SSTAC/ARTS Review of the Draft Integrated Technology Plan (ITP). Volume 4: Materials and Structures

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SSTAC/ARTS REVIEW OF THE DRAFT
INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY PLAN (ITP)
Volume IV: June 26-27
Materials and Structures
Briefings from the
June 24-28, 1991 Meeting
McLean, Virginia
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Office of Aeronautics, Exploration and Technology
Washington, D.C. 20546
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Materials and Structures
TABLE OF CONTENTS
MS1. Materials and Structures Overview-- Samuel L. Venneri
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MS2. Optics Technology -- Daniel R. Coulter
MS3. Sample Acquisition, Analysis and Preservation -- Dr. Kim Aaron
MS4. Telescope Optical Systems -- Murray S. Hirschbein and Richard W. Key
MS5. Micro-Precision CSI -- Robert A. Laskin
MS6. Earth-Orbiting Platforms Controls-Structures Interaction -- Jerry R. Newsom
MS7. Space Environmental Effects, Materials and NDE/NDI -- Samuel L. Venneri
MSS. Earth-Orbiting Platforms Structures -- Harold Bush
MS9. In-Space Assembly and Construction -- Harold Bush
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MS10. Space Transportation -- Samuel L. Venneri
MS11. Space Radiation Protection -- Edmund J. Conway
MS12. In-Situ Resource Utilization -- David S. McKay
MS13. Surface Habitats and Construction -- Murray Hirschbein
MS14. Artificial Gravity -- Murray Hirschbein
MS15. In-Space Technology Flight Experiments -- Sam Venneri
MS16. MODE and MACE -- Sam Venneri
MS17. Debris Mapping Sensor Technology
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