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THE NIMBUS III DATA CATALOG
VOLUME 3
JULY1969
DATA ORBITS 1042 - 1457
(NASA-TH-X-69867) THE NIMBUS 3 DATA N73-72169

CATALOG. VOLUME 3: DATA ORBITS
1042-1457 (NASA) 435 p
Unclas
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GODDARD SPACE FLIJ3HT

GREENBELT, MARYLAND
THE NIMBUS III DATA CATALOG
Volume 3
July 1969
Data Orbits 1042-1457
Prepared by
Allied Research Associates, Inc.

Concord, Massachusetts
For the
Nimbus Project
December 1969
GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER

Greenbelt, Maryland
FOREWORD
This is the third volume of a series of catalogs published by

NASA to document data acquired from the Nimbus in Meteorolog-
ical Satellite. This third volume covers the period 1 July through
31 July 1969 and documents all of th'e data obtained, including the
MRIR pictorial data, under one cover. Subsequent catalogs will
contain documentation for succeeding calendar month periods
throughout the useful lifetime of Nimbus III. Catalogs will be
available for distribution as soon as possible following the docu-
mentation period.
Background information concerning the Nimbus in Meteoro-

logical Satellite system and a description of the experiments and
the data formats have been published separately in the Nimbus III
User's Guide, with post-launch information changes and correc-
tions included in Volumes 1 and 2. Thus, the Nimbus III User's
Guide and all preceding volumes are necessary adjuncts to this
volume of the Nimbus III Data Catalog.
The assembly and editing of this catalog was accomplished

by the Geophysics and Aerospace Division of Allied Research
Associates, Inc. (ARA), Concord, Massachusetts under contract
No. NAS 5-10343 with the Goddard Space Flight Center, NASA, ,
Greenbelt, Maryland.
Harry Press
Nimbus Project Manager
Goddard Space Flight Center
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FOREWORD iii
SECTION 1. SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS 1-1
1.1 Introduction 1-1

1.2 The Image Dissector Camera System Experiment 1-2
1.3 The High Resolution Infrared Radiometer Experiment 1-2
1.4 The Medium Resolution Infrared Radiometer Experiment 1-5
1. 5 The Infrared Interferometer Spectrometer Experiment 1-5
1. 6 The Satellite Infrared Spectrometer Experiment 1-5
1. 7 The Monitor of Ultraviolet Solar Energy Experiment 1-6
1.8 The Interrogation, Recording and Location System Experiment . . . . 1-7
1.9 The Real Time Transmission System (DRID and DRIR) 1-8
SECTION 2. ORBITAL ELEMENTS AND DAILY SENSORS "ON" TABLE . . 2-1
SECTION 3. IMAGE DISSECTOR CAMERA SYSTEM MONTAGES 3-1
SECTION 4. HIGH RESOLUTION INFRARED RADIOMETER MONTAGES . . 4-1
4.1 HRIR Nighttime Montages 4-3

4.2 HRIR Daytime Montages 4-35
SECTION 5. MEDIUM RESOLUTION INFRARED RADIOMETER

PICTORIAL DATA 5-1
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure Page
1-1 Nimbus III HRIR Detector Cell Temperature Averaged

Orbitally from Orbit 1042 to 1457 1-4
1-2 IRLS Location Error versus Time from Epoch 1-7
2-1 World Map 2-2
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LIST OF TABLES
Table Page
1-1 Errors in the time of the ascending node ...................... l_g
1-2 IRLS performance statistics for July 1969

(Orbits 1042 - 1457) ......................................... i_8
2-1 Nimbus III Brouwer Mean Orbital Elements for July 1969 ....... . 2-3
2-2 Daily Sensor "On" Tables .................................... 2-4
VII
SECTION 1
SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS
1.1 Introduction
Nimbus in was successfully launched from the Western Test Range at Van-
denberg AFB, California, into a 600 n. mile near-circular orbit, at 07h 54m
OSsec Universal Time on 14 April 1969.
This third volume of the Nimbus III Catalog reflects complete documentation
for the period 1 July through 31 July 1969, orbits 1042 to 1457. The following
changes in the format of the Nimbus III Data Catalog as presented in Section 10
of the Nimbus HI User's Guide have occurred since Volume 1 and are the same
as those incorporated in Volume 2. The MRIR pictorial data which had been
published separately as Part 2 of Volume 1 is combined under one cover as Sec-
tion 5 of Volume 3. The Daily Sensors "On" orbital plots have been substituted
by a more compact Sensors "On" Table (Section 2) which includes ascending and
descending node information and a World Map. Volume 2 contained a Subsatellite
Tracks Overlay insert which can be used with the World Map to determine or-
bital geographic sensor coverage. Section 2 also lists the Nimbus III orbital
elements for July.
In lieu of the transparancies distributed with Volume 2, this and each suc-
ceeding volume will include, as final pages, vellum copies of the Subsatellite
Tracks Overlay, the pictorial montage Grid Overlays, and the HRIR time Scale.
The IRIS experiment failed on orbit 1332, July 22, and no usable IRIS data
have been obtained since then. All other subsystems have been performing sat-
isfactorily resulting in a high data collection rate.
The sensory data output and total operating time from launch (14 April 1969)
through July 31, 1969 were as follows:
IOCS 15367 frames (pictures)

