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  1. Kumar Krishen, Compiler, , CP-1994-32363, //2000, pp. 921, Location unavailable.


  2. Jeffrey Poliner*; Robert P. Wilmington*; Glenn K. Klute, Geometry and Gravity Influences on Strength Capability, TP-3511, 12/1/1994, pp. 25, *Lockheed Engineering & Sciences Company, Houston, Texas.


  3. Kirsten Welge; Alicia Moore; Ruth Ann Pope; Suzette Shivers, Evaluation of X-38 Crew Return Vehicle Input Control Devices in a Microgravity Environment, TM-2000-208925, 12/1/2000, pp. 45, Location unavailable.


  4. Friedrich Horz, Glen Cress, Mike Zolensky, Thomas H. See*, Ronald P. Bernhard*, Jack L. Warren*, Optical Analysis of Impact Features in Aerogel From the Orbital Debris Collection Experiment on the Mir Station, TM-1999-209372, 8/1/1999, pp. 158, * Lockheed-Martin.


  5. Ronald R. Robinson, Joseph P. Dervay, Johnny Conkin*, An Evidence-Based Approach for Estimating Decompression Sickness Risk in Aircraft Operations, TM-1999-209374, 7/1/1999, pp. 17, *National Space Biomedical Research Institute, Houston, Texas 77030-3498.


  6. Steven R. Cook*, and Mark A. Hoffbauer*, Measurement of Momentum Transfer Coefficients for H2, N2, CO, and CO2 Incident Upon Spacecraft Surfaces, TP-1997-3701, 11/1/1997, pp. 81, *Los Alamos National Laboratory.


  7. David K. Barton*, David Brillinger**, A.H. El-Shaarawi***, Patrick McDaniel#, Kenneth H. Pollock##, Michael T. Tuley###, Final Report of the Haystack Orbital Debris Data Review Panel, TM-1998-4809, 2/1/1998, pp. 60, *Anro Engineering; **University of California; ***National Weather Research Institute; #United States Air Force; ##North Carolina State University; ###Georgia Institute of Technology.


  8. Gary E. Riccio* and P. Vernon McDonald**, Multimodal Perception and Multicriterion Control of Nested Systems: I. Coordination of Postural Control and Vehicular Control, TP-1998-3703, 1/1/1998, pp. 76, *Nascent Technologies, Ltd. **National Space Biomedical Research Institute.


  9. Sudhakar Rajulu*, Lightweight Seat Lever Operation Characteristics, TP-1999-209577, 9/1/1999, pp. 26, *Lockheed Martin.


  10. Jacquie Minton, Development of the Space Operations Incident Reporting Tool (SOIRT), TP-1997-3660, 6/1/1997, pp. 25, Location unavailable.


  11. Glenn C. Hamilton, M.D.*; Philip Stepaniak, M.D.; Denis Stizza, M.D.*; Richard Garrision, M.D.*; and David Gerstner, EMT-P*, Considerations for Medical Transport From the Space Station via an Assured Crew Return Vehicle (ACRV), TM-2001-210198, 7/1/2001, pp. 42, *Wright State University, Department of Emergency Medicine, Kettering, Ohio.


  12. Jennifer L. Rhatigan, Ph.D., Effects of Gas-Phase Radiation and Detailed Kinetics on the Burning and Extinction of a Solid Fuel, TP-2001-210770, 6/1/2001, pp. 155, Location unavailable.


  13. Gary Riley*, editor, Third CLIPS Conference Proceedings - Volumes I and II, CP-10162, 11/1/1994, pp. 401, I-NET, Inc. Houston, Texas 77058.


  14. Thomas A. Sullivan, Catalog of Apollo Experiment Operations, RP-1994-1317, 1/1/1994, pp. 161, Location unavailable.


  15. Kwangjae Sung, Ph.D.*, Millard F. Reschke, Ph.D., A Model-Based Approach for the Measurement of Eye Movements Using Image Processing, TP-1997-3680, 4/1/1997, pp. 44, *Visiting Scientist, University Space Research Association.


  16. Gary E. Riccio*; P. Vernon McDonald*; Brian T. Peters**; Charles S. Layne**; Jacob J. Bloomberg, Understanding Skill in EVA Mass Handling, Volume I: Theoretical & Operational Foundations, TP-1997-3684pt1, 6/1/1997, pp. 37, * Nascent Technologies; ** KRUG Life Sciences.


  17. Gary E. Riccio*; P. Vernon McDonald*; Brian T. Peters**; Charles S. Layne**; Jacob J. Bloomberg, Understanding Skill in EVA Mass Handling, Volume II; Empirical Investigation, TP-1997-3684pt2, 7/1/1997, pp. 36, * Nascent Technologies; ** KRUG Life Sciences.


  18. Johnny Conkin, Ph.D., M.S.*, Evidence-Based Approach to the Analysis of Serious Decompression Sickness With Application to EVA Astronauts`, TP-2001-210196, 1/1/2001, pp. 60, *National Space Biomedical Research Institute.


  19. John V. Shebalin, Spectral Algorithm for Solving the Relativistic Vlasov-Maxwell Equations, TP-2001-210195, 1/1/2001, pp. 28, Location unavailable.


  20. Lori C. Walters, Ph.D., To Create Space on Earth: The Space Environment Simulation Laboratory and Project Apollo, CR-2003-208933, 2/1/2003, pp. 60, Location unavailable.


  21. Francis A. Cucinotta*, John W. Wilson**, Premkumar Saganti*, Xiaodong Hu1, Myung-Hee Y. Kim*, Timothy Cleghorn*, Cary Zeitlin***, and Ram K. Tripathi**, PHYSICS OF THE ISOTOPIC DEPENDENCE OF GCR FLUENCE BEHIND SHIELDING, TP-2003-210792, 2/1/2003, pp. 50, *NASA, Johnson Space Center, Houston TX, 77058; **2NASA, Langley Research Center, Hampton VA, 23664; ***3Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA 94720.


  22. Laura A. Thompson, Raj S. Chhikara, Johnny Conkin, Cox Proportional Hazards Models for Modeling the Time To Onset of Decompression Sickness in Hypobaric Environments, TP-2003-210791, 3/1/2003, pp. 52, Location unavailable.


  23. Mihriban Whitmore*, Andrea Berman*, Diane Byerly, Ergonomic Evaluations of Microgravity Workstations, CR-1996-201378, 7/1/1996, pp. 57, * Lockheed Martin Engineering and Sciences Company Houston, Texas.


  24. David A. Bloss, Model-Based Automatic Generation of Grasping Regions, TM-104785, 12/1/1993, pp. 13, Location unavailable.


  25. Sudhakar L. Rajulu,* Glenn K. Klute, and Lauren Fletcher, Evaluation of COSTAR Mass Handling Characteristics in an Environment, A Simulation of the Hubble Space Telescope Service Mission, TP-1994-3489, 8/1/1994, pp. 66, * Lockheed Engineering and Sciences Company, Houston, Texas.


  26. Joseph P. Loftus, Jr.*, The Problem of Space Pollution (Space Debris), TT-1994-21651, 10/1/1994, pp. 100, *Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas.


  27. Olga P. Gorelik, Pavel Nikolaev, Sivarem Arepalli, Purification Procedures for Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes, CR-2000-208926, 5/1/2001, pp. 56, Location unavailable.


  28. Regor Saulsberry, ISO 9001 Certification Government-Contractor Team Implementation Model Study, SP-1997-6106, 2/1/1997, pp. 83, White Sands Test Facility White Sands, New Mexico.


  29. George C. Nield, Ed.; Pavel Mikhailovich Vorobiev, Ed.*, Phase 1 Program Joint Report, SP-1999-6108, 1/1/1999, pp. 322, * Russian Space Agency.


  30. Gary E. Riccio* , P. Vernon McDonald**, Gregg E. Irvin***, and Jacob J. Bloomberg, TP 3703, Multimodal Perception and Multicriterion Control of Nested Systems: II. Constraints on Crew Members During Space Vehicle Abort, Entry, and Landing, TP-1998-3703v2, 4/1/1998, pp. 42, *Nascent Technologies, Ltd. **Wyle Laboratories ***Nascent Technologies.


