CP

CONTROL DATA CORP., MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.

An Objective Analysis Technique for the Regional
Air Pollution Study. Part I
(EPA/600/4-77/002a)
PB-266 255/9CP

An Objective Analysis Technique for the Regional
Air Pollution Study Part II
(E PA /600/4 - 7 7 /002b)
PB-266 756/6CP

CORNELL AERONAUTICAL LAB., INC., BUFFALO, N.

CAL-RM-2864-P-1

Investigation of Warm Fog Properties and Fog

Modification Concepts

N71-22619/CP

NASA-CR-1731

Investigation of Warm Fog Properties and Fog

Modification Concepts

N71-22619/CP

CORVALLIS ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB.,
OREG. ASSESSMENT AND CRITERIA
DEVELOPMENT DIV.

EPA/600/3-76/100

Cooling Tower Plume Model
PB-259 971/OCP

CRAMER (H.E.) CO., INC., SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

M155

Nasa/Msfc Multilayer Diffusion Models and Com-
puter Programs, Version 5.
N76-17658/5CP

M-245

Users' Instructions for the NASA/Msfc Cloud-Rise
Preprocessor Program, Version 6, and the
NASA/Msfc Multilayer Diffusion Program, Version
6: Research Version for UNIVAC 1108 System
N78-18573/3CP

NASA-CR-2631

Nasa/Msfc Multilayer Diffusion Models and Com-
puter Programs, Version 5.
N76-17658/5CP

NASA-CR-2945

Users' Instructions for the NASA/Msfc Cloud-Rise
Preprocessor Program, Version 6, and the
NASA/Msfc Multilayer Diffusion Program. Version
6: Research Version for UNIVAC 1108 System.
N78-18573/3CP

NASA-CR-1 29006

Nasa/Msfc Multilayer Diffusion Models and Com-
puter Program for Operational Prediction of Toxic
Fuel Hazards
N73-28050/5CP

TR-76-106-01

Mixing-Layer Analysis Routine and Trans-
port/Diffusion Application Routine for EPAMS
(ECOM-77-2)
AD-A038 399/2CP

DANISH METEOROLOGICAL INST COPENHAGEN
GEOPHYSICAL DEPT

Ionospheric Research Using Satellites

(AFCRL-TR-75-049S)

AD-A015 861 /8CP

DANISH SPACE RESEARCH INST., LYNGBY.

The Effect of Large Scale Irregularities on the
Propagation of VLF Waves Through the Lower
Ionosphere with Special Reference to Auroral
Hiss.
N70-22824/CP

DARTMOUTH COLL HANOVER N H THAYER
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

Short-Term Predictions on the Course of Polar
Cap Absorption.
(AFCRL-69-054 1(l))
AD-706 410/CP

DELAWARE UNIV., NEWARK. WATER RESOURCES
CENTER.

Contrib-22

Estimation of Areal Average Precipitation Using

Different Network Densities and Averaging

Techniques

(OWRT-A-029-DEL(1»

PB-264 243/7CP

DENVER UNIV., COLO. DEPT. OF GEOGRAPHY.

The Development of Computer Programs Applica-
ble to Meaningful Precipitation Management Ex-
periments

(REC-14-06-D-6646-F)
PB-202 199/CP

DENVER UNIV., COLO. DEPT. OF PHYSICS AND
ASTRONOMY.

NASA-CR-137762

Measurements of Trace Constituents from At-
mospheric Infrared Emission and Absorption
Spectra, a Feasibility Study
N76-13673/8CP

DEPARTEMENT 0 ETUDES ET DE RECHERCHES EN
TECHNOLOGIE SPATIALE, TOULOUSE (FRANCE).

Theoretical Study and Calculation of Particle Flux
in the Stable Region of the Magnetosphere.
N70-29050/CP

DEUTSCHE FORSCHUNGS- UND
VERSUCHSANSTALT FUER LUFT- UND
RAUMFAHRT, OBERPFAFFENHOFEN (WEST
GERMANY).

DLR-IB-552-76/27

104

CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX

FRANKLIN PIERCE COLL RINDGE N H DEPT OF RESEARCH

DIGITAL PROGRAMMING SERVICES INC WALTHAM
MASS

Development and Application ot Data Processing
Techniques and Analytic Procedures to Cloud
Physics Data
(AFCRL-TR-75-0427)
AD-A018 662/7CP

DREXEL UNIV PHILADELPHIA PA DEPT OF PHYSICS

Scientilic-2

Diagnostic Studies of Sybsynoptic Atmospheric

Structure

(AFCRL-70-0617)

AD-726 628/CP

DREXEL UNIV., PHILADELPHIA, PA. DEPT. OF
PHYSICS AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE..

NASA-CR-145011
Techniques tor Computing Regional Radiant
Emittances of the Earth-Atmosphere System from
Observations by Wide-Angle Satellite Radiome-
ters. Phase 3
N77-20659/7CP

DREXEL UNIV PHILADELPHIA PA DEPT OF PHYSICS
AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES

Scientific-5

A One-Dimensional Numerical Model to Study the
Effects of Cumulus Clouds on the Environment
(AFCRL-TR-73-0014)
AD-760 123/CP

DUGWAY PROVING GROUND UTAH

DPG-FR-M920A
An Atmospheric Dispersion and Environmental
Prediction Technique
AD-A010 647/6CP

DPG-FR-M921A
Application of the Calder Finite Difference Diffu-
sion Model to Calculations ot Instantaneous
Elevated Line Source Dosages
AD-A009 750/1CP

DYTEC ENGINEERING INC HUNTINGTON BEACH
CA

DYTEC-R-7705

Atmospheric-Absorption Adjustment Procedure
for Aircraft Flyover Noise Measurements
(FAA-RD-77-167)
AD-A051 700/3CP

EDGEWOOD ARSENAL, ABERDEEN PROVING
GROUND, MD

ED-TR-74098
A Mathematical Model for the Atmospheric Dis-
semination of Evaporating Aerosol Clouds
(Evaporation Model)
AD-A015 542/4CP

EG AND G, INC., BOULDER, COLO.
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES OPERATION.

A Parameterized Numerical Model of Orographic

Precipitation

PB-192 757/CP

Potential Environmental Modifications Produced
by Large Evaporative Cooling Towers
(EPA-16130-DNH-01/71)
PB-210 702/7CP

ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATES INC WEST LONG
BRANCH N J SCIENTIFIC COMPUTATION DEPT

30-307001

Ray Tracing Study

AD-779 091/8CP
EMMANUEL COLL BOSTON MASS
Scientific- 1

Study of Hydromagnetic Wave Propagation in the

Magnetosphere: 1. Design and Fabrication of

Data Processing System 2 Mathematical Analysis

of Magnetospheric Models

(AFCRL-TR-74-0449!

AD-A003 394/4CP

Scienlific-1

Satellite Beacon Studies 1 Total Electron Con-
lent. 2 Scintillation Studies 3 Programming
(AFCRL-TR-75-0069)
AD-A008 193/5CP

Scientific-2
Calibration ol the SSJ/3 Sensor on the DMSP
Satellites

(AFGL-TR-77-0202)
AD-A045 997/4CP

Study ol Hydromagnetic Wave Propagation in the
Magnetosphere
(AFCRI -TR-75-0588)
AD-A020 301 /8CP

Mathematical-Model Programs

(AFCRL-72-0674)

AD-760 117/CP

EMMANUEL COLL BOSTON MASS PHYSICS
RESEARCH OIV

Analysis of Stratospheric Balloon Programs

(AFCRL-71-0115)

AD-722 076/CP

ENVIRONMENTAL PREDICTION RESEARCH
FACILITY (NAVY) MONTEREY CALIF

ENVPREDRSCHF-tech nole-24
A Generalized Version ol the Fields by Informa-
tion Blending (FIB) Technique
AD-A021 638/2CP

ENVPREDRSCHF-tech paper-16-74
A Tropical Cyclone Analog Program for the
Southwest Indian Ocean
AD-A001 271/6CP

ENVPREDRSCHF-tech paper-20-75

Objective Analysis Technique in Sigma Coor-
dinates
AD-A021 213/4CP

ENVPREDRSCHFAC-tech-paper-1-73
The 1972 Typhoon Analog Program (TYFOON-72)
AD-758 007/CP

ENVPREDRSCHFAC-tech paper-6-73
Oceanic Fog. a Numerical Study
AD-767 934/3CP

ENVPREDRSHCHFAC-tech-paper-5-74
A Three-Parameter Model for Limited Area
Forecasting
AD-777 406/OCP

EPRF-CP Note-3

Basic ZOOM Program
AD-A011 409/OCP

EPRF-CP Note-11
Program Graphic
AD-A011 416/5CP

EPRF-CP Note-20

A Cloud Advection Model
AD-A020 045/1CP

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. MONITORING
AND DATA ANALYSIS DIV.

Valley Model Computer Program

(EPA/DF-78/002)

PB-275 700/3CP

Single Source (CRSTER) Model Computer Pro-
grams

(EPA/DF-78/004)
PB-275 701/1CP

Climatological Dispersion Model OC (CDMOC)
Computer Program
(EPA/DF-78/003)
PB-276 516/2CP

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. OFFICE OF AIR
QUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS.

EPA/450/2-77/013

User's Manual for Single-Source (CRSTER) Model
PB-271 360/0CP

EPA/450/2-77/018

Valley Model User's Guide
PB-274 054/6CP

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY,
INC., CONCORD, MASS.

ERT-P-821

Computer Program Compatible with a Laser

Nephelometer

N75-28749/0CP

ERT-P-1121-Vol 2
Adaptation ol Gaussian Plume Model to Incor-
porate Multiple Station Data Input Volume II Ap-
pendices

(EPA/600/3-75/003b)
PB-252 558/2CP

ERT-P-2095

Parameterization of Weather Radar Data for Use
in the Prediction of Storm Motion and Develop-
ment

(AFGL-TR-77-0216)
AD-A052 535/2CP

NASA-CR-143816

Computer Program Compatible with a Laser

Nephelometer.

N75-28749/0CP

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY,
INC., LEXINGTON, MASS.

NASA-CR-129030

Studies in the Use of Cloud Type Statistics in

Mission Simulation

N74-30053/4CP

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH ANO TECHNOLOGY,
INC., WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CALIF. WESTERN
TECHNICAL CENTER.

Design ol the Sullate Regional Experiment
(SURE) Volume III Appendices
(EPRI/EC-125-Vol-3)
PB-251 703/5CP

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH INST OF MICHIGAN
ANN ARBOR INFRARED ANO OPTICS DIV

ERIM-107600-10-T

Atmospheric Transmittance and Radiance:
Methods of Calculation
AD-A017 459/9CP

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABS., BOULDER,
COLO. OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR.

NOAA-TM-ERL-OD-8

Outline ol a Bayesian Approach to the EML Multi-
ple Cloud Seeding Experiments
COM-71-00875/CP

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES RESEARCH LAB..
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.

EPA/600/4-77/049

Non-Divergent Wind Analysis Algorithm for the St.
Louis RAPS (Regional Air Pollution Study) Net-
work
PB-276 582/4CP

EPA/600/4-78/013

User's Guide for PAL A Guassian-Plume Al-
gorithm for Point. Area, and Line Sources
PB-281 306/1CP

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES RESEARCH LAB.,
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. METEOROLOGY
AND ASSESSMENT DIV.

EPA/600/4-77/015
Calculation of Selected Photolytic Rate Constants
over a Diurnal Range. A Computer Algorithm
PB-266 739/2CP

ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNICAL APPLICATIONS
CENTER (AIR FORCE) WASHINGTON D C

USAFETAC-TN-71-11

Numerical Preprocessing of Rawinsonde Position

Vectors

AD-732 205/CP

USAFETAC-TN-72-8

An Operational Decision Model Employing Opera-
tional and Environmental Factors
AD-755 403/CP

USAFETAC-TN-74-3

A Precipitating Convective Cloud Model
AD-A002 117/OCP

EPSILON LABS INC BEDFORD MASS

FR-2001-73

Stratospheric Balloon Aerosol Particle Counter

Measurements

(AFCRL-TR-73-0700)

AD-777 135/5CP

FR-2003-74

Balloon-Borne Aerosol Counter Modifications.
Particle Sizing Accuracy Tests
(AFCRL-TR-74-0349)
AD-784 866/6CP

Balloon Measurements of Stratospheric Aerosol
Size Distribution Following a Volcanic Dust Incur-
sion

(AFCRL-TR-75-0518)
AD-A018 372/3CP

EUROPEAN SOUTHERN OBSERVATORY, HAMBURG
(WEST GERMANY).

