Catalogue of SETI Publications

CATALOGUE OF SETI

PUBLICATIONS

Stephane Dumas

jgsdumas@gmail

January 2, 2016

Catalogue of SETI publications S.Dumas

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Contents

Introduction 5

Papers 7

Popular books 69

Proceedings 77

Reports 157

IAC conferences 161

Special Issues of Acta Astronautica 199

Cosmic Search 219

Miscellaneous meetings 225

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Introduction

This document is continuously updated, this is not a definitive version. The date on the cover isused to indicate the latest update

This work has been commissioned by the International Academy of Astronautics (IAA) SETIPermanent Committee as part of the history of SETI working group. It is not intended as anultimate reference in the matter but rather a compilation of publications related to SETI. It shouldbe used as a starting point of any SETI bibliographic research.

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For any corrections or additions, please send your comments to [email protected]

Acknowledgements

Thanks toAlexander Panov for his help in the translation of some Russian documents.Andrew J. Sutter and Jurgen Lehmann for sharing their lists of SETI papers.

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PAPERS

This section deals with papers related to SETI

Papers in this section may be also found in other sections when they are published in proceedingsor reports.

The following table has four columns. The first is an index. The second lists the authours ofthe publication. The third column is the title. The fourth column lists information related to thepapers such as the journal, the volume, etc. The whole table has been sorted by first authour.

(P001) Ailleris, P. The lure of local SETI : fifty years offield experiments

Acta Astronautica, v68,p.2-15, (2011)

(P002) Almar, I.Race, M.S.

Discovery of extra-terrestrial life: as-sessment by scales of its importance andassociated risks

Phil. Trans. R. Soc. A,v369, (2011)

(P003) Almar, I.Tarter, J.

The discovery of ETI as a high-consequence, low-probability event

(P004) Almar, I. SETI terminology : do we interpretSETI terms correctly ?


(P005) Almar, I. SETI and astrobiology : the Rio scaleand the London scale


(P006) Almar, I. SETI and astrobiology: the Rio scaleand the London scale

Acta Astronautica, #69,p.899-903, (2011)

(P007) Almar, I. How the Rio scale should be improved

(P008) Altunin, V.I. Prospects for using soviet DSN anten-nas for SETI

Third Decennial US-USSR conference, v47,(1993)

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(P009) Ambarzumian, V.A. First Soviet-American Conference onCommunication with ExtraterrestrialInteligence (CETI)

Icarus, v16, p.412-414,(1972)

(P010) Ambarzumian, V.A. List of participants CETI conferenceByurakan, 5-11 September, 1971

(1971)

(P011) Anderson, D. P.Werthimer, D.Cobb, J.

SETI at Home Internet DistributedComputing for SETI

A New Era in Bioas-tronomy, v213, p.511-518,(2000)

(P012) Anderson, G.M. Some Problems in Communicationswith Relativistic Interstellar rockets

JBIS, v28, p.168-174,(1975)

(P013) Anderson, P. On Fermi’s Non-Paradox JBIS, v39, p.327, (1986)

(P014) Anderson, P. Letter to the editor in response to“Search for artificial stellar sources ofin- frared radiation” from F.Dyson.

Science, v32, p.251-252,(1960)

(P015) Annis, J. An astrophysical explanation for theGreat Silence

JBIS, v52, p.19-20, (1999)

(P016) Aretxaga-Burgos, R.Chela-Flores, J.

Cultural implications of the search andeventual discovery of a second genesis

Genesis - in the beginningprecursors of life, chemicalmodels and early biologi-cal evolution, v22, p.873-890, (2012)

(P017) Armstrong, S.Sandberg, A.

Eternity in six hours : intergalacticspreading of intelligent life and sharp-ening the Fermi paradox


(P018) Arnold, L. Transmitting signals over interstellardistances: three approaches comparedin the context of the Drake equation.

astrophysical journal,v627, p.534-539, (2005)

(P019) Arrhenius, S. The transmission of life through theuniverse

the monist, v18, #2,p.161-175, (1908)

(P020) Ashkenazi, M.Arbold, R.Coulter, G.

SETI and Human Behavior : HumanResponses to an ETI Signal Detection

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(P021) Atri, D.DeMarines, J.Haqq-Misra, J.

A Protocol for Messaging to Extrater-restrial Intelligence

Space Policy, v27, #3,p.165-169, (2011)

(P022) Atwell, E.Demetriou, G.Hugghes, J.

Comparing linguistic interpretationschemes for English corpora

(P023) Atwell, E.Elliott, J.

A corpus for interstellar communication

(P024) Augenstein, B.W. Interstellar Colonisation by VisitingCard

(1990)

(P025) Backus, P. R.Jordan, J. C.Harper, D. G.

Real time data acquisition in SETI Acta Astronautica, v26,#3, p.169-172, (1992)

(P026) Backus, P. R. Project Phoenix - SETI Observationsfrom 1200 to 1750 MHz with the Up-graded Arecibo Telescopes

Single-Dish Radio As-tronomy, v278, p.525-527,(2002)

(P027) Backus, P.R. The NASA SETI Microwave ObservingProject Targeted Search

Third decennial US-USSRconference on SETI, v47,(1993)

(P028) Bainbridge, W. S. Attitudes Toward Interstellar Commu-nication - An Empirical Study

JBIS, v36, p.298-304,(1983)

(P029) Balazs, B. A. SETI and the Galactic Belt of Intelli-gent Life


(P030) Ball, J.A. The Zoo hypothesis Icarus, v19, p.347-349,(1973)

(P031) Ball, J.A. The Zoo hypothesis Icarus, v19, p.347-349,(1973)

(P032) Banin, A.Navrot, J.

Chemical fingerprint of life in terrestrialsoils and their possible use for the de-tection of life on Mars and other planets

Icarus, v37, p.347-350,(1979)

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(P033) Barlow, M.T. Galactic exploration by directed self-replicating probes, and its implicationsfor the Fermi paradox

Int. J. Astrobiology, v12,p.63-68, (2012)

(P034) Baster, S.Elliott, J.

