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Using Ada for development of a wird sensing Clear Air Doppler Radar (CADR) work station at the Kennedy space station

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R. P. Wesenberg

Electronic Engineer, Engineering Development Directorate, Electronic Systems Support Division, Kennedy Space Center, Florida

Electronic Engineer, Engineering Development Directorate, Electronic Systems Support Division, Kennedy Space Center, Florida
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B. W. Johnston

Associate Professor of Computer Science, Mathematlcs Department, University of Wisconsin - Stout, Menomonle, Wlsconsin

Associate Professor of Computer Science, Mathematlcs Department, University of Wisconsin - Stout, Menomonle, Wlsconsin
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P. Mulligan

Systems Analyst, Boeing Aerospace Operations, Kennedy Space Center, Florida

Systems Analyst, Boeing Aerospace Operations, Kennedy Space Center, Florida
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TRI-Ada '88: Proceedings of the conference on TRI-Ada '88July 1989Pages 455–465https://doi.org/10.1145/76619.76638

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Engle, Charles B., "The Myth of Portability in Ada", Proceedinas of the 3rd Annual Ada Software Enaineerina Education and Training Svmposium. Denver, Colorado, 1988, pp. 219-227.Google Scholar
Barnes, Stanley L., "Report on a Meeting to Establish a Common Doppler Radar Data Exchange Format", Bulletin of the American Meteoroloaical Society, 61, 11, 1980, pp 1401-I 404.Google Scholar

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July 1989
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