Eso Bulletin No 12
N76-12912/1CP

EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY, PARIS (FRANCE).

ESA-TT-381

Dispersion of Trace Constituents in the Strato-
sphere.
N77-31678/4CP

ONERA-P-1976-7

Dispersion ol Trace Constituents in the Strato-
sphere.
N77-31678/4CP

FINNISH METEOROLOGICAL INST., HELSINKI.

TR-1

Numerical Weather Prediction in Finland During

1969

N72-28639/CP

FRANKLIN PIERCE COLL RINDGE N H DEPT OF
RESEARCH

Solar Cycle Variations of Geomagnetically
Trapped Radiation
(AFCRL-TR-73-0481)
AD-774 043/4CP

105

CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX

GCA CORP BEDFORD MASS GCA TECHNOLOGY
DIV

GCA-TR-70-9-A

Infrasonic Data Reduction
(AFCRL-72-0429)
AD-748 283/CP

GCA-TR-71-3-A

A Balloon-Borne Aerosol Counter

(AFCRL-71-0416)

AD-737 802/CP

GENERAL DYNAMICS SAN DIEGO CALIF
ELECTRONICS DIV

R-75-073

Remote Infrared Atmospheric Profiling System

(RIAPS)

AD-A018 562/9CP

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO PHILADELPHIA PA SPACE
DIV

A Compendium of Optical Interferometer Results
on Secede II
(RADC-TR-72-122)
AD-744 833/CP

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., PITTSFIELD, MASS.

NASA-CR-2349

Analysis and Calculation of Lightning-Induced
Voltages in Aircraft Electrical Circuits
N74-14754/7CP

SRD-72-066

Analysis and Calculation of Lightning-Induced
Voltages in Aircraft Electrical Circuits
N74-14754/7CP

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO SANTA BARBARA CALIF
TEMPO

GE73TMP-20

WEPH V Code Modifications for HF Propagation
and System Performance Modeling
(DNA-3153T)
AD-770 053/7CP

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO SYRACUSE N Y HEAVY
MILITARY EQUIPMENT DEPT

R74EMH24
An Analysis of Ionospheric Electron Content Mea-
surements Utilizing Satellite-Emitted Signals
AD-A042 374/9CP

GENERAL RESEARCH CORP SANTA BARBARA
CALIF

The ROSCOE Manual Volume 14b Midlatitude
Density Profiles of Selected Atmospheric Species
(ONA-3964F-14b)
AD-A043 499/3CP

The ROSCOE Manual. Volume 16 High-Altitude
Neutral-Particle Motion
(DNA-3964F-16)
AD-A043 546/1 CP

The ROSCOE Manual Volume 17 High-Altitude
Debris-Energy Deposition
(DNA-3964F-17)
AD-A043 547/9CP

The ROSCOE Manual. Volume 14A. Ambient At-
mosphere (Major and Minor Neutral Species and
Ionosphere)
(DNA-3964F-14A)
AD-A048 013/7CP

The ROSCOE Manual Volume 10 Models of Ion
Leak and Loss Cone Patches
(DNA-3964F-W)
AD-A048 014/5CP

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, TACOMA, WASH. WATER
RESOURCES DIV.

USGS/WRD-74-036

Direct Beam Solar Radiation A Digital Computer

program

PB-236 902/3CP

GEOPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY, CHRISTCHURCH
(NEW ZEALAND). PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING
LAB.

REPT-540

A Program for Reading Ionospheric Data
N78-23650/2CP

GEORGIA INST. OF TECH., ATLANTA.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES CENTER.

ERC-0972

Digital Simulation of Thunderstorm Rainfall

(OWRR-A-036GA(1))

PB 211 806/CP

GEORGIA INST. OF TECH., ATLANTA. SCHOOL OF
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING.

NASA-CR-150214

The Global Reference Atmospheric Model. MOD 2
(Wilh Two Scale Perturbation Model)
N77-20660/5CP

GEORGIA INST OF TECH ATLANTA SCHOOL OF
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Geometrical Acoustics Techniques in Far Field In-
frasonic Waveform Syntheses
("AFGL-TR-76-0055J
AD-A024 721 /3CP

Computational Techniques for the Study of In-
frasound Propagation in the Atmosphere
(-AFGL-TR-76-0056J
AD-A024 951/6CP

GEORGIA UNIV., ATHENS. DEPT. OF PHYSICS.

NASA-CR-61370

Use of the Negative Binomial-Truncated Poisson
Distribution in Thunderstorm Prediction
N72-14641/CP

GHANA UNIV LEGON DEPT OF PHYSICS

Total Electron Measurements of the Ionosphere
using Beacon Satellites BEB(S66) and BEC
(•AFCRL-72-0562;
AD-751 517/CP

GOODYEAR AEROSPACE CORP AKRON OHIO

GER-15325

Investigation of Stability Characteristics of
Tethered Balloon Systems
fAFCRL-7J-0406;
AD-731 570/CP

Scientific-2

Investigation of Stability Characteristics of
Tethered Balloon Systems
(AFCRL-71-0406)
AD-731 570/CP

GULF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS
INC SAN DIEGO CALIF

GA-10165

Atmospheric Transport of X-Rays.

(DASA-2S71)

AD-716 801/CP

H S S INC BEDFORD MASS

HSSB-014

Auroral Spectrograph Data Reduction System

(,AFCRi.-TR-75-0360;

AD-A019 110/6CP
HARRY DIAMOND LABS ADELPHI MD
HDL-TR-1733

Asymptotic Properties of the Mie Coefficients

AD-A023 078/9CP

HAWAII UNIV., HONOLULU. WATER RESOURCES
RESEARCH CENTER.

TR-72

Some Statistical Analyses of Hawaiian Rainfall

(OWRR-A-029-HI(1))

PB-233 674/1CP

TR-85

Methodological Approaches in Hawaiian Fog

Research

(OWRT-A-041-HI(1))

PB-243 508/9CP
HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LAB., RESEARCH
TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.
EPA/600/3-75/010h

Annual Catalyst Research Program Report Ap-
pendices Volume VII

PB-249 913/5CP

HYDROSCIENCE, INC., WESTWOOD, N.J.

Synoptic Rainfall Data Analysis Program (SYNOP)

(EPA/DF-77/002a)

PB-264 563/8CP

IBM FEDERAL SYSTEMS DIV BURLINGTON MASS

Program Structure of Atmospheric Density Pro-
grams

(AFCRL-TR-75-0063)
AD-A008 515/9CP

Some Recent Innovations in Atmospheric Density

Programs

(AFCRL-TR-74-0370)

AD-786 414/3CP

IBM FEDERAL SYSTEMS DIV BURLINGTON MASS
ADVANCED SYSTEMS DESIGN DEPT

Atmospheric Model Evaluation
(AFCRL-71-0543)
AD-736 443/CP
IBM RESEARCH LAB., SAN JOSE, CALIF.

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data Volume I
(•£PA-600/4-75/005-a;
PB-256 651/1CP

Development of an Urban Air Quality Simulation
Model with Compatible RAPS Data Volume II
(EPA-600/4-75/005-b)
PB-256 652/9CP

ILLINOIS STATE WATER SURVEY, URBANA.

CONF-741 165-1

Operational Aspects of Project Metromex: An In-
advertent Weather Modification Study
COO-1 199-45

ILLINOIS UNIV AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN DEPT OF
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

TR-59

Techniques of Determining Ionospheric Structure
from Oblique Radio Propagation Measurements
(RADC-TR-76-401)
AD-A038 299/4CP

TR-61

A Multi-Channel Digital Data Logging System for
Ionospheric Scintillation Studies
(ARO-14260 3ELX)
AD-A051 754/0CP

UILU-Eng-76-2559
Techniques of Determining Ionospheric Structure
from Oblique Radio Propagation Measurements
(RADC-TR-76-401)
AD-A038 299/4CP

UILU-ENG-77-2259

A Multi-Channel Digital Data Logging System for
Ionospheric Scintillation Studies
(ARO-14260.3ELX)
AD-A051 754/OCP

ILLINOIS UNIV., URBANA. AERONOMY LAB.

NASA-CR-110899

Fortran Programs for Calculating Lower Iono-
sphere Electron Densities and Collision Frequen-
cies from Rocket Data
N70-42935/CP

UILU-ENG-70-260

Fortran Programs for Calculating Lower Iono-
sphere Electron Densities and Collision Frequen-
cies from Rocket Data.
N70-42935/CP

ILLINOIS UNIV URBANA IONOSPHERE RADIO LAB

TR-41

Investigations of Ionospheric Total Electron Con-
tent Behavior at Conjugate Points and During a
Solar Eclipse
(AFCRL-70-0539)
AD-714 571/CP

INFORMATION DESIGN INC BEDFORD MASS

Analysis of Chemical Smoke Releases to Charac-
terize Stratospheric/Thermospheric Wind Fields
(AFGL-TR-76-0011)
AD-A022 678/7CP

INSTITUT FRANCO-ALLEMANO DE RECHERCHES,
ST. LOUIS (FRANCE).

ISL-19/70

Equation of State of the Air for Pressures Up to
1000 Bar and Temperatures Up to 3000 K . Equa-
tion Detat de Lair pour Une Pression Infeneure a
1000 Bar et Une Temperature Inferieure a 3000 K
N72-24972/CP

INSTITUTE FOR DEFENSE ANALYSES ARLINGTON

VA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY DIV
N-842

Effect of Weather at Hannover. Federal Republic
of Germany, on Performance of Electrooptical
Imaging Systems The Calculation Methodology
for a FLIR Using a FORTRAN Program
(SBIE-AD-E500-002)
AD-A045 090/8CP

P-1225

Atmospheric Transmission Modeling: Proposed
Aerosol Methodology with Application to the
Grafenwoehr Atmospheric Optics Data Base
(IDA/HO-76-18603)
AD-A035 765/7CP

INSTITUTE FOR STORM RESEARCH INC HOUSTON
TEX

ISR-0-04

The B-MALMID-4 Program Ballistic Messages at
Arbitrary Locations from Mixed Input Data
(ECOM-0M5-F;
AD-733 419/CP

INSTITUTO OE PESQUISAS ESPACIAIS, SAO JOSE
DOS CAMPOS (BRAZIL).

INPE-254-LAFE

Brazilian Participation in the Exametnet
N74-19237/8CP
JET PROPULSION LAB PASADENA CALIF
JPL-5040-39

Statistical Analysis of NOAA Solar/Weather Tapes
Program Summary
(-CGR/DC-19/76)
AD-A047 357/9CP

Wind Field and Trajectory Models for Tornado-
Propelled Objects
(EPRI-308-1)
PB-251 138/4CP

106

CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX

MINNESOTA UNIV MORRIS DIV OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS

JOINT PUBLICATIONS RESEARCH SERVICE,
WASHINGTON, D.C.

Global Contamination ot the Atmosphere by Kryp-
ton-85 from Worldwide Nuclear Power Plants and
the Radiation Danger
JPRS-53174

JRB ASSOCIATES, INC., LA JOLLA, CALIF.

A Methodology for Treating Large Localized
Emissions of Reactive Pollutants
(EPA/650/4-74/006)
PB-251 066/7CP

KAMAN AEROSPACE CORP BLOOMFIELO CONN

Test and Evaluation of a Real-Time Simulated
Transcontinental Supersonic Boomless Flight
System Volume I Main Text and Appendix A
(FAA-RD-75-131-1)
AD-A014 965/8CP

KANSAS UNIV. CENTER FOR RESEARCH, INC.,
LAWRENCE REMOTE SENSING LAB.

CRES-TR-186-9

Aafe Radscat Data Reduction Programs User'S

Guide.

N76-22643/0CP

NASA-CR-144992

Aafe Radscat Data Reduction Programs User's

Guide

N76-22643/0CP

KARLSRUHE UNIV. (WEST GERMANY).