A SETI metapolicy : new directions to-wards comprehensive policies concern-ing the detection of extraterrestrial in-telligence


(P035) Bates, D. R. Communication with galactic civiliza-tions

Physics Bulletin, v23,p.26-29, (1972)

(P036) Baum, S.D.Haqq-Misra, J.

Would Contact with ExtraterrestrialsBenefit or Harm Humanity? A ScenarioAnalysis

Acta Astronautica, v68,#11, p.2114-2129, (2011)

(P037) Baxter, S.Elliott, J.

A SETI metapolicy: new directions to-wards comprehensive policies concern-ing the detection of extraterrestrial in-telligence


(P038) Baxter, S. Project Icarus: InterstellarSpaceprobes and Encounters withExtraterrestial Intelligence

JBIS, v66, #1, p.51-60,(2013)

(P039) Beech, M. The past, present and future supernovathreat to Earth’s biosphere

Astrophys., Space. Sci,#336, p.287-302, (2011)

(P040) Benford, G.Benford, J.Benford, D.

searching for cost optimized interstellarbeacons

(2008)arXiv:0810.3966

(P041) Benford, J.Benford, G.Benford, D.

Messaging with cost optimized inter-stellar beacons

(2008)arXiv:0810.3964

(P042) Benford, J.Benford, G.Benford, D.

cost optimized interstellar beacons:meti

(2010)

(P043) Benford, J. Starship Sails Propelled by Cost-Optimized Directed Energy

JBIS, v66, #3, p.85-95,(2013)

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(P044) Berg, A.S. Scanning the cosmos: the search for lifein the universe

Mcgill Science undergrad-uate research journal, v7,(2012)

(P045) Betinus, E.J. On ETI Alien Probe Flux Density JBIS, v31, p.217-221,(1978)

(P046) Betz, A. A directed search for extraterrestriallaser signals


(P047) Bezsudnov, I.Snarskii, A.

Where is Everybody?.. Wait a Mo-ment... New Approach to the FermiParadox

(2010)arXiv:1007.2774

(P048) Bhathal, R.Vozzo, L.Ross, D.

SETI education programs in Australia Acta Astronautica, v46,#10, p.701-705, (2000)

(P049) Bhathal, R. Australian optical SETI project A New Era in Bioas-tronomy, v213, p.553-558,(2000)

(P050) Billingham, J.Benford, J.

costs and difficulties of large-scale mes-saging, and the need for internationaldebate on potential risks

(2011)arXiv:1102.1938

(P051) Billingham, J.Oliver, B. M.Wolfe, J. H.

A review of the theory of interstellarcommunication


(P052) Billingham, J.Tarter, J.

Detection of the Earth with the SETImicrowave observing system assumedto be operating out in the galaxy


(P053) Billingham, J. Risk and value analysis of SETI Acta Astronautica, v21,#2, p.69-72, (1990)

(P054) Billingham, J. Cultural aspects of the search for ex-traterrestrial intelligence


(P055) Billingham, J. Pesek Lecture : SETI and society : de-cision trees


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(P056) Billingham, J. Summary of results of the seminar onthe cultural impact of extraterrestrialcontact

ASP conference series,v213, p.667-675, (2000)

(P057) Billingham, J. A Decision Process for Examining thePossibility of Sending Communicationsto Extraterrestrial Civilizations

IAA position paper

(P058) Billingham, J. Search for extraterrestrial intelligence Proceedings of the 1992Annual Meeting NASAOccupational Health Pro-gram, p.143-151, (1993)

(P059) Biraud, F.Tarter, J.

Conclusion of the selected target searchat the Nancay observatory


(P060) Biraud, F. SETI at the Nancay radiotelescope Acta Astronautica, v10,#11, p.759-760, (1983)

(P061) Bjork, R. Exploring the Galaxy using spaceprobes


(P062) Blair, D. G.Norris, R. P.Troup, E. R.

A narrow-band search for extraterres-trial intelligence using the interstellarcontact channel hypothesis

Mon. Not. R. Astr. Soc,v257, p.105-109, (1992)

(P063) Blair, D. G.Zadnik, M. G.

A list of possible interstellar communi-cation channel frequencies for SETI

Astron. Astrophys., v278,p.669-672, (1993)

(P064) Bond, A.Martin, A.R.

A Conservative Estimate of the Num-ber of Habitable Planets in the Galaxy

JBIS, v31, p.411-415,(1978)

(P065) Bostrom, N. Where are they? MIT technology review,p.72-77, (2008)

(P066) Bowyer, S.Zeitlin, G.Tarter, J.

The Berkeley parasitic SETI program Icarus, v53, p.147-155,(1983)

(P067) Bowywe, S. Forty Trillion Signals From Serendip -The Berkeley SETI Program

Progress in the Search forExtraterrestrial Life, v74,p.285-292, (1995)

(P068) Boyce, P.B. The first two steps after the signal ar-rives: verify and tell the world


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(P069) Bozhilov, V.Duncan, H. F.

The Entropy Principle and the influ-ence of sociological pressures on SETI

(2010)arXiv:1004.1822v1

(P070) Bracewell, R. N.MacPhie, R. H.

Searching for nonsolar planets Icarus, v38, p.136-147,(1979)

(P071) Bracewell, R. N. An Extended Drake Equation, thelongevity separation relation inhomo-geneities and chain formation


(P072) Bracewell, R. N. Communications from superior galacticcommunities

Nature, v186, p.670-671,(1960)

(P073) Bracewell, R.N.MacPhie, R.H.

Searching for nonsolar planets Icarus, v38, p.136-147,(1979)

(P074) Bradbury, R.J.Cirkovic, M.M.Dvorsky, G.

Dysonian Approach to SETI: A FruitfulMiddle Ground?

JBIS, v64, p.156-165,(2011)

(P075) Breeden, J.L. SETI implications of gravitational as-sist via chaotic trajectories of binaryobjects


(P076) Breher, J. W. Against the use of power law luminosityfunctions for ET beacons

Bioastronomy 2002,p.467, (2003)

(P077) Briggs, M.H. The Detection of Planets at InterstellarDistances

JBIS, v17, p.59-60, (1959)

(P078) Briggs, M.H. Evolutionary Biochemistry JBIS, v21, p.113-121,(1968)

(P079) Brin, D. The Great Silence : the controversyConcerning Extraterrestrial IntelligentLife

Q.Jl R.Astr.Soc., v24,p.283-309, (1983)

(P080) Brin, D. a contrarian perspective on altruism :the dangers of first contact

(P081) Briot, D. Is it the first use of the word Astrobiol-ogy ?

