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NASA Video Catalog NASA/SP—2001-7109/SUPPLO08
April 2001
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Introduction
This issue of the VASA Video Catalog cites video productions listed mm the NASA ST] Database
The videos listed have been developed by the NAS“ centers, covenng Shuttle mrsson press con-
ferences. fly-bys of planets. ancraft design, testmg and performance. environmental pollution
lunar and planetary exploration, and many other categories related to manned and unmanned
space exploration
Each entry in the publication consists of a standard b oi: apinc crtation accom panied by an
abstract. The listing of the centres as arranged by STAK categories A complete Table of Contents
describes the scope of cach category
For users with specific information, a Title Index ts available. A Subject Term Inde,. based on
the NASA Thesaurus, ts also included
(nindelines for usage of NASA audio/visual material, ordering information. and order forms are
also available

Tabof lConeten ts
Aeronautics (Genera!) 1
Includes general research topics tclated to manned and vamanned amcraft and the
problems of flight withim the Earths atmosphere Also meiudes manufactunng.
muntenance. and repair of ancraft For snecstic topics m aeronautics see Cale gerics (2
through 09 For mtormatoen related to space vebactes see /2 Astronautics
Aerodynamics 2
Includes aerodynamics of fight vehicles. test bodies. airirame components and
combinations, wings, and contro! surfaces Also mchodes aerodynamics of rotors, stators,
fans and other clements of turbomachmery For related information, sce also 44 flnid
Mechanics and Heat Transfer
Air Transportation and Safety 3
Includes passenger and Catgo ait transport operations, awcraft prownd operations. fheght
safety and hazards, and aircraft accidents. Systems and hardware specific to ground
operations of aircraft and to asnport construction are covered in /Y Re earch and Support
Facilities (Air), Aw tratt control ts covered in O04 Ainraft Communications and
Navigation. For related imiommation see also 16 Space Transportation and Safety. and
8S Technology Util:cation and Surface Transportation
Aircraft Communications and Navigation 5
Includes all modes of communication with and between aircraft. am navigation systems
(satellite and prownd based). and ai traffic control Fot related mtormatin see also 0%
Wwiontes and Aircraft: Instrumentation. 17 Space Communications, Spacecraft
( ommuniations, ( onmmand and Iraciing. and 42 Communication: and Radar
Aircraft Design. Testing and Pertormance 5
Inchudes all stages of design of ancraft and arrcraft structures and systems Also inchades
avcralt testy. performance. and evaluation, and awcraft and fligit somulation
technology. For related miormation, see also 18 Spacecraft Design, Testing and
Performance ad 29 Structural Mechanws For land transportation vehicles, see 4°
lechnoloey Uilication and Surface lranspertation
07 Aircraft Propulsion and Power 19
Includes prime propulwon systems and .vstems Components. e.g. gas turtwne engines and
compress's , and oohowrd auuhary pow: plants for anrctaft, For related mformation see
also 2) Spacecratt Propulsion and Power, 28 Propellants and baels, and 44 bnengs
Produ tion and ( onversen
Aircraft Stability and Control 11
Includes fight dynamecs amcraft handling qualities. prlotmmg. tieht controls. and
automiots For related miormatim, ve also 5 Arrorati Dewen, Jesune and Performan:
amd 0% Avaeorucs and Accraft lavirwnentaiion
Research and Support Facilities (Air) 12
Includes cenports. runways. hangars. and amceah repar and overhaul facies. wend
tunnels, water tuancls. and shock tubes. felt sasulaters. and acrett engine test stands
Also includes ainport ground equipment and systems For arpert ground operations scc
O38 Aw Transportation and Safety For astronautical tactimes see [4 (prownd Support
Sustoms and facilities (Space)
12 Astronautics (General) 14
Imcbudes general research topics rclated to space fight and manned and unmanned space
vebacles, platforms or otyects launched into. of assembled m. outer space. and rel. tod
components and equipment Also includes manufacturing and mamterane of such
vehicles of platforms. For specific topics in astronautics see categories 13 through 20)
For extraterrestrial exploration, see 9) Lunar and Planctary Scaence and Laploration
13 Astrodynamics 24
Includes powered and free-flght traectories. and orbital and lauaching Gynamics.