ATMOSPHERE Fluid-Dynamic Simulation Model
lor Predicting Spreading Processes in the At-
mospheric Boundary Layer
ANL-Trans-1 103

KENTUCKY WATER RESOURCES INST.,
LEXINGTON.

RR-82

Stochastic Simulation of Daily Rainfall

(OWRT-A-045-KY(1))

PB-239 268/6CP

KERNFORSCHUNGSZENTRUM, KARLSRUHE (WEST
GERMANY).

KFK-2181

Meteorological Data Acquisition System. Func-
tional Description and General Characteristics of
the Different Components.
N76-24843/4CP

KMS TECHNOLOGY CENTER IRVINE CALIF

Theoretical Investigation of the Effect of Particle
Contaminants on Laser-Induced Air Breakdown
(AFWL-TR-72-172)
AD-760 175/CP

LOCKHEED ELECTRONICS CO., HOUSTON, TEX.
APPLIED MECHANICS DEPT.

NASA-CR-128871

Computations of Non-Reacting and Reacting
Viscous Blunt Body Flows. Volume 1
N73-20309/CP

TR2007-VOL-1

Computations ot Non-Reacting and Reacting
Viscous Blunt Body Flows, Volume 1
N73 20309/CP

LOCKHEED MISSILES AND SPACE CO.,
HUNTSVILLE, ALA. RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING
CENTER.

HREC-6128-1

Taer Wind Conversion Program (Tarwon) User's

Manual

N71-30149/CP

NASA-CR-1 19176

Taer Wind Conversion Program (Tarwon) User's

M.mual

N71-30149/CP

LOCKHEED MISSILES AND SPACE CO INC
HUNTSVILLE ALA HUNTSVILLE RESEARCH AND
ENGINEERING CENTER

I MSC-HREC-TR D49/071
Verification of Wind Measurement with Mobile
I aser Doppler System
(TSC FAA 77 14)
AD A047 252/2CP

LOCKHEED MISSILES AND SPACE CO INC PALO
ALTO CALIF

Ionospheric Effects Induced by Precipitating Au-
roral riectrons HAES Report No 14
(DNA-3648F)
AD AOHi R73/6CP

LOCKHEED MISSILES AND SPACE CO INC PALO
ALTO CALIF PALO ALTO RESEARCH LAB
I MSC-D407007

RREMGAT-A Code for the Generation and Trans-
port of Drensstrahlurig Through the Atmosphere
AD AOOfi 189/5CP

LMSC/D5005t3

Ionospheric Effects Resulting from Precipitating
Electrons at Mid and High Latitudes
(DNA-3884F)
AD-A027 297/1CP

LMSC/D555985

Investigation of Ionospheric Disturbances

(DNA-4225F)

AD-A043 965/3CP

LOCKHEED MISSILES AND SPACE CO PALO ALTO
CALIF PALO ALTO RESEARCH LAB

LMSC/D246353

Trapped Radiation Studies Involving Plasma In-
stabilities and Radial Diffusion
(DNA-2824F)
AD-743 549/CP

LOCKHEED MISSILES AND SPACE CO., PALO ALTO,
CALIF. SPACE SCIENCES LAB.

LMSC-D350709

Analysts of Low Energy Electrons
N73-31638/2CP

NASA-CR-1 10029

Lockheed Experiment on Ats-5 Quarterly Report,

1 Mar. - 31 May 1970

N70-35689/CP

NASA-CR-133920

Analysis of Low Energy Electrons
N73-31638/2CP

QR-3

Lockheed Experiment on Ats-5 Quarterly Report.

1 Mar - 31 May 1970

N70-35689/CP

LOGICON INC BEDFORD MASS

Analysis and Programming for Research in
Physics of the Upper Atmosphere
(AFGL-TR-76-0231)
AD-A034 066/1 CP

LOGICON INC LEXINGTON MA

Analysis and Research for Integrated Systems in
Physics of the Atmosphere
(AFGL-TR-77-0265)
AD-A051 126/1CP

LOS ALAMOS SCIENTIFIC LAB., N.MEX.

Monte Carlo Simulation of the Turbulent Trans-
port of Airborne Contaminants.
LA-6103

Rainout Assessment: The ACRA System and Sum-
maries of Simulation Results
LA-6763

LUDWIG-MAXIMILIANS-UNIVERSITAT, MUNICH
(WEST GERMANY). METEOROLOGISCHES INST.

MITT-14

Statistical Evaluation of Measured Data Obtained
at the Meteorological Station ot the Munich
Research Reactor
N70-26323/CP

LUFTWAFFENAMT, PORZ (WEST GERMANY).
INSPEKTION GEOPHYSIKALISCHER
BERATUNGSDIENST DER BUNDESWEHR.

GEOPHYSBDBW-FM-l/138

Radiosonde Ascents Reaching High Altitudes -
Tripoli, Libya. 1951-1957 Part 1 - Work Report.
N70-31479/CP

MSS COMPUTING, INC., HUNTSVILLE, ALA.

NASA-CR-150541

Wisp Information Display System User'S Manual.
N78-18623/6CP

REPT-77-042

Wisp Information Display System User'S Manual.
N78-18623/6CP

MARTIN MARIETTA CORP., BALTIMORE, MD.

MSC-05537

Ground Truth Data for Test Sites (SI-3)

N75-29531/1CP
NASA-CR-141911

Ground Truth Data for Test Sites (SI-3),

N75-29531/1CP

MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH CAMBRIDGE

Generation and Propagation ot Infrasonic Waves

(AFCnf.-TR-73-0T35)

AD-766 472/5CP

MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH CAMBRIDGE
OEPT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Theoretical Prediction ol Acoustic-Gravity Pres-
sure Waveforms Generated by Large Explosions
in the Atmosphere
(AFCRL-70-0134)
AD-707 122/CP

MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH CAMBRIDGE
DEPT OF METEOROLOGY

Scientific-1

Application of Satellite Cloud-Motion Vectors to
Hurricane Track Prediction
fAFCRL-TR-75-0635)
AD-A021 907/1 CP

MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH CAMBRIDGE
MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS LAB

TE-33

Determination of a Hypsometer Performance
Function from Airborne Data.
AD-716 823/CP

MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH CAMBRIDGE
OPERATIONS RESEARCH CENTER

TR-82

Optimal Control of Sulfur Dioxide Emissions at
Power Stations: Models and a Case Study
(AROD-9239 10-M)
AD-775 392/4CP

MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH., CAMBRIDGE.
RALPH M. PARSONS LAB. FOR WATER
RESOURCES AND HYDRODYNAMICS.

193

Bidimensional Spectral Analysis of Rainfall Events
(OWRT-C-41 18(9021 )(8»
PB-239 797/4CP

196

Rainfall-Runoff as Spatial Stochastic Processes:
Data Collection and Synthesis
(NOAA-75091809)
COM-75-11395/1CP

R-74-59

Bidimensional Spectral Analysis of Rainfall Events
(OWRT-C-41 18(9021 )(8))
PB-239 797/4CP

R75-5

Rainfall-Runoff as Spatial Stochastic Processes

Data Collection and Synthesis

(NOAA-75091809)

COM-75-11395/1CP
MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH LEXINGTON
LINCOLN LAB
ETS-17

Automatic Real-Time Extinction Measurement

AD-A046 484/2CP

TT-7

Statistics of Global IR Atmospheric Transmission

(ESD-TR-76-67)

AD-A024 311/3CP

MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS ASTRONAUTICS CO.,
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIF.

MDC-G5456

Zero-Gravity Atmospheric Cloud Physics Experi-
ment Laboratory: Programmatics Report
N75-24526/6CP

NASA-CR-120725

Zero-Gravity Atmospheric Cloud Physics Experi-
ment Laboratory: Programmatics Report.
N75-24526/6CP

MCDONNELL DOUGLAS ASTRONAUTICS CO-WEST
HUNTINGTON BEACH CALIF

Magnetospheric Magnetic Field Modeling

(AFOSR-TR-77-0156)

AD-A037 492/6CP

METEOROLOGISCHES OBSERVATORIUM.
HOHENPEISSENBERG (WEST GERMANY).

Program lor Electronic Evaluation of Radiosonde

Ascents.

N70-29112/CP

METEOROLOGY RESEARCH, INC., ALTADENA,
CALIF.

MRI76-FR-1445

M-33 Radar Modifications at Snyder, Texas
PB-263 580/3CP

MICHIGAN UNIV., ANN ARBOR. HIGH ALTITUDE
ENGINEERING LAB.

UMICH-011023-2-T

Feasibility of Satellite Measurement of Strato-
spheric Minor Constituents by Solar Occultation
(NOAA-74030404)
COM-74-10720/2CP

MICHIGAN UNIV., ANN ARBOR. SPACE PHYSICS
RESEARCH LAB.

NASA-CR-130128

OGO-F-02 Data Analysis
N73-13376/CP

MINNESOTA UNIV MORRIS DIV OF SCIENCE AND
MATHEMATICS

Ionospheric Chemistry: Comparison ol AIRCHEM
Predictions with Results of Laboratory Simula-
tions
(ARO-12145 1-RTL)

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AD-A024 146/3CP

MISSION RESEARCH CORP SANTA BARBARA
CALIF

DNA-HAES-62
Auroral Simulation Effects
(AD-E300-039)
AD-A049 066/4CP

MRC-R-92
An Analytic Boundary for the MHD Magnetic Field
Equation
(DNA-3232T)
AD-773 913/9CP

MRC-R-107

Stimulated Skyglow
(RADC-TR-74-109)
AD-781 094/8CP

MRC-R-122
Studies of Auroral Simulation
(DNA-3297F)
AD-781 275/3CP

MRC-R-152

Auroral Simulation Studies HAES Report No 6

(DNA-3567T)

AD-A012 476/8CP

MRC-R-244
An Examination ol the Adequacy of the Three-
Species Air Chemistry Treatment for the Predic-
tion of Surface-Burst EMP
(DNA-3880T)
AD-A025 280/9CP

MRC-R-313

Auroral Simulation Effects
(AD-E300-039)
AD-A049 066/4CP

MRC-R-7731-1-278

Physically-Based High Resolution Surface Wind
and Temperature Analysis for EPAMS
(ERADCOM/ASL-CR-78-0043-1)
AD-A055 861 /9CP

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIV., STATE COLLEGE. INST.
FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES.

IES-72-02-001
A Direct Numerical Method for Predicting Con-
centration Profiles in a Turbulent Boundary Layer
over a Flat Plate
N72-26289/CP

NASA-CR-2050
A Direct Numerical Method for Predicting Con-
centration Profiles in a Turbulent Boundary Layer
over a Flat Plate
N72-26289/CP

MISSOURI UNIV COLUMBIA INFORMATION
SCIENCE GROUP

MOU-IS-PR-8

Disease Information System Ground Temperature
Derived from Other Geophysical Observations
AD-A021 524/4CP

MUNICIPAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO. WASTEWATER RESEARCH DIV.

EPA/60079-76/014a

Synoptic Rainfall Data Analysis Program
(SYNOP) Release No 1
(EPA/DF-77/002)
PB-264 562/OCP

NATIONAL AERONAUTICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
OTTAWA (ONTARIO).

LTR-UA-28
Some Environmental Measurement of the Vertical
Spread of Pollutants from Low-Level Sources
N77-21734/7CP

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
ADMINISTRATION. ELECTRONICS RESEARCH
CENTER, CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

NASA-SP-3055

A Ray Tracing Digital Computer Program for the
Study of Magnetospheric Duct Propagation.
N70-35774/CP

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
ADMINISTRATION. GOODARD SPACE FLIGHT
CENTER, GREENBELT, MD.

G-7440

An Experimental and Numerical Study ol Wave
Motion and Upstream Influence in a Stratified
Fluid.
N74-32747/9CP

NASA-TM-X-63879

Explorer 22 Electrostatic Probe Data Analysis -

Testing the Results for Accuracy

N70-25092/CP

NASA-TM-X-69987
The Inner Zone Electron Model AE-5.
N74-20502/2CP

NASA-TM-X-69988

The Use of the Inner Zone Electron Model AE-5

and Associated Computer Programs.

N74-19836/7CP
NASA-TM-X-71360

Monte Carlo Analysis of Uncertainty Propagation

in a Stratospheric Model. 1 Development of a

Concise Stratospheric Model.