(2012)arXiv:1207.1491

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(P082) Busch, M. W.Reddick, R. M.

Testing SETI Message Designs (2009)arXiv:0911.3976

(P083) Callimahos, L. Communication with ExtraterrestrialIntelligence

(P084) Carrigan, R.A. Do potential SETI signals need to bedecontaminated ?


(P085) Carrigan, R.A. Is interstellar archeology possible ? Acta Astronautica, v78,p.121-126, (2012)

(P086) Carrigan, R.A. Is interstellar archeology possible? Acta Astronautica, #78,p.121-136, (2012)

(P087) Carrigan, R.A. IRAS-based whole-sky upper limit onDyson spheres

Astrophysical journal,v698, p.2075-2086, (2009)

(P088) Carrigan, R.A. The ultimate hacker: SETI signals mayneed to be decontaminated

Bioastronomy 2002,(2002)

(P089) Carrigan, R.A. Starry Messages : Searching for Signa-tures of Interstellar Archaeology

(2010)arXiv:1001.5455

(P090) Carrigan, R.A. Searching for Dyson spheres withPlanck spectrum fits to IRAS

(2004)

(P091) Cartin, D. Exploration of the local solar neigh-bourhood I: Fixed number of probes


(P092) Cartin, D. Upper limits on the probability of an in-terstellar civilization arising in the localSolar neighbourhood


(P093) Cartin, D. Quantifying the Fermi paradox in thelocal Solar neighborhood

(2014)

(P094) Cavicchioli, R. Extremophiles and the search for ex-traterrestrial life

Astrobiology, v2, #3,p.281-292, (2002)

(P095) Chapman, Al. A world in the Moon: JohnWilkins andhis lunar voyage of 1640

Q. Jl. R. astr. Soc, v32,p.121-132, (1991)

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(P096) Chyba, C.F. The Origin of Life in the Solar System:Current Issues

Annu.Rev.Earth.Planet.Sci.,v23, p.215-249, (1995)

(P097) Cirkovic, M.M.Bradbury, R.

Galactic Gradients, Postbiological Evo-lution and the Apparent Failure ofSETI

(2005)arXiv:astro-ph/0506110

(P098) Cirkovic, M.M.Milosevic-Zdjelar, V.

Extraterrestrial Intelligence andDoomsday - A Critical Assessment ofthe no-outsider requirement

Serb. Astron. J., #166,p.1-11, (2003)

(P099) Cirkovic, M.M.Vukotic, B.Dragicevic, I.

Galactic punctuated equilibrium: howto undermine carter’s anthropic argu-ment in astrobiology

(2009)arXiv:0912.4980

(P100) Cirkovic, M.M. Who are the SETI sceptics ? Acta Astronautica, v89,p.38-45, (2013)

(P101) Cirkovic, M.M. Too early? On the apparent conflict ofastrobiology and cosmology

Biology and Philosophy,v21, p.369-379, (2006)

(P102) Cirkovic, M.M. Forecast for the Next Eon: AppliedCosmology and the Long-Term Fate ofIntelligent Beings

Foundations of Physics,v34, p.239-261, (2004)

(P103) Cirkovic, M.M. On the Importance of SETI for Tran-shumanism

J. Evolution and Technol-ogy

(P104) Cirkovic, M.M. Against the Empire JBIS, v61, p.246-254,(2008)arXiv:0805.1821

(P105) Cirkovic, M.M. Fermi Paradox - The Last Challenge forCopernicansm ?

Serb. Astron. J., #178,p.1-20, (2009)

(P106) Cirkovic, M.M. Adaptationism Fails to Resolve Fermi’sParadox

Serbian AstronomicalJournal, v170, p.89-100,(2005)

(P107) Cirkovic, M.M. Permanence : an adaptationist solutionto Fermi’s paradox?


(P108) Cirkovic, M.M. The Temporal Aspect of the DrakeEquation and SETI

(2003)arxiv:astro-ph/0306186v1

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(P109) Cirkovic, M.M. Cosmic irony: seti optimism fromcatastrophes?


(P110) Clarkes, J.N. Extraterrestrial intelligence and galac-tic nuclear activity

Icarus, v46, p.94-96,(1981)

(P111) Cleator, P.E. Extra-terrestrial life JBIS, v2, #1, p.3-4,(1935)

(P112) Cobb, J.Lebofsky, M.Werthimer, D.

Serendip IV : data acquisition, reduc-tions and analysis

(P113) Cocca, A. A. XII Tables for researchers on extrater-restrial intelligence


(P114) Cocconi, G.Morrison, P.

Searching for Interstellar Communica-tions

Nature, p.844-846, (1959)

(P115) Coffey, E.J. The Improbability of Behavioural Con-vergence in Aliens – Behavioural Impli-cations of Morphology

JBIS, v38, #11, p.515-520, (1985)

(P116) Coffey, E.J. Evolutionary Objections to Alien De-sign Models

JBIS, v39, #11, p.508-512, (1986)

(P117) Coffrey, E.J. Hominid Evolution and SETI JBIS, v34, #3, (1981)

(P118) Cohen, N.Charlton, D.

Polychromatic SETI Progress in the Search forExtraterrestrial Life, v74,p.313-324, (1995)

(P119) Cohen, N.L.Malkan, M.A.Dickey, J.M.

A passive SETI in globular clusters atthe hydroxyl and water lines

Icarus, v41, p.198-204,(1980)

(P120) Colomb, F.R.Hurrell, E.Lemarchand, G.A.

Results of Two Years of SETI Observa-tions with META II


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(P121) Colomb, F.R.Hurrell, E.Olalde, J. C.

