CONTRACTOR REQUEST FOR INFORMATION TASK ORDER NO. 5, CONTRACT NO. BB-425
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5 September 1962
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XWORAN" Y.: Director, NPIC
Acting Director, O$A
Contrst,or Request for Infoz tion
Task Oder No. 5, contract No. BB-425
1. Attached is copy no. 3 of Contractor's letter $HC62-8214-248
ated 16 Au at 1962. Copy No. 2 of this letter was handed to
by the undersigned on 28 Aura t 1966. Reference letter
C tams a xeQuest frc n TM for certain information to aid in their
I or It Printers.
2. The Contracting Officer has no ob3ection if your office
furnishes this infbrmst.bon directly to the contractor. However,
we roll. appreciate notification that it was accc q 1tshed or, in the
etat the infornstion is not available or connot be furnished, please
advise us.
Attac bn nt.. A-1062-6Q, CY 3
Contracting Officer, OBA
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CD/OSA BB 425 TO 5 T&P w/att.
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As a result of the meeting held with your technical representatives,
25X1A on 8 August 19621 - has requestSiFATINTL
The following three groups of questions,I believe,cover our informa-
tion need for this program at this time.
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that I confirm, through contractual channels, the questions which were
presented at this meeting. I feel that definitive answers to these questions
are essential in order to determine certain parameters essential to design
and fabrication of the Gamma I and Gamma II Rectifying Printers.
1. Since easel curvature recreates the earth's surface in map scale,
its shape is primarily dependent on flight altitude. Two sources of informa-
tion on the altitudes of the Gamma I input have provided values which have
disagreed significantly. The rectification theory is not influenced by flight
altitude, but the focusing function of the lens, the easel tilt, lens field,
and lens tilt are influenced.
What is the mean altitude of the 24" tipped missions to date?
What is the plus, minus variance from the mean?
What will be the altitude of future missions?
Is the nominal flight altitude for the Gamma II (36" focal length)
input the same as for the Gamma I?
What is the expected variance?
2. For the 24" system there are 10 scan cycle steps for 10 settings of
V/H. These are known to us and we can determine the residual geometric dis-
tortion.
What is the scan cycle rate for the 36" system? Usually expressed
as seconds per 3600 cycle or radians/sec.
3. Format and Film Data - Is the film of the 36" system exactly 6.600
inches wide? Verify format width of 6.300 inches.
Where is the format located with respect to film edges? Sometimes
it is offset a small amount.
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August 16, 1962
If at all possible,would you exert your best efforts to supply us with
this information as soon as possible.
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Very",t my yours,
HAM:mk SPECIAL HAN,D~IIN'G"