N77-29673/9CP

NASA-TM-X-72605

Ap-8 Trapped Proton Environment for Solar Max-
imum and Solar Minimum
N77-18983/5CP

NASA-TM-78042

Aoips Data Base Management Systems Support

for Garp Data Sets

N78-15629/6CP

NASA-TM-78069

User's Guide to the Nimbus-4 Backscatter Ul-
traviolet Experiment Data Sets
N78-21694/2CP

NASA-TN-D-7744

An Experimental and Numerical Study of Wave
Motion and Upstream Influence in a Stratified
Fluid
N74-32747/9CP

NSSDC/WDC-A-R/S-76-06

Ap-8 Trapped Proton Environment for Solar Max-
imum and Solar Minimum.
N77-18983/5CP

NSSDC-72-10
The Inner Zone Electron Model AE-5.
N74-20502/2CP

NSSDC-72-11
The Use of the Inner Zone Electron Model AE-5
and Associated Computer Programs.
N74-19836/7CP

X-621-70-71

Explorer 22 Electrostatic Probe Data Analysis -
Testing the Results for Accuracy
N70-25092/CP

X-624-77-122

Monte Carlo Analysis of Uncertainty Propagation
in a Stratospheric Model. 1 : Development of a
Concise Stratospheric Model.
N77-29673/9CP

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
ADMINISTRATION, GREENBELT, MD. GODDARD
SPACE FLIGHT CENTER.

NASA-TM-X-71342

Atmospheric and Oceanographic Information
Processing System (Aoips) System Description
N77-31012/6CP

X-933-77-148

Atmospheric and Oceanographic Information
Processing System (Aoips) System Description.
N77-31012/6CP

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
ADMINISTRATION HUNTSVILLE ALA GEORGE C
MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER

Wind Shear Modeling for Aircraft Hazard Defini-
tion

(FAA/RD-78/3)
AD-A053 178/OCP

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
ADMINISTRATION. LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER,
LANGLEY STATION, VA.

L-10594
The Production ol Nitric Oxide in the Tropo-
sphere as a Result of Solid-Rocket-Motor After-
burning.
N76-20180/5CP

L-11308
A Model for Simulating Random Atmospheres as
a Function of Latitude. Season, and Time
N77-31700/6CP

NASA-TN-D-8137

The Production of Nitric Oxide in the Tropo-
sphere as a Result of Solid-Rocket-Motor After-
burning.
N76-20180/5CP

NASA-TN-D-8470

A Model for Simulating Random Atmospheres as
a Function of Latitude. Season, and Time.
N77-31700/6CP

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
ADMINISTRATION. LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.

E-8999

User Guide to a Command and Control System; a
Part of a Prelaunch Wind Monitoring Program.
N77-15056/3CP

E-9108

All-Weather Ice Information System for Alaskan

Arctic Coastal Shipping.

N77-21788/3CP

NASA-TM-X-73558

User Guide to a Command and Control System; a
Part of a Prelaunch Wind Monitoring Program.
N77-15056/3CP

NASA-TM-X-73619

All-Weather Ice Information System for Alaskan

Arctic Coastal Shipping

N77-21788/3CP

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
ADMINISTRATION. LYNDON B. JOHNSON SPACE
CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

JSC-08964

Cubic Spline Function Interpolation in At-
mosphere Models for the Software Development
Laboratory; Formulation and Data.
N76-27745/8CP

JSC-09063

Atmospheric Transmission Computer Program

Cp.

N75-29602/0CP

NASA-TM-X-58137

Atmospheric Transmission Computer Program

Cp.

N75-29602/0CP

NASA-TM-X-58183

Cubic Spline Function Interpolation in At-
mosphere Models for the Software Development
Laboratory: Formulation and Data.
N76-27745/8CP

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
ADMINISTRATION. MANNED SPACECRAFT
CENTER, HOUSTON, TEX.

NASA-TM-X-58071

A UNIVAC 1108 Computer Program for Use with
Worldwide Cloud Cover Distribution Data
N72-16144/CP

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
ADMINISTRATION. MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT
CENTER, HUNTSVILLE, ALA.

M-239

Development of a Procedure to Model High-
Resolution Wind Profiles from Smoothed or Low-
Frequency Data.
N78-11642/3CP

NASA-TM-X-64871

Four-D Global Reference Atmosphere Technical

Description. Part 1.

N74-33021/8CP

NASA-TM-X-64872

Four-D Global Reference Atmosphere Users
Manual and Programmers Manual. Part 2
N74-33022/6CP

NASA-TN-D-8194

Diffusion Algorithms and Data Reduction Routine
for Onsite Real-Time Launch Predictions for the
Transport of delta-Thor Exhaust Effluents
N76-20699/4CP

NASA-TP-1071

Development of a Procedure to Model High-
Resolution Wind Profiles from Smoothed or Low-
Frequency Data.
N78-11642/3CP

NATIONAL AVIATION FACILITIES EXPERIMENTAL
CENTER ATLANTIC CITY N J

FAA-NA-77-23

Executive Summary: New York City Pilots Auto-
matic Telephone Weather Answering Service
(PATWAS) Test
(FA/RD-77/80)
AD-A046 755/5CP

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS,
WASHINGTON, D.C. CENTER FOR BUILDING
TECHNOLOGY.

NBS-BSS-74
The Buffeting of Tall Structures by Strong Winds
COM-75-11442/1CP

NBS-BSS-96

Hourly Solar Radiation Data for Vertical and
Horizontal Surfaces on Average Days in the
United States and Canada
PB-265 551 /2CP

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS,
WASHINGTON, D.C. INST. FOR APPLIED
TECHNOLOGY.

NBS-TN-868

Statistical Analysis of Extreme Winds
COM-75-10945/4CP

108

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NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

NATIONAL CENTER FOR ATMOSPHERIC
RESEARCH, BOULDER, COLO.

NCAR-CT-38

Physical Mechanisms Responsible lor the Major
Synoptic Systems in the Eastern Canadian Arctic
in the Winter and Summer ot 1973
PB-258 821 /8CP

NCAR-CT-41
Comparison Between Dual-Wavelength Radar
Estimates and Ground Measurements of
Precipitation
PB-265 727/8CP

NCAR/TN-109* IA

Efficient FORTRAN Subprograms for the Solution
of Elliptic Partial Differential Equations
PB-263 498/8CP

NATIONAL CENTER FOR ATMOSPHERIC
RESEARCH, BOULDER, COLO. ATMOSPHERIC
ANALYSIS AND PREDICTION DIV.

NCAR/TN-121 • STR
The Delta-Eddington Approximation for a Verti-
cally Inhomogeneous Atmosphere
PB-270 618/2CP

NCAR/TN-127. IA

Description of the General Program Structure of

the Third-Generation NCAR General Circulation

Model

PB-276 694/7CP

NATIONAL CENTER FOR ATMOSPHERIC
RESEARCH, BOULDER, COLO. ATMOSPHERIC
TECHNOLOGY DIV.

NCAR/TN-120' EDD

Central Pacific VLF Signal Survey and Omega
Wind Error Predictions
PB-267 413/3CP

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER,
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. CONTROL
SYSTEMS LAB.

EPA-R4-73-024
User's Guide for the Climatological Dispersion
Model
PB-227 346/4CP

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER,
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. METEOROLOGY
LAB.

EPA/650/4-74-008

User's Guide for Hiway A Highway Air Pollution

Model

PB-239 944/2CP

UNAMAP-001

Users Network for Applied Modeling of Air Pollu-
tion (UNAMAP)
PB-229 771/1CP

User's Network for Applied Modeling of Air Pollu-
tion (UNAMAP) Version 2
(EPA/DF-74/038)
PB-240 273/3CP

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL SATELLITE CENTER,
WASHINGTON, D.C.

NESCTM-20

Mapping of Geostationary Satellite Pictures: An
Operational Experiment
PB-191 189/CP

NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER, CORAL GABLES,
FLA.

Performance Analysis ol the HURRAN Tropical
Cyclone Forecast System
(NOAA-72060206-1)
COM -72-50079-04-01 /CP

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC
ADMINISTRATION, BOULDER, COLO. AERONOMY
LAB.

NOAA-TM-ERL-AL-6

Accurate Langmuir Probe Measurements with an
On-Line Computer
COM-73-1 1634/5CP

NOAA-73090404

Accurate Langmuir Probe Measurements with an
On-Line Computer
COM 73-11634/5CP

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC
ADMINISTRATION, BOULDER, COLO. AIR
RESOURCES LAB.

NOAA TM ERL-ARL-54

Wind Energy Flux Calculated from Idaho National

Engineering Laboratory (INEL) Sensor Network

Data

(NOAA -76030502)

PB-253 205/9CP

Geophysical Monitoring for Climatic Change No
1 Summary Report 1972
(NOAA 74032910)
COM 74-10908/3CP

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC
ADMINISTRATION, BOULDER, COLO. OFFICE OF
THE DIRECTOR(ERL).

NOAA-TM-ERL-OD-15

On the Use of Gamma Functions and Bayesian

Analysis in Evaluating Florida Cumulus Seeding

Results

(NOAA-73062703)

COM-73-11202/1CP

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC
ADMINISTRATION, BOULDER, COLO. SPACE
ENVIRONMENT LAB.

NOAA-TM-ERL-SEL-30

SCINTDR-A Program for Controlling the Fremouw
Scintillation Model
(NO A A-7 4032007)
COM-74-10824/2CP

NOAA-TM-ERL-SEL-34

A Semi-Automated System for True Height Analy-
sis of Film lonograms Part 3 Documentation of
Software

(NOAA-741 11809)
COM-74-11808/4CP

NOAA-TR-ERL-308

Global Scintillation Model

(NOAA-74121115)

COM-75-50059/5CP

SEL-30

Global Scintillation Model

(NOAA-74121115)

COM-75-50059/5CP

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC
ADMINISTRATION, BOULDER, COLO. WAVE
PROPAGATION LAB.

NOAA-TM-ERL-WPL-15

A Stellar Scintillometer for Measurement of
Refractive-Turbulence Profiles
PB-257 376/4CP

NOAA-TM-ERL-WPL-21

Microcomputer-Controlled Acoustic Echo

Sounder

(NOAA-77050104)

PB-268 033/8CP

NOAA-TM-ERL-WPL-25

Stellar Scintillometer Model II for Measurement of
Refractive-Turbulence Profiles
(NOAA-77092205)
PB-273 921/7CP

NOAA-TR-ERL-314
The Search for Most Unstable Scales of
Disturbances in Three-Layer Atmospheric Models
with Shear and Static Stability—Procedure and
Results

(NOAA-75041104)
COM-75-10588/2CP

WPL-16

A Program for Calculating Three-Dimensional
Acoustic-Gravity Ray Paths in the Atmosphere
(NOAA-TR-ERL-212)
COM-71-50410/CP

WPL-36

The Search for Most Unstable Scales of

Disturbances in Three-Layer Atmospheric Models

with Shear and Static Stability-Procedure and

Results

(NOAA -7504 1 104)

COM-75-10588/2CP

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC
ADMINISTRATION, BOULDER, COLO. WEATHER
MODIFICATION PROGRAM OFFICE.

NOAA-TM -ERL-WMPO-1 4

Guide to Computer Programs Used in the Statisti-
cal Analysis ol Florida Cumulus Seeding Experi-
ments

(NOAA-74061201)
COM-74-11286/3CP

NOAA-TM-ERL-WMPO-15

Computer Software for Rainfall Analyses and
Echo Tracking of Digitized Radar Data
(NOAA-74052009)
COM-74-11253/3CP

NOAA-TM-ERL-WMPO-17

Digitizing. Recording, and Computer Processing

Weather Radar Data at the Experimental

Meteorology Laboratory

(NOAA-74080611)

COM-74-11464/6CP

NOAA-TM ERL-WMPO-35

Computer Software for the Assessment of Growth
Histories of Weather Radar Echoes
(NOAA-77051812)
PB-268 753/1CP

NOAA-TM -ERL-WMPO-37

Raindrop Size Distributions and Z-R Relation-
ships Measured on the NOAA DC-6 and the Ship
RESEARCHER within the GATE B-Scale Array
(NOAA-77060202)

PB-269 659/9CP

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC
ADMINISTRATION, IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO. AIR
RESOURCES LAB.