SETI Activities in Argentina Third decennial US-USSRconference on SETI, v47,p.279-290, (1993)

(P122) Contant, J.M IAA: 35 years of search for extraterres-trial intelligence, tribute to Jean Heid-mann


(P123) Cooper, J.C. Extraterrestrial Life JBIS, v19, p.302, (1964)

(P124) Cooper, J.C. Extraterrestrial Life and Space Lawyers JBIS, v19, p.101, (1963)

(P125) Corbet, R.H.D. The Use of Gamma-Ray Bursts as Di-rection and Time Markers in SETIStrategies

(1999)arXiv:astro-ph/9904268v1

(P126) Corbet, R.H.D. Synchronized SETI - The Case for Op-position


(P127) Cordes, J.Lazio, J.Sagan, C.

Scintillation-induced intermittency inSETI

The Astrophysical jour-nal, v487, p.782-808,(1997)

(P128) Cordes, J.Lazio, J.

Interstellar Scintillation and SETI Third decennial US-USSRconference on SETI, v47,p.143-160, (1993)

(P129) Cordes, J.M.Sullivan, W.T.

Astrophysical Coding A New Approachto SETI Signals - Signal Design andWave Propagation


(P130) Cotta, C.Morales, A.

A Computational Analysis of GalacticExploration with Space Probes: Impli-cations for the Fermi Paradox

JBIS, v62, p.82-88, (2009)

(P131) Coughlin, J.L. Extrasolar Planets: What Can BeKnown before Going There

JBIS, v66, #1, p.47-50,(2013)

(P132) Coulter, G.R.Klein, M.J.Backus, P.R.

Searching for intelligent life in the uni-verse : NASA high resolution mi-crowave survey

Adv Space Biol Med, v4,p.189-224, (1994)

(P133) Courtin, R. Jean Heidmann (1923-2000) and SETI Highlights of astronomy,v15, p.722-723, (2009)

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(P134) Crawford, I.A. Project Icarus: a review of local inter-stellar medium properties of relevancefor space missions to the nearest stars

Acta Astronautica, (2010)arXiv:1010.4823

(P135) Crawford, I.A. Interstellar travel: a review of as-tronomers

Q. Jl. R. astr. Soc, v31,p.377-400, (1990)

(P136) Crick, F.H.C.Orgel, L.E.

Directed panspermia Icarus, v19, p.341-346,(1973)

(P137) Crossley, R. Percival Lowell and the history of Mars The Massachusetts Re-views, v41, p.297-318,(2000)

(P138) Crowe, M. J. A history of the extraterrestrial life de-bate

Zygon, v32, #2, p.147-162, (1997)

(P139) Cullers, D. K. Sensitive detection of narrowbandpulses


(P140) Cullers, K.Stanley, R. D.

SETI algorithms

(P141) Cullers, K. Project Phoenix and Beyond Bioastronomy 99, (2000)

(P142) Davies, P.C.W.Wagner, R.V.

Searching for alien artifacts on theMoon


(P143) Davies, P.C.W. Searching for a shado biosphere onEarth as a test of the ’cosmic imper-ative’

Phil. Trans. R. Soc. A,v369, p.624-632, (2011)

(P144) Davis, J. A bibliography of government docu-ments on extraterrestrials life : 1957-1976

Government PublicationsReview, v5, #3, p.295-309, (1978)

(P145) De la Torre, G. G. Toward a new cosmic consciousness :psychoeducational aspects of contactwith extraterrestrial civilizations


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(P146) de Vladar, H.P. The game of active search for extra-terrestrial intelligence: breaking the‘Great Silence’

Int J. Astrobiology, v12,p.53-62, (2013)

(P147) DeBoer, D. R. The Allen telescope array : commensaland efficient SETI


(P148) Denning, K. Unpacking the great transmission de-bate


(P149) Denning, K. If life what we make of it? Phil. Trans. R. Soc. A,v369, (2011)

(P150) Denning, K. L on Earth (2005)

(P151) Denton, T. Dancing in our Lenses: Why There AreNot More Technological Civilisations

JBIS, v37, #11, p.522-525, (1984)

(P152) Devito, C.L.Oehrle, R.T.

A Language based on the FundamentalFacts of Science

JBIS, v43, p.561-568,(1990)

(P153) Devito, C.L. Cultural Aspect of Interstellar Commu-nication

Civilizations BeyondEarth: ExtraterrestrialLife and Society

(P154) DeVito, C.L. Alien Mathematics JBIS, v63, #8, p.306-309,(2010)

(P155) DeVore, I. Extraterrestrial intelligence ? Notlikely

Ann N Y Acad Sci, v950,p.275-288, (2001)

(P156) Dick, S.J. The postbiological universe Acta Astronautica, v62,#8, p.499-504, (2008)

(P157) Dick, S.J. Origins and development of NASA exo-biology program, 1958-1976


(P158) Dick, S.J. Origins and developments of NASA’sexobiology program 1958-1976


(P159) Dick, S.J. Cultural aspects of astrobiology Bioastronomy 99, (2000)

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(P160) Dick, S.J. NASA and the search for life in the uni-verse

Endeavour, v30, #2, p.71-75, (2006)

(P161) Dick, S.J. The postbiological universe and our fu-ture in space

Futures, v41, p.578-580,(2009)

(P162) Dick, S.J. Cultural evolution, the postbiologicaluniverse and SETI


(P163) Dick, S.J. Other worlds: the cultural significanceof the Extraterrestrial life Debate

Leonardo, v29, p.133-137,(1996)

(P164) Dick, S.J. The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelli-gence and the NASA High ResolutionMicrowave Survey

Space Science Reviews,v64, p.93-139, (1993)

(P165) Dixon, R. S. About Cosmic Search and SETI Cosmic Search, v1, #1,(1979)

(P166) Dixon, R. S. A search strategy for finding extrater-restrial radio beacons

Icarus, v20, p.187-199,(1973)

(P167) Dixon, R. S. The Ohio SETI Program - The FirstDecade

The Search for Extrater-restrial Life: RecentDevelopments, p.305-314,(1985)

(P168) Dixon, R.S.Cole, D.M.