  31. Michael B. Duke*; Stephen J. Hoffman**; Kelly Snook, NASA, Lunar Surface Reference Mission: A Description of Human and Robotic Surface Activities, TP-2003-212053, 7/1/2003, pp. 122, *Colorado School of Mines;**SAIC.


  32. K. S. Jarvis;* T. L. Thumm;* K. Jorgensen;** J. L. Africano;*** P. F. Sydney;*** M. J. Matney;* E. G. Stansbery;** M. K. Mulrooney****, Charged Coupled Device Debris Telescope Observations of the Geosynchronous Orbital Debris Environment – Observing Year: 1998, TP-2002-210773, 4/1/2002, pp. 68, *Lockheed Martin Space Operations, Houston, TX; **Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX; ***Boeing North American, Colorado Springs, CO; ****Ariel Research Company, Houston, TX.


  33. John V. Shebalin, The Statistical Mechanics of Ideal Homogeneous Turbulence, TP-2002-210783, 5/1/2002, pp. 145, Location unavailable.


  34. Thomas H. See*, Friedrich Horz, David W. Mittlefehldt, Laura Varley**, Stan Mertzman***, David Roddy****, Major Element Analyses of the Target Rocks at Meteor Crater, Arizona, TM-2002-210787, 8/1/2002, pp. 31, * Lockheed-Martin Space Operations; ** Lunar and Planetary Institute; *** Franklin & Marshall College; **** United States Geological Survey.


  35. Author unavailable, The JSC Research and Development Annual Report, 1993, TM-104787, 8/1/1994, pp. 216, Location unavailable.


  36. Dennis Morrison, Second International CONFERENCE ON Nearfield Optical Analysis: Photodynamic Therapy & Photobiology Effects, CP-2002-210786, 10/1/2002, pp. 105, Location unavailable.


  37. Christopher S. Allen, Rebeka Burnett, John Charles, Frank Cucinotta, et al., Guidelines and Capabilities for Designing Human Missions, TM-2003-210785, 1/1/2003, pp. 102, Location unavailable.


  38. Frances E. Mount*, Mihriban Whitmore, Sheryl L. Stealey, Evaluation of Neutral Body Posture on Shuttle Mission STS-57 (SPACEHAB-1), TM-2003-104805revA, 2/1/2003, pp. 20, *NSBRI Rev. A. is a re-issue of the electronic copy only with all illustrations incorporated.


  39. James A. Loehr, M.S.*, Stuart M.C. Lee, M.S.*; Suzanne M. Schneider, Ph.D **, Use of a Slick-Plate as a Contingency Exercise Surface for the Treadmill With Vibration Isolation System, TM-2003-210789, 2/1/2003, pp. 27, *Wyle Laboratories, Houston, Texas **Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas.


  40. Eric L. Christiansen, Meteoroid/Debris Shielding, TP-2003-210788, 8/1/2003, pp. 111, Location unavailable.


  41. Johnny Conkin, Jill S. Klein, Keena E. Acock, Description of 103 Cases of Hypobaric Sickness from NASA-sponsored Research (1982-1999), TM-2003-212052, 7/1/2003, pp. 119, Location unavailable.


  42. John Johannesen, Evaluation of Critical Care Monitor Technology During the U.S. Navy Strong Angel Exercise, CR-2003-208937, 8/1/2003, pp. 60, Wyle Laboratories.


  43. Stuart M.C. Lee*; Alan D. Moore, Jr.*; Janice M. Fritsch-Yelle; Michael Greenisen; Suzanne M. Schneider; Philip P. Foster**, Effect of In-Flight Exercise and Extravehicular Activity on Postflight Stand Tests, TM-2000-210185, 5/1/2000, pp. 30, * Wyle Laboratories, Houston, TX 77058-2787; **Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX 77058.


  44. Julie A. Robinson*, S. Douglas Holland, Susan K. Runco, David E. Pitts**, Victor S. Whitehead***, Serge M. Andréfouët****, High-Definition Television Images for Earth Observations and Earth Science Applications, TP-2000-210189, 7/1/2000, pp. 29, *Lockheed Martin Space Operations, Houston, TX; **Pitts Scientific, Houston, TX; ***Sundown Applied Sciences Associates, Houston, TX; ****University of South Florida, St. Petersburg, FL.


  45. Susmita Mohanty*, Design Concepts for Zero-G Whole Body Cleansing on ISS Alpha; Part II: Individual Design Project, CR-2001-208931, 9/1/2001, pp. 76, *International Space University.


  46. Author unavailable, JSC Research & Technology 1993 Annual Report, TM-104788, 4/1/1994, pp. 137, Location unavailable.


  47. Annie Platoff*, Eyes on the Red Planet: Human Mars Mission Planning, 1952-1970, CR-2001-208928, 7/1/2001, pp. 115, *formerly of Arizona State University.


  48. Harold D. Beeson, Composite Overwrapped Pressure Vessels: Database Extension Task 3.0 and Impact Damage Effects Control Task 8.0*, TP-2002-210769, 1/2/2002, pp. 267, *Also published as White Sands Test Facility document # WSTF-TR-0957.


  49. Johnny Conkin, Ph.D., A Log Logistic Survival Model Applied to Hypobaric Decompression Sickness, TP-2001-210775, 12/1/2001, pp. 24, Location unavailable.


  50. Susan Steinberg* Doug Ming, Don Henning, Plant Production Systems for Microgravity: Critical Issues in Water, Air, and Solute Transport Through Unsaturated Porous Media, TM-2002-210774, 2/1/2002, pp. 77, *Liberated Technical.


  51. Jane T. Malin,* LaDessa Hicks,* David Overland,* Carroll Thronesbery,** Renee Chow,*** and Klaus Christoffersen***, Creating a Team Archive During Fast-Paced Anomaly Response Activities in Space Missions, TP-2002-210776, 2/1/2002, pp. 16, *Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas; **S&E Electronics, Hosuton, Texas; ***Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.


  52. Johnny Conkin, Ph.D., M.S., Andrew A. Pilmanis, Ph.D., M.S.*, James T. Webb, Ph.D., M.S.**, Case Descriptions and Observations About Cutis Marmorata From Hypobaric Decompressions, TP-2002-210779, 4/1/2002, pp. 35, *Air Force Research Laboratory, Brooks Air Force Base, TX **Wyle Life Sciences, Inc.


  53. Stephen J. Hoffman*, Antarctic Exploration Parallels for Future Human Planetary Exploration: A Workshop Report, TP-2002-210778, 4/1/2002, pp. 103, *SAIC, Houston, TX.


  54. Daigoro Ito,* Jennifer Georgie,** John Valasek,** Donald T. Ward*, Reentry Flight Vehicle Controls Design Guidelines: Dynamic Inversion, TP-2002-210771, 3/1/2002, pp. 116, *Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas**Flight Simulation Laboratory, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.


  55. Thomas J. Goodwin, Ph.D., Physiological and Molecular Genetic Effects of Time-Varying Electromagnetic Fields on Human Neuronal Cells, TP-2003-212054, 9/1/2003, pp. 37, Location unavailable.


  56. Laura A. Thompson,* Johnny Conkin,** Raj S. Chhikara,* and Michael R. Powell***, Modeling Grade IV Gas Emboli Using a Limited Failure Population Modelwith Random Effects, TP-2002-210781, 5/1/2002, pp. 46, *UH-CL, School of Natural and Applied Sciences, Houston, TX; **National Space Biomedical Research Institute, Houston, TX; NASA-Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX.


  57. Compiled by Lyle Jenkins, New Intitiatives Office, JSC Director's Discretionary Fund 1993 Annual Report, TM-104789, 2/1/1994, pp. total unavailable, For additional information, contact Lyle Jenkins at 713-483-0277.


  58. Francis Cucinotta, Walter Schimmerling,** John W. Wilson,*** Leif E. Peterson,**** Guatam Badhwar, Premkumar Saganti, and John F. Dicello*, Space Radiation Cancer Risk Projections for Exploration Missions: Uncertainty Reduction and Mitigation, TP-2002-210777, 1/8/2002, pp. 57, *Johns Hopkins Medical School; **NASA Headquarters; ***NASA Langley Research Center; ****Baylor College of Medicine.