NOAA-TM-ERL-ARL-42

A Program for Evaluating Atmospheric Dispersion
from a Nuclear Power Station
(NOAA- 740627 10)
COM-74-11336/6CP

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC
ADMINISTRATION, IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO. AIR
RESOURCES LABS.

NOAA-TM-ERL-ARL-43

Program Descriptions. Supplement to Mesoscale
Wind Fields and Transport Estimates Determined
from a Network of Wind Towers
(NOAA-74080605)
COM-74-11470/3CP

NOAA-TM-ERL-ARL-44

Regional Effluent Dispersion Calculations Con-
sidering Spatial and Temporal Meteorological
Variations
(NOAA-74091808)
COM-74-11627/8CP

NOAA-TM-ERL-ARL-66

A Feasibility Study for the Application of K-Band

Radar in the Investigation of Cooling Tower

Plumes

(NO AA-77 110803)

PB-275 380/4CP

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC
ADMINISTRATION, OAK RIDGE, TENN.
ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE AND DIFFUSION LAB.

Meteorological Effects of the Cooling Towers at
the Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant, li. Predic-
tions of Fog Occurrence and Drift Deposition.
TID-26686-P2

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC
ADMINISTRATION, SILVER SPRING, MD.
ENVIRONMENTAL DATA SERVICE.

NOAA-TR-EDS-11

A Note on a Gamma Distribution Computer Pro-
gram and Graph Paper
(NOAA-73082106)
COM-73-1 1401 /9CP

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC
ADMINISTRATION, WASHINGTON,
D.C. ENVIRONMENTAL DATA SERVICE.

NOAA-TR-EDS-19

Separation of Mixed Data Sets into Homogeneous

Sets

(NOAA-77020701)

PB-264 813/7CP

NATIONAL SEVERE STORMS LAB., NORMAN,
OKLA.

NOAA-ERLTM-NSSL-51

Papers on Operational Objective Analysis

Schemes at the National Severe Storms Forecast

Center

(NOAA-71010701)

COM-71-00136/CP

NOAA-ERLTM-NSSL-53

Rawinsonde Observation and Processing
Techniques at the National Severe Storms
Laboratory
COM-71-00707/CP

NOAA-TM-ERL-NSSL-54

Model of Precipitation and Vertical Air Currents
COM-71-00911/CP

NOAA-TM -ERL-NSSL-62

Mesoscale Objective Map Analysis Using
Weighted Time-Series Observations
(NOAA-73050302)
COM-73-10781/CP

NSSL-1
Application of Doppler Weather Radar to Turbu-
lence Measurements Which Affect Aircraft
(FAA/RD-77/145)
AD-A048 603/5CP

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, SALT LAKE CITY,
UTAH. WESTERN REGION.

NOAA-TM -NWS- WR-1 15

Program to Calculate Winds Aloft Using a
Hewlett-Packard 25 Hand Calculator
(NOAA-77033105)
PB-266 968/7CP

NOAA-TM-NWS-WR-128

Hand Calculator Program to Compute Parcel
Thermal Dynamics
(NOAA-78051002)
PB-283 080/OCP

109

CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, SILVER SPRING,
MO. OFFICE OF HYDROLOGY.

NOAA-TM-NWS-HYDRO-14
National Weather Service River Forecast System
Forecast Procedures
COM-73-10365/CP

NOAA-TR-NWS-17

Estimation of Hurricane Storm Surge in
Apalachicola Bay, Florida
(NOAA- 750826 10)
COM-75-11332/4CP

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, SILVER SPRING,
MD. TECHNIQUES DEVELOPMENT LAB.

NOAA-TM-NWS-TDL-46
SPLASH (Special Program to List Amplitudes of
Surges from Hurricanes) I. Landfall Storms
(NOAA-72062701)
COM-72-10807/CP

NOAA-TM-NWS-TDL-52

SPLASH (Special Program to List Amplitudes of
Surges from Hurricanes). Part 2 General Track
and Variant Storm Conditions
(NOAA-74040908)
COM-74-10925/7CP

NAVAL ACADEMY ANNAPOLIS MD DIV OF
ENGINEERING AND WEAPONS

EW-3-74
The Kinetics of Evolution of Water Vapor Clusters
in Air
AD-A025 675/OCP

EW-72-1
Computer Aided Nucleation Nozzle Design
AD-737 395/CP

NAVAL ELECTRONICS LAB CENTER SAN DIEGO
CALIF

NELC-IR-722

Mode Conversion Program for an Inhomogeneous
Anisotropic Ionosphere
AD-743 948/CP

NAVAL ENVIRONMENTAL PREDICTION RESEARCH
FACILITY MONTEREY CALIF

EPRF-Technical paper-1-76
A Tropical Cyclone Analog Program for the
Southwest Pacific Ocean and Australian Region
AD-A023 676/OCP

NEPRF-CP-Note-10
Ocean Climatology Extraction and Adjustment
Program for the Mediterranean Program SOVEL
AD-A035 170/OCP

NAVAL MISSILE CENTER, POINT MUGU, CALIF.

NMC-TM-68-67
A Method for Determination of Atmospheric
Refraction Characteristics Through Use of
Navigational Satellite Data.
AD-849 142/CP

NAVAL OCEAN SYSTEMS CENTER SAN DIEGO
CALIF

NOSC-IR-782

INVERT , A Computer Program For Obtaining D-
Region Electron Density Profiles from VLF Reflec-
tion Coefficients
AD-A050 256/7CP

NAVAL OCEANOGRAPHIC OFFICE WASHINGTON D
C

NOO-RP-8
A Numerical Ice Forecasting System
AD-A023 183/7CP

NOO-TN-6150-33-74
The Naval Oceanographic Office Numerical Ice
Forecasting System Operations Manual
AD-A049 019/3CP

NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL MONTEREY
CALIF

NPS-58LR74031

1973 Variations of Hurricane Heat Potential in the
Philippine Sea and the Gulf of Mexico
AD-777 971/3CP

NPS-63Rd77061

Statistical Diagnostic Modeling of Marine Fog
Using Model Output Parameters
AD-A042 059/6CP

Test and Evaluation of a VTPR Retrieval System
from Clear-Column NOAA 2 Radiances
AD-A009 921 /8CP

A Numerical Study of an Idealized Ocean Using
Non Linear Lateral Eddy Viscosity Coefficients
AD-A009 973/9CP

Heat Budget Parameterization for the FNWC
Primitive Equation Model Using Data for 16
January 1974
AD-A009 977/OCP

A Microprocessor-Based Communications Infor-
mation System
AD-A013 624/2CP

A Climatology of Marine-Fog Frequencies for the
North Pacific Ocean Summer Fog Season
AD-A018 300/4CP

Application of a Finite Element Method to the
Barotropic Primitive Equations
AD-A019 494/4CP

Transonic Thermal Blooming
AD-A026 456/4CP

Pulse Height Analyzer Interfacing and Computer
Programming in the Environmental Laser
Propagation Project
AD-A028 858/9CP

A Microprogrammable Oata Acquisition and Con-
trol System (MIDAS MA) with Application to Mean
Meteorological Data
AD-A032 377/4CP

Calculated and Observed Changes in Sea Surface
Temperature Associated with Hurricane Passage.
AD-713 052/CP

A Mesoscale Investigation of Convective Activity
AD-721 242/CP

An Investigation into the Effect of an Industrial
Heat and Moisture Source on Local Atmospheric
Conditions
AD-733 227/CP

Further Verifications of and Experiments to Im-
prove the Modified Hatrack Scheme for Forecast-
ing the Motion of Tropical Cyclones
AD-734 985/CP

Calculation of Levels of Relative Contribution of
the Carbon-Dioxide Channel Radiance from
TIROS VII in the Case of a Large-Scale Strato-
spheric Warming in January 1964
AD-736 529/CP

A Statistical Model of Atmospheric Temperature

Signals

AD-743 760/CP

Hurricane Heat Potential of the North Atlantic and
North Pacific Oceans
AD-751 590/CP

An Optical Apparatus to Determine the Effect of
Turbulence on the Modulation Transfer Function
of the Atmosphere
AD-757 256/CP

An Experiment to Measure Laser Beam Wander
and Beam Spread in the Marine Boundary Layer
Near Shore
AD-775 027/6CP

Examination of Shipboard Measurements of the
Vertical Profiles of Mean Temperature, Humidity
and Wind Speed
AD-776 306/3CP

Initialization of a 5-Level Global Atmospheric
General Circulation Model Using a Staggered,
Spherical, Sigma Coordinate System
AD-776 321 /2CP

An Experiment to Measure the Modulation
Transfer Function of the Atmosphere in the
Marine Boundary Layer
AD-783 807/1CP

Numerical Forecasting of Clear Air Turbulence
AD-818 985/CP

NAVAL RESEARCH LAB WASHINGTON D C

EOTPO-41

Comparison of the 3-5 Micrometer and 8-12
Micrometer Regions for Advanced Thermal Imag-
ing Systems: LOWTRAN Revisited
(AD-EOOO-IOO)
AD-A049 448/4CP

NASA-CR-151242

Measurements of Far-Ultraviolet Photographs

from Skylab 4 and APOLLO 6

N77-21516/8CP

NRL-MR-2935

WINDVEL2: A Program for Plotting Wind Velocity
as Determined by OTH Radar
AD-A002 954/6CP

NRL-MR-2965
AURORA: An NRL Auroral Chemistry Code
AD-A0U4 602/9CP

NRL-MR-3397

Computer Codes for Use in Display of Predicted
Scintillation Characteristics and Total Electron
Content
AD-A033 465/6CP

NRL-MR-3488

Post Stabilization Ionization Level Predictions.
Volume III of the Calendar Year 1975 Annual Re-
port to the Defense Nuclear Agency
AD-A043 178/3CP

NRL-8074

SSPARAMA: A Nonlinear, Wave Optics Multipulse
(and CW) Steady-State Propagation Code with
Adaptive Coordinates
AD-A037 395/1 CP

NRL-8172

Comparison of the 3-5 Micrometer and 8-12
Micrometer Regions for Advanced Thermal Imag-
ing Systems: LOWTRAN Revisited
(AD-EOOO-100)
AD-A049 448/4CP

NAVAL SURFACE WEAPONS CENTER DAHLGREN
LAB VA

NSWC/DL-TR-3638

A Gravitational Potential for Atmospheric Earth
Tides Caused by the Moon
AD-A038 155/8CP

NAVY WEATHER RESEARCH FACILITY NORFOLK
VA

A Computer Program to Select Typhoon Analogs
and Print Out Their Descriptions Including Sub-
sequent Changes
AD-A009 530/7CP

NEBRASKA UNIV., LINCOLN. AGRICULTURAL
EXPERIMENT STATION.

MP-23
Computer Program for Plotting Time Dependent
Data with Instruction and Examples.
(OWRR-A-001-NEBR(4))
PB-191 870/CP

NEVADA UNIV RENO LAB OF ATMOSPHERIC
PHYSICS

An Experimental Study of the Freezing of Drops
in Free Fall
(AROD-9095.1-EN)
AD-776 390/7CP

NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIV DURHAM ANTENNA
SYSTEMS LAB

ASL-70-4

Computer Processing of Data from the
UNH/AFCRL Meteor Trails Radar
(AFCRL-70-0717)
AD-718 105/CP

Scientific-4

Computer Processing of Data from the
UNH/AFCRL Meteor Trails Radar
(AFCRL-70-0717)
AD-718 105/CP

NEW MEXICO STATE UNIV LAS CRUCES

Development of a Real-Time Rocketsonde and a
Real-Time Radiosonde Computer Program
(ERADCOM/ASL-CR-78-0115-1)
AD-A053 608/6CP

NEW MEXICO STATE UNIV UNIVERSITY PARK DEPT
OF PHYSICS

NMSU-PHYS-537-75-1

Research in the Area of Atmospheric Modeling:

High Resolution Atmospheric IR Transmittance

Prediction

AD-A017 026/6CP
NEW YORK UNIV N Y COURANT INST OF
MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
IMM-385

Frontal Motion in the Atmosphere

AD-715 068/CP

NORTH AMERICAN WEATHER CONSULTANTS,
GOLETA, CALIF.

