Contents of the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society for Volume 48
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Contents of the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society for Volume 48
Volume 48 - 1995
| Author | Co-Authors | Title | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| LUNAR STRUCTURES | EDITOR: H. BENAROYA | VOL. 48 No. 1 JANUARY 1995 | |
| T.L. STROUP, | LUNAR BASES OF THE 20TH CENTURY: WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN | 3 | |
| S. MATSUMOTO et al | LUNAR BASE SYSTEM DESIGN | 11 | |
| V, V. SHEVCHENKO | MANNED LUNAR BASE SELECTION | 15 | |
| G.M. BAYDAL et al | LUNAR BASE INFRASTRUCTURE AND LUNAR RESOURCES (Lunar Cargo Shuttle Using Lunar Propellant) | 21 | |
| S.T. WALKER | R.A. ALEXANDER & S.P. TUCKER | THERMAL CONTROL ON THE LUNAR SURFACE | 27 |
| W.Z. SADEH | M.E. CRISWELL | INFLATABLE STRUCTURES FOR A LUNAR BASE | 33 |
| M. ELROD | CONSIDERATIONS OF A HABITAT DESIGN | 39 | |
| S.W. JOHNSON | K.M. CHUA & W.D. CARRIER III | LUNAR SOIL MECHANICS | 43 |
| I.A. KOZLOV | V.V. SHEVCHENKO | MOBILE LUNAR BASE PROJECT | 49 |
| J. SVED | G.L. KULCINSKI & G.H. MILEY | A COMMERCIAL LUNAR HELIUM 3 FUSION POWER INFRASTRUCTURE | 55 |
| BIOGRAPHIES | 62 | ||
| LUNAR-BASED ASTRONOMY | EDITOR: H. BENAROYA | VOL. 48 No. 2 FEBRUARY 1995 | |
| B.H. FOING | ASTRONOMY AND SPACE SCIENCE FROM STATION MOON | 67 | |
| B.H. FOING | HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE COSPAR SYMPOSIUM: "ASTRONOMY AND SPACE SCIENCE FROM THE MOON" | 71 | |
| J.D. HILCHEY | M.E. NEIN | LUNAR-BASED OPTICAL TELESCOPES: PLANNING THE ASTRONOMICAL TOOLS OF THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY | 77 |
| P.D. LOWMAN Jr. | CANDIDATE SITE FOR A ROBOTIC LUNAR OBSERVATORY: THE CENTRAL PEAK OF RICCIOLI CRATER | 83 | |
| S.W. JOHNSON | K.M. CHUA & J.O.BURNS | LUNAR DUST, LUNAR OBSERVATORIES AND OTHER OPERATIONS ON THE MOON | 87 |
| M.E. NEIN | J.D. HILCHEY | THE LUNAR ULTRAVIOLET TELESCOPE EXPERIMENT (LUTE): ENABLING TECHNOLOGY FOR AN EARLY LUNAR SURFACE PAYLOAD | 93 |
| H. BENAROYA | RELIABILITY OF TELESCOPES FOR THE LUNAR SURFACE | 99 | |
| BIOGRAPHIES | 107 | ||
| GENERAL ISSUE | EDITOR: L.J. CA RTER | VOL. 48 No. 3 MARCH 1995 | |
| J. GIORGINI | S.KUEN WONG, T-H YOU, P. CHADBOURNE & L. LIM | MAGELLAN AEROBRAKE NAVIGATION | 111 |
| R. ZUBRIN | THE HYPERSONIC SKYHOOK | 123 | |
| J.J. SELLERS | M. MEERMAN, M. PAUL & M. SWEETING | A LOW-COST PROPULSION OPTION FOR SMALL SATELLITES | 129 |
| R. HARRIS | M. ASHTON | THE ENVISAT-1 GROUND SEGMENT | 139 |
| C. TRANQUILLE | THE ULYSSESS DATA SYSTEM | 145 | |
| H.D.R. EVANS | E. J. DALY | ANISOTROPIES IN THE LOW ALTITUDE RADIATION ENVIRONMENT | 149 |
| D. KERRIDGE | NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR SUPPORTING REAL-TIME ON-BOARD SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT | 152 | |
