Abstract

The equipment and procedures used in preparing more than 15,240 m of 16-mm time lapse movies of atmospheric clouds is described. Such photographic records are of great value in establishing a dynamic cloud census of a specific area. Operational techniques, the support diagrams, and the optimum time intervals in use for different types of records are presented.

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Time Lapse Photography of Clouds From High Altitude Balloons

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Cameras for Time-Lapse Photography

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An Infrared Stimulable Phosphor Dosimeter with Time Lapse Indication

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Space Photography and the Exploration of Mars

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