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.
  • 1992-2021 records were originally on the JPL Technical Report Server (TRS) on Dspace system; those records were migrated to Dataverse in 2022.
  • Records with publication date 2022 or later are native to the Dataverse.
  • Data sets: 2022 to present
  • There are a few pre-1992 records. Those were added to the system on a case-by-case request basis.

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  • 1992-2021 records have Handles
  • 2022 and later records have Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs).
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    A Back-to-Back Barrier-N-N+(bbBNN) Diode Tripler at 200 GHz
    Mar 30, 1993
    Martin, D.; Choudhury, R. P.; Smith, A. V.; Ralsanen, M. A.; Frerking, S., 1993, "A Back-to-Back Barrier-N-N+(bbBNN) Diode Tripler at 200 GHz", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/34815, Los Angeles, California, USA, JPL Open Repository
    No abstract provided
    Proposed Data Compression Schemes for the Galileo S-Band Contigency Mission
    Mar 30, 1993
    Tong, Kar-Ming Cheung Kevin, 1993, "Proposed Data Compression Schemes for the Galileo S-Band Contigency Mission", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/34846, Snowbird, Utah, USA, JPL Open Repository
    The Galileo spacecraft is currently on its way to Jupiter and its moons. In April 1991, the high gain antenna (HGA) failed to deploy as commanded.
    A Submillimeter Wave SIS Receiver for 547 GHz
    Mar 30, 1993
    McGrath, W.; Febvre, P.; Javadi, H.; Salez, M.; Batelaan, P.; Frerking, M., 1993, "A Submillimeter Wave SIS Receiver for 547 GHz", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/34857, Los Angeles, California, USA, JPL Open Repository
    The most sensitive heterodyne receivers used for millimeter wave and submillimeter wave radioastronomy employ superconductor-insulator-superconductor tunnel junctions as the nonlinear mixing element.
    Proposed Data Compression Schemes for the Galileo S-Band Contingency Mission
    Mar 30, 1993
    Cheung, K.; Tong, K., 1993, "Proposed Data Compression Schemes for the Galileo S-Band Contingency Mission", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/36702, Snowbird, Utah, USA, JPL Open Repository
    The Galileo spacecraft is currently on its way to Jupiter and its moons. Various options for improving Galileo's telemetry downlink performance are being evaluated. Communicaitons during the Jupiter encounters will be via one of two low gain antennas on an S-band carrier.
    User Support for an MPP, JPL Begins the Process
    Mar 29, 1993
    Horner-Miller, Barbara, 1993, "User Support for an MPP, JPL Begins the Process", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/34968, Montreux, Switzerland, JPL Open Repository
    At Supercomputing 92, it was announced that JPL/Caltech had entered into a collaborative agreement with Cray Research to become one of a few
    (abstract) User Support for an MPP, JPL Begins the Process
    Mar 29, 1993
    Horner-Miller, Barbara, 1993, "(abstract) User Support for an MPP, JPL Begins the Process", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/34765, Montreux, Switzerland, JPL Open Repository
    At Supercomputing 92, it was announced that JPL/Caltech had entered into a collaborative agreement with CRAY Research to become one of the four
    The JPL Microdevices Laboratory: Capabilities and Access
    Mar 29, 1993
    Wilson, Barbara A.; Lamb, James L., 1993, "The JPL Microdevices Laboratory: Capabilities and Access", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35237, Pasadena, CA, JPL Open Repository
    The Microdevices Laboratory (MDL) at JPL is a world-class microdevice and microinstrument research and advanced development center. It houses processing facilities for end-to-end device fabrication based on Si, GaAs, and superconductors down to 0.1 µm feature size. MDL's charter...
    (abstract) User Support for an MPP, JPL Begins the Process
    Mar 29, 1993
    Horner-Miller, Barbara, 1993, "(abstract) User Support for an MPP, JPL Begins the Process", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/34967, Montreux, Switzerland, JPL Open Repository
    The issue of training end-users and center staff in the effective utilization of Cray Research computers is a constant, on-going process at most all sites. Problems such as training materials, class frequency, videos, and site-specific information are very important components in...
    (abstract) Electronic Packaging for Microspacecraft Applications
    Mar 29, 1993
    Wasler, David, 1993, "(abstract) Electronic Packaging for Microspacecraft Applications", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35536, Pasadena, CA, JPL Open Repository
    The intent of this presentation is to give a brief look into the future of electronic packaging for microspacecraft applications. Advancements in electronic packaging technology areas have developed to the point where a system engineer's visions, concepts, and requirements for a...
    Adaptive Source Coding Schemes for Geometrically Distributed Integer Alphabets
    Mar 29, 1993
    Cheung, K-M.; Smyth, P., 1993, "Adaptive Source Coding Schemes for Geometrically Distributed Integer Alphabets", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/32299, ['IEEE, Data Compression Conference', 'Snowbird, Utah, USA'], JPL Open Repository
    Revisit the Gallager and van Voorhis optimal source coding scheme for geometrically distributed non-negative integer alphabets and show that the various subcodes in the popular Rice algorithm can be derived from the Gallager and van Voorhis code.
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