CLIPS AND ABSTRACTS FROM SOVIET OPEN LITERATURE

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• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00787R000500130083-4
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• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 13, 1998
• Sequence Number: 83
• Publication Date: March 31, 1960
• Content Type: REPORT

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A ri ri-AR PROJECT PAWING FLECYRIC CONDUCTIVITY OF Tnr SOILS
B5 brml PREPARED BY THE INSTITUTE OF 1FRRE6YRIAL MAOMFTISMp
IONO3PARE AND PROVAGNIION-0 NANO WAVES OF THE ZiOV-IEY ACADEMY
OF SCIENCES. THE MAP OF ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES?OF 11-It SOL
INCLUDING ITS CONDUCTIVITY TO A DEPTH OF 11 TO 15 METERSp WILL
DETERMINE THE DEGREE.OF THE EARTH'S ABSORPTION OF RADOO AVE'S'
THE AUDIBILITY OF RADIO TRANSMISSIONS, THE ZONES.OF DISTORTIOND
AND THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR TRANSMITTING AERIALS. THE MAP WILL
HELP AIR NAVIGATORS TO CORRECT READINGS OF AUTOMATOC EQUITPMENT
DURING FLIGHT, THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE CONDUCTIVITY OF SOIL IS IMPORTANT
IN BUILDING OIL AND GAS PIPELINES AND IN LAYING UNDERGROUND
CABLES. RADIO HAVIS'p WORKERS, AND STUDENTS HAVE BEEN INVITED
TO HELP IN COLON G THE MAP BY TAKING MEASUREMENTS WITH PORTABLE
APPARATUS EVOLVED(:AT THE INSTITUTE, THE SOVIET OAP IS. BEONG MADE
ACCORDING 70 TH'Z'PR NC'PLE OF CONDUCTIVITY AT EACH GWEN SPOT
AND NOT THE ROUTENCiPLE WHICH APPROXIMATES CONDUCTIVITY
BETWEEN TWO PO?NTS, (MOSCOW, TASSp ENGLISH, JAN. bp 19600 1415 GMT)
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The T.pstitute of Terrestrial Magnetism) the Ionosphere
and WaYS?Eroi-F.X.66;77-Academy-of-Scienees USSR, has
designed a spectrum analyzer for determining the in-
stantaneous frequency of variable atmospheric inter-
ference signals with an average frequency variation
ratio of about 2104 c/sec.sec. The signals are re-
corded on a tape recorder and transcribed on a tape
loop (full time of rOtation, 1.5-2.75 sec). Change oft
frequency with time can be observed visually by an os-r
cilloscope.' The raster has 50 lines with each tenth
line brightened for better reading. The analyzer has
four frequency ranges (0-40 0-120 0-60 and 0-20 kc).
A block diagram of the analyzer circuit and signal '
spectrogramsare given. (Likhter0 Ya.I.0 S*14.1)Prozumen
-she4ikav,k and Y&.P. Sobolev. Pribory i tekhnika ek-
sperimenta0 no. 1, Jan 19610 96-99) 5/120/61/000/001 I
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September 1960 marked the 10th anniversary of the Irkutsk laboratory of time
and frequencies of the all-union institute of physico-technical and radio-technical
measurements. The laboratory's rather small collective determines local time by ,
measurement of moving heavenly bodies, transmit S exact time signals, and controls
transmission of such signals by domestic and foreign radio stations. The volume
of scientific research performed by the laboratory has expanded considerably in
a comparatively short time. The laboratory has been augmented by new, more modern
equipment which permits scientific work with extreme accuracy. This year, for
example, new apparatus is being used to transmit signals with a deviation from
absolute accuracy of only .0002 (two ten-thousandths) of a second. To obtain these
results, the equipment had to be improved locally, which was done by a group under
Perkhokutskiy, senior scientific worker of the laboratory. This laboratory was the
first in the USSR to begin use of the Danjon prismatic astrolabe, a device for
astronomic measuring of ephemerides. Instruments have been converted for
semi-automatic and individual observations, and much other work has been done,
(Text) (Irkutsk, Russian, Sept. 29, 1960, 1100 GMT)
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