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NAVIGATION, Journal of the Institute of Navigation
 Volume: 13
Published: 1966

   Volume 13, Number 1 (Spring 1966)
TitleAuthorPage Numbers
MODERN CHARTING REQUIREMENTS FOR MARINE NAVIGATION AND THE NATIONAL ECONOMYCapt. Lorne Taylor2 - 11
PROPOSED NAUTICAL UNITS OF LENGTH AND TIMEDr. John C. Bellamy12 - 22
AN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINE VIEWS NAVIGATION SATELLITESR. R. Bohannon23 - 28
THE VIEWS OF SHIPS OPERATING COMPANIES ON NAVIGATIONAL SATELLITESJames T. Enzensperger29 - 30
EVALUATION OF MULTI-CHANNEL NAVIGATIONAL DISPLAYSDr. Charles A. Fenwick31 - 48
LUNAR CHARTING FOR PROJECT APOLLORobert W. Carder and Samuel P. Scott49 - 58
LUNCHEON SPEECHDavid B. Nichinson59 - 62
AUTOMATION AND PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS ON MERCHANT MARINE SHIPSC. Abramowski63 - 67
NAVIGATIONAL MANAGEMENT FOR OCEAN RACINGBernhard N. Palm., N, USPS68 - 70
A PICTORIAL DISPLAY FOR COMPUTED NAVIGATION DATAJ. L. Denis71 - 79
THE USE OF VOR FOR SMALL CRAFT NAVIGATIONJohn R. West80 - 87
THE INSTITUTE FILE-88 - 93
NOTES AND COMMENT-91 - 93
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS-93 - 93
   Volume 13, Number 2 (Summer 1966)
TitleAuthorPage Numbers
SIGHT REDUCTION TABLES FOR MARINE NAVIGATIONJ. H. Blythe, Dr. R. L. Duncombe, and D. H. Sadler97 - 104
A PRECISION ELECTRONIC NAVIGATION SYSTEM USING OMEGA AND A SYNCHRONOUS SATELLITE NETWORKCharles Samek and Harold S. Pike105 - 110
THE MATHEMATICS OF SONAR-BEACON SURVEYINGHerbert E. Engel, David E. Lev, and Dr. Arthur Gelb111 - 124
DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRONIC AIDS TO NAVIGATION FOR THE SMALL CRAFT NAVIGATORLt. L. J. DeGraw125 - 133
OMEGA-APPLICATIONS TO ON-STATION POSITIONINGM. L. Tibbals134 - 140
SEAFLOOR NAVIGATION FOR DEEP SUBMERGENCE VEHICLESRoswell F. Busby and William E. Hart141 - 145
CELESTIAL NAVIGATION PROCEDURESCdr. Robert E. Williams, USESSA146 - 147
SUBLORAN-A SONIC UNDERWATER LONG RANGE AID TO NAVIGATION EMPLOYING CROSS -CORRELATION OF FM-CW SIGNALSSerge Wisotsky and Joseph A. Dolan148 - 153
AN ACOUSTIC TRANSPONDER SYSTEM,F. N. Spiess, Michael S. Loughridge, Maurice S. McGehee, and D. E. Boegeman154 - 161
CLEAR AIR TURBULENCE DETECTION AND WARNINGDr. Paul Rosenberg162 - 165
SOME CONSIDERATIONS IN DETERMINING THE ROLE OF SATELLITES IN AIR NAVIGATIONDavid J. Sheftel166 - 173
COMPUTATION OF THE EFFECTS OF IMPULSIVE AND SHORT-TERM PERTURBING FORCES ON AN ORBITING BODYLt. Col. Robert G. Smith174 - 179
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE-180 - 184
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS-182 - 184
   Volume 13, Number 3 (Fall 1966)
TitleAuthorPage Numbers
AUTOMATIC STAR TRACKERS FOR AIRCRAFT NAVIGATIONRonald D. Thomas and Gerald J. Shroyer189 - 200
APPLICATIONS OF INERTIAL NAVIGATION TO DEEP SUBMERGENCE OPERATIONSDr. D. T. Friest201 - 209
THE RAYTHEON ACOUSTIC DOPPLER NAVIGATORE. E. Turner, B. J. Thompson, and G. H. Jackson210 - 221
LUNAR SURFACE VEHICLE NAVIGATION DISPLAYDonald K. Breseke222 - 230
A LASER GUIDANCE SYSTEM FOR RENDEZVOUS AND DOCKINGThomas P. Dixon, Charles L. Wyman, and H. Dean Coombes231 - 245
HIGH ACCURACY, HIGH RELIABILITY INFRARED HORIZON SENSORS FOR EARTH, LUNAR, AND PLANETARY USEFrank Schwarz and Thomas Falk246 - 259
THE RING LASER INERTIAL SENSOREarl J. McCartney260 - 269
AN ASTRONOMICAL GUIDANCE SYSTEM FOR AIR NAVIGATIONCol. R. Genty270 - 276
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE-277 - 285
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS-285 - 285
   Volume 13, Number 4 (Winter 1966)
TitleAuthorPage Numbers
MARINE RADAR COLLISION AVOIDANCE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSF. R. Scripture295 - 301
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN MERCHANT SHIPSProfessor P. Hugon302 - 310
SIMPLIFIED CORIOLIS MATHEMATICSRichard Boyle311 - 313
NAVIGATION RECORD, ROCKWELL POLAR FLIGHTJohn Larsen and Loren E. DeGroot314 - 319
THREE DIMENSION CELESTIAL NAVIGATIONLoren E. DeGroot and John Larsen320 - 326
THE OMNIGRAPH: NEW STEPS TOWARD AUTOMATIC NAVIGATIONTirey K. Vickers327 - 337
CLEAR AIR TURBULENCEDr. Paul Rosenberg338 - 342
AN OMEGA RECEIVER NAVIGATION SET FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE AIRCRAFTFrancis J. Enge343 - 347
ESTIMATING AIRCRAFT INERTIAL NAVIGATOR PERFORMANCERonald S. Vaughn348 - 352
THE POTENTIAL USE OF SATELLITES IN HYPERBOLIC POSITION FINDINGG. W. Casserly and L. D. Filkins353 - 366
SOME RECENT ADVANCES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLID STATE CELESTIAL TRACKERSJohn W. Barnes and Burt Walker367 - 381
A BANQUET SPEECH ON NATIONAL RANGE INSTRUMENTATION AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO SPACE NAVIGATIONLt. General L. I. Davis382 - 385
A SIMPLE OPTICAL RANGING TECHNIQUE FOR ORBITAL RENDEZVOUSR. Pitak and R. Henry386 - 390
APPLICATIONS FOR INERTIAL SENSORS IN SPACEJules I. Kanter391 - 395
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE-396 - 398
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS-399 - 400
INDEX TO VOLUME 13 OF NAVIGATION-401 - 403

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