A modest all-sky search for narrowbandradio radiation near the 21-cm hydro-gen line

Icarus, v30, p.267-273,(1977)

(P169) Dixon, R.S. A search strategy for finding extrater-restrial radio beacons

Icarus, v20, p.187-199,(1973)

(P170) Djorgovski, S. G. Generalized SETI in a Virtual Observa-tory


(P171) Dole, S. H. The search for a rationale for interstel-lar communication

RAND corporation,(1966)

(P172) Dole, S.H. Computer simulation of the formationof planetary systems

Icarus, v13, p.494-508,(1970)

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(P173) Dominik, M.Zarnecki, J.C.

The detection of extra-terrestrial lifeand the consequences for science andsociety


(P174) Dominik, M. Invited Pesek Lecture : Explorationrather than speculation-assembling thepuzzl of potential life beyond Earth


(P175) Donahoe, F.J. On the abundance of Earth-like planets Icarus, v5, p.303-304,(1966)

(P176) Doyle, L.McKay, C.P.Whitmire, D.P.

Astrophysical constraints on exobiolog-ical habitats

Third decennial US-USSRconference on SETI,(1993)

(P177) Doyle, L. R.McCowan, B.Johnston, S.

Information theory, animal communica-tion and the search for extraterrestrialintelligence


(P178) Drake, F.Fraknoi, A.

SETI : a slide set and introductorybooklet

(P179) Drake, F.Sagan, C.

Interstellar radio communication andthe frequency selection problem

Nature, v245, (1973)

(P180) Drake, F. Reflections on the modern history ofSETI


(P181) Drake, F. Space missions for SETI Acta Astronautica, v44,#2, p.113-115, (1999)

(P182) Drake, F. SETI The Early Days and Now ASP Conference Series,v395, p.213-223, (2008)

(P183) Drake, F. A Reminiscence of Project Ozma Cosmic Search, v1, #1

(P184) Drake, F. The Arecibo Message of November,1974

Icarus, v26, p.462-466,(1975)

(P185) Drake, F. The search for extra-terrestrial intelli-gence

Phil. Trans. R. Soc. A.,v369, p.633-643, (2011)

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(P186) Drake, F. How Can We Detect Radio Transmis-sions from Distant Planetary Systems?

Sky & Telescope, p.140-143, (1960)

(P187) Drake, F. A brief history of SETI Third decennial US-USSRconference on SETI

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POPULAR BOOKS

List of books related to SETI

This chapter deals with popular books written by a single author (or only few) as oppose to aproceedings that is written by many authors.

The following table has four columns. The first is an index. The second lists the author(s) ofthe publication. The third column is the title. The fourth column lists information related to thebook. The whole table has been sorted by first author.

(B001) Allen, T. The Quest: a report on extraterrestriallife

Chilton books,310p, (1965)

(B002) Angelo, J.A. The existence of other worlds Facs on FilePublications, 296p,(1985)

(B003) Angelo, J.A. The extraterrestrial encyclopedia : oursearch for life in outer space

Facts on filepublications, NY,296p, (1985)

(B004) Ballesteros, F.J. E.T. Talk - how will we communicatewith intelligent life on other worlds ?

Springer, 233p,(2010)

(B005) Basalla, G. Civilized life in the universe: scientistson intelligent extraterrestrials

Oxford UniversityPress, 248p, (2006)

(B006) Berrill, N.J. Worlds without end: a reflection onplanets, life and time

MacMillian, 232p,(1964)

(B007) Billings, L. Five billions years of solitude - thesearch for life among the stars

Current, 305p,(2013)

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(B008) Bova, B.Preiss, B.

First Contact New AmericanLibrary Books,481p, (1990)

(B009) Bracewell, R.N. The Galactic Club - Intelligent Life onOuter Space

W.H. Freeman &co ltd., (1975)

(B010) Christian, J.L. Extraterrestrial intelligence: the firstencounter

Prometheus books,302p, (1976)

(B011) Cirkovic, M.M. The Astrobiological Landscape: Philo-sophical Foundations of the Study ofCosmic Life

CambridgeUniversity Press,274p, (2012)

(B012) Copland, A. The existence of other worlds J. G. &. F.Rivington, (1834)

(B013) Coustenis, A.Encrenaz, T.

Life beyond Earth - the search for hab-itable worlds in the universe


(B014) Cranford, J.L. From dying stars to the birth of life NottinghamUniversity Press,249p, (2011)

(B015) Davies, P. Are We Alone? : Philosophical Impli-cations Of The Discovery Of Extrater-restrial Life

Basic Books, 176p,(1995)

(B016) Davies, P. The Eerie Silence Houghton MifflinHarcourt, 241p,(2010)

(B017) de Bergerac, C. Voyage dans la Lune ErnestFlammarion, 262p,(1657)

(B018) DeVito, C.L. Science, SETI and Mathematics Berghahn Books,220p, (2013)

(B019) Dick, S. J. Life on Other Worlds the 20th-centuryextraterrestrial life debate


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(B020) Dick, S. J. The living universe : NASA and the de-velopment of astrobiology

Rutgers UniversityPress, 312p, (2004)

(B021) Dole, S.H. Habitable planets for man American ElsevierPublishing, 158p,(1970)

(B022) Drake, F.Sobel, D.

Is Anyone Out There? Dell Publishing,272p, (1994)

(B023) Drake, F. Intelligence life in space The Macmillianco., 128p, (1967)

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PROCEEDINGS

Those are proceedings from conferences, and books that are collection of papers writ-ten by several authors.

This chapter deals with proceedings written by a several authors and edited by a few people.They are mostly the product a conferences.

For each proceedings, the title of the book is given and the names of the people in charge of itsedition. Informations related to the publisher is also provided. Then a short table of content listingall the contributions and their authors.

