Contents of the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society for Volume 44
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Contents of the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society for Volume 44
Volume 44 - 1991
| Author | Co-Authors | Title | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| LOGICA IN SPACE (Part III) | EDITOR: P. NORRIS | VOL. 44 No. 1 JANUARY 1991 | |
| A. McCORMACK, et al | THE COMPTEL PROJECT AND LOGICA'S INVOLVEMENT | 3 | |
| M. IRVING | J. LEE | THE RISK AREAS IN ON-BOARD SPACE SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT | 9 |
| G. SMETS | DAPRES, THE ARCHIVING CHALLENGE | 13 | |
| D. ROBERTS | H. SMITH | EUTELSAT II: THE BIRTH OF A NEW GENERATION | 19 |
| J.I. BARRINGTON- COOK | LOGICA'S ONE-WAY VSAT SYSTEM | 29 | |
| P.E. DAVIES | A. J.C. McDONALD | RESULTS OF THE HIPPARCOS IN-ORBIT PAYLOAD CALIBRATION | 37 |
| UNIVERSE MADE FOR MAN | EDITOR: DR. R.L.S. TAYLOR | VOL. 44 No. 2 FEBRUARY 1991 | |
| M. SHALLIS | ON TIME - AN ANTHROPIC CONCEPTION? | 51 | |
| P. MURDIN | FORMATION AND EVOLUTION OF STARS AND GALAXIES -ANTHROPIC CONSTRAINTS | 57 | |
| B. CARR | ANTHROPIC PRINCIPLES AS CONSTRAINTS ON COSMOLOGICAL MODELS | 63 | |
| C. J. S. CLARKE | THE MANY-WORLDS INTERPRETATION OF QUANTUM COSMOLOGY | 71 | |
| F. HOYLE | N.C. WICKRAMASINGHE | THE IMPLICATIONS OF LIFE AS A COSMIC PHENOMENON:THE ANTHROPIC CONTEXT | 77 |
| E. LEADER | THE RECENT HISTORY OF ELEMENTARY PARTICLES | 87 | |
| NEW SPACE CONCEPTS (Part II) | EDITOR: L.J. CARTER | VOL. 44 No. 3 MARCH 1991 | |
| F. HADLEY COCKS | A DEPLOYABLE HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTING COIL (DHTSC): A NOVEL CONCEPT FOR PRODUCING MAGNETIC SHIELDS AGAINST BOTH SOLAR FLARE AND GALACTIC RADIATION DURING MANNED INTERPLANETARY MISSIONS | 99 | |
| J. L. ANDERSON | SPACE-TETHERED ATMOSPHERIC SYSTEMS | 103 | |
| R.C. PARKINSON | THE SPACE ECONOMY OF 2050 AD | 111 | |
| B. A. L BON | AN ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM FOR ARTIFICIAL GRAVITY IN SPACE AND ORBITAL TRANSFER | 121 | |
| G. A. LANDIS | PROPOSAL FOR A SUN-FOLLOWING MOONBASE | 125 | |
| C.E. SINGER | F.R. SINGER | CENTRIFUGAL RELAYS FOR SPACECRAFT PROPULSION | 127 |
| M. MAUTNER | A SPACE-BASED SOLAR SCREEN AGAINST CLIMATIC WARMING | 135 | |
| H. S. HUDSON | A SPACE PARASOL AS A COUNTERMEASURE AGAINST THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT | 139 | |
| A.M. CRUISE, et al | A WIDE ANGLE EARTH ALBEDO SENSOR FOR SPACECRAFT ATTITUDE DETERMINATIONS | 142 | |
| TERRAFORMING | EDITOR: M. J. FOGG | VOL. 44 No. 4 APRIL 1991 | |
| M.J. HEATH | TERRAFORMING: PLATE TECTONICS AND LONG-TERM HABITABILITY | 147 | |
| S.L. GILLETT | ESTABLISHMENT AND -STABILIZATION OF EARTHLIKE CONDITIONS ON VENUS | 151 | |
| P. BIRCH | TERRAFORMING VENUS QUICKLY | 157 | |
