Winifred Cameron | Academic Influence

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Winifred Cameron

Physics

#7949

World Rank

#10035

Historical Rank

#1860

USA Rank

Astronomy

#1059

World Rank

#1737

Historical Rank

#399

USA Rank

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Physics

Winifred Cameron's Degrees

Bachelors Astronomy Smith College

Why Is Winifred Cameron Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Winifred Sawtell Cameron was an American astronomer. She worked at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland for most of her career, and compiled the Lunar Transient Phenomena database. She was involved in the Gemini and Apollo programs.

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Winifred Cameron's Published Works

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EVIDENCE FROM THE MOON'S SURFACE FEATURES FOR THE PRODUCTION OF LUNAR GRANITES (1962) (46)
Comparative analyses of observations of lunar transient phenomena (1972) (44)
An Interpretation of Schröter's Valley and Other Lunar Sinuous Rills (1963) (33)
Lunar Ring Dikes from Orbiter I (1967) (30)
Operation Moon Blink and report of observations of lunar transient phenomena. (1967) (21)
An analysis of the distribution of boulders in the vicinity of small lunar craters (1971) (15)
Lunar transient phenomena catalog (1978) (12)
Manifestations and possible sources of lunar transient phenomena (LTP) (1975) (9)
The Effect of Refraction on the Setting Sun as Seen from Space in Theory and Observation (1963) (8)
Lunar transient phenomena (LTP): Manifestations, site distribution, correlations and possible causes (1977) (8)
Possible lunar ring dikes (1974) (8)
Observations of changes on the moon (1967) (7)
Hypersonic Gas Flow (1969) (6)
Lunar Transient Phenomena Catalog Extension (2006) (3)
Evidence of Isostasy and Differentiation on the Moon. (1961) (2)
Operation Moon-Blink. (1966) (2)
An Appeal for Observations of the Moon (1965) (2)
A UNIQUE HIGH-LATITUDE SUNSPOT GROUP (1957) (2)
Tektites - volcanic ejecta from the moon? (1975) (2)
Data user's note: Apollo 15 lunar photography (1972) (2)
New results from old data - Lunar photometric anomalies in Wildey and Pohn's 1962 observations (1980) (2)
Possible lunar ring dikes. [evidence of concentric volcanic formations] (1974) (1)
Report on the ALPO lunar transient phenomena observing program. (1974) (1)
The Clementine Spacecraft A.L.P.O. LTP terrestrial mission. (1997) (1)
Data users note: Apollo 17 lunar photography (1974) (1)
Tektite ablation: Some confirming calculations (1973) (1)
Lunar transient phenomena (1991) (1)
Man in space. (1965) (0)
Analyses of Lunar Transient Phenomena ( LTP ) Observations from 557 – 1994 (2006) (0)
A Possible Interpretation of Schr ter's Valley and Other Lunar Sinuous Rilles. (1963) (0)
Lunar sinuous rills (1971) (0)
Descriptions of data sets from planetary and heliocentric spacecraft and investigations (1987) (0)
Data catalog series for space science and applications flight missions. Volume 1A: Brief descriptions of planetary and heliocentric spacecraft and investigations (1982) (0)
Evidence for vulcanism on the moon. (1971) (0)
Data catalog series for space science and applications flight missions. Volume 1A: Descriptions of planetary and heliocentric spacecraft and investigations, second edition (1988) (0)
The lunar rills (1964) (0)
Apollo_15 lunar photography. (1972) (0)
Report on the ALPO LTP observing program. [for establishing albedo scale for lunar features] (1974) (0)
Availability of Experimental Data from the Planetary Space Probes at the National Space Science Data Center (1975) (0)
Moon morphology: Interpretations based on lunar orbiter photography: Peter H. Schultz, with Foreword by William R. Muehlberger. University of Texas Press, Austin, 1976. 626 pp. $35.00 (1977) (0)
Comparison of brightnesses of lunar features by three methods of observations. (1985) (0)
SPACE SCIENCE REPORT (1962) (0)
Report on the A.L.P.O.-LTP (Lunar Transient Phenomena) observing program. (1981) (0)
Observations of lunar transient phenomena in the Aristarchus region (1971) (0)
Planetary Mission Date Available at NSSDC. (1981) (0)

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