  59. Jer-Chyi Liou*; Mark J. Matney*; Phillip D. Anz-Meador**; Donald Kessler***; Mark Jansen****; Jeffery R. Theall, The New NASA Orbital Debris Engineering Model ORDEM2000, TP-2002-210780, 5/1/2002, pp. 99, *Lockheed Martin Space Operations; **Viking Science and Technology, Inc.; ***private consultant; ****Hernandez Engineering.


  60. Shannon Melton*, Ashot Sargsyan*, Evaluation of Human Research Facility Ultrasound With the ISS Video System, TP-2003-212056, 8/1/2003, pp. 23, * Wyle Life Sciences, Houston, Texas.


  61. Harold Beeson*, Stephen Woods**, Guide for Hydrogen Hazards Analysis on Components and Systems, TM-2003-212059, 10/1/2003, pp. 45, *White Sands Test Facility, New Mexico **Honeywell Technology Solutions Inc., White Sands Test Facility, New Mexico Originally published as WSTF TP 937 in 1998.


  62. Stanley J. Kleis, Ph.D.*, Tuan Truong, Thomas J. Goodwin, Ph.D., Automated Static Culture System Cell Module Mixing Protocol and Computational Fluid Dynamics Analysis, TM-2004-212067, 1/1/2004, pp. 32, *University of Houston, Houston, Texas.


  63. Francis A. Cucinotta, Mark R. Shavers, Premkumar B. Saganti*, Jack Miller**, Editors, Radiation Protection Studies of International Space Station Extravehicular Activity Space Suits, TP-2003-212051, 12/1/2003, pp. 196, *Prairie View A&M University, Prairie View, Texas **Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, California.


  64. Michael K. Ewert, Johnson Space Center's Role in a Sustainable Future, TM-2004-212069, 2/1/2004, pp. 135, Location unavailable.


  65. Edward A. Boesiger, Compiler, 37th Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium, CP-2004-212073, 5/1/2004, pp. 405, Location unavailable.


  66. A. J. Hanford, Ph.D., Advanced Life Support Research and Technology Development Metric - Fiscal Year 2003, CR-2004-208939, 4/1/2004, pp. 48, Location unavailable.


  67. Susan Mangus,* William Larsen**, Lunar Receiving Laboratory Project History, CR-2004-208938, 6/1/2004, pp. 76, Location unavailable.


  68. Donald A. Morrison, Editor, The Lunar Scout Program: An International Program to Survey the Moon From Orbit for Geochemistry, Mineralogy, Imagery, Geodesy, and Gravity, TM-104791, 4/1/1994, pp. 155, Location unavailable.


  69. Stephen J. Hoffman, Ph.D.*, Advanced EVA Capabilities: A Study for NASA's Revolutionary Aerospace Systems Concept Program, TP-2004-212068, 4/1/2004, pp. 172, *Science Applications International Corporation, Houston, Texas.


  70. M.G. Rapley*, S.M.C. Lee*, M.E. Guilliams*, M.C. Greenisen, S.M. Schneider, Heat Production During Countermeasure Exercises Planned for the International Space Station, TP-2004-212061, 3/1/2004, pp. 116, *Wyle Laboratories, Houston, Texas.


  71. A.D. Moore, Jr.*, W.E. Amonette*, J.R. Bentley*, M.G. Rapley*, K.L. Blazine*, J.A. Loehr*, K.R. Collier**, C.R. Boettcher**, J.S. Skrocki**, R.J. Hohmann** D.W. Korth**, R.D. Hagan, C.Lundquist, T.E. Pelischek, S.F. Schneider, Results of the International Space Station Interim Resistance Exercise Device Man-in-the-Loop Test, TP-2004-212062, 2/1/2004, pp. 28, *Exercise Physiology Laboratory, Wyle Laboratories, Houston, Texas **Flight Hardware Engineering Group, Wyle Laboratories, Houston, Texas.


  72. W.E. Amonette*, J.R. Bentley**, S.M.C. Lee**, L.A. Loehr**, S. Schneider, Ground Reaction Force and Mechanical Differences Between the Interim Resistive Exercise Device (iRED) and Smith Machine While Performing a Squat, TP-2004-212063, 3/1/2004, pp. 39, *Bergaila Engineering Services, Houston, TX **Wyle Laboratories, Houston, TX.


  73. David R. Williams, M.D.*; Brian J. Johnson, EMU Shoulder Injury Tiger Team Report, TM-2003-212058, 9/1/2003, pp. 101, *Canadian Space Agency, Saint Hubert, Quebec.


  74. Myung-Hee Y. Kim, John W. Wilson, Francis A. Cucinotta, An Improved Solar Cycle Statistical Model for the Projection of Near Future Sunspot Cycles, TP-2004-212070, 9/1/2004, pp. 32, Wylie Laboratiories and Langley Research Center.


  75. A. J. Hanford, PhD., Advanced Life Support Research and Technology Development Metric – Fiscal Year 2004, CR-2004-208944, 10/22/2004, pp. 54, Location unavailable.


  76. Anthony J. Hanford, Ph. D., Advanced Life Support and Baseline Values Assumptions Document, CR-2004-208944, 8/1/2004, pp. 158, Location unavailable.


  77. John ConKin, Ph.D., M.S., A PROBABILITY MODEL OF DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS AT 4.3 PSIA AFTER EXERCISE PREBREATHE, TP-2004-213158, 12/10/2004, pp. 104, Location unavailable.


  78. R. David Hampton, Michael J. Leamy, Paul J. Bryant, Naveed Quraishi, Deformation and Flexibility Equations for ARIS Umbilicals Idealized as Planar Elastica, TM-2004-213155, 1/1/2005, pp. 20, Location unavailable.


  79. D. M. Curry, S. D. Williams*, Dennis Chao**, and Vuong Pham, Analysis of the Shuttle Orbiter Reinforced Carbon-Carbon Oxidation Protection System, TM-104792, 6/1/1994, pp. 70, * Lockheed Engineering Sciences Company, ** Rockwell International.


  80. Julianna Fishman, Paul D. Mudgett, Nigel J. Packham, John R. Schultz, John E. Straub II, Expert Water Quality Panel Review of Responses to the NASA Request for Information for the International Space Station On-Board Environmental Monitoring System, TM-2004-213156, 1/1/2005, pp. 64, Location unavailable.


  81. Stuart M.C. Lee, M.S., Elevated Skin Blood Flow Influences Near Infrared Spectroscopy Measurements During Supine Rest, TP-2004-213149, 10/1/2004, pp. 24, Location unavailable.


  82. Kiley Wren, Bioastronautics Roadmap: A Risk Reduction Strategy for Human Space Exploration, SP-2005-6113, 2/1/2005, pp. 208, Location unavailable.


  83. Stuart M.C. Lee, Performance of the Liquid-Cooling Garment With the Advanced Crew Escape Suit Elevated Cabin Temperature, TP-2004-212074, 7/1/2004, pp. total unavailable, Location unavailable.


  84. J.L. Warren, M.E. Zolensky, A.J. Simmons, T.J. Bevill, Cosmic Dust Catalog - Volume 16, TM-2004-213147, 7/1/2004, pp. 148, Location unavailable.


  85. Engineering Directorate, Arc Jet Screening Tests Of Phase 1 Orbiter Tile Repair Materials and Uncoated RSI High Temperature Emittance Measurements, TP-2005-213150, 4/1/2005, pp. 124, Location unavailable.


  86. Kevin E. Lange, Alan T. Perka, Bruce E. Duffeld and Frank F. Jeng, Bounding the Spacecraft Atmosphere Design. Space for Future Exploration Missions, CR-2005-213689, 6/1/2005, pp. 52, Location unavailable.


  87. Space and Life Sciences Directorate, Human Adaptation and Countrmeasures Office., KC-135 and Other Microgravity Simulations, Summary Report., TM-2005-213162a, 8/1/2005, pp. 148, Location unavailable.


  88. B. Woolford, E. Fielder, Cognition in Space Workshop I: Metrics and Models Final Report, TM-2005-213161, 6/1/2005, pp. 18, Location unavailable.


  89. Francis A. Cucinotta*, Myung-Hee Y. Kim**, Lei Ren***, Managing Lunar and Mars Mission Radiation Risks Part I: Cancer Risks, Uncertainties, and Shielding Effectiveness, TP-2005-213164, 7/1/2005, pp. 44, Location unavailable.


