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.

  • Persistent IDs (PIDs):
  • 1992-2021 records have Handles
  • 2022 and later records have Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs).
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    Control of Micromachined Deformable Mirrors
    May 1, 1992
    Agronin, M. L.; Bartman, R.; Hadaegh, F. Y.; Kaiser, W.; Wang, P. K. C., 1992, "Control of Micromachined Deformable Mirrors", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35467, Pasadena, CA, JPL Open Repository
    A micromachined deformable mirror with pixelated electrostatic actuators is proposed. The paper begins with a physical description of the proposed mirror. Then, a mathematical model in the form of a nonlinear partial differential equation describing the mirror surface deformation...
    Future Trends in Small Missions and the Need for Microtechnology
    May 1, 1992
    Elachi, Charles, 1992, "Future Trends in Small Missions and the Need for Microtechnology", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35218, Pasadena, California, USA, JPL Open Repository
    No abstract provided
    Report of the Microspacecraft Panel
    May 1, 1992
    Jones, Ross M.; Connolly, Denis, 1992, "Report of the Microspacecraft Panel", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35448, ['Proceedings of the Microtechnology and Applications to Space Systems Workshop', 'Pasadena, CA'], JPL Open Repository
    These findings and recommendations are based solely on the material presented during the Microtechnologies and Applications to Space Systems Workshop, 5/27 and 28/92, and the personal knowledge and judgment of the panel members. These findings and recommendations represent the co...
    Microspacecraft Attitude Control
    May 1, 1992
    Sevaston, G. E., 1992, "Microspacecraft Attitude Control", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35201, Pasadena, California, USA, JPL Open Repository
    No abstract provided
    (abstract) A Broad-Band Microseismometer for Planetary Applications
    May 1, 1992
    Banerdt, W.B.; VanZandt, T.; Kaiser, W.J.; Kenny, T.W., 1992, "(abstract) A Broad-Band Microseismometer for Planetary Applications", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35468, Pasadena, CA, JPL Open Repository
    There has recently been renewed interest in the development of instrumentation for making measurements on the surface of Mars. This is due to the Mars Environmental Survey (MESUR) Mission, for which approximately 16 small, long-lived (2 to 10 years), relatively inexpensive surfac...
    Microspacecraft: A Concept
    May 1, 1992
    Jones, R. M., 1992, "Microspacecraft: A Concept", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35447, ['Proceedings of the Microtechnology and Applications to Space Systems Workshop', 'Pasadena, CA'], JPL Open Repository
    There is need for smaller, faster, more frequent space science missions. Smaller spacecraft may enable such missions. Technology has been developed by the United States' Department of Defense and other government agencies that can enable smaller spacecraft. This author has develo...
    Micro-Guidance and Control Synthesis: New Components, Architectures, and Capabilities
    May 1, 1992
    Mettler, E.; Hadaegh, F., 1992, "Micro-Guidance and Control Synthesis: New Components, Architectures, and Capabilities", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35463, JPL, Pasadena, Californioa, USA, JPL Open Repository
    This paper presents an advocacy for the development of micro-guidance, navigation, and control that would involve contributions and coordinated activities of NASA, industry, and academia.
    Micro Guidance and Control Panel Recommendations
    May 1, 1992
    DiBattista, J.; Hadaegh, F.; Keckler, C., 1992, "Micro Guidance and Control Panel Recommendations", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35462, Pasadena, California, USA, JPL Open Repository
    None given. This presentation was made to help develop new mini/micro guidance and control system architectures and components that meet the needs of future space systems.
    Micro-Sensors for in-situ Meteorological Measurements
    May 1, 1992
    Crisp, David; Kaiser, William J.; Vanzandt, Thomas R., 1992, "Micro-Sensors for in-situ Meteorological Measurements", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35488, Pasadena, California, USA, JPL Open Repository
    Improved in-situ meteorological measurements are needed for monitoring the weather and climate of the terrestrial and martian atmospheres. We have initiated a program to assess the feasibility and utility of micro-sensors for precise in-situ meteorological measurements in these e...
    Abstract, Foreword, Summary Report for Workshop Proceedings: Microtechnology and Applications to Space Systems
    May 27, 1992
    Wilson, B.A., 1992, "Abstract, Foreword, Summary Report for Workshop Proceedings: Microtechnology and Applications to Space Systems", https://hdl.handle.net/2014/35557, JPL; von Karman Auditorium; Pasadena, CA, JPL Open Repository
    During FY'92, the NASA Code RS System Analysis RTOP funded a study to evaluate the potential impact of emerging microtechnologies on future space missions. As part of this study, a workshop,
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