List of proceedings

Archaelogy, anthropology and stellar communication 129ed. D. Vakoch

Bioastronomy – the next steps 131ed. G. Marx

Biostronomy: the search for extraterrestrial life – the exploration broader 85eds. J.Heidmann and M.J. Klein

Civilizations beyond earth: extraterrestrial life and society 122eds. D. Vakoch and A.A. Harrison

Communication with extraterrestrial intelligence 142ed. D. Vakoch

Communication with extraterrestrial intelligence 80ed. C.Sagan

Communication with extraterrestrial intelligence 104eds. J.Billingham and R.Pesek

Cosmos & culture: cultural evolution in a cosmic context 126

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eds. S.J. Dick and M. Lupisella

Interstellar communications: scientific perspective 95eds. C. Ponnamperuma and A.G.W. Cameron

Interstellar communication 82ed. A.G.W. Cameron

Exobiology 92eds. M.M. Freundlich and B.M. Wagner

Exobiology: matter, energy and information in the origin and evolution of lifein the universe

138

eds. J. Chela-Flores and F. Raulin

Extraterrestrials – where are they? 124eds. B. Zuckerman and M.H. Hart

Extraterrestrial civilizations, 121ed. G.M. Tovmasyna

Extraterrestrial civilizations: problems of interstellar communication 96ed. S.A. Kaplan

Extraterrstrial life an anthology and bibliography 93eds. E.A. Shneour, E.A. Ottesen

Extraterrestrials: Science and Alien Intelligence 145ed. E. Regis

Life in the universe – from the miller experiment to the search for life on otherworlds

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eds. J. Seckbach, J. Chela-Flores, T. Owen and F. Raulin

Life sciences and space research 128eds. R. Holmquist and A.C. Stickland

Searching for extraterrestrial intelligence – seti past, present and future 119ed. H.P. Shuch

Serendipitous discoveries in radio astronomy 99eds. K. Kellermann and B. Sheets

SETI science working group report 147eds. F. Drake, J.H. Wolfe and C.L. Seeger

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Strategies for the search for life in the universe 111ed. M.D. Papagiannis

The search for extraterrestrial intelligence: NRAO workshop 1985 102eds. K.I. Kellermann and G.A. Seielstad

The blue dot workshop 97ed. J. des Marais

The problem of search for life in the universe 148eds. V.A. Ambartsumian, N.S. Kardashev and V.S. Troitskii

The search for extraterrestrial life: recent developments 106ed. M.D. Papagiannis

The Search for Extreterrestrial Intelligence 136eds. P. Morrison, J. Billingham and J. Wolfe

Third IAA symposium on searching for life signature 151eds. S. Dumas and A. Panov

Third decennial US-USSR conference on SETI 153ed. S. Shostak

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COMMUNICATIONWITH EXTRATERRESTRIAL INTEL-

LIGENCE

edited by Carl Sagan (MIT Press, 1973)

This is the English translation of the Byurakan meeting.

Extrasolar planetary systemGold, Ambartsudian, Moroz, Pariisky

Extraterrestrial lifeSagan, Crick, Mukhin

The evolution of intelligenceHubel, Stent

The evolution of technological civilizationLee, Flannery, Markarian

The lifetimes of technological civilizationsShklovsky, Platt, Stent, Minksy, Gold

The number of advanced galactic civilizationsSagan, Marov, Lee, von Hoerner, Kardashev, Idlis

Astroengeneering activity : the possibiliy of Extraterrestrial intelligence in presentastrophysical phenomenaDyson, Kardashev, Ginburg, Marx

Techniques of contactsDrake, Kardashev, Troitsky, Gindilis, Petrovich, Pariisky, Moroz, Oliver, Townes

Message contentsPanovskin, Kuznetzov, Sukhotin, Minsky

The consequences of contactMorrison, McNeill

Nature of probability statements in discussions of the prevalence of extraterrestrialintelligent lifeTerrence Fine

Added comments on ”the prevalence of humanoids”G.G. Simpson

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The world, the flesh and the devilFreeman J. Dyson

Infrared observations and Dyson cilivizationsMartin Harwit

Searching for GODotJoshua Lederberg

Tachyon bit ratesMartin Harwit

X-ray pulses for interstellar communicationsJames L. Elliot

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INTERSTELLAR COMMUNICATIONS

a collection of reprints and original contributions

edited by A.G.W. Cameron (W.A.Benjamin inc., 1964)

Is communication possible with intelligent beings from other planets?Iosif S. Shklovskiy

History of our galaxyA.G.W. Cameron

The origin of the solar systemA.G.W. Cameron

The early development of the EarthA.G.W. Cameron

Chemical evolutionMelvin Calvin

Occurrence of life in the universeSu-Shu Huang

The problem of life in the universe and the mode of star formationSu-Shu Huang

Life-supporting regions in the vicinity of binary systemsSu-Shu Huang

The sizes of habitable planetsSu-Shu Huang

Stellar life zonesA.G.W. Cameron

Search for artificial stellar source of infrared radiationFreeman J. Dyson

Gravitational machinesFreeman J. Dyson

Radioastronomy and communication through spaceEdward Purcell

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The general limits of space travelSebastien von Hoerner

Searching for interstellar communicationsGiuseppe Coccoci and Philip Morrison

How can we detect radio transmissions from distant planetary system?Frank D. Drake

Project OzmaFrank D. Drake

Detection of intelligent signal from spaceJ.A. Webb

Coherence in interstellar signalsM.J.E. Golay

Radio signals from other planetsR.N. Bracewell

Problem of transmission in interstellar communicationSu-Shu Huang

Some potentialities of optical masersB.M. Oliver

Interstellar and interplanetary communication with optical masersR.N. Schwartz and C.H. Townes

Life in the galaxyR.N. Bracewell

Communication from superior galactic communitiesR.N. Bracewell

Interstellar communicationPhilip Morrion

The search for signals from other civilizationsSebastien von Hoerner

Extraterrestrial intelligent life and interstellar communication : an informal discussionJ.P.T. Pearman

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Interstellar communicationB.N. Oliver

Interstellar communication and human evolutionRobert Ascher and Marcia Ascher

Future research on interstellar communicationA.G.W. Cameron

Outlook regarding interstellar communicationPhilip Morrison

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BIOSASTRONOMY

the search for extraterrestrial life – the exploration broader

edited by J.Heidmann and M.J. Klein (Springer-Verlag, 1990)

Proceedings of the third international symposium on bioastronomy held at Val Cenis, Savoie,France, 18-23 June 1990

The creation of free energyG. Marx

Particulate disks around main sequence starsD.E. Backman and F. Paresce

Bursts of star formation in the local galactic disk and their implications for the originand evolution of life around the sun and nearby starsA.A. Suchkov