  90. J. Russell Carpenter, Progress in Navigation Filter Estimate Fusion and Its Application to Spacecraft Rendezvous, TM-104794, 7/1/1994, pp. 76, Location unavailable.


  91. John A. Christian III, Fluctuations in Conjunction Miss Distance Projections as Time Approaches Time of Closest Approach, TP-2005-213159, 7/1/2005, pp. 36, Location unavailable.


  92. Edited by William A. Hyman, Donn G. Sickorez , and Dawn M. Leveritt, NASA Summer Faculty Fellowship Program 2004, Vols 1 and 2, CR-2005-213690 vol 1, 8/1/2005, pp. 348, 2 Volumes. Volume 1=186 pages, volum 2=162 pages.


  93. Jennifer L. Rhatigan, Julie A. Robinson, Charles F. Sawin, Exploration-Related Research on ISS: Connecting Science Results to Future Missions, TP-2005-213166, 8/1/2005, pp. 34, Location unavailable.


  94. G. Schaffner, J. DeWitt, J. Bentley, E. Yarmanova, I. Kozlovskaya, D. Hagan, Effect of Load Levels of Subject Loading Device on Gait, Ground Reaction Force, and Kinematics during Human Treadmill Locomotion in a Weightless Environment, TP-2005-213169, 10/1/2005, pp. 40, Location unavailable.


  95. John Goodman, Knowledge Capture and Management for Space Flight Systems, CR-2005-213692, 10/1/2005, pp. 25, Location unavailable.


  96. Leah Holmes, Analysis of Past and Possible Threats Posed by Satellite Breakups and Potential Actions to Minimize Their Risk to Human Tended Vehicles, CR-2005-213691, 12/1/2005, pp. 50, Location unavailable.


  97. John Goodman, GPS Lessons Learned from the International Space Station, Space Shuttle and X-38, CR-2005-213693, 11/1/2005, pp. 120, Location unavailable.


  98. A. Hanford, Ph.D., Advanced Life Support Research and Technology Development Metric Fiscal Year 2005, CR-2006-213694, 3/1/2006, pp. 105, Location unavailable.


  99. D. Hagan, P.h.D, Biomechanical Evaluation of Locomotion on the Russian BD-1 Treadmill in a Weightless Environment (KC-135), TM-2006-213718, 3/1/2006, pp. 38, Location unavailable.


  100. Alfred Lunde,* James Lee Foster, Jr.**, A 160-Day Simulation of Space Station Debris Avoidance Operations with the United States Space Command (USSPACECOM), TM-2006-213720, 5/1/2006, pp. 74, Location unavailable.


  101. *Jeffrey Poliner, Lauren Fletcher, and Glenn K. Klute, Evaluation of Lens Distortion Errors Using an Underwater Camera System for Video-Based Motion Analysis, TM-104795, 7/1/1994, pp. 18, *Lockheed Engineering & Sciences Co., Houston, Texas.


  102. James L. Hyde; Ronald P. Bernhard, STS-111 (OV-105 Flight 18) Meteoroid/Orbital Debris Postflight Assessment, TP-2006-213716, 4/1/2006, pp. 54, Location unavailable.


  103. J. Bentley, M. Leach, f. McCleary, C. Smith, J. Norcross, D. Hagan, Advanced Resistive Exercise Device (ARED) Man-In-The-Loop Test, TP-2006-213717, 5/1/2006, pp. 46, Location unavailable.


  104. Artem L. Ponomarev, NASA Radiation Track Image GUI for Assessing Space Radiation Biological Effects, TP-2006-213719, 5/1/2006, pp. 30, Location unavailable.


  105. Donald A. Thomas, Julie A. Robinson, Judy Tate, Tracy Thumm, Inspiring the Next Generation: Student Experiments and Educational Activities on the International Space Station, 2001-2006, TP-2006-213721, 5/1/2006, pp. 108, Location unavailable.


  106. Samuel Strauss, Extravehicular Mobility Unit Training Suit Symptom Study Report, TP-2004-212075, 6/1/2004, pp. 38, Location unavailable.


  107. S. Gomez, Three Years of Global Positioning System Experience on International Space Station, TP-2006-213168, 6/1/2006, pp. 24, Location unavailable.


  108. James C. Maida, Charles K. Bowen, Ph.D., John W. Pace, Enhanced Lighting Techniques and Augmented Reality to Improve Human Task Performance, TP-2006-213724, 7/1/2006, pp. 34, Location unavailable.


  109. Suderman, M.T.; McCarthy, M.; Mossell, E.; Watts4, D.M.; Peters, C.J.; Shope, R.; and Goodwin, T.J., Three-Dimensional Human Bronchial-Tracheal Epithelial Tissue-Like Assemblies (TLAs) as Hosts For Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)-CoV Infection, TP-2006-213723, 6/1/2006, pp. 40, Location unavailable.


  110. Prepared by: Space and Life Sciences Directorate, C-9 and Other Microgravity Simulations, TM-2006-213727, 9/15/2006, pp. 202, Location unavailable.


  111. Sandra A. Wagner, The Apollo Experience Lessons Learned for Constellation Lunar Dust Management, TP-2006-213726, 10/1/2006, pp. 71, Location unavailable.


  112. Philip A. Bishop*, Suzanne Fortney, Michael Greenisen, Alan D. Moore, Jr.**, William Squires***, and Steven F. Siconolfi, Procedures Manual for Exercise Physiology Laboratories, RP-1340, 9/1/1997, pp. 56, *University of Alabama, **KRUG Life Sciences, ***Texas Lutheran College.


  113. William A. Ehrenstrom, *Colin Swaney, Patrick Forrester, International Space Station Alpha Remote Manipulator System Workstation Controls Test Report, TM-104796 JSC-26704, 5/1/1994, pp. 80, *Rockwell Space Operations Company, Houston, Texas.


  114. Julie A. Robinson,* Jennifer L. Rhatigan,* David K. Baumann,* Judy Tate,** Tracy Thumm**, International Space Station Research Summary Through Expedition 10, TP-2006-213146, 9/1/2006, pp. 142, Location unavailable.


  115. Jerry Goodman, Crew Station Aspects of Manned Spacecraft, TP-2006-213725, 10/1/2006, pp. 434, Location unavailable.


  116. Richard S. Johnston, Lawrence f. Dietlein, M.D., and Charles A. Berry, M.D., Biomedical Results of Apollo, SP-2006-368, 10/1/2006, pp. 580, Previously published under JSC 12856 in 1975.


  117. Andrew F. J. Abercromby, MEI Technologies, Inc.; Sherry S. Thaxton, Lockheed Martin; Elizabeth A. Onady, LZ Tech; Sudhakar L. Rajulue, NASA, Johnson Space Center, Reach Envelope and Field of Vision Quantification in Mark III Space Suit using Delaunay Triangulation, TP-2006-213729, 11/1/2006, pp. 58, Location unavailable.


  118. Ashot E. Sargsyan, Douglas R. Hamilton, Shannon L. Melton, Jeffrey Young, The International Space Station Ultrasound Imaging Capability Overview for Prospective Users, TP-2006-213731, 12/1/2006, pp. 70, Location unavailable.


  119. John goodman, United Space Alliance, Lessons Learned From Seven Space Shuttle Missions, CR-2007-213697, 1/1/2007, pp. 52, Location unavailable.


  120. Mark Mulrooney, GB Tech, Inc., An assessment of the role of Solid Rocket Motors in the Generation of orbital Debris, TP-2007-213738, 2/1/2007, pp. 105, Location unavailable.


  121. Joel M. Stoltzfus; Keisa R. Rosales*; Michael S. Shoffstall*, Guide for Oxygen Compatibility Assessments on Oxygen Components and Systems This document replaces version TM-1996-104823, TM-2007-213740, 3/1/2007, pp. 26, Location unavailable.


  122. Jeremy B. Jacobs, William L. Castner, JSC Material Laboratory Reproductin and Failure Analysis of Cracked Orbiter Reaction Control System, TP-2007-213733, 3/1/2007, pp. 50, Location unavailable.


  123. C. Hudy, Lockheed Martin; B. Woolford, Habitability and Human Factors Branch, Space Human Factors Engineering Gap Analysis Project Final Report, TP-2007-213739, 3/1/2007, pp. 68, Location unavailable.