77-13

Methods for Estimating Areal Precipitation in
Mountainous Areas
(NOAA-77111506)
PB-276 I40/1CP

NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV RALEIGH DEPT OF
GEOSCIENCES

Detection and Analysis of Synoptic-Scale
Periodicities in Rocketsonde Data
AD-782 358/6CP

NORTH CAROLINA WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH
INST., RALEIGH.

UNC-WRRI-73-84

Precipitation Variability Over North Carolina
(O WRR- A-06 1 - NC (3))
PB-225 123/9CP

NORTHEASTERN UNIV BOSTON MASS

Certain Finite Difference Methods for the Solution
of Large Scale Circulation Problem II
(AFCRL-TR-73-0640)
AD-775 076/3CP

NORTHEASTERN UNIV BOSTON MASS DEPT OF
MATHEMATICS

Certain Finite Difference Methods for the Solution
of Large Scale Circulation Problems
(AFCRL-72-0155)
AD-743 934/CP

110

CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX

RADIATION RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC., FORT WORTH,

NORTHROP SERVICES, INC., HUNTSVILLE, ALA.

NASA-CR-61373
Auroral Oval Kinematics Program
N72-18359/CP

TR-241-1028

Auroral Oval Kinematics Program
N72-18359/CP
NORTHWESTERN UNIV., EVANSTON, ILL. DEPT. OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING.
NUCE-ST74-15

A Stochastic Raintall Model and Statistical Analy-
sis ol Hydrologic Factors
PB-238 948/4CP

Stochastic Modelling ot Site Wind Characteristics

(ERDA/NSF-00357/76/1)

PB-261 178/8CP

NOTRE DAME UNIV., INO. OEPT. OF CIVIL
ENGINEERING.

Tornado Photographic Analysis
(NOAA-741231 10)
COM-75-10117/0CP

OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LAB., TENN.

Monte Carlo Simulation of Turbulent Atmospheric
Transport: Comparison with Experimental Data
CONF-771 109-58

WNDROS A Program for Displaying Wind Rose

Data

ORNL/CSD/TM-40

Comprehensive Atomospheric Transport and Dif-
fusion Model.
ORNL/NSF/EATC-17

SULCAL A Model of Sulfur Chemistry in a Plume
ORNL/NSF/EATC-21

Oak Ridge Fog and Drift Code (ORFAD) User's

Manual

ORNL/TM-5201

OCEAN DATA SYSTEMS INC MONTEREY CALIF

ODSI-674-1

Further Development ol a 3-7 Day Typhoon
Analog Forecast Model for the Western North
Pacific

(ENVPREDRSCHF-TECH-PAPER-12-75)
AD-A012 369/5CP

OCEAN DATA SYSTEMS INC ROCKVILLE MD

Extending the Computerized Typhoon/Tropical
Storm Prediction Program (Tyfoon 72) Toward
Seven Days

(ENVPREDRSCHFAC-Tech-paper-1-73)
AD-770 207/9CP

OFFICE NATIONAL D ETUDES ET DE RECHERCHES
AEROSPATIALES, PARIS (FRANCE).

FR-ISSN-0078-379X
Dispersion within the Stratosphere of Minor Con-
stituents
N77-25714/5CP

ONERA-P-1976-7

Dispersion within the Stratosphere of Minor Con-
stituents.
N77-25714/5CP

OFFICE NATIONAL D ETUDES ET DE RECHERCHES
AEROSPATIALES, TOULOUSE (FRANCE). DEPT.
D'ETUDES ET DE RECHERCHES EN TECHNOLOGIE
SPATIALE.

ONERA-NT-/02/20/70

Program Eldose for Calculating the Distribution
ot Absorbed Doses in Space Environment and
Charged Particle Acceleration Thin Films (Protons
and Electrons)
N71-25669/CP

OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS BOULDER
COLO INST FOR TELECOMMUNICATION SCIENCES

OT/ITS-910

EHF Transfer and Shielding Properties of Air
(Summary of 1974-1977 Activities)
(ARO-12233 8GS)
AD-A048 067/3CP

OT/ITSRR-3

Global Representation of Annual and Solar Cycle
Variation of foF2 Monthly Median 1954-1958
COM-75-11143/5CP

OHIO STATE UNIV., COLUMBUS. DEPT. OF
PHYSICS.

The Effects of Refraction and Dispersion on High-
Altitude Measurements of Atmospheric Gases
(NOAA-74012807)
COM-74-10525/5CP

OHIO STATE UNIV COLUMBUS ELECTROSCIENCE
LAB

ESL-4232-5
Theoretical Study of the Turbulence Induced
Scintillation of a Dirty Laser Beam
(RADC TR-77-430)
AD-A050 874/7CP

OHIO STATE UNIV RESEARCH FOUNDATION
COLUMBUS

TR-12

A Study of Charged Particle Motion in a Free Vor-
tex Flowlield
(AROD-4942:17-E)
AD-749 285/CP

OHIO STATE UNIV., RESEARCH FOUNDATION,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.

The Effects of Refraction and Dispersion on High-
Altitude Measurements of Atmospheric Gases II.
Calculations with the Voigt Line Shape
(NOAA-75041412)
COM-75-10595/7CP

OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV STILLWATER SCHOOL OF
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

OSU-WP-73-F-14

A Center for the Description of Environmental
Conditions. Weather Phenomena
(ECOM-0083-U)
AD-773 046/8CP

OKLAHOMA UNIV NORMAN

Wind Shear - Thermal Wind Relationships on the
Mesoscale
(ARO-12813 1-R-GS)
AO-A013 508/7CP

OKLAHOMA UNIV NORMAN DEPT OF
ENGINEERING PHYSICS

A Study of the Applicability of Lasers to the Mea-
surement of Tornado Wind Speeds
AD-A052 636/8CP

OLD DOMINION UNIV., NORFOLK, VA.

NASA-CR-146398

Investigation of Aerosol Characteristics and Their

Measurement.

N76-17683/3CP

PGSTR-AP76-23

Investigation of Aerosol Characteristics and Their

Measurement

N76-17683/3CP

OLD DOMINION UNIV., NORFOLK, VA. DEPT. OF
PHYSICS AND GEOPHYSICAL SCIENCES.

NASA-CR-148137

Use of Lars System for the Quantitative Deter-
mination of Smoke Plume Lateral Diffusion Coet-
licients from ERTS Images of Virginia.
N76-24681/8CP

OLD DOMINION UNIV. RESEARCH FOUNDATION,
NORFOLK, VA.

NASA-CR-147145

Retrieval of Surface Temperature by Remote

Sensing.

N76-22637/2CP

TR-76-1T8

Retrieval of Surface Temperature by Remote

Sensing

N76-22637/2CP

OLD DOMINION UNIV. RESEARCH FOUNDATION,
NORFOLK, VA. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING.

NASA-CR-145711

Evaluation of Upwelling Infrared Radiance Irom

Earth's Atmosphere.

N76-13663/9CP
TR-75-T14

Evaluation of Upwelling Infrared Radiance from

Earth's Atmosphere

N76-13663/9CP

OPTICAL SCIENCE CONSULTANTS YORBA LINDA
CALIF

DR-059

Predetection Compensated Imaging Theory

(RADC-TR-76-103)

AD-A024 393/1CP

OREGON GRADUATE CENTER BEAVERTON DEPT
OF APPLIED PHYSICS AND ELECTRONIC SCIENCE

Experimental Pulsed Laser, Remote Crosswind

Measurement System -- Feasibility Study and

Design

(ECOM -7 40094-1)

AD-786 647/8CP

PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE, POINT MUGU, CALIF.

PMR-TM-67-3

Some Variable-Parameter, Steady-State Diffusion

Results.

AD-815 625/CP

PACIFIC SOUTHWEST FOREST AND RANGE
EXPERIMENT STATION, BERKELEY, CALIF.

FSRP-PSW-102

Controlling Solar Light and Heat in a Forest by
Managing Shadow Sources
PB-270 534/1CP

Synoptic-Scale Weather Disturbances that In-
tluence the Fire Climate in Southeast Asia During
the Normally Dry Period
AD-721 112/CP

PANAMETRICS INC WALTHAM MASS

Design, Fabrication and Use ol an Instrument for
Real-Time Determination ol Polar Electrojet Posi-
tion and Current Parameters
(AFCRL-TR-73-0166)
AD-760 767/CP

PARKE MATHEMATICAL LABS INC CARLISLE MASS

Analysis and Synthesis ol Model lonograms Using
3D Ray Tracking Techniques
(RADC-TR-77-60)
AD-A038 869/4CP

PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV., UNIVERSITY PARK.
IONOSPHERE RESEARCH LAB.

NASA-CR-113799

Tables from the Penn State Mark 1 Ionospheric

Model.

N70-40978/CP

NASA-CR-147153

F sub 2 Peak Electron Densities in the Main
Trough Region of the Ionosphere
N76-24798/0CP

NASA-CR-148200

Ionosphere Research.
N76-25712/0CP

PSU-IRL-IR-55

F sub 2 Peak Electron Densities in the Main
Trough Region ol the Ionosphere.
N76-24798/0CP

PSU-IRL-SAR-76/1
Ionosphere Research
N76-?5712/0CP

SR-362/E/

Tables from the Penn State Mark 1 Ionospheric

Model

N70-40978/CP

Propagation Predictions and Studies Using a Ray
Tracing Program Combined with a Theoretical
Ionospheric Model
AD-A007 495/5CP

PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV., UNIVERSITY PARK.
IONOSPHERIC RESEARCH LAB.

NASA-CR-135646

D-Region Blunt Probe Data Analysis Using Hybrid

Computer Techniques

N73-31147/4CP

PSU-IRL-SCI-415

D-Region Blunt Probe Data Analysis Using Hybrid

Computer Techniques

N73-31147/4CP

PHOTOMETRICS INC LEXINGTON MASS

PHM-03-78

Recording and Analysis of Optical Data from
Stratospheric Dynamics Experiments
(AFGL-TR-78-0015)
AD-A054 013/8CP

PHYSICS LAB. RVO-TNO, THE HAGUE
(NETHERLANDS).

PHL-1975-46

Solumat: A Programme tor Measuring the In-
fluence ol the Atmosphere on Contrast Transfer
N76-31809/6CP

PHL-1976-41

Inlrared Sea and Sky Background Radiation.
N77-24935/7CP

TDCK-67163

Solumat: A Programme lor Measuring the In-
fluence of the Atmosphere on Contrast Transter.
N76-31809/6CP

TDCK-68562

Inlrared Sea and Sky Background Radiation.
N77-24935/7CP

RADIATION RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC., FORT
WORTH.TEX.