| SCIENCE SYSTEMS IN SPACE (Part II) | EDITOR: JOHN AUBURN | VOL. 48 No. 4 APRIL 1995 | |
| R. KLIM | AUTOMATED COMMANDING FOR EUMETSAT | 159 | |
| P. HOWARD | SCOS-II DEVELOPMENT | 163 | |
| K. PLUMB | ADVANCES AT THE UK EARTH OBSERVATION DATA CENTRE | 169 | |
| K. DOLMAN | THE RADARSAT SATELLITE SIMULATOR: ADVANCES IN SATELLITE SIMULATION | 177 | |
| K. CHAN | THE ULYSSES FLIGHT DYNAMICS SOFTWARE SYSTEM | 183 | |
| D. TWYNAM | P. WILLIAMS | THE ORATOS SUPPORT LAYER | 189 |
| PIONEERING ROCKETRY & SPACEFLIGHT (Part V) | EDITORS: F.I.ORDWAY III and F. H. WINTER | VOL. 48 No. 5 MAY 1995 | |
| B. BURKHALTER | M. R. SHARPE | LUNAR ROVING VEHICLE, HISTORICAL ORIGINS, DEVELOPMENT AND DEPLOYMENT | 199 |
| D. BURNHAM | MOBILE EXPLORERS & BEASTS OF BURDEN: A HISTORY OF NASA'S PROSPECTOR AND LUNAR LOGISTICS VEHICLE PROJECTS | 213 | |
| P. NORRIS | NAVIGATING TO TRANQUILLITY BASE: A 25TH ANNIVERSARY RETROSPECTIVE | 229 | |
| F. WINTER | FRIEDRICH SCHMIEDL (1902-1994): THE PASSING OF ANOTHER PIONEER | 235 | |
| CRAY SYSTEMS IN SPACE (Part IV) | EDITOR: SIMON MARA | VOL. 48 No. 6 JUNE 1995 | |
| D.R. SLOGGETT | PERSPECTIVES ON THE INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIRED TO ROUTINELY EXPLOIT EARTH OBSERVATION DATA FOR MONITORING EUROPEAN COASTAL WATERS | 239 | |
| R.W. CORKILL | CLUSTER MISSION CONTROL SYSTEM (CMCS) | 249 | |
| J. FAIRCLOUGH | APPLYING THE ESA SOFTWARE ENGINEERING STANDARDS TO SMALL PROJECTS | 255 | |
| T.L.P. BAUD | REAL-TIME SIMULATION OF THE SAX SPACECRAFT AOCS | 261 | |
| D. McMAHON | F. LECOUAT | ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT FOR SPACECRAFT OPERATIONS AUTOMATION | 265 |
| R. SMIETANA | THE FUTURE OF HYBRID SIMULATION | 271 | |
| M. BANYARD | ACCESSING SPACE DATA ON THE INFORMATION SUPER .HIGHWAY | 275 | |
| C. PEAT | MMORBIT - A PC BASED MISSION DISPLAY PROGRAM | 279 | |
| MARS EXPLORATION (Part I) | EDITOR: DR. ROBERT ZUBRIN | VOL. 48 No. 7 JULY 1995 | |
| R. ZUBRIN | D.B. WEAVER | PRACTICAL METHODS FOR NEAR-TERM HUMAN EXPLORATION OF MARS | 287 |
| M.J. FOGG | EXPLORATION OF THE FUTURE HABITABILITY OF MARS | 301 | |
| J.R. TRENCH | CONCEPTS FOR IN-SITU RESOURCE UTILIZATION ON MARS: A PERSONAL HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE | 311 | |
| E. YA SHAFIROVICH | U.I. GOLDSHLEGER | MARS MULTI-SAMPLE RETURN MISSION | 314 |
| R. A. MOLE | TERRAFORMING MARS WITH FOUR WAR-SURPLUS BOMBS | 321 | |
| MARS EXPLORATION (Part II) | EDITOR: DR. ROBERT ZUBRIN | VOL. 48 No. 8 AUGUST 1995 | |
| R. ZUBRIN | S. PRICE, L. MASON & L. CLARK | REPORT ON THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF A MARS IN SITU PROPELLANT PRODUCTION UNIT | 327 |
| A.P. BRUCKNER | B. THRILL, S. ANDERSON, D. PASCO & C. WILLMAN | MARS IN SITU PROPELLANT TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATOR MISSION | 337 |