  124. Friedrich Horz, Mark Cintala, Ronald P. Bernhard*, Frank Cardenas*, William Davidson*, Gerald Haynes*, Thomas H. See*, Jerry Winkler*, Jeffrey Knight**, Cratering and Penetration Experiments in Teflon Targets at Velocities from 1 to 7 km/s, TM-104797, 7/1/1994, pp. 317, *Lockheed Engineering and Sciences Company, Houston, Texas **University of Houston, Houston, Texas.


  125. J.L. Foster (Barrios Technology), J.H. Frisbee (United Space Alliance), Comparison of the Exclusion Volume and Probability Threshold Methods of Debris Avoidance for the STS Orbiter, TP-2007-214751, 5/1/2007, pp. 32, Location unavailable.


  126. M. B. Wortham (United Space Alliance), J.L. Foster (Barrios Technology), ISS Debris Avoidance Maneuver Threshold Analysis, TP-2007-214752, 5/1/2007, pp. 48, Location unavailable.


  127. M.F. Reschke, J.M. Krnavek, J.T. Somers, G. Ford, A Brief Historical Review of Vestibular and Sensorimotor Research Associated with Space Flight, SP-2007-560, 5/1/2007, pp. 124, Location unavailable.


  128. Sylvia L. Hyson,* Laura Galarza,* Albert W. Holland**, A Review of Training Methods and Instructional Techniques: Implications for Behavioral Skills Training in U.S. Astronauts, TP-2007-213726, 5/1/2007, pp. 40, Location unavailable.


  129. Stanley Kleis, Ph D., Tinh Trinh, Tuan Troung, Thomas J. Goodwin, Ph. D., Fluid Dynamic Evaluation of the NASA/MMRB Bioreactor Concept, TM-2005-213145, 8/1/2005, pp. 30, Location unavailable.


  130. L.H. Kuznetz, Ph.D., Senior Scientist National Space Biomedical Research Institute ; Professor Vincent Pisacane United States Naval Academy, MarsSuit Project, TP-2007-213736, 7/1/2007, pp. 98, Location unavailable.


  131. Bret G. Drake, Reducing the Risk of Human Missions to Mars Through Testing, TM-2007-214761, 7/1/2007, pp. 60, Location unavailable.


  132. Bret G. Drake, Decadal Planning Team Mars Mission Analysis Summary, TM-2007-214761, 7/1/2007, pp. 106, Location unavailable.


  133. A. M. Cassady, G. Bourland, R. King, M. Kegerise, J. Marichalar, B. S. Kirk, L. Trevino, MH-13 Space Shuttle Orbiter AerothermodynamicTest Report, TP-2007-214758, 7/1/2007, pp. 446, Location unavailable.


  134. Bret G. Drake, Exploration Blueprint Data Book, TM-2007-214763, 7/1/2007, pp. 608, Location unavailable.


  135. Alice T. Lee; Todd Gunn*; Tuan Pham*; Ron Ricaldi*, Software Analysis Handbook: Software Complexity Analysis and Software Reliability Estimation and Prediction, TM-1994-104799, 8/1/1994, pp. 91, *Loral Space Information Systems, Houston, Texas.


  136. John DeWitt (Bergaila Engineering Services), Donald Hagan (NASA Johnson Space Center), The Effect of Increasing Mass on Locomotion, TP-2007-214757, 8/1/2007, pp. 50, Location unavailable.


  137. Jason Norcross, Jason R. Bentley, Alan D. Moore, Wyle Laboratories, Inc.; R. Donald Hagan, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Comparison of the U.S. and Russian Cycle Ergometers, TP-2007-214760, 8/1/2007, pp. 26, Location unavailable.


  138. R. A. Scheuring, J. A. Jones, . D. Polk, D. B. Gillis, J. Schmid, J. M. Duncan, J. R. Davis and J. D. Novak,, The Apollo Medical Operations Project: Recommendations to Improve Crew Health and Performance for Future Exploration Missions and Lunar Surface Operations, TM-2007-214755, 9/1/2007, pp. 450, Location unavailable.


  139. Prepared by. R. A. Scheuring, M. Walton, J. Davis-Street, T. J. Smaka, D. Griffin, NASA’s Operational and Research Musculoskeletal Summit, August 23-25, 2005, TM-2007-214766, 9/1/2007, pp. 38, Location unavailable.


  140. Prepared by: Space and Life Sciences Directorate, C-9 and Other Microgravity Simulations, TM-2007-214765, 9/1/2007, pp. 160, Location unavailable.


  141. Frank A. McCleary, M.S., Alan D. Moore, Jr., Ph.D., Wyle Life Sciences,, Validation of the Pulmonary Function System for Use on the International Space Station, TP-2007-214756, 9/1/2007, pp. 22, Location unavailable.


  142. Jennifer L. Rhatigan, Jeffrey M. Hanley, Mark S. Geyer, Formulation of NASA's Constellation Program, SP-2007-563, 10/1/2007, pp. 26, Location unavailable.


  143. L.H. Kuznetz, Ph.D., National Space Biomedical Research Institute; Dr. M. Gernhardt, Life Sciences Division; Mr. Grant Bue, Crew and Thermal Systems Division, Airlock Retreat Metabolic Data Analysis, TP-2007-213737, 10/1/2007, pp. 54, Location unavailable.


  144. John De Witt, Ph.D. and Jeffrey Jones, MD, Evaluation of the Hard Upper Torso Shoulder Harness, TP-2007-214753, 11/1/2007, pp. 62, Location unavailable.


  145. A. Ponomarev, M. Kim, Universities Space Research Assc; W. Atwell, Boeing, Space Exploration; H. Nounu, U. of Houston; H. Hussein, Lockheed Martin, F. Cucinotta, NASA, NASA-developed ProE-based tool for the ray-tracing of spacecraft geometry to determine radiation doses and particle fluxes in habitable areas of spacecraft and in the human body, TP-2007-214770, 11/1/2007, pp. 40, Location unavailable.


  146. Wayne L. Peterson, et. al., Liquid Flyback Booster Pre-Phase: A Study Assessment, TM-104801, 9/1/1994, pp. 318, Location unavailable.


  147. John K. De Witt, Gail P. Perusek, Jason Bentley, W. Brent Edwards, Kelly M. Gilkey, Beth E. Lewandowski, Sergey Samorezov, Mark. C. Savina, R. Donald Hagan, Kinematic and Electromyographic Evaluation of Locomotion on the Enhanced Zero-gravity Locomotion Simulator: A Comparison of External Loading Mechanisms, TP-2007-214764, 1/1/2008, pp. 40, Location unavailable.


  148. Johnny Conkin, Universities Space Research Association, Risk Assessment of Acute Mountain Sickness in the Crew Exploration Vehicles, TP-2008-214759, 1/1/2008, pp. 114, Location unavailable.


  149. Craig M. Harvey, Lockheed Martin Space Operations, Wearability, Comfort and Field of View Findings from the Integrated Launch Suit Test, TP-2007-214754, 1/1/2008, pp. 54, Location unavailable.


  150. International Space Station Payloads Office Johnson Space Center, Overview of Attached Payload Accommodations and Environments on the International Space Station, TP-2007-214768, 9/1/2007, pp. 40, Location unavailable.


  151. Thomas J. Goodwin, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX 77058, Three-Dimensionally Engineered Normal Human Lung Tissue-Like Assemblies: Target Tissues for Human Respiratory Viral Infections, TP-2008-214771, 3/1/2008, pp. 34, Location unavailable.


  152. Helen W. Lane; Kamlesh P. Lulla, Biennial Research and Technology Development Report, TM-2007-214769, 12/1/2007, pp. 166, Location unavailable.


  153. K. S. Jarvis, T. L. Parr-Thumm, K. J. Abercromby, E. S. Barker, J. L. Africano, P. F. Sydney, B. M. Africano, M. J. Matney, E. G. Stansbery, and M. K. Mulrooneye, CCD Debris Telescope Observations of the Geosynchronous Orbital Debris Environment Observing Year: 2000, TM-2008-214772, 2/1/2008, pp. 72, Location unavailable.