NASA-CR-128535

Analysis of Radiation and Meteoroid Satellite Data
N72-32833/CP

RRA-M7701

Solar Inlrared Reflection and Infrared Emission
from a Dust Loaded Cloud
(AFTAC-TR-77-14)
AD-A039 535/OCP

RRA-T7012

Monte Carlo Codes to Study the Transport of X-
Rays and Fluorescent Light in the Atmosphere
AD-729 909/CP

111

CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX

RRA-T7016

Computer Procedure for Calculating Time Depen-
dent Light Scattering in Plane Parallel At-
mospheres
(DASA-2641)
AD-722 714/CP

RRA-T7017
Computer Procedure for Calculating Time Depen-
dent Light Scattering in Spherical-Shell At-
mospheres
(DASA-2640)
AD-722 713/CP

RRA-T7108

Monte Carlo Calculations of the Scattering of 450,
550. and 650 NM Wavelength Light in Model At-
mospheres for Point Isotropic Sources
AD-731 723/CP

RRA-T7206
Analysis of Radiation and Meteoroid Satellite Data
N72-32833/CP

RRA-T7311

Monte Carlo Studies of Sky Radiation

(AFCRL-TR-73-0613)

AD-772 640/9CP

RRA-T7501

Sky Radiance Calculations in the 0 5 micrometer -
5 0 micrometer Wavelength Range
(AFCRL-TR-75-0317)
AD-A015 812/1CP

RRA-T7608-Vol-2

Monte Carlo Studies on the Time-Dependent
Transport of Optical and Infrared Radiation in the
Atmosphere. Volume II Thermal Radiation Trans-
port

(AFTAC-TR-77-6-Vol-2)
AD-A042 769/0CP

RAND COMPUTATION CENTER SANTA MONICA
CALIF

R-1550/8

A RAND Computation Center Reference: Standard
Atmosphere Calculations with JOSS
AD-A011 029/6CP

RAND CORP SANTA MONICA CALIF

P-5269

Programming and the Climate Dynamics Project
AD-A019 344/1CP

P-5473
Computations with the Rand Cloud Model for the
HIPLEX Workshop. June 1975
AD-A022 268/7CP

R-877-ARPA

A Documentation of the Mintz-Arakawa Two-Level
Atmospheric General Circulation Model
AD-740 093/CP

RANGE COMMANDERS COUNCIL WHITE SANDS
MISSILE RANGE N MEX

RCC-1 13-70
Comparisons of Radar Refraction Correction
Computer Programs at Selected Test Ranges
AD-762 383/CP

RANGE COMMANDERS COUNCIL WHITE SANDS
MISSILE RANGE N MEX METEOROLOGICAL GROUP

MG 108-72-PM

IRIG Standards for Range Meteorological Data
Reduction Part I Rawinsonde
AD-782 685/2CP

MG-108-72-PI-2

IRIG Standards for Range Meteorological Data
Reduction Part II Rocketsonde
AD-782 686/OCP

RAYTHEON CO BEDFORD MASS MISSILE SYSTEMS
DIV

BR 2069

Curve Fitting General Least Sguares Program
with Side Conditions
AD-722 103/CP

RAYTHEON CO SUDBURY MASS EQUIPMENT DIV

ER75-4084-1

Weather Radar Processor and Display Radar In-
terface Adapter Volume I
AD-A041 195/9CP

ER75-4084-2

Weather Radar Processor and Display Radar In-
terface Adapter Volume II
AD A041 196/7CP

RAYTHEON CO WAYLAND MASS
ER75-4389

I iquid Water Content Analyzer Instruction

Manual

(ONA-4 129F)

AD A043 322/7CP

RAYTHEON CO WAYLAND MASS EQUIPMENT
DEVELOPMENT LABS

Pulse Pair Estimation of Doppler Spectrum

Parameters

(AFCRL-72-0222)

AD-744 094/CP

REGIS COLL WESTON MASS

SCIENTIFIC-1

A Generalized Computer Program for Primitive-
Equation Models
(AFGL-TR-77-0)83)
AD-A048 481 /6CP

Rocket and Satellite Experiments for the Mea-
surement of the Properties of Thermal and High
Energy Plasma
(AFCRL-72-0662;
AD-755 390/CP

RESEARCH CORP. OF NEW ENGLAND, HARTFORD,
CONN.

A Regional Air Quality Simulation Model (A

Description of the Connecticut Air Pollution

Model as Developed by the Travelers Research

Center)

(APTD-0930)

PB-206 938/CP

RESEARCH INST. OF NATIONAL DEFENCE,
STOCKHOLM (SWEDEN).

FOA-2-C-2662-E1-E3

Computed Mie Scattering Properties for Laser
Wavelengths in Various Atmospheric Media.
N76-14336/1CP

FOA-4-C-4469-A1

Computer Program for Calculation of Geostrophic
Trajectories . Datorprogram Foer Beraekning AV
Geostrofiska Trajektorier
N73-11656/CP

RIVERSIDE RESEARCH INST NEW YORK

RRI-F-1/306-3-14

A Study of Millimeter and Submillimeter Wave At-
tenuation and Dispersion in the Earth's At-
mosphere
AD-A015 544/OCP

RRI-T-1/306-3-14
The Calculation of Millimeter and Submillimeter
Wave Absorption Line Parameters for the Molecu-
lar Oxygen Isotopes: (16)02. (16)0(18)0. and
(18)02
AD-A017 397/1CP

ROCKY MOUNTAIN FOREST AND RANGE
EXPERIMENT STATION, FORT COLLINS, COLO.

FSRP-RM-174
Computer Simulation of Snowmelt
(OWRT-A-042-ARIZ(13))
PB-265 109/9CP

ROYAL AIRCRAFT ESTABLISHMENT
FARNBOROUGH (ENGLAND)

RAE-TR-70151

Theoretical Aspects of the Determination of Parti-
cle-Size Distributions from Measurements of
Scattered Light Intensity
(TRC-BR-21859)
AD-721 089/CP

ROYAL NETHERLANDS METEOROLOGICAL INST.,
DE BILT.

KNMI-V-292

Description of Automatic Plotting Computer Pro-
grams Beschri|ving van Het Programmapakket
T.B.V Het Automatisch Plotten.
N78-23788/0CP

KNMI-V-294

KNMI-WR-75-7

Manual for the Computer Program of the Gaus-
sian Plume Model Handleiding voor Het Compu-
terprogramma van Het Gaussische Pluimmodel.
N76-19598/1CP

KNMI-WR-76-16

Manual for the Gaussian Plume Model Computer
Program Handleiding voor Het Computerpro-
gramma van Het Gaussische Pluimmodel
N77-20629/0CP

SACLANT ASW RESEARCH CENTRE LA SPEZIA
(ITALY)

SACLANTCEN-TM-166

Numerical Filtering Techniques for the Time-Se-
ries Analysis of Oceanographic and Meteorologi-
cal Data
AD-723 864/CP

SAINT LOUIS UNIV MO DEPT OF EARTH AND
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES

Research to Develop Improved Models of Cli-
matology That Will Assist The Meteorologist in
the Timely Operation of the Air Force Weather
Detachments
(AFGL-TR-76-0248)
AD-A032 317/0CP

SANDIA LABS., ALBUQUERQUE, N.MEX.

Automatic Digital Acquisition System for

Meteorological Data

SAND-75-0321

SANDIA LABS., LIVERMORE, CALIF.

Recursive Relationships for the Thermodynamic
Properties of the Earths Atmosphere at a Set of
Geopotential Altitudes
SCL-DR-720097

SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INC ARLINGTON VA

SAI-74-629-WA

Propagation Modeling and Analysis for High
Energy Lasers
AD-A023 537/4CP

SCIENCE APPLICATIONS, INC., HUNTSVILLE, ALA.

M-208

Determination of Constant-Volume Balloon Capa-
bilities for Aeronautical Research.
N77-19715/0CP

NASA-CR-2805

Determination of Constant-Volume Balloon Capa-
bilities for Aeronautical Research
N77-19715/0CP

SCIENCE APPLICATIONS, INC., LA JOLLA, CALIF.

SAI-76-614-LJ

A New Wind Energy Site Selection Methodology

(NSF/RA-761229)

PB-282 834/1CP

SCIENTIFIC TRANSLATION SERVICE, SANTA
BARBARA, CALIF.

NASA-TT-F-13369

Machine Analysis of Infrared Cloud Images Ob-
tained by the Cosmos-122 Satellite
N71-10986/CP

SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY
CAMBRIDGE MASS

002-106

Study of Meteor Wind Measurement Techniques.
Volume II.

(AFCRL-70-0168-Vol-2)
AD-709 233/CP

SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES AND
TECHNOLOGY, RAPID CITY. INST. OF
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES.

71-7

Computer Modeling of Cumulus Clouds During
Project Cloud Catcher
PB-281 028/1CP
SPERRY RESEARCH CENTER SUDBURY MASS

SCRC-CR-75-17

Development of Cloud/Fog Analysis and Applica-
tion Subroutines for Experimental Prototype Au-
tomatic Meteorological System (EPAMS)
AD-A048 564/9CP

SPERRY SUPPORT SERVICES, HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
ENGINEERING OPERATIONS.

NASA-CR-150312

Atmospheric Cloud Physics Thermal Systems

Analysis.

N77-26753/2CP

SRI INTERNATIONAL MENLO PARK CA

SRI-TR-77-08

Evaluation of the FIB Methodology for Application
to Cloud Motion Wind Data
AD-A053 620/1 CP

Chatanika Model of the High-Latitude Ionosphere
for Application to HF Propagation Prediction
IRADC-TR-78-7)
AD-A053 154/1 CP
SRI INTERNATIONAL MENLO PARK CALIF

Modeling for Multispectral Infrared and
Microwave Remote Sensing of the Troposphere
(AFGL-TR-77-0201)
AD-A050 170/0CP

The Relation ot Oxidant Levels to Presursor Emis-
sions and Meteorological Features. Volume III
Appendices (Analytical Methods and Supplemen-
tary Data)

(EPA/450/3-77 7 022c)
PB-275 327/5CP

STANFORD RESEARCH INST., MENLO PARK, CALIF.

SRI1336-FR

Computer Model for Investigating the Strategy of
Automatically Estimating Prevailing Visibility
(NOAA-7210061 1)

112

CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX

UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP., EAST HARTFORD, CONN.

COM-72-11491/CP

Implementation ol the SRI Objective Cloud
Tracking System at NEPRF
(EPRF-TR-9-75-SRI)
AD-A021 772/9CP

ICECAP ,74--Chatanika Radar Results

(DNA-3871T)

AD-A026 703/9CP

Modeling ot Transionospheric Radio Propagation
AD-A038 132/7CP

Two Fortran Programs for Calculating Global
Ionospheric Amplitude and Phase Scintillation
iRADC-TR-78-87)
AD-A055 273/7CP

Atmospheric Transmittance Models tor Infrared

Radiometric Measurements

(NOAA-74060302)

COM-74-11295/4CP

Users Manual for the APRAC-1A Urban Diffusion
Model Computer Program
(CRC-CAPA-3-4)
PB-213 091/2CP

Users' Manual for the APRAC-2 Emissions and
Diffusion Model
PB-275 459/6CP

STANFORD UNIV CALIF DEPT OF GEOPHYSICS

Microbarograph Studies.
(AFORS-70-1689-TR)
AD-707 875/CP

STANFORD UNIV CALIF STANFORD ELECTRONICS
LABS

SU-SEL-70-021
The Stanford Meteor-Trails Radar Mark II
(AFCRL-70-0365)
AD-709 673/CP

SU-SEL-72-0f3

Direction Finding on Whistlers and Related VLF

Signals

AD-742 776/CP

TR-3432-2

Direction Finding on Whistlers and Related VLF

Signals

AD-742 776/CP

STATE UNIV. OF NEW YORK. ALBANY.
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES RESEARCH CENTER.

Great Lakes Snowstorms. Part 1. Cloud Physics

Aspects.

(NOAA-E22-49-70(G)-1)

COM-7f-000f2/CP

STEVENS INST OF TECH HOBOKEN N J

Analytic Solution of Coupled Mode Equations by

Computer

AD-772 828/OCP

STEVENS INST OF TECH HOBOKEN N J DEPT OF
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ME-RT-72001

A Compendium of the Mechanical Properties of
Polyethylene Balloon Films
(AFCRL-72-0068)
AD 746 678/CP

Scientific-2

A Compendium ot the Mechanical Properties of
Polyethylene Balloon Films
(AFCRL-72-0068)
AD 746 678/CP

SYSTEMS AND APPLIED SCIENCES CORP.,
RIVEROALE, MD.

NASA-CR-156722

Software Development Stratosphere Modeling
N78-21692/6CP

R SAD-12/77 34

Software Development Stratosphere Modeling
N78 21692/6CP

SYSTEMS APPLICATIONS, INC., SAN RAFAEL,
CALIF.