HRIR 1963 hours
MRIR 1966 hours
IRIS 1730.7 hours (hours to failure)
MUSE 2339 hours
SIRS 2307 hours
IRLS 6590 frames (data)
Beginning orbit 1209, July 13, an 8 to 12 degree yaw bias was applied to
the satellite to keep the horizon sensors that control the spacecraft attitude from
looking into the sun as the spacecraft emerged into sunlight in the south polar
regions. The yaw bias was applied every orbit, 30 seconds before the satellite
1-1
emerged into sunlight at a subsatellite point (SSP) of 75°S, and lasted for 20
minutes into daylight to about 35°S. Roll and pitch were not altered. The yaw
bias caused an error in the gridding of the pictorial data (IDCS, HRIR, MRIR)
which increased away from the SSP in opposite directions and parallel to the SSP.
For example, at 600 n. miles from the SSP, a yaw bias of 10 degrees would
cause the data to be gridded about 100 n. miles too far north on the right of the
SSP, and about 100 n. miles too far south on the left of the SSP.
When the yaw bias was not applied, gridding of the Nimbus III pictorial data
(IDCS, HRIR, MRIR) was generally accurate to within ±1 degree of great circle
arc (±60 n. miles) at the satellite subpoint.
Quality of the sensory data varied from satisfactory to excellent. The

following subsections 1. 2 to 1. 9 summarize the operational highlights of the ex-
periments and call attention to known data anomalies in this catalog period.
The user is referred to the Nimbus III User's Guide for a complete descrip-
tion of the Numbus III experiments.
1.2 The Image Dissector Camera System Experiment
The Image Dissector Camera System (IDCS) has been performing well.
There have been no anomalies during this second catalog period. The video data
received were of good quality. The pictures contain four minor spots due to
blemishes on the IDCS tube. These were also present during ground testing and
do not affect the quality of the data.
1. 3 The High Resolution Infrared Radiometer Experiment
The quality of the HRIR data both daytime (0. 7-1.2fz) and nighttime (3.4-4.2^)
has been excellent.
The range of contrast levels in the nighttime photographic data is not as mark-
ed as that evidenced in the Nimbus II HRIR data, largely due to deliberate bias
of the ground station processing equipment for optimal delineation of the daytime
data.
Occasionally at the night/day satellite transition, small satellite attitude

deviations are sufficient to permit solar reflection into the instrument, obliterating
a few minutes of data. This phenomenon (also present in the Nimbus II HRIR
data) appears in the nighttime data and is visible on the 70mm film positive as
dark bands in the south polar regions.
As the satellite enters the night portion of the orbit, some sunlight leaks
into the radiometer causing a slight darkening (higher temperatures) of the HRIR
70mm positive strips. This phenomenon can be observed on the nighttime data
between approximately 40 to 50 degrees north latitude.
1-2
The detector cell temperature continued to increase slowly. During orbit
120S the detector eell was exposed to direct sunlight due to spacecraft attitude
perturbations similar to orbits 791 and 793. Following these attitude perturbations
the eell temperature rapidly increased to -40°C but quickly cooled to a normal
range during the same orbit. The detector cell temperature subsequently cooled
to -G7°C and the data remained good. Figure 1-1 is a graph of the HRIR cell
temperature averaged orbitally from orbit 1042 through 1457.
Post-launch calibrations for the HRIR were presented in Volume 1, Part 1

