Mar 2 1975
From The Space Library
2-7 March: A meeting at Goddard Space Flight Center of U.S. and U.S.S.R. officials to discuss a cooperative meteorology program recommended that in May-July 1976 each country, within a single 27day solar rotation, launch two series of sounding rockets-one under quiet magnetic conditions, the other under disturbed magnetic conditions. In 1977 the two countries should hold a rocket-data comparison test in the vicinity of Wallops Island, Va. Both countries should launch more meteorological rockets during atmospheric warming periods. In 1976-1978 both countries should research radiation transfer as a factor in temperature sensing from satellites. From 1975-1978 joint remote-sensing. experiments using microwave were proposed, along with exchange of information on frequencies and data format to be used with direct-broadcast equipment. (NASA Gen Mgmt Rev Rpt, 17 March 75)
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