Ground Support Systems and Facilites (Space) 25
Inciades launch complexes. research and production facilmes. ground support
equipment¢. ¢ . mobile transporters, and tet chambers and simulators Also includes
extraterrestrial bases and supporting equipment. Tor related mformation see also (9
Research and Support Facilities (Air)
Includes all classes of launch vehicles, launch/space vehicle systems. and boosters. and
launch operations. For related information see also 18 Spacecraft Design Testing, and
Performance, and 20 Spacecraft Propulsion and Power
Space Transportation and Safety a7
Includes passenger and cargo space transportation, ¢ g.. shuttle operations, and space
rescue techniques For related information. see also 04 Air Transportation and Safety and
1* Launch Vehicles and Launch Vehicles, and 18 Spacecraft Design. Testing and
Performance. For space suits, see $4 ManSystem Technology and | ite Support
18 Spacecraft Design, Testing and Performance 277
Inc hades satellites. space mlatforms, space statrons. spacecraft systems and components
such as thermal and environmental controls, and spacecraft control and stability
characteristics. For fife support systems, see 84 Man/Syvstem Technology and Life
Support For related information. see also 0S Aircrat Design, Testing and Perf wmance.
*Y Structural Mechanics, and 16 Space Transportation and Satets
Spacecraft instrumentation and Astrionics 295
Includes the design. manufacture, or use of devices for the purpose of measuring,
detecting, controlling, computing. recording, of prow ossing data related to the operation
of space vehicies or platiorms For related information. see also ® Aircraft
Insirwmentation and Avionics, For spaceborne struments not integral to the vehicle
iteelf see *5 Intreemenation and humography, For spaceborne telescopes and other
aMronommica l testruments soc 8Y Axtronorn dnotrmentatiion and Photograpi. For
spaceborne telescopes and other astronomical restraments see SS Antroncms
Spacecraft Propulsion and Power 295
lactades mann propulwon syetems and components, ¢ ¢.. rocket engines. and spacecraft
autiliary power sources. For related intommateen, se abso 07 Avrrait Proputuon and
Power, 28 Propellant and Fuels, 18 Lawach Vehicles and Lavnch Operations: and 44
Energy Prodaction and (Conversion
24 Composite Materials 298
Includes physical. chermcal. and mechamcal properves of Lawenates and other Composite
matcnals. For ceramic materials see 27 Normetallic Materials
inorganic, Organic, and Physical Chemistry 298
Inchudes the analysts. synthesis. and use morgann and organic Compounds. combustion.
theory. electrochemistry. and photochemistry For related imformation see also 44 Fluid
Dynamics and Thermodynamics, For astrochemistry see category 9) Astrophys: s
Metats and Metallic Materials 299
Includes physical. chemical. and mechanical properties of metals. ¢ ¢. corrosion, and
metallurgy
27 Nonmetailic Materiats 299
includes physscal, chemical, and mechamecal properties of plastics. elastomers, lubn
cants, polymers, textiles, adhesives. and ceram.c "aterials. bor composite materials vee
24 ompostte Material,
Space Processing 299
Includes space based developmen of mate: tals. compounds. and processes for research
or commerctal appl aiton Also includes the development of matenals and compounds
m simulated reduced-gravety emisunments For legal aspects of space commercial ation
see 8d Jaw, Political Science and Space Polics
Enyineering (General) 302
Includes general research topics to engineering and apphed physics. and particula: areas
of vacuum technology, mdustral engineenng. cryogenics, and fire prevention For
specific topics mm engineering see categories 42 through #9
Communications and Radar 303
Includes radar. tad. wire, and optical communications. land and global
communications, communcations theery. Por related information sce alwo (4 Arenal!