(Tables 1-2, 1-3, 1-4, pp. 1-6, 1-7, 1-9) superceding the calibration curves on
pp. 43-45 of the Nimbus III User's Guide.
Quantitative measurements should not be attempted from the film data avail-
able through the National Space Science Data Center. The gray step calibration
on these HRIR transparencies is not consistent from orbit to orbit because of
variable cell temperatures, variations in film processing, and variations in tape
recorder signals. Thus it is not possible to have one gray scale calibration valid
for all recorded data, and the gray scale presented in the Nimbus in User's
Guide on p. 52, Figure 3-15 is invalid.
For reliable quantitative measurements the user should order either the
visicorder data and use the appropriate calibration (The Nimbus III Data Catalog,
Volume 1, Part 1, Tables 1-2, 1-3), or the grid print maps produced by the
National Space Science Data Center from the NMR Tapes-HRIR. Visicorder data
sent to the user will specify which "HDRSS" recorded the data and therefore it
will no longer be necessary to furnish a table of HDRSS recorder usage such as
Table 1-1 in Volume 1, Part 1. The NMR Tapes - HRIR incorporate all neces-
sary corrections and calibrations and the user will not be required to make any
further adjustment in that data.
The following corrections to Section 3 of the Nimbus III User's Guide should
be made:
Table 3-3 on p. 61, Word No. 15: Swath Block Size is 325 words. Table
3-4 on p. 63:
Word No Quantity Units Scaling Remarks
(M+l) D HRIR Data B=14 (Night), B=8 (Day) HRIR measurements. Tag and
(M+l) A HRIR Data - B=32 (Night), B=26 (Day) prefix reserved for flags.
Table 3-5 on p. 64:
Flag Bit Definition Yes No
7 29 Daytime data 1 0
10 26 Nighttime 1 0
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1.4 The Medium Resolution Infrared Radiometer Experiment
The MRIR experiment has been performing well with no anomalies. All
five channels have operated properly without degradation. All Nimbus in MRIR
pictorial data for July 1969 (orbits 1042-1457) are presented in Section 5 of this
third volume of the Nimbus HI Data Catalog.
The gray level values for the 0. 2-4. Ofi channel in Table 4-11, p. 99 of the
Nimbus HI User's Guide were erroneously inverted. The correct values for this
table are:
Gray Level Values for Pictorial Display
(Table 4-11 of the Nimbus IE User's Guide)
Channel Target Values
Grav
6.4-6. 8/i 10-11(1 14. 5-15. 5/z 20-23/z 0.2-4. 0/z
Level
°K °K °K °K NfWm^Ster"1)
1 264-270 309-320 239-245 282-290 0

2 257-263 297-308 234-239 273-281 1-21
3 250-257 285-296 228-233 264-272 22-42
4 243-249 273-284 222-227 255-263 43-63
5 236-242 261-272 216-221 246-254 64-84
6 229-235 249-260 210-215 237-245 85-105
7 222-228 237-248 204-209 228-236 106-126
8 215-221 225-236 198-203 219-227 127-147
9 208-214 213-224 192-197 210-218 148-168
10 201-207 201-212 186-191 201-209 169-189
11 200 & below 200 & below 185 200 & below 199-210
1. 5 The Infrared Interferometer Spectrometer Experiment
Good IRIS data were obtained in the 7 to 25 micron range until the experi-
ment failed on 22 July during orbit 1332. The instrument had operated for
approximately 108 days prior to failure. The most probable reason for failure
was the opening of the compensating chip of the bolometer which produced a large
positive transient at the input to the bolometer pre-amplifier. The output of the
interferogram channel was clamped for approximately 2. 7 seconds after the initial
transient, after which a cascade failure occurred resulting in an open ended ampli-
fier.
1. 6 The Satellite Infrared Spectrometer Experiment

During July the PCM tape recorder began to degrade and the quality of the
SIRS data was affected. The data obtained during July were subject to an increasing"
1-5
level of parity errors. The user is cautioned to exclude all data with parity errors
from the data sample (see the Nimbus III Data Catalog, Vol. 1, Part 1, p.1-17).
Calibration code 4 continued in use during July. Channel 3 noise exceeded