SAI/EF75-25

Continued Research in Mesoscala Air Pollution
Simulation Modeling: Volume III Modeling of
Micsoscale Pheonoena
(FPA/600/4-76/016C)
PB-257 528/OCP

SAI/EF75-69

Continued Research in Mesoscale Air Pollution
Simulation Modeling Volume II Refinements in
the Treatment of Chemistry, Meteorology, and
Numerical Integration Procedures
(FPA/600/4-76/016b)
PB-257 527/2CP

SYSTEMS SCIENCE AND SOFTWARE LA JOLLA
CALIF

3SCR-72-1255

The Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale In-
teractions on Global Climate
(AROD-99514-A)
AD-750 727/CP

3SR-795

The Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale In-
teractions on Global Climate
AD-730 748/CP

3SR-844-Vol-1

A Particle-in-Cell Method for Numerical Solution
of the Atmospheric Diffusion Equation, and Appli-
cations to Air Pollution Problems Volume I
(APTD-0952)
PB-209 290/CP

3SR-1034

The Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale In-
teractions on Global Climate
(AROD-9951.1)
AD-739 541/CP

SSS-R-73-1727

The Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale In-
teractions on Global Climate
(AROD-99515-A)
AD-762 584/CP

SSS-R-74-2023

The Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale In-
teractions on Global Climate
AD-772 490/9CP

SSS-R-75-2556-Vol-1

Effects of Meso-Scale and Small-Scale Interac-
tions on Global Climate Volume I. Orographic Ef-
fects on Global Climate
(AFOSR-TR-75-0397)
AD-A007 034/2CP

SSS-R-75-2556-Vol-2

Meso-Scale and Small-Scale Interactions on
Global Climate Volume II. Radiation Transport Ef-
fects on Global Climate
(AFOSR-TR-75-0398)
AD-A007 035/9CP

TECHNO-SCIENCES, INC., ANNAPOLIS, MD.

NASA-CR-f52455

Reduction and Analysis ot Data Collected During
the Electromagnetic Tornado Experiment.
N77-197I0/1CP

TSI-76112

Reduction and Analysis of Data Collected During
the Electromagnetic Tornado Experiment.
N77-19710/1CP

TETRA TECH, INC., ARLINGTON, VA.

Computer Simulation of Severe Storm Observa-
tions with Doppler Radars
(ESSA-E22-77-70(N)-1)
COM-71-00020/CP

TEXAS A AND M RESEARCH FOUNDATION
COLLEGE STATION

Storm Surge Simulation in Transformed Coor-
dinates Volume II. Program Documentation
(CERC-TR-76-3-Vol-2)
AD-A034 651/OCP

Storm Surge Simulation in Transformed Coor-
dinates. Volume I Theory and Application
(CERC-TR-76-3-Vol-1)
AD-A034 763/3CP

TEXAS A AND M UNIV., COLLEGE STATION. DEPT.
OF AEROSPACE ENGINEERING.

TAMRF-92f-750t

Load Introduction into Pressurized Films
PB-252 385/OCP

TEXAS A AND M UNIV., COLLEGE STATION. DEPT.
OF OCEANOGRAPHY AND METEOROLOGY.

A/M-Ref-69-13-T

Simulation Research to Develop Objective
Meteorological Prediction Capability
(ECOM-0280-3)
AD 864 887/CP

TEXAS A&M UNIV., COLLEGE STATION. CENTER
FOR APPLIED GEOSCIENCES.

NASA-CR-t20496

Reduction and Error Analysis of the AVE 2 Pilot
Experiment Data
N75 t2531/0CP

TEXAS UNIV AT EL PASO DEPT OF ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING

The Atmospheric Sciences Laboratory Photodts-
sociation-Radiation Model of the Middle At-
mosphere - A Users Manual
(ECOM-77-4)
AD-A043 786/3CP

A Computational Method for Spectral Molecular
Absorption Using an Improved Voigt Algorithm
AD-A052 685/5CP

An Efficient Computational Approximation to the
Lorentz Line Molecular Absorption Coefficient
AD-A052 686/3CP

TEXAS UNIV AUSTIN ELECTRONICS RESEARCH
CENTER

TR-140

Application of Adaptive Estimation to Tempera-
ture Forecasting
(AFOSR-TR-72-2185)
AD-759 546/CP

TEXAS UNIV., DALLAS.

Analysis of Incoherent Scatter Data Obtained at
the Jicamarca Radar Observatory
(NOAA-72020405)
COM-72-10297/CP

TEXAS UNIV EL PASO DEPT OF ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING

PR2-74-AM-5

Atmospheric Modeling for Molecular Absorption
Research Project
AD-776 97f/4CP

THAYER SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING HANOVER N H
RADIOPHYSICS LAB

Travelling Ionospheric Disturbances

(AFCRL-72-0234)

AD-746 3f 4/CP

TRANSPORT AND ROAD RESEARCH LAB.,
CROWTHORNE (ENGLAND).

TRRL-LR-470

A Program for Calculating Thiessen Average

Rainfall

PB-211 232/CP

TRRL-LR-595

Estimated Rainfall for Drainage Calculations in
the United Kingdom
PB-226 513/OCP

TRW SYSTEMS GROUP, REDONDO BEACH, CALIF.

NASA-CR-150017

Phase B-Final Definition and Preliminary Design
Study for the Initial Atmospheric Cloud Physics
Laboratory (Acpl). A Spacelab Mission Payload
N76-33273/3CP

TRW SYSTEMS GROUP, REDONDO BEACH, CALIF.
SPACE SCIENCES DEPT.

NASA-CR-143995

Amps Data Management Requirements Study
N76-1 1736/5CP

TRW-26487-6008-RU-00

Amps Data Management Requirements Study.
N76-11736/5CP

TRW SYSTEMS, REDONDO BEACH, CALIF.

NASA-CR-1491

Feasibility Study for Remote Sensing of At-
mospheric Turbulence Profiles
N70-22632/CP

TRW-10636-6001 -R0-00

Feasibility Study for Remote Sensing of At-
mospheric Turbulence Profiles.
N70-22632/CP

UKAEA REACTOR GROUP, WINFRITH. ATOMIC
ENERGY ESTABLISHMENT.

Tutank A Two-Dimensional Neutron Kinetics

Code

AEEW-R-1002

UNION CARBIDE CORP.. OAK RIDGE, TENN.
NUCLEAR DIV.

Pathways of Trace Elements in the Environment
CONF-770210-3

UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP., EAST HARTFORD, CONN.

NASA-CR-1985

Additional Research on Instabilities in Atmospher-
ic Flow Systems Associated with Clear Air Turbu-
lence
N72-20322/CP

UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP., EAST HARTFORD, CONN.
RESEARCH LABS.

K910563-19

Additional Research on Instabilities in Atmospher-
ic Flow Systems Associated with Clear Air Turbu-
lence
N7t-35701/CP

NASA-CR-122041

Additional Research on Instabilities in Atmospher-
ic Flow Systems Associated with Clear Air Turbu-
lence

N71-35701/CP

113

CORPORATE AUTHOR INDEX

UTAH STATE UNIV LOGAN CENTER FOR
RESEARCH IN AERONOMY

Developmental Studies of the Hydrogen-Nitrogen-
Oxygen Systems
(AFCRL-TR-73-0749)
AD-775 752/9CP

UTAH STATE UNIV LOGAN ELECTRO-DYNAMICS
LAB

Scientitic-4
A Specular Chamber for Off-Axis Response
Evaluations of High-Rejection Optical Baffling
System

(AFGL-TR-76-0144)
AD-A031 212/4CP

Scientific-5

Computer-Aided Estimates of the Rotational Tem-
peratures of 02 in the Mesosphere
(AFGL-TR-76-0212)
AD-A040 915/1CP
UTAH STATE UNIV LOGAN SPACE SCIENCE LAB

HAES-8

Design and Calibration of a Rocket-Borne Elec-
tron Spectrometer
(AFCRL-TR-74-0629)
AD-A011 931/3CP

Scientific-1

Design and Calibration of a Rocket-Borne Elec-
tron Spectrometer
(AFCRL-TR-74-0629)
AD-A011 931 /3CP

Scientific-4

Moment Method Solutions for the Impedance of
Asymmetrically Driven RF Probes in the Colli-
sional Ionospheric Magnetoplasma
(AFCRL-TR-74-0394)
AD-A006 200/OCP

UTAH UNIV SALT LAKE CITY

Negative Molecular Ions
(ARO-12031 10-C)
AD-A045 725/9CP

UTAH UNIV SALT LAKE CITY DEPT OF ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING

UTEC-MR-69-140
A Data Reduction Computer Program for the
AFCRL Triaxial Accelerometer Inflated Falling
Sphere Atmospheric Density Measuring System.
(AFCRL-69-0446)
AD-705 566/CP

UTAH UNIV SALT LAKE CITY DEPT OF
METEOROLOGY

Scientific-1

Remote Sensing of Cirrus Cloud Compositions
from Satellites
(AFGL-TR-76-0027)
AD-A026 512/4CP

VIRGINIA INST OF MARINE SCIENCE GLOUCESTER
POINT

Contnb-451

Forecasting Storm-Induced Beach Changes along
Virginia's Ocean Coast
AD-752 141/CP

VISIDYNE INC BURLINGTON MASS

Scientific-1
Analysis of High Altitude Effects Simulation
(HAES)

(ONA-HAES-40)
AD-A033 654/5CP

VI-129

Modeling of Optical IR Backgrounds

(AFCRL-72-0730)

AD-774 751/2CP

VI-236
A High Altitude Infrared Radiance Model
(AFCRL-TR-74-0606)
AD-A008 035/8CP

VI-311

Analysis of High Altitude Effects Simulation

(HAES)

(DNA-HAES-40)

AD-A033 654/5CP

VI-381

Comparison ol ICECAP and EXCEDE Rocket

Measurements with Computer Code Predictions

(ONA-HAES-61)

AD-A047 526/9CP
VISIDYNE INC WOBURN MASS
VI 91

A High Altitude Radiance Model

(AFCRL-72-0273)

AD-745 319/CP

WASHINGTON UNIV SEATTLE

Stimulated Amplification of VLF and ULF Waves
in the Magnetosphere by Localized Injections of
Plasma Clouds and Particle Beams
AD-757 085/CP

WEAPONS RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT,
SALISBURY (AUSTRALIA).

WRE-TN-HSA-152

Extinction of a Tangential Ray. by Ray Tracing

Through the Atmosphere.

N70-36971/CP

WEATHER SQUADRON (12TH) ENT AFB COLO

Technical-Paper-73-6

Map Typing Computer Programs
AD-766 929/4CP

Technical Paper-73-8

Comparing Correlations between Weather Maps
with Similar Isobaric Configurations but Varying
Pressure Intensities
AD-775 361 /9CP

WEATHER WING (4TH) ENT AFB COLO

4WW-Technical Paper-70-5

Predicting Heavy Snowfall for Colorado Springs
Based on Computer Derived Synoptic Map Types
AD-718 422/CP

4WW-Technical Paper-72-1

Applying a Window Pane Technique to the
Colorado Springs Snow Study
AD-743 301 /CP

WEATHER WING (4TH) ENT AFB COLO
DETACHMENT 1

Ionospheric Electron Density Profile Model.

(4WW-TM-70-3)

AD-709 888/CP

WESTERN SCIENTIFIC SERVICES, INC.. FORT
COLLINS, COLO.

FR-807-55

Development of an Experimental

Hydrometeoroiogical Data Collection Network
PB-270 265/2CP

WESTINGHOUSE DEFENSE AND ELECTRONIC
SYSTEMS CENTER BALTIMORE MD

HIDE Revised Wavelength Resolution Emission
and Transmission Model
AD-A042 624/7CP

WIGGINS (J. H.) CO., REDONDO BEACH, CALIF.

TR-73-35773

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of
Buildings. Volume I: Technical Report
(NBS-GCR-75-36)
PB-261 144/OCP

TR-73-35773

Methodology for Hazard Risk Evaluation of

Buildings. Volume II: Computer Program User's

Manual

(NBS-GCR-75-37)

PB-261 145/7CP

WILLIAMS COLL WILLIAMSTOWN MASS

TR-3

Fourier Analysis of Weather and Wave Data from
Holland. Michigan. July 1970
AD-723 602/CP

WC-3

Fourier Analysis of Weather and Wave Data from
Holland, Michigan. July 1970
AD-723 602/CP

WINZEN RESEARCH INC SOUTH ST PAUL MINN

Criteria for Controlling Vertical Motion of Strato-
spheric Balloons
AD-A017 552/1CP

WISCONSIN UNIV., MADISON. SPACE SCIENCE
AND ENGINEERING CENTER.

NASA-CR-121438

Time Domain Data Extraction, Radio Altimetry,
and Application of Ats Data Quarterly Report. 1
Apr. - 30 Jun. 1971
N71-33870/CP

WISCONSIN UNIV. -MILWAUKEE. AIR POLLUTION
ANALYSIS LAB.

Mesoscale Air Pollution Transport in Southeast

Wisconsin

(EPA/600/4-77/010)

PB-265 382/2CP

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