| P. BIRCH | SUPRAMUNDANE PLANETS | 169 | |
| M.J. FOGG | TERRAFORMING, AS PART OF A STRATEGY FOR INTERSTELLAR COLONISATION | 183 | |
| ROCKET PROPULSION | EDITOR: PROF. I.E. SMITH | VOL. 44 No. 5 MAY 1991 | |
| A.H. KLEPPING | LIQUID SPACE ENGINE DEVELOPMENT AT ROYAL ORDNANCE ROCKET MOTORS DIVISION | 195 | |
| J.M. BELLERBY | HYDRAZINE AS A PROPELLANT FOR SPACE SYSTEMS | 211 | |
| W.D. DEININGER | R.J. VONDRA | SPACECRAFT AND MISSION DESIGN FOR THE SP-100 FLIGHT EXPERIMENT | 217 |
| J.W. POWELL | G.R. RICHARDS | THE ATLAS E/F LAUNCH VEHICLE - AN UNSUNG WORKHORSE | 229 |
| NEW SPACE CONCEPTS (PART III) | EDITOR: L.J. CARTER | VOL. 44 No. 6 JUNE 1991 | |
| S. HOLEBROOK | LONG-TERM DEVELOPMENTS IN THE GLOBAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE | 243 | |
| B.DRABBLE | SPACECRAFT COMMAND AND CONTROL USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNIQUES | 251 | |
| T.L. BILLINGS | RADAR REMOTE SENSING OF LUNAR LAVATUBES FROM EARTH | 255 | |
| M. SIMS | ARTIFICIAL REALITIES: A FUTURE SPACE ENGINEERING AND CONTROL TOOL: A REVIEW | 257 | |
| T. SHESKIN | ALLOCATING POWER TO SCHEDULE LOADS AND CHARGE BATTERIES ON THE SPACE STATION | 263 | |
| DM. ASHFORD | THE COMMERCIAL DEMANDS FOR SPACE STATIONS | 269 | |
| R.P. HAVILAND | SPACE STATION ARCHITECTURE | 275 | |
| MARCOL IN SPACE (Part II) The Next Generation | EDITOR: A. G. HAIRE, EDITORIAL ASSISTANT: A. CROWSON | VOL. 44 No. 7 JULY 1991 | |
| S. MARA | CCSDS: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE UK | 291 | |
| D.K. MCMAHON | METHODS OF SIMULATING ON-BOARD SOFTWARE BASED ON EXPERIENCES WITH THE ROSAT (HARDWARE-IN-THE-LOOP) SIMULATOR | 297 | |
| W. SALTER | COLUMBUS MISSION PLANNING CONCEPT | 307 | |
| P.A. HAMER | P.J. SNOWDEN | ULYSSES SPACECRAFT CONTROL AND MONITORING SYSTEM | 317 |
| P.C. JAMES | D.S. LUNN | ROSAT TELECOMMAND SCHEDULING | 329 |
| I. O'CONNOR | C. PAYNE | THE MARK III FRONT END CONTROLLER: A MONITOR AND CONTROL SYSTEM FOR GROUND STATIONS | 337 |
| A. CROWSON | REMOTE STATION MANAGEMENT USING SPACECRAFT CONTROL SOFTWARE (THE ERS-1 PROMS SYSTEM) | 343 | |
| S. H.G. ROWELL | SIMULATORS AT ESOC: BRINGING EXPERIENCE TO BEAR | 347 | |
| W. BLACK | A. HAIRE | MANAGEMENT OF A LARGE SCALE DATA-PROCESSING PROJECT FOR SPACECRAFT OPERATIONS | 357 |
| INTERSTELLAR STUDIES | EDITOR: DR. R.L. FORWARD | VOL. 44 No. 8 AUGUST 1991 | |
| G.L. MATLOFF | EARLY INTERSTELLAR PRECURSOR SOLAR SAIL PROBES | 367 | |
| R. ZUBRIN | NUCLEAR SALT WATER ROCKETS: HIGH THRUST AT 10,000 SEC ISP | 371 | |
| R.J. HALYARD | OPTIMUM INTERSTELLAR TRAVEL TIMES FOR PULSED FUSION PROPULSION SYSTEMS | 377 | |
| J.D.G. RATHER | LASERS REVISITED: THEIR SUPERIOR UTILITY FOR INTERSTELLAR BEACONS, COMMUNICATIONS AND TRAVEL | 385 | |
| M.D. NUSSINOV | V.I. MARON | EVOLUTIONARY APPROACH TO SETI PROBLEMS | 393 |
