| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 807.1 | Digital online archives | PRAGMA::GRIFFIN | Dave Griffin | Mon Jun 15 1992 20:26 | 12 |
| A modest archive of space images and documents can be found at:
pragma::public:[nasa]
The 0hello. file provides a bit of navigation and information. It is generally
kept up-to-date.
Additions to the archive are announced in this conference (in the appropriate
topic).
- dave
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| 807.2 | Internet archive: ames.arc.nasa.gov | PRAGMA::GRIFFIN | Dave Griffin | Mon Jun 15 1992 20:29 | 6 |
| Peter Yee, NASA Ames Research Center, maintains an online archive and two
CDROMs with a rotating stock: Magellan, Viking, and Voyager.
Anonymous ftp to ames.arc.nasa.gov, and then cd to pub/SPACE
The CDROMs are at /pub/SPACE/CDROM and /pub/SPACE/CDROM2
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| 807.3 | Internet CDROM archive: pioneer.unm.edu | PRAGMA::GRIFFIN | Dave Griffin | Mon Jun 15 1992 20:31 | 113 |
| From: [email protected] (Colby Kraybill)
Newsgroups:
alt.sci.astro.figaro,sci.research,sci.space.shuttle,alt.binaries.pictures.misc
Subject: Image/Data archive unveiling ***
Date: 13 Jun 92 19:52:46 GMT
Organization: Space and Planetary Image Facility
We are happy to announce the free availability of our database of over
150 cd-rom's.
pioneer.unm.edu is the Space and Planetary Image Facility, located on the
University of New Mexico campus. It is supported by the Computer and
Information Resource Technology (CIRT) group on this campus, and also by the
Space and Planetary Image Facility (SPIF).
CIRT has provided the machine, diskspace, and cd-rom players. SPIF has
provided the cd-roms and also the people maintaining the machine.
This project is still in it's infancy, so you will have to bare with us.
Right now you can only FTP into the machine and look around at what happens
to be on the cd-rom drives, and also what software that is held on the machine.
We are working on many various projects to increase the usefullness of the
machine and it's database.
Pioneer is a DECStation 5000/120 with 1.5 gigabytes of diskspace and three
CD-ROM players. Budget cuts not withstanding, another 1.5 gigabyts of
diskspace and a few more CD-ROM players around July.
Here is the listing of the CD-ROM's that can be mounted on the players:
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Title Subtitle Disks
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Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment Aug/Sep '87 1/1
Airborne Artic Stratospheric Experiment Jan/Feb '89 1/1
DMSP SSM/I Brightness Temperature Grids Polar Regions 12
DMSP SSM/I Ice Grids 1
Einstein X-ray Data Slew Survey 1/1
High Resolution Imager 2/2
IPC Souces Catalog 3/3
Geological Remote Sensing Field Experiment 9/9
Gloria Sonar Data Atlantic Coast 2/2
Green Bank Sky Maps and Radio Source Catalog Radio Astronomy 1/1
High Resolution Bathymetry and Selected
Geoscience Data for the Monterey Bay Region 1/1
Hubble Guide Star Catalog 2/2
International Halley Watch Sample Disk Tabular Data 1/1
IRAS star catalog 4/4
MacWorld Software Showcase 1/1
Magellan 1-22 & 30-42 34/52
Mars Digital Image Map Mosaics 6/6
National Energy Research Seismic Library 1/1
Nimbus 7 SMMR (disks 1-6 are N Pole radiances, 1-12
disks 8-12 are S Pole radiances, and disk #7 is
NP radiances and seaice concentrations)
PreMagellan Radar and Gravity Data 1/1
Selected Astronomical Catalogs 1/1
SIGCAT Sampler 1/2
SIGCAT Software Showcase 1/1
TOMS Gridded Ozone Data 1978-1991 2/2
Tropical Ocean Global Atmosphere 1/1
Viking Optical Data Raw Data 8/30
Viking Thermal Data 1/1
Voyager Optical Data 12/12
West Coast Time Series Coastal Zone Color
Scanner Imagery 1/1
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| CD-ROM's in the possesion of the Map and Geographic Information Center |
| (MAGIC) located in the Centennial Science and Engineering Library |
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Digital Line Graph Data 4/x
Geology of Nevada 1/1
Orthophoto USDA SCS - USGS NMD Joint Project 1/1
Side Looking Airborne Radar 1/1
SIGCAT Sampler 1/1
Supermap Census Data 1/1
World Atlas 1/1
World Weather Disk 1/1
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| 807.4 | Earth and Space Science Data on CDROM -- A Catalog | PRAGMA::GRIFFIN | Dave Griffin | Fri Sep 25 1992 14:43 | 5 |
| Describes various CDROMs available from NASA (NSSDCA) and other institutions.
pragma::public:[nasa]cdrom.catalog
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| 807.5 | Space Shuttle Earth Observation Project | PRAGMA::GRIFFIN | Dave Griffin | Wed Dec 23 1992 19:57 | 17 |
| A subset of digital images from the SSEOP are now available. I will add to
this collection as time, bandwidth, and disk space permits.
pragma::public:[nasa.shuttle.sseop]
All files will be in JPEG* format to maximize disk space use. JPEG files, at
this level of compression, are "lossy" -- there is some minor degradation of
the images. Most images (that I've seen so far) are 1024x1024.