| J.D. WILLIAMS | S.C. COONS & A.P. BRUCKNER | DESIGN OF A WATER VAPOR ADSORPTION REACTOR FOR MARTIAN IN SITU RESOURCE UTILIZATION | 347 |
| C.S. COCKELL | THE POLAR EXPLORATION OF MARS | 355 | |
| MARS EXPLORATION (Part III) | EDITOR: DR. ROBERT ZUBRIN | VOL. 48 No. 9 SEPTEMBER 1995 | |
| G.A. LANDIS | FOOTSTEPS TO MARS: AN INCREMENTAL APPROACH TO MARS EXPLORATION | 367 | |
| G. ALLEN | AN INTERPLANETARY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM FOR DELIVERING LARGE GROUPS OF PEOPLE TO MARS | 373 | |
| R. ZUBRIN | DIBORANE/CO2 ROCKETS FOR USE IN MARS ASCENT VEHICLES | 387 | |
| M.R. SIMS | A.A. MILLS | MEASUREMENT OF THE pH OF THE: MARTIAN SURFACE | 391 |
| D. CHAPPELL | MARS SUBSURFACE RADAR MAPPER | 395 | |
| TERRAFORMING (Part V) | EDITOR: MARTYN J. FOGG | VOL. 48 No. 10 OCTOBER 1995 | |
| R. ZUBRIN | THE ECONOMIC VIABILITY OF MARS COLONIZATION | 407 | |
| D.J.THOMAS | BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE ECOPOEISIS AND TERRAFORMATION OF MARS: CURRENT PERSPECTIVES AND RESEARCH | 415 | |
| J.A. HISCOX | D.J. THOMAS | GENETIC MODIFICATION ANI) SELECTION OF MICROORGANISMS FOR GROWTH ON MARS | 419 |
| M.J. FOGG | TERRAFORMING MARS: CONCEPTUAL SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEM OF PLANT GROWTH IN LOW CONCENTRATIONS OF OXYGEN | 427 | |
| M.N. MAUTNER | DIRECTED PANSPERMIA.2. TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES TOWARD SEEDING OTHER SOLAR SYSTEMS AND THE FOUNDATION OF PANBIOTIC ETHICS | 435 | |
| D. MacNIVEN | ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS' AND PLANETARY ENGINEERING | 441 | |
| CORRESPONDENCE | 444 | ||
| EXOBIOLOGY (Part IV) | EDITOR: SALVATORE SANTOLI | VOL. 48 No. 11 NOVEMBER 1995 | |
| J. HEIDMANN | SETI PROGRAMMES ALL OVER THE WORLD (and further out) | 447 | |
| C. MACCONE | INTERSTELLAR TRAVEL THROUGH MAGNETIC WORMHOLES | 453 | |
| D.R. MITCHELL | L.A. STAUFFER | A MULTI-ATTRIBUTE UTILITY ANALYSIS ON THE LOCATION OF AN EARTH-BASED ANALOG FOR HABITATION ON PLANETARY BODIES | 459 |
| J. PARISI | CONTROLLING LASER CHAOS | 465 | |
| R.M. ZUBRIN | THE USE OF CURRENTLY UNKNOWN NEAR-SOLAR STELLAR OBJECTS IN FACILITATING INTERSTELLAR MISSIONS | 467 | |
| M.D. NUSSINOV | S. SANTOLI | EPISTEMOLOGY OF A PARADOX - DISCUSSING ETI THROUGH THE EVOLUTIONARY IMPULSE PARADIGM: WE ARE NOT ALONE, BUT FEW AND FAR BETWEEN | 475 |
| P.A. HANSSON | EXOBIOLOGY, SETI, VON NEUMANN AND GEOMETRIC PHASE CONTROL | 479 | |
| ELECTRIC PROPULSION (Part I) | EDITOR: D. G. FEARN | VOL.48 No. 12 DECEMBER 1995 | |
| G. SACCOCCIA | EUROPEAN ELECTRIC PROPULSION ACTIVITIES IN THE ERA OF APPLICATION | 487 | |
| P. M. LATHAM et al | THE UK-25 ION THRUSTER | 501 | |
| A. K. MALIK | PLASMA INSTABILITY PROBLEMS IN VARIOUS ELECTRIC PROPULSION ENGINES | 507 | |
| A. R. MARTIN | NUCLEAR ELECTRIC PROPULSION OF SPACECRAFT | 517 |
