The N.A.S.A. earth and ocean dynamics programme

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Earth & Ocean Physics Applications Program, Nasa Programs, Ocean Data Acquisitions Systems, Ocean Dynamics, Earthquakes, Geophysics, Laser Ranger/Tracker, Ocean Currents, Oceanographic Parameters, Polar Wandering (Geology), Radio Interferometers, Satellite-To-Satellite Tracking, Seasat 1, Tectonics

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Practical applications of NASA space systems, science, and technology to the study of oceans and solid earth are discussed. Goals involving earth dynamics include earthquake hazard assessment and alleviation, and global surveying and mapping, while goals involving ocean dynamics include the determination of ocean currents and circulation, and the monitoring of ocean surface conditions. Satellites used to obtain data are described, and projects such as the study of open ocean tides and earth motion determination are reviewed, with consideration given to the techniques (e.g., laser ranging, satellite-to-satellite track) used in these studies. Several physical phenomena, the extent to which they presently can be measured, and possible future requirements for more accurate measurements are examined.

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