  154. K. S. Jarvis, T. L. Parr-Thumm, K. J. Abercromby, E. Barker, J. L. Africano, P. F. Sydney, B. M. Africano, M. J. Matney, E. G. Stansbery, and M. K. Mulrooneye, CCD Debris Telescope Observations of the Geosynchronous Orbital Debris Environment Observing Year: 2001, TM-2008-214773, 2/1/2008, pp. 78, Location unavailable.


  155. K.J. Abercromby, E.S. Barker, K. S. Jarvis, T. L. Parr-Thumm, J. L. Africano,, The Geosynchronous Earth Orbit Environment as Determined by the CCD Debris Telescope Observations between 1998 and 2002: Final Report, TP-2008-214774, 2/1/2008, pp. 54, Location unavailable.


  156. Stuart M.C. Lee, MS*; John K. DeWitt, MS*; Cassie Smith, MS**; Mitzi S. Laughlin, PhD*; James A. Loehr, MS*; Jason Norcross, MS*; R. Donald Hagan, PhD (deceased)***, Physiologic Responses and Biomechanical Aspects of Motorized and Nonmotorized Treadmill Exercise: A Ground-based Evaluation of Treadmills for Use on the International Space Station, TP-2008-213734, 3/1/2008, pp. 100, NASA Johnson Space Center.


  157. T. McKay*, M. Whitmore*, T. Holden*, D. Merced-Moore*, C. Wheelwright*, A. Koros**, M. O'Neal**, J. Toole**, S. Wolf**, F. Mount, S. Adam, Human Factors Assessments of the STS-57 SpaceHab-1 Mission, TM-104802, 12/1/1994, pp. 42, *Lockheed Engineering and Sciences Company, Houston, Texas **No longer employed with Lockheed Engineering and Sciences Company.


  158. John Yasensky, GeoControl Systems, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX 77058, Hypervelocity Impact Evaluation of Metal Foam Core Sandwich Structures, TP-2008-214776, 3/1/2008, pp. 116, Location unavailable.


  159. John Goodman, United Space Alliance, Best Practices for Researching and Documenting Lessons Learned, CR-2008-214777, 3/1/2008, pp. 22, Location unavailable.


  160. Mission Operations Directorate, International Space Station Human Behavior & Performance Competency Model Volume 1, TM-2008-214775Vol1, 4/1/2008, pp. 28, Location unavailable.


  161. Mission Operations Directorate, International Space Station Human Behavior & Performance Competency Model Volume 2, TM-2008-214775Vol2, 4/1/2008, pp. 84, Location unavailable.


  162. Orbital Debris Program Office: N. L. Johnson, E. Stansbery, D. O. Whitlock, K J. Abercromby, D. Shoots, History of on-orbit satellite fragmentations, 14th Edition, TM-2008-214779, 5/1/2008, pp. 504, Location unavailable.


  163. R. A. Scheuring, J. A. Jones, M. Gernhardt, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas, USA, Optimal Total Pressure-Oxygen Concentration Levels for Future Spacecraft, Spacesuits, and Habitats, TP-2008-214775, 7/1/2008, pp. 32, Location unavailable.


  164. Paul O. Romere; Steve Wesley Brown*, Documentation and the Archiving of the Space Shuttle Wind Tunnel Test Data Base - Volume 1: Background and Description, TM-104806-vol1, 1/1/1995, pp. 192, *Lockheed Engineering & Sciences Company Houston, Texas.


  165. Paul O. Romere; Steve Wesley Brown*, Documentation and the Archiving of the Space Shuttle Wind Tunnel Test Data Base - Volume 2: User's Guide for the Archived Space Shuttle Wind Tunnel Test Data Base, TM-104806-vol2, 1/1/1995, pp. 188, *Lockheed Engineering & Sciences Company Houston, Texas.


  166. *Carlos Sampaio; *Terry Fleming; *Mark Stuart; Lynn Backemeyer, Evaluation of Restraint System Concepts for the Japanese Experiment Module Flight Demonstration, TM-104808, 1/1/1995, pp. total unavailable, *Lockheed Engineering and Sciences Company Houston, TX 77058.


  167. David S.F. Portree, Mir Hardware Heritage, RP-1357, 3/1/1995, pp. 219, *Originally published as JSC-26770 in October 1994.


  168. Author unavailable, ISMCR '94: Topical Workshop on Virtual Reality Proceedings of the Fourth International Symposium on Measurement and Control in Robotics, CP-10163, 11/1/1994, pp. 160, Location unavailable.


  169. Nancy Ann Budden, Editor, Catalog of Lunar and Mars Science Payloads, RP-1345, 8/1/1994, pp. 255, Location unavailable.


  170. Jon D. Erickson, Editor, AIAA/NASA Conference on Intelligent Robots in Field, Factory, Service,and Space, CP-3251, 3/1/1994, pp. 923, Location unavailable.


  171. Bernard A. Harris, Jr. and Steven F. Siconolfi, editors, Workshop on Countering Space Adaptation with Exercise: Current Issues, CP-3252, 2/1/1994, pp. 245, Location unavailable.


  172. Kumar Krishen, Compiler, Dual-Use Space Technology Transfer Conference and Exhibition - Volumes I and II, CP-3263, 5/1/1994, pp. 921, Location unavailable.


  173. William A. Hyman* and Stanley H. Goldstein, Editors, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)/American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Summer Faculty Fellowship Program - 1993, Volumes 1 and 2, CR-188271, 12/1/1993, pp. 488, * Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.


  174. Lara E. Stoycos* and Glenn K. Klute, An Analysis of the Loads Applied to a Heavy Space Station Rack During Translation and Rotation Tasks, TM-104790, 2/1/1994, pp. 32, * Lockheed Engineering and Sciences Company, Houston, Texas.


  175. Carroll G. Thronesbery*, Jane T. Malin, Field Guide for Designing Human Interaction With Intelligent Systems, TM-1998-208470, 7/1/1998, pp. 46, * Metrica.


  176. Ronald L. Newman, STS-61 Mission Director's Post-Mission Report, TM-104803, 1/1/1995, pp. 154, Location unavailable.


  177. Franklin R. Chang Diaz, Michael M. Hsu*, Ellen Braden, Ivan Johnson, Tien Fang Yang**, Rapid Mars Transits With Exhaust-Modulated Plasma Propulsion, TP-1995-3539, 3/1/1995, pp. 14, *US Navy det Dept of Physics, Cambridge University, U.K. **Yang Technologies, Inc., Cambridge, MA.


  178. William C. Schneider, Ph.D., Compiler, 29th Aerospace Mechanisms Symposium, CP-3293, 5/1/1995, pp. 414, Proceedings of a symposium cosponsored by Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center and Lockheed Missiles and Space Company, Inc., Sunnyvale, CA 94088, and held at South Shore Harbour Conference Facility, League City, Texas, May 17-19, 1995. Responsible person is William C. Schneider, Ph.D., Engineering Directorate, telephone number 713-483-0313.


  179. Sherry A. Land; Jane T. Malin; Carroll Thronesbery*; Debra L. Schreckenghost*, A Guide to Developing Intelligent Monitoring Systems, TM-104807, 7/1/1995, pp. 103, *Metrica Inc., Houston, Texas.


  180. Bobby J. Bragg; John E. Casey*; J. Barry Trout*, Primary Battery Design and Safety Guidelines Handbook, RP-1353, 12/1/1994, pp. 80, *Lockheed Engineering and Sciences Company, Houston, Texas.


  181. George A. Zupp, Jr., Editor, A Perspective On the Human-Rating Process of U.S. Spacecraft: Both Past and Present, SP-6104, 4/1/1995, pp. 14, Location unavailable.


  182. John H. Cross*, Editor, Third International Workshop on Ion Mobility Spectrometry, CP-3301, 4/1/1995, pp. 344, *KRUG Life Sciences, Houston, Texas.


  183. Mark J. Cintala; Kathleen M. McBride*, Block Distributions on the Lunar Surface: A Comparison Between Measurements Obtained From Surface and Orbital Photography, TM-104804, 10/1/1995, pp. 44, *Lockheed Engineering and Science Company, Houston, Texas.


  184. Carlos R. Ortiz Longo and Steven L. Rickman, Method for the Calculation of Spacecraft Umbra and Penumbra Shadow Terminator Points, TP-1995-3547, 4/1/1995, pp. 35, Location unavailable.