1.0 erg/(cm^sec strdn cm"* ) almost continually throughout the month. The noise
level of other channels remained below 0.5 erg/(cm^ sec strdn cm"*) except
channel 2 which exceeded this level infrequently.
Minor location errors occur in the data from July 1 to July 13. The com-
puted subsatellite positions gradually decreased in accuracy reaching an approxi-
mate 40 mile error during orbit 1212 on July 13. The positions place the
spacecraft ahead of its true position. Errors in the time of the ascending node
are given in the following table 1-1 for selected orbits.
Table 1-1
Date 6/29 7/2 7/5 7/10 7/13
Orbit number 1025 1060 1101 1167 1211
Asc. Node Error ( sec. ) 0 3 6 10 13
These corrections should concern only those users performing detailed case
studies. In the worst case they correspond to an error in the subsatellite point
of less than half of the field of view of the SIRS instrument.
Beginning with orbit 1209 on July 13, approximately 20 minutes of data during
each orbit have excessive values of the Fine Gyro Telemetry. These occur in the
South Polar region as the spacecraft enters daylight. The spacecraft was com-
manded to make a yaw correction at these times, thus causing the attitude mon-
itor to be affected. Roll and pitch were not altered. The locations of the data
may be assumed to be correct during these periods. This condition continued
until orbit 2029 on September 12.
1. 7 The Monitor of Ultraviolet Solar Energy Experiment
The operation of the MUSE experiment has not changed significantly since
orbit 125 when the 2000A sensor saturated. Good data continued to be obtained
from the 1216A, 1800A, and 2600A sensors. The 2000A sensor continued to satur-
ate the instrument every orbit. The 1600A sensor is at a low level and the data
are essentially unusable.
1-6
1. 8 The IRLS Experiment
The IRLS experiment operated satisfactorily during this period. Platform

locations were within the one to two mile specifications when the orbital elements
used in the location calculations were not more than three days old. Due to
Apollo programs priority, IRLS did not receive new elements for a period of 14
days, starting on 14 July. Figure 1-2 is a plot of location error on two platforms
during this 14-day period.
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The quality of the IRLS data received continued to be good with less than one
percent bad data. Table 1-2 lists for each platform the scheduled interrogations
versus responses and number of expected frames of data versus number of good
frames received during July 1969.
1-7
Table 1-2
IRLS PERFORMANCE STATISTICS FOR JULY 1969 (ORBITS 1042-1457)
SCHEDULED DATA FRAMES DATA FRAMES MAX/MIN

PLATFORM INTERROGATIONS RESPONSES EXPECTED RECEIVED SLANT RANGE
KM
P01 ISE 150 75 600 222 2738/1156
P03 ISE 17ft 81 704 263 2739/1113
P22 ELTANIN 1 340 266 340 266 2866/1097
P23 ONR(T3) 516 147 516 147 1739/1228
P24 BUOY 157 94 157 94 1767/1086
P25 AWS 52 13 267 57 1750/1085
P31 NOO TOWER 126 104 756 651 2861/1130
P32 NOO SHIP 335 245 1675- 1251 2442/1078
P40 NASC 16 2 16 3 1503/1491
P46 NASA FLORIDA 67 12 67 13 2559/1161
P71 GACS ALASKA 60 11 240 23 2005/1375
TOTALS 1995 1050 5338 2990
1.9 The Real Time Transmission Systems (DRID and DRIR)
Transmissions from the Direct Readout of the Image Dissector camera system
(DRID) and the Direct Readout of the High Resolution Infrared Radiometer system
(DRIR) are providing excellent image data. Both DRID and DRIR systems have
operated at close to 100 percent of their useful capacity since the day of launch,
April 14, 1969.
Four small black spots which appear at the same locations on every DRID
image are caused by blemishes on the IDCS tube and have no adverse effect on
the quality and usefulness of the data.
Those DRIR ground stations which have the capability of translating the
image voltage values into temperatures should use the DRIR calibration in Table
1-4 of Volume 1, Part 1, The Nimbus III Data Catalog, together with the average
HRIR cell temperature for the orbit presented in Figure 1-1. Routine transmission
of the average daily HRIR cell temperature via the Daily APT Predict teletype
message is continuing.
1-8
SECTION 2
ORBITAL ELEMENTS AND DAILY SENSORS "ON" TABLE
The Nimbus in Brouwer Mean orbital elements for July 1969 are listed in
Table 2-1.
The Daily Sensors "On" Table (Table 2-2) replace the Daily Sensor "On"
Status Charts described in paragraph 10.2.2 of the Nimbus ni User's Guide and
the orbital data plots as displayed in Section 3, Volume 1, Part 1 of the Nimbus
HI Data Catalog. Table 2-2 together with the World Map (Figure 2-1), and the
Subsatellite Tracks Overlay Transparency enclosed in Volume 2 of the Nimbus in
Catalog can be used for determining approximate geographic sensor coverages. A
vellum copy of this transparency may be found in the back of this catalog.
Table 2-2 tabulates the Universal Time (UT) by orbit during which IOCS,
HRIR, MRIR, SIRS, MUSE and IRIS sensors were on for the month of July 1969.
Daytime data are distinguished by a D after the data orbit number; nighttime data
by an N. The tabulation includes both UT and longitude of orbital equator cross-
ings for the ascending nodes for daytime data and the descending nodes for night-
time data.
The Subsatellite Tracks Overlay is correctly turned for determining daytime