Communications and Navigation; and 17 Space Commun ations, Spacecrafi
(ommuncatiions, Command and trating: tor search and teswe we ff Av
fransportation and Safety, aad 16 Space Transportanen and Safes
33 Electronics ano Electrical Engineering 33
Incthades development. performance. and mamtamatulty of electncaletectromec devices
and Commpuecets. related tew oquapmest. and macreclectromcs and mtcgrated CHcurtry
For related wdormaton sce aho ©!) Compater Operations and Hardware, and ™%
Sela. State Pheocs For commumecatons equipment and devices we 4) Commrmencenom
and Radar
Fluid Mechanad Tnherimodcynasmic s 33
Inctudes flan dvnanucs and kinematics and al! forms of heat transter. bowndary laver
flow. yydrodynamics, hydraulics, fuidics, mass transter and ablation cooling For related
mformation see alwo (2 Acrodwnamucs
instrumentation and Photography ws
Inc budes remote semeors. measunng imetruments and gauges. detectors. cameras and pho
tographec supphes. and holography For aerial photography see 4? harth Resources and
Remote Sensing. For related information see hse 0% Aircrall Instrwmentation and 19
Spacecrait Insinumentation
Mechanical Enginecring we
Inc hudes mechamecal devices and equipment, machine clements and processes For case
where the apphcation of a device of the host vehicle & emphasees aliso zthee spdecif ic
category where the application or wehecle is treated. For robotics sce 64 ( whermmetics.
Artificial Intelligence, and Robotics. and §4 Man/Svstem Technology and Lite Support
Quality Assurance and Reliability 310
Includes approaches to. aad methods for reliatubty analysts and control, mepect.on.
marntamatilty. and \tandardization
Structural Mechanics 311
Includes structural element dewgn, analysis and testing. dynamic responses of structures.
weight analysis. fatigue and other structural properties. and mechanical and thermal
st esses in structure For applications see 0° Aireraft Deen Testing and Performance
and 78 Spacecraft Design. Tesing and Performance
Earth Resources and Remote Sensing 311
Inchudes remote senang of carth features, phenomena and resources by aircraft, Dartoon,
rocket. and spacecraft, analysis of remote sensing data and imagery. development of
remuamte sensing products. photogrammetry, and aenal photographs For instrumentation
see § 5 Jastrmmentation and Chotography
Energy Production and Conversion 314
Im tudes specific energy conversion systems, ¢ g. fuel cell. and solar, geothermal,
windpawer, and Waterw ave ConVeTsION systems. energy Morage. and tradihonal power
pererators For technologies related to auctear energy prodection see 74 Nuclear Pryses
hor related information see alo 07 Ancraft Propulsion and Cower, 20 Spacecraft
Propet scon and Power, and 28 Propetlant: and twel:
Environment Poliuton 34
Include: atmosphen. water. scowl mote, and thermal pellet
Geophysics 317
Inc hades carth strecturc and dynam. acronomy. upper and lower atmowphere studies.
ronenpherk amd magnetowphen ptiwwcs. and peomagnetrem For related mfonmanan se
47 Metcoroleg, and Climatology. and 94 Space Radiation
47 Meteorology and Climatology 320
Toc tudes weather observ aiom forecasting and modification
Oceanography 321
Includes the physical. chemical and iological aspects of oceans and sea. ocean
dveamns. and mare resources For related mftormation wee also 44 Darth Resources and
Remote Sensine
Life Sciences (General) 321
Includes general researca topics related te plant and anunal ology (non-human).
ecology. morotrology. and also the ongun. development. structure. and mautenanve. of
animals and plants m space and related environmental conditions For specific topics mm
life scremoes see Calegorics *2 thromgh SS
Aerospace Medicine 323
Includes the biological and physiological effects of atmosphere and space fight
(weightlessness, space catiateon, acceleration. and altitude stress) on the human herny.
and the prevention of adverse effects on those cavironments For psychological and
behavieral effects of aerospace environments see 54 Behavioral Scronce. For the effects
of space on animals ad plants see 5) J ife Science
Behavioral Sciences 326
Includes psychological factors. mdividual and group behavion crew tratning and evalva-
then. and psychiatry research
Man/System Technology and Life Support 326
Inc tudes human factors enginecting. honcs. man—machine. life support. space surts and
protective clothing bor related information see also /6 Space Transportation and 52
Aerospace Medtcim
55 Exobiology 334
Includes astrobiology. planetary biology. and extraterrestrial Ife For the biological
ettects of aerospace cavirunments on humans see 82 Acrespar: medicine. on anomals and
plants swe 5/ Life Screens, For psychological and behavioral cftects of aerospace
environments see 84 Behavioral Science