  185. Orbiter Corrosion Control Review Board, Space Shuttle Orbiter Corrosion History, 1981-1993, TM-1995-104810, 5/1/1995, pp. 38, Location unavailable.


  186. Friedrich Horz, Mark J. Cintala, Ronald P. Bernhard*, Frank Cardenas*,, Penetration Experiments in Aluminum 1100 Targets Using Soda-Lime Glass Projectiles, TM-104813, 6/1/1995, pp. 328, *Lockheed Engineering and Sciences Company Houston, TX 77058.


  187. Richard Bannerot* and Donn G. Sickorez, Editors, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)/American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Summer Faculty Fellowship Program - 1994, Volume 1, CR-188410, 7/1/1995, pp. 202, *University of Houston, Houston, Texas.


  188. Richard Bannerot* and Donn G. Sickorez, Editors, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)/American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Summer Faculty Fellowship Program - 1994, Volume 2, CR-188410, 7/1/1995, pp. 211, *University of Houston, Houston, Texas.


  189. Mark Holly*, The Effects of Space Radiation on Flight Film, CR-188427, 9/1/1995, pp. 27, *DynCorp, Houston, Texas.


  190. Evelyne Orndoff, Development and Evaluation of Polybenzoxazole Fibrous Structures, TM-104814, 9/1/1995, pp. 18, Location unavailable.


  191. Suzanne M. Fortney, Laura Steinmann*, Joan A. Young*, Cherylynn N. Hoskin*, and Linda H. Barrows*, Fluid-Loading Solutions and Plasma Volume: Astro-Ade and Salt Tablets With Water, TP-3456, 1/1/1993, pp. 25, * KRUG Life Sciences, Houston, Texas.


  192. Kathryn M. Hurlbert; Michael K. Ewert; J. P. Graf*, J. R. Keller*,, Final Report for the Ultralight Fabric Reflux Tube (UFRT) Thermal/Vacuum Test, TM-104815, 3/1/1996, pp. 152, *Lockheed-Martin Engineering & Sciences, Houston, Texas 77058 **Battelle/Pacific Northwest Laboratories, Richland, Washington 99352.


  193. Michael R. Barratt, M.D., Space Station Hyperbaric Medicine Ad Hoc Committee Meeting, CP-10140, 1/1/1996, pp. 466, Location unavailable.


  194. Susan F. Gomez; Laura Hood; Robert J. Panneton; Penny E. Saunders; Antha Adkins*; Dr. Shian U. Hwu*; Ba P. Lu*, Evaluation of Two Computational Techniques of Calculating Multipath Using Global Positioning System (GPS) Carrier Phase Measurements, TM-104816, 3/1/1996, pp. 130, *Lockheed Martin Engineering and Science Services, Houston, Texas.


  195. Honglu Wu*, William Atwell**, Francis A. Cucinotta***, Chui-hsu Yang, Estimate of Space Radiation-Induced Cancer Risks for International Space Station Orbits, TM-104818, 4/1/1996, pp. 65, *KRUG Life Sciences, Houston, Texas **Rockwell Space Systems Division, Houston, Texas ***NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia.


  196. Paul O. Romere; Charles H. Campbell; Jose M. Caram; Stanley A. Bouslog*, Results of the 0.0175-Scale Shuttle Orbiter Vehicle Boundary Layer Transition Wind Tunnel Test (MH-11) in the AEDC VKF Tunnel B, TM-1996-104820, 5/1/1996, pp. 655, *Lockheed-Martin Engineering and Science Services Houston, Texas.


  197. Author unavailable, Johnson Space Center Research and Technology 1995 Annual Report, TM-104811, 3/1/1996, pp. total unavailable, Location unavailable.


  198. Richard Slater, U.S./Russian Joint Film Test, TM-104817, 4/1/1996, pp. 21, For additional information contact Richard Slater, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, 713-483-7723.


  199. David A. Morgan*; Robert P. Wilmington*; Abhilash K. Pandya*; James C. Maida; Kenneth J. Demel, Comparison of Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU) Suited and Unsuited Isolated Joint Strength Measurements, TP-3613, 6/1/1996, pp. 54, *Lockheed-Martin Engineering Science Services, Houston, Texas.


  200. James P. Smith, Highly Accurate Beam Torsion Solutions Using the p-Version Finite Element Method, TP-3608, 3/1/1996, pp. 16, Location unavailable.


  201. William A. Hyman* and Donn G. Sickorez, Editors, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)/American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Summer Faculty Fellowship Program - 1995 (Volumes 1 and 2), CR-201377, 8/1/1996, pp. 428, *Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.


  202. Ram R. Bishu*, Lisa A. Bronkema*, Dishayne Garcia**, Glenn Klute, and Sudhakar Rajulu, Tactility as a Function of Grasp Force: Effects of Glove, Orientation, Pressure, Load, and Handle, TP-3474, 4/1/1994, pp. 25, * University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, Nebraska ** Wichita State University, Wichita, Kansas.


  203. Joel M. Stoltzfus; Jesse Dees*; Robert F. Poe*, Guide for Oxygen Hazards Analyses on Components and Systems, TM-104823, 10/1/1996, pp. 13, *Lockheed Martin Engineering & Science Services, Las Cruces, New Mexico.


  204. Michael K. Ewert; Anthony J. Hanford*, Advanced Active Thermal Control Systems Architecture Study, TM-104822, 10/1/1996, pp. 216, *Lockheed Martin Engineering and Science Services, Houston, Texas.


  205. William C. Hoffman III, Age Life Evaluation of Space Shuttle Crew Escape System Pyrotechnic Components Loaded With Hexanitrostilbene (HNS), TP-3650, 9/1/1996, pp. 41, Location unavailable.


  206. Young W. Park*; Jack P. Brazzel*; J. Russell Carpenter; Heather D. Hinkel; James H. Newman, Flight Test Results from Real-Time Relative Global Positioning System Flight Experiment on STS-69, TM-104824, 11/1/1996, pp. 25, *McDonnell Douglas Aerospace, Houston, Texas.


  207. Andrea H. Berman; Mihriban Whitmore, Evolution of the Posture Video Analysis Tool* (PVAT), TP-3657, 11/1/1996, pp. 27, Location unavailable.


  208. Larry J. Bamford*; Michelle A. Rucker; Douglas Dobbin*, Guide for Oxygen Component Qualification Tests, TM-104821, 12/1/1996, pp. 14, *Lockheed Martin Engineering & Science Company.


  209. D. J. Kessler; J. Zhang*; M. J. Matney*; P. Eichler*; R. C. Reynolds*; P. D. Anz-Meador**; E. G. Stansbery, A Computer Based Orbital Debris Environment Model for Spacecraft Design and Observation in Low Earth Orbit, TM-104825, 11/1/1996, pp. 55, *Lockheed Martin Engineering and Sciences Services; **Viking Science and Technology, Inc.


  210. James C. Maida, Measurement and Validation of Bidirectional Reflectance of Space Shuttle and Space Station Materials for Computerized Lighting Models, TP-3649, 3/1/1997, pp. 39, Location unavailable.


  211. Alice Lee, Quantitative Measures for Software Independent Verification and Validation, TP-3634, 2/1/1997, pp. 184, Location unavailable.


  212. Mihriban Whitmore*; Andrea Berman*; Cynthia Chmielewski*, Independent Verification and Validation of Complex User Interfaces: A Human Factors Approach, TP-3665, 3/1/1997, pp. 52, *Lockheed Martin Engineering & Sciences Services.


  213. Stephen J. Hoffman, Ed.*, The Mars Surface Mission: A Description of Human and Robotic Surface Activities, TP-2001-209371, 12/1/2001, pp. 112, *Science Applications International Corporation Originally published as document EX13-98-065.


  214. Todd Peters, John Saiz, Carl Scott, and Eugene Ungar, Editors, Eighth Annual Thermal and Fluids Analysis Workshop on Spacecraft and Design, CP-3359, 9/1/1997, pp. 175, Location unavailable.


  215. C. A. Sapp,* M. W. Snyder,** J. L. Dragg,* M. T. Gaunce, J. E. Decker***, Photogrammetric Assessment of the Hubble Space Telescope Solar Arrays During the Second Servicing Mission, TP-207193, 4/1/1998, pp. 195, *Lockheed Martin **Hernandez Engineering ***Goddard Space Flight Center.