or nighttime orbital track (s) when the appropriate "DAYTIME ASCENDING NODE"
or "NIGHTTIME DESCENDING NODE" notation can be read correctly. The hori-
zontal "Ascending-Descending Node" line on the overlay must be placed on the 0
degree latitude (equator) line of the World Map for proper alignment. Orbital
sensor coverage is determined by placing an orbital track on the map at the
appropriate ascending node (for daytime) or descending node (for nighttime) lon-
gitude for the orbit (s) of interest.
The Subsatellite Tracks Overlay contains 14 correctly spaced tracks which

end at the approximate day/night transitions. The tracks contain time ticks spaced
5 minutes apart, appropriately annotated at the edge of the overlay, referenced
from the Equator. Minutes from Equator Crossings for all or part of a partic-
ular orbit are calculated by adding or subtracting from the ascending or descending
node time listed for that orbit in the Daily Sensor "On" Tables.
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Nimbus III Brouwer Mean Orbital Elements for July 1969
Epoch Universal 30 July 1969

Time 00 00 00
Fr 1 July 1969
Validity Universal 00 00 00
Period Time To 30 July 1969
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Semi-Major Km 7479. 7049

Axis
Eccentricity Degrees . 0041243
Inclination Degrees 99.9124
Argument of Perigee Degrees 347. 0004
Eight Ascension of Degrees 119.0378

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Mean Anomaly Degrees 219. 77074
Anomalistic Period Minutes 107.2962
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IMAGE DISSECTOR CAMERA SYSTEM MONTAGES
This section depicts the July data from the Image Dissector Camera System
(IOCS) experiment carried on the Nimbus III Meteorological Satellite. The picto-
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preliminary research and also enables the user to determine his specific IDCS
film data requirements.
The montages shown represent the daytime television pictures obtained for
each day (UT) and are arranged in chronological order in a world montage for-
mat. Complete daylight orbital coverage was obtained with 15 consective pictures.
Successive orbits, displaced about 27 degrees westward in longitude at the equator
provide adjacent pictorial data, with increasing overlap from the equator towards
the poles. Data orbit number is indicated below each swath.
A transparent IDCS grid overlay (Location Guide) was provided as an insert

to Volume 2 of the Nimbus III Catalog for approximate location and orientation.
A vellum copy of this transparency may be found in the back of this catalog.
Proper alignment of the grid is accomplished by matching the grid indices on the
equator with the two "T" marks on each montage.
The data area, 6" x 7" in size, has been reduced from the original montage
size of 22" x 32". This reduction, required for convenient catalog dimensions,
still permits recognition of major cloud and land features.
A description of the IDCS experiment and instructions for ordering IDCS data
may be found in the Nimbus III User's Guide, Section 2.
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HIGH RESOLUTION INFRARED RADIOMETER MONTAGES
This section pictorially documents the July data from the High Resolution
Infrared Radiometer (HRIR) experiment carried on the Nimbus III Meteorological
Satellite.
The montages shown represent the nighttime (Section 4-1) and daytime (Sec-
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in chronological order in a world montage format. Key latitudes can be read from
the superimposed grids. Grid points are identified where each swath crosses
60°N, 30°N, EQUATOR, 30°S and 60°S.
HRIR transparent grid overlays (Location Guide), one for daytime montages
and another for nighttime montages, were provided as inserts to Volume 2 of the
Nimbus III Catalog for general orientation with the latitude and longitude of the
data presented. Proper alignment of the grid is accomplished by matching the
grid indices on the equator with the two "T" marks on each montage.
An HRIR Time Scale was also included as an insert to Volume 2 of the