| A.T. LAWTON | P. WRIGHT | SEARCHING FOR OTHER WORLDS | 400 |
| M.D. PAPAGIANNIS | BIOASTRONOMY - THE EXPLORATION BROADENS: THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON BIOASTRONOMY | 405 | |
| CORRESPONDENCE | 409 | ||
| ACTIVITIES THROUGH SPACE | EDITOR: DR. G. VULPETTI | VOL. 44 No. 9 SEPTEMBER 1991 | |
| G. MOCCI | TELESPAZIO'S WAY TO SPACE: THE SPACE TECHNOLOGY BRANCH | 415 | |
| A. CENCI | SPACE TECHNIQUES FOR GEODESY AND GEODYNAMICS | 421 | |
| M. MANCA | F. D'ALESSANDRO | THE SAX GROUND SEGMENT ARCHITECTURE AND FUNCTIONS | 431 |
| B. FALCIONI | TELESPAZIO'S SYSTEMS FOR ITALSAT GROUND SUPPORT AND TTCM/IOT & TRMS SERVICES | 439 | |
| S. BELLACCINI | G. ROZERA | THE ITALSAT SYSTEM | 447 |
| A. TUOZZI | THE DRS GROUND SEGMENT FACILITIES AT THE FUCINO SPACE CENTRE | 453 | |
| A. CIAPPA | S. MARULLO, M. RICOTTILLI and E. ZAMBIANCHI | THE USE OF LANDSAT TM IN THE OBSERVATION AND MODELLING OF CIRCULATION IN THE GULF OF GAETA | 461 |
| C. MARCOLIN | COMMERCIAL SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS | 469 | |
| SPACE ASTRONOMY | EDITOR: DR. W.I. MCLAUGHLIN | VOL. 44 No. 10 OCTOBER 1991 | |
| K. LESCHLY | D. ALLESTAD & L. HERRELL | THE SECOND GENERATION WIDE-FIELD / PLANETARY CAMERA OF THE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE | 477 |
| A. H. VAUGHAN | DIAGNOSING THE OPTICAL STATE OF THE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE | 487 | |
| M. MOSHIR | THE IRAS FAINT SOURCE SURVEY | 495 | |
| D.J. DINER | E.F. TUBBS, S.L. GAISER & R.P. KORECHOFF | INFRARED IMAGING OF EXTRASOLAR PLANETS | 505 |
| S.H. LINICK | J.B. HOLBERG | THE VOYAGER ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROMETERS ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATIONS FROM THE OUTER SOLAR SYSTEM | 513 |
| TELESPAZIO SPA, EARTH-ORIENTED | |||
| SOVIET ASTRONAUTICS | EDITOR: REX HALL | VOL. 44 No. 11 NOVEMBER 1991 | |
| H. H.F.SMID | SOVIET SPACE COMMAND & CONTROL | 525 | |
| D. HAESELER | LANDING SPACECRAFT GENTLY ON EARTH - THE SOVIET PARACHUTE SYSTEMS | 534 | |
| P.S. CLARK | THE SOVIET PHOTORECONNAISSANCE SATELLITE PROGRAME 1982-1990 | 537 | |
| DJ. SHAYLER | THE PROPOSED USSR SALYUT AND US SHUTTLE DOCKING MISSION c 1981 | 553 | |
| R. HALL | THE SOVIET COSMONAUT TEAM | 563 | |
| NEW SPACE CONCEPTS (PART IV) | EDITOR: L.J. CARTER | VOL. 44 No. 12 DECEMBER 1991 | |
| K. TAKAYAMA | S. HIRAMATSU and M. SHIHO | CW 100MW MICROWAVE POWER TRANSFER IN SPACE | 573 |
| C. L. SENIOR | SOLAR HEATING OF COMMON LUNAR MINERALS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF OXYGEN | 579 | |
| M. A. MINOVITCH | EXPLORING THE SOLAR SYSTEM WITH MULTIPLE-LAUNCHED GRAVITY-PROPELLED MINIATURISED SPACECRAFT | 589 | |
| M. A. MINOVITCH | MACHINE-MADE GRAVITY-PROPELLED INTERPLANETARY SPACE STATIONS AND THE EXPLORATION OF MARS | 598
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