Testing Theories of Star FormationJ.N. Evans II

Towards an estimate of the fraction of stars with planets from velocities of highprecisionB. Campbell, S. Yang and A.W. Irwin, G.A.H. Walker

On the feasibility of extra-solar planetary detection at very low radio frequenciesA. Lecacheux

The ESO microvariability key program and the detection of extrasolar planets andbrown dwarfsN. Vogt

A proposal for the search for extra-solar planets by occultationJ. Schneider and M. Chevreton

Near-term prospects for extra-solar planet detection: the astrometric imaging tele-scopeR.J. Terrile, E.H. Levy and G.D. Gatewood

A search for T-Tauri stars based on the IRAS point source catalogueJ.C.G. Hetem, J.R.D. Lepine, G.R. Quast, C.A.O. Torres and R. de la Reza

How many single stats among solar type stars ?A. Duquennoy and M.Mayor

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Habitable planetary orbits around Alpha Centauri and other binariesD. Benest

The search for protostarsT.L. Wilson

The habitability of Mars-type planets around the main sequence starsW.L. Davis, L.R. Doyle, D.E. Backman and C.P. McKay

Planetary accretion debris and IR excesses in open stellar clustersD.E. Backman, J.R. Stauffer and F.C. Witteborn

Lithium abundance as a probe of the early evolution of solar-type starsE.L. Martin, G. Basri and C.Bertout

Low-amplitude stellar velocity variations : other possibilitiesD.W. Latham, G. Torres and T. Mazeh

Some recent developments in interstellar chemistryW.M. lrvine, A. Hjalmarson and M. Ohishi

The formation of long chains of carbon atoms in spaceR.D. Brown, D.M. Cragg and R.P.A. Bettens

Hydrogen cyanide polymerization: a preferred cosmochemical pathwayC.N. Matthews

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH’s): very abundant organic molecules in theinterstellar mediumA. Leger, L. d’Hendecourt, L. Verstraete and C. Joblin

Primitive evolution: early information transfer and catalysis by purinesM.C. Maurel

The search for H2O in extraterrestrial environmentsH.P. Larson

Self-assembly properties of primitive organic compoundsD.W. Deamer

Cometary studies: the bioastronomical perspectivesA.C. Levasseur-Regourd

Origin of the biosphere of the earthA.H. Delsemme

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Carbon-rich micrometeorites and prebiotic synthesisM. Maurette, Ph. Bonny, A. Brack, C. Jouret, M. Pourchet and P. Sity

Titan’s atmosphere probed by stellar occultationA. Brahic, B. Sicardy, C. Ferrari and D. Gautier

Study of transmitted light through Titan’s atmosphereD. Toublanc, J.P. Parisot and J. Brillet

UV radiation fields in dense clouds: photochemical effectsS. Aiello, S. Tine’ and C. Cecchi-Pestellini

Prebiotic chemistry in planetary environmentsF. Raulin

Terrestrial accretion of prebiotic volatiles and organic molecules during the heavybombardmentC.F. Chyba, C. Sagan, L. Brookshaw, and P.J. Thomas

Geophysiology and habitable zones around sun-like starsD.W. Schwartzman and T. Volk

Exobiological habitats: an overviewL.R. Doyle and C.P. McKay

Habitable zones for Earth-like planets around main sequence starsD.P. Whitmire, R.Z Reynolds and J.F. Kasling

Titan’s atmosphere from voyager infrared observations: parallels and differences withthe primitive earthA. Coustenis

Liquid water and life on early MarsC.P. McKay, L.R. Doyle, W.L. Davis and R.A. Wharton

New interpretation of crustal extension evidences on marsE.A. Grin

Martian paleohydrology and its implications for exobiology scienceN.A. Cabrol and E.A. Grin

Boundaries of the Earth’s biosphereM.D. Nussinov and S.V. Lysenko

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The Impact of Technology on SETIM.I. Klein and S. Guilkis

RFI Surveys at Selected Radio ObservatoriesE.T. Olsen, E.B. Jackson and S. Gulkis

A 1Hz Resolution RFI Survey: Preliminary ResultsJ.W. Dreher, J. Tarter and D. Werthimer

The SERENDIP II SETI Program: Observations and RFI AnalysisC. Donnelly, S. Bowyer, W. Herrick, D. Werthimer, M. Lampton and T. Hiatt

SETI: On the Telescope and on the Drawing BoardJ.C. Tarter and M.J. Klein

Project of ETI Signal Search at the Wavelength 1.47 mmS.F. Likhachev and G.M. Rudnitstkij

A SETI Search Technique: Monitor Stars to Which We Have Sent SignalsP.B. Boyce and L.H. Wasserman

Search for Alien Space ProbesA.V. Arkhipov

Karhunen-Loeve Versus Fourier Transform for SETIC. Maccone

On the Strategy of SETIL.N. Filippova, N.S. Kardashev, S.F. Likhachev and V.S. Strelnitskij

Pan-Galactic Pulse Periods and the Pulse Window for SETIW.T. Sullivan, III

Cosmic Background Radiation Limits for SETIS. Guilkis

VLBI and Interstellar Scattering Tests for SETI SignalsV.I. Slysh

A Test for the Interstellar Contact Channel Hypothesis in SETID.G. Blair, R. Norris, K.J. Wellington, A. Williams and A. Wright

The SETI Program of the Planetary SocietyT.R. McDonough

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Trying to do science using high spectral resolution SETI prototypesJ.C. Tarter, P. Backus, K Cullers, J. Dreher, C Hlavka and J. Jordan

The summit of the cbr at mm wavelengths and other queriesJ.P. Vallee

The potential contribution of the northern cross radiotelescope to the SETI programC. Bortolotti, A Cattani, N. D’Amico, G. Grueff, A. Maccaferri, S. Montebugnoli and M. Roma

A proposal for a SETI global networkJ. Heidmann

A search for Dyson spheres around late-type stars in the IRAS catalogJ. Jugaku and S. Nishimura

Gravitational, plasma, and black-hole lenses for interstellar communicationsV.R. Eshleman

SETI through the gamma-ray window: a search for interstellar spacecraftM.J Harris