Nimbus III Catalog for measuring time on the data strips in the daytime or night-
time montages. Measurements should be made from the grid cross at the equator
along the middle of the strip (the subsatellite track). For daytime data the meas-
ured time is to be added to the ascending node time in the northern hemisphere,
and subtracted in the southern hemisphere. For nighttime data the measured time
is to be subtracted from the descending node in the northern hemisphere, and
added in the southern hemisphere. The ascending and descending node times are
given in Section 2. Vellum copies of the Time Scale and grid overlays transpar-
encies are enclosed in the back of this catalog.
A description of the HRIR experiment and instructions for ordering HRIR

data may be found in the Nimbus III User's Guide, Section 3.
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MEDIUM RESOLUTION INFRARED RADIOMETER PICTORIAL DATA
This section presents all the MRIR pictorial data for the month of July 1969.
The MRIR pictures are image renditions of the data from the 5 MRIR spec-
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purpose, are as follows:
6. 5 to 7. 0 microns - This channel covers the 6. 7 micron water vapor

absorption band. Its purpose is to provide information on water vapor
distribution in the upper troposphere and, in conjunction with the other
channels, to provide data concerning relative humidities at these altitudes.
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band of CO2 at 15 microns, measures radiation which emanates primarily
from the stratosphere. The information gained here is of primary impor-
tance in the following seasonal stratospheric temperature changes.
20 to 23 microns - This channel yields data from the spectral region con-
taining the broad rotational absorption bands of water vapor. It will provide
information similar to that of the 6. 5 to 7. 0 micron channel except that the
flux \\ill largely be radiated from lower in the atmosphere.
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and yields information on the intensity of reflected solar energy from the
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THE NIMBUS III DATA CATALOG

DATA ORBITS 1042 - 1457

(NASA-TH-X-69867) THE NIMBUS 3 DATA N73-72169

GODDARD SPACE FLIJ3HT

Allied Research Associates, Inc.

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER

This is the third volume of a series of catalogs published by

Background information concerning the Nimbus in Meteoro-

The assembly and editing of this catalog was accomplished

SECTION 1. SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS 1-1

1.1 Introduction 1-1

SECTION 2. ORBITAL ELEMENTS AND DAILY SENSORS "ON" TABLE . . 2-1

SECTION 3. IMAGE DISSECTOR CAMERA SYSTEM MONTAGES 3-1

SECTION 4. HIGH RESOLUTION INFRARED RADIOMETER MONTAGES . . 4-1

4.1 HRIR Nighttime Montages 4-3

SECTION 5. MEDIUM RESOLUTION INFRARED RADIOMETER

1-1 Nimbus III HRIR Detector Cell Temperature Averaged

1-2 IRLS Location Error versus Time from Epoch 1-7

2-1 World Map 2-2

1-1 Errors in the time of the ascending node ...................... l_g

1-2 IRLS performance statistics for July 1969

2-2 Daily Sensor "On" Tables .................................... 2-4

IOCS 15367 frames (pictures)

Quality of the sensory data varied from satisfactory to excellent. The

1.2 The Image Dissector Camera System Experiment

1. 3 The High Resolution Infrared Radiometer Experiment

Occasionally at the night/day satellite transition, small satellite attitude

Post-launch calibrations for the HRIR were presented in Volume 1, Part 1

Table 3-5 on p. 64:

Flag Bit Definition Yes No

1 264-270 309-320 239-245 282-290 0

1. 5 The Infrared Interferometer Spectrometer Experiment

1. 6 The Satellite Infrared Spectrometer Experiment

Calibration code 4 continued in use during July. Channel 3 noise exceeded

Date 6/29 7/2 7/5 7/10 7/13

Orbit number 1025 1060 1101 1167 1211

Asc. Node Error ( sec. ) 0 3 6 10 13

1. 7 The Monitor of Ultraviolet Solar Energy Experiment

The IRLS experiment operated satisfactorily during this period. Platform

Figure 1-2 IRLS Location Error versus Time from Epoch

IRLS PERFORMANCE STATISTICS FOR JULY 1969 (ORBITS 1042-1457)

SCHEDULED DATA FRAMES DATA FRAMES MAX/MIN

TOTALS 1995 1050 5338 2990

1.9 The Real Time Transmission Systems (DRID and DRIR)

ORBITAL ELEMENTS AND DAILY SENSORS "ON" TABLE

The Subsatellite Tracks Overlay is correctly turned for determining daytime

The Subsatellite Tracks Overlay contains 14 correctly spaced tracks which

Nimbus III Brouwer Mean Orbital Elements for July 1969

Epoch Universal 30 July 1969

Semi-Major Km 7479. 7049

Eccentricity Degrees . 0041243

Inclination Degrees 99.9124

Argument of Perigee Degrees 347. 0004

Eight Ascension of Degrees 119.0378

Mean Anomaly Degrees 219. 77074

Anomalistic Period Minutes 107.2962

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IMAGE DISSECTOR CAMERA SYSTEM MONTAGES

A transparent IDCS grid overlay (Location Guide) was provided as an insert

HIGH RESOLUTION INFRARED RADIOMETER MONTAGES