The JPL Open Repository (JOR) replaced the JPL Technical Report Server (TRS) in 2023. It is a repository for digital copies of technical publications authored by JPL employees. It includes journal articles (the Final Accepted Version), meeting papers, presentations, and other publications cleared for external distribution from 1992 to the present. It also include research datasets from 2022 on.

Years covered: 1992 to the present.
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    Jan 1, 1993
    Kantak, A., 1993, "CCSDS Link Budget Weather Related Losses", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/36638, CCSDS Proceedings, JPL Open Repository
    The following paper describes the method used in computation of weather-related losses, namely the atmospheric attenuation and the system noise temperature increase due to weather.
    Jan 1, 1993
    Manney, G.; Froidevaux, L.; Waters, J.; Elson, L.; Fishbein, E.; Zurek, R.; Harwood, R.; Lahoz, W, 1993, "The Evolution of Ozone Observed by UARS MLS in the 1992 Late Winter Southern Polar Vortex", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/34927, JPL Open Repository
    This paper describes the evolution of stratospheric ozone, as observed by the Microwave Limb Sounder on board the Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite from August 14 through September 20, 1992, focusing on the polar regions.
    Jan 1, 1993
    Nelson, G. A.; Schubert, W. W.; Kazarians, G. A.; Richards, G. F., 1993, "Development and Chromosome Mechanics in Nematodes: Results from IML-1", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35057, UNKNOWN, JPL Open Repository
    A subset of the Caenorhabditis elegans nematodes flown aboard Biorack on IML-1 was analyzed for the fidelity of development and the mechanics of chromosomes at meiosis.
    Jan 1, 1993
    Srivastava, S.; Iga, I.; Rao, M., 1993, "Absolute Electron Impact Ionization Cross Sections for N2O and NO from Threshold up to 1000 eV", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/34832, UNKNOWN, JPL Open Repository
    Normalized values of cross sections for the production of ions by electron impact on N2O and NO have been obtained by utilizing the relative flow technique.
    Jan 1, 1993
    Manney, G.; Zurek, R., 1993, "Interhemispheric Comparison of the Development of the Stratospheric Polar Vortex During Fall: A 3-Dimensional Perspective for 1991 ??92", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/34884, JPL Open Repository
    This paper examines the development of the stratospheric polar vortex ??ing National Meteorological Center data ??ring fall and early winter in the Northern Hemisphere during 1991-92, and in the Southern Hemisphere during 1992.
    Jan 1, 1993
    Njoku, E. G., 1993, "Surface Temperature Estimation Over Land Using Satellite Microwave Radiometry", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/34981, UNKNOWN, JPL Open Repository
    Surface temperature is an important parameter of the physical processes that govern the fluxes of energy and water at the biosphere-atmosphere interface. The energy and water fluxes have major influences on the Earth's weather and climate.
    Jan 1, 1993
    Dissly, R.; Allen, M.; Anicich, V., 1993, "Molecular Hydrogen-Rich Interstellar Ice", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35240, Nature, JPL Open Repository
    While molecular hydrogen is by far the most abundant gas phase molecule in interstellar dark clouds, the extreme volatility of H2 suggests that it has a relatively low abundance in grain volatile mantles, thought to be composed largely of amorphous water ice.
    Jan 1, 1993
    Manney, G.; Farrara, J.; Mechoso, C., 1993, "Simulations of the February 1979 Stratospheric Sudden Warming: Model Comparisons and 3-Dimensional Evoltion", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35306, JPL Open Repository
    This paper describes the evolution of the stratospheric flow during the major stratospheric sudden warming of February 1979 using two primitive equation models of the stratosphere and mesosphere.
    Jan 1, 1993
    Mobley, C. D; Gentili, B.; Gordon, H. R.; Jin, Z.; Kattawar, G. W.; Morel, A.; Reinersman, P.; Stamnes, K.; Stavn, R. H., 1993, "Comparison of Numerical Models for Computing Underwater Light Fields", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35338, UNKNOWN, JPL Open Repository
    Seven models for computing underwater radiances and irradianes by numberical solution of the radiative transfer equation are compared. The models are applied to the solution of several problems drawn from optical oceanography.
    Jan 1, 1993
    Jones, D. L.; Wehrle, A. E., 1993, "Morphological Changes in the NGC 6251 Jet", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35371, Astrophysical Journal, JPL Open Repository
    The giant radio galaxy NGC 6251 is a particularly good object for observational tests of relativistic jet models. Due to its high declination and similar 0.5 Jy radio nucleus, high quality VLBI images of the central regions of the source can be made with northern hemisphere array...
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