An index will be provided as soon as I figure out how to build one.
- dave
[* Please Note: I'm not in the displayer business...]
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| 807.6 | Digital Space Archives -- WWW Server Available | PRAGMA::GRIFFIN | Dave Griffin | Fri Nov 05 1993 08:45 | 21 |
| I have started a World-Wide Web server for the Digital Space archives. It
provides access to some of the data in the archive on pragma. This will
grow over time. It will also have links to other Internet services related
to spaceflight, etc.
The URL for the service is (currently):
http://pragma.lkg.dec.com/space-archives.html
See the Internet Tools conference for information on Xmosaic and other
access programs.
If you would like to help me build pages for the archive, please send me
some mail. With my current time budget it will take me many months to do
a "good job" of maintaining and building a good hypertext archive. I would
gladly accept some help.
- dave
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| 807.7 | Digital Space Archives -- WWW Server Available | PRAGMA::GRIFFIN | Dave Griffin | Mon Nov 08 1993 11:58 | 23 |
| [This information supercedes 807.6]
I have started a World-Wide Web server for the Digital Space archives. It
provides access to some of the data in the archive on pragma. This will
grow over time. It will also have links to other Internet services related
to spaceflight, etc.
The URL for the service is (currently):
http://www-space.lkg.dec.com/space-archives.html
See the Internet Tools conference for information on Xmosaic and other
access programs.
If you would like to help me build pages for the archive, please send me
some mail. With my current time budget it will take me many months to do
a "good job" of maintaining and building a good hypertext archive. I would
gladly accept some help.
- dave
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| 807.8 | Online service for spacecraft information | VERGA::KLAES | Quo vadimus? | Mon Nov 08 1993 17:06 | 91 |
| Article: 77006
From: [email protected] (Gary Sutherland)
Newsgroups: alt.sci.planetary,sci.space,sci.space.shuttle
Subject: Spacecraft lists..etc.
Date: 4 Nov 1993 13:43 EDT
Organization: NASA - Goddard Space Flight Center
I have noticed that many people have been inquiring about lists of
spacecraft and related information. NASA now has a free on-line
service that may suit your needs. Here are some excerpts from the
NSSDC Master Catalog and NASA Master Directory pamphlets.
NSSDC MASTER CATALOG
NMC (NSSDC Master Catalog) is a free online information system
providing information about past, present, and future NASA and
non-NASA spaceflight missions and about the investigations flown or
scheduled to fly on those missions. NMC also provides detailed
information about those data sets primarily archived at the National
Space Science Data Center (NSSDC). In addition, NMC describes
publications, people, and non-spaceflight data.
NMC discribes approximately 15,000 objects including spacecraft,
experiments, and data sets. It is accessible through the NSSDC Online
Data and Information Service (NODIS) which also provides access to the
NASA Master Directory (NMD). NMC compliments the NMD by being more
comprehensive and detailed relative to spacecraft and their
experiments, and by providing more information about NSSDC-held data.
NASA MASTER DIRECTORY
The NASA Master Directory (NMD) is a free, on-line multidisciplinary
database of information about Earth and space science data holdings of
potential interest to the scientific research community. The NMD
contains high level descriptions about these data centers, as well as
scientific campaigns and projects, sources (spacecraft, platforms),
and sensors (instruments).
The NMD also provides automatic connections, called LINKS, to many of
the data centers or data system holding the data sets. These
connections are available from a simple command which may be activated
from several places in the directory.
ACCESS PROCEDURES
Using NSI/DECnet:
Set Host NSSDCA
Username: NODIS
Type in your name or guest
Select option 1 (window) or 2 (text) interface
Select Multi-Disciplinary Option
Select (2) Master Catalog
or (1) Master Directory
Using Internet:
Telnet 128.183.36.23
Username: NODIS
Type in your name or guest
Select option 1 (window) or 2 (text) interface
Select Multi-Disciplinary Option
Select (2) Master Catalog
or (1) Master Directory
Via Direct Dial:
Set modem to 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit
For 300, 1200, or 2400 baud, dial 301-286-9000
For 9600 baud, dial 301-286-4000 or
FTS 888-4000
Prompt: Enter Number, you enter "NSSDCA"
Prompt: Call Complete, you enter <CR>
Username: NODIS
Type in your name or guest
Select option 1 (window) or 2 (text) interface
Select Multi-Disciplinary Option
Select (2) Master Catalog
or (1) Master Directory
WHERE TO GET HELP
NMC:
Contact Ms. Pat Ross by:
NSI/DECnet: NCF::PATROSS
Internet: [email protected]
Phone: 301-441-4210
NMD:
Contact the Master Directory User Support Office (MDUSO) by:
NSI/DECnet: NCF::MDUSO
Internet: [email protected]
Phone: 301-441-4299
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