  216. Friedrich Horz, Mark Cintala, Michael Zolensky, Ronald Bernhard*, William Davidson*, Gerald Haynes*, Thomas See*, Peter Tsou**, Donald Brownlee***, Capture of Hyervelocity Particles With Low-Density Aerogel, TM-1998-207192, 3/1/1998, pp. 60, *Lockheed-Martin Space Mission Systems and Services **Jet Propulsion Laboratory *** University of Washington.


  217. Stephen J. Hoffman and David I. Kaplan, editors, Human Exploration of Mars: The Reference Mission of the NASA Mars Exploration Study Team, SP-6107, 7/1/1997, pp. 228, Study team included personnel from Ames Research Center, Lewis Research Center, George C. Marshall Space Flight Center, Science Applications International Corporation, and Los Alamos National Laboratory.


  218. Donald Barker, Gregory Chamitoff, George James, Rescource Utilization and Site Selection for a Self-sufficient Martian Outpost, TM-1998-206538, 4/1/1998, pp. 52, Location unavailable.


  219. S.M.C. Lee,* M.E. Guilliams,* A.D. Moore, Jr.,* W.J. Williams,* M.C. Greenisen, S.M. Fortney, Exercise Countermeasures Demonstration Project During the Lunar-Mars Life Support Test Project Phase IIA, TM-1998-206537, 1/1/1998, pp. 71, *Krug Life Sciences, Inc.


  220. Carl Scott, An Approximate Axisymmetric Viscous Shock Layer Aeroheating Method for 3-Dimensional Bodies, TM-1998-207890, 5/1/1998, pp. 36, Location unavailable.


  221. Bret G. Drake, editor, Reference Mission 3.0, Addendum to the Human Exploration of Mars: The Reference Mission of the NASA Mars Exploration Study Team, SP-6107-ADD, 6/1/1998, pp. 62, This addendum was published first under the number of EX13-98-036. It will be referenced by both numbers in the CASI database.


  222. Phillip A. Bishop,* Marcas M. Bamman,** Suzanne Fortney, Michael Greenisen, Alan D. Moore, Jr.,** Steven F. Siconolfi, and William Squires***, Procedures for Exercise Physiology Laboratories, TM-1998-104826, 7/1/1998, pp. 63, *University of Alabama **Krug Life Sciences ***Texas Lutheran University.


  223. Johnson Space Center, Johnson Space Center Research & Technology 1997 Annual Report, TM-1998-104827, 8/1/1998, pp. 93, Location unavailable.


  224. Robert P. Wilmington*, Jeffrey Poliner*, and Glenn K. Klute, Use of a Pitch Adjustable Foot Restraint System: Operator Strength Capability and Load Requirements, TP-3477, 4/1/1994, pp. 37, Location unavailable.


  225. David S. F. Portree and Joseph P. Loftus, Jr., editors, Orbital Debris: A Chronology, TP-1999-208856, 1/1/1999, pp. 170, Location unavailable.


  226. Sue McDonald (JSC), Mir Mission Chronicle, November 1994 Through August 1996, TP-1998-208920, 1/1/1999, pp. total unavailable, Location unavailable.


  227. Thomas L. Wilson & John P. Wefel*, editors, Advanced Cosmic-Ray Composition Experiment for Space Station (ACCESS) - ACCESS Accommodation Study Report, TP-1999-209202, 6/1/1999, pp. 193, *Louisiana State University.


  228. Author unavailable, Research & Technology Annual Report 1998-1999, TM-2000-209904, 2/1/2000, pp. 149, Location unavailable.


  229. Merri J. Sanchez, PhD, A Human Factors Evaluation of a Methodology for Pressurized Crew Module Acceptability for Zero-Gravity Ingress of Spacecraft, TM-2000-209764, 3/1/2000, pp. 140, Location unavailable.


  230. Donald M. Curry, Vuong T. Pham, Ignacio Norman*, Dennis C. Chao*, Oxidation of Reinforced Carbon-Carbon Subjected to Hypervelocity Impact, TP-2000-209760, 3/1/2000, pp. 63, *Boeing North American, Inc., Houston, TX 77058.


  231. David B. Hirsch, Allied Signal Technical Services Corp.; Harold D. Beeson, WSTF; and Robert Friedman, WSTF, Microgravity Effects on Combustion of Polymers, TM-2000-209900, 1/1/2000, pp. 35, Location unavailable.


  232. Suzanne M. Schneider, Kristin K. Woodruff*, Stuart M.C. Lee*, and Michael C. Greenisen, Skin Temperatures During Unaided Egress: Unsuited and While Wearing the NASA Launch and Entry or Advanced Crew Escape Suits, TM-2000-209761, 3/1/2000, pp. 44, Wyle Laboratories Life Sciences, Systems and Services Houston, TX 77058-2787.


  233. Kristin K. Woodruff*; Anyika N. Johnson**; Stuart M.C. Lee*; Michael Gernhardt; Suzanne M. Schneider; Philip P. Foster***, A Pilot Study for Applying an EVA Exercise Prebreath Protocol to the International Space Station, TM-2000-210132, 4/1/2000, pp. 43, * Wyle Laboratories, Houston, TX 77058-2787; ** National Space Biomedical Research Institute, Houston, TX 77030; ***Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX 77058.


  234. Johnny Conkin, Ph.D.*, The Mars Project: Avoiding Decompression Sickness on a Distant Planet, TM-2000-210188, 5/1/2000, pp. 54, *National Space Biomedical Research Institute Houston, TX 77030-3498.


  235. Stuart M. C. Lee* and Steven F. Siconolfi, Carbon Dioxide and Water Vapor Production at Rest and During Exercise: A Report on Data Collection for the Crew and Thermal Systems Division, TP-3500, 8/1/1994, pp. 12, *KRUG Life Sciences, Houston, Texas.


  236. Mark E. Valentine, A Goal-Seeking Strategy for Constructing Systems From Alternative Components, TM-2000-209265, 5/1/2000, pp. 24, Location unavailable.


  237. Stuart M.C. Lee*, W. Jon Williams*, Suzanne M. Schneider, Core Temperature Measurement During Submaximal Exercise: Esophogeal, Rectal, and Intestinal Temperatures, TP-2000-210133, 4/1/2000, pp. 57, * Wyle Laboratories, Houston, TX 77058-2787.


  238. J. Travis Brown & Charles F. Sawin, Project Management, Extended Duration Orbiter Medical Project, Final Report 1989-1995, SP-1999-534, 12/1/1999, pp. 294, Location unavailable.


  239. Erik Carlson*, Ellington Field: A Short History, 1917-1962, CR-1999-208921, 2/1/1999, pp. 57, *Contractor for Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center.


  240. Susan Ramsey, Sudhakar Rajulu, Ph.D.*, Loads Produced During the Ingression and Egression of the Portable Foot Restraint on the Hubble Space Telescope, TM-2000-210191, 9/1/2000, pp. 34, *Lockheed Martin Space Operations Co., Houston, Texas.


  241. Richard Slater, John Kinard, Ivan Firsov*, The Effect of Radiation on Selected Photographic Film, TP-2000-210193, 10/1/2000, pp. 32, * Energia Space Corporation, Moscow, Russia.


  242. Andrew V. Ilin*, Franklin R. Chang-Diaz*, Yana L. Gurieva**, Valery P. Il'in**, Accuracy Improvement in Magnetic Field Modeling for an Axisymmetric Electromagnet, TP-2000-210194, 12/1/2000, pp. 50, * Advanced Space Propulsion Laboratory, Houston, TX ** Institute of Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Geophysics SD RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia.


  243. J. Sebastian Perera, PhD, JD, Reliability Modeling of Microelectromechanical Systems Using Neural Networks, TP-2000-210192, 10/1/2000, pp. 77, Location unavailable.


  244. Carl Hohmann, Bill Tipton, Jr., Maureen Dutton, Propellant for the NASA Standard Initiator, TP-2000-210186, 10/1/2000, pp. 24, Location unavailable.


  245. Carl Hohmann, Bill Tipton, Jr., Viton’s Impact on NASA Standard Initiator Propellant Properties, TP-2000-210187, 10/1/2000, pp. 24, Location unavailable.


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