Criteria of artificiality in SETIV.V. Rubtsov

The antecedents of consciousness: evolving the ”intelligent” ability to simulate situ-ations and contemplate the consequences of novel courses of actionW.H. Calvin

Cognition in an African grey parrotI.M. Pepperberg

Archeology in space: encountering alien trash and other remainsD.L Holmes

Biological constraints on interstellar travelJ. Pfleiderer

A philosophical approach to the extraterrestrial life issueA.D. Fokker

The intrinsic limit to the speed of innovation and its relevance for the question ”whereare they?”P. Kafka

SEti searches with the 70-m SUFFA radio telescopeN.S. Kardashev

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Strategy of the mutual search for civilizations by means of probesU.N. Zakirov

Connections: Life on Earth and Atoms in the UniverseR.E. Davies and R.H. Koch

From the physical world to the biological universe: historical developments underlyingsetiS.J. Dick

Possible way for evolution of the intellect of intelligent beingsL.V. Ksanfomality

SETI as a scienceD.W. Swift

May there be an ultimate goal to the cosmic evolution?M.D. Papagiannis

Evolutionary approach to the SETI problemV.V. Burdyuzha, V.I. Maron and M.D. Nussinov

Peace among the factions: cooling tempers in the extraterrestrial life debateD. Brin

The likely organizational order of advanced intelligencesP. Schenkel

The role of comprehensive perception in traditionM. Pfleiderer and Paul Leyhausen

Technical evolution and positive feedbackJ. Pfleiderer and M. Pfleiderer

Contact paranoia and pronoia: an anthropologist looks at SETIB. Finney

The Declaration of Principles for Activities Following the Detection of ExtraterrestrialIntelligenceJ. Billingham, M. Michaud and J.C. Tarter

The Consequences of Contact: Views of the Scientific Community and the ScienceMediaD.E. Tarter and W.G. Peacock

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Selection Criteria in Bioastronomy: Excerpts from a Panel DiscussionI. Almar, W.H. Calvin, V.V. Rubtsov, W.T. Sullivan III, J.C. Tarter and D.K. Werthimer

Summary of Scientific Content of the SymposiumF.D. Drake

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EXOBIOLOGY

edited by M.M. Freundlich and B.M. Wagner (American Astronautical Society, 1969)

Frontiers in solar system exobiologySagan, C.

Automated microbial metabolism laboratoryLevin, G.V.

Life detection techniquesYoung, R.S.

Techniques of interstellar communicationHafner, E.M.

The origin of microbial life on Earth and its implication for extraterrestrial formsIsenberg, H.D.

Biochemical basis for life in extraterrestrial environmentsVishniac, W.

Sociological aspects of exobiologyWagner, B.M.

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EXTRATERRSTRIAL LIFE AN ANTHOLOGY AND BIB-

LIOGRAPHY

compiled by E.A. Shneour, E.A. Ottesen (National Academy of Sciences 1966)

Geochemistry of organic substancesAbelson, P.H.

Observations on the nature of the ”organized elements” in carbonaceous chondritesFitch, F.W. and Anders, E.

How did life begin ?Fox, S.W.

Reduction of carbon dioxide in aqueous solution by ionizing radiationGarrison, W.M. and Morrison, D.C.

The origin of lifeHaldane, J.B.S.

Pasteur an cosmic asymmetryHaldane, J.B.S.

On the evolution of biochemical synthesesHorowitz, N.H.

Occurrence of life in the universeHuang, S.S.

Outer space and lifeImshenetsky, A.A.

Physical observation of the lunar surfaceKozyrev, N.A.

Exobiology: approaches to life beyond on EarthLederberg, J.

Evidence in meteorite of former life: the organic compounds in carbonaceous chon-drites are similar to those found in marine sedimentsMeinschein, W.G., Nagy, B. and Hennessy, D.J.

The formation of organic compounds on primitives EarthMiller, S.L.

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Organic compounds synthesis on the primitive EarthMiller, S.L. and Urey, H.C.

Synthesis of purines under possible primitive Earth conditions part 1 and 2Oro, J. and Kinball, A.P.

Study in experimental organic cosmochemistryOro, J.

Formation of adenine by electro irradiation of methane, ammonia and waterPonnamperuma, C., Lemmon, R.M., Mariner, R. and Calvin, M.

Synthesis of deoxyadenosine under simulated primitive Earth conditionsPonnamperuma, C. and Kirk, P.

On the origin and planetary distribution of lifeSagan, C.

The nonprevalance of humanoidsSimpson, G.G.

Extraterrestrial microbiologyVishniac, W.

Life in the second and third periods or why phosphorus and sulfur for high energybondsWald, G.

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INTERSTELLAR COMMUNICATIONS

scientific perspective

edited by C. Ponnamperuma and A.G.W. Cameron (Houghton Mifflin Company, 1974)

An introduction to the problem of interstellar communicationSagan, C.

Planetary systems in the galaxyCameron, A.G.W.

The chemical basis of extraterrestrial lifePonnamperuma, C.

The likelihood of the evolution of communicating intelligence on other planetsArbib, M.

Possible forms of intelligence natural and artificialMcCarthy, J.

From chemical to biological to social evolutionAronoff, S.

Interstellar probeBracewell, R.N.

Methods of communication: message content, search strategy, interstellar travelDrake, F.

Technical considerations of interstellar communicationOliver, B.M.

Entropy, life and communicationMorrison, P.

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EXTRATERRESTRIAL CIVILIZATIONS

Problems of interstellar communication

edited by S.A. Kaplan (1971)translation from Russian (Vnezemnye tsivilizatsii. Problemy mezhzvezdnoi svyazi, 1969)

a long introduction by S.A. Kaplan

The astrophysical aspects of the search for signals from extraterrestrial civilisationsKardashev, N.S.

The effect of the space medium on the propagation of radio signalsPanovkin, B.N.

The possibility of radio communication with an extraterrestrial civilisationGindilis, L.M.

Methods of message decodingSukhotin, B.V.

Rates of development of civilisation and their forecastingKhovanov, G.M.

96


THE BLUE DOT WORKSHOP

edited by J. des Marais (1997)Proceedings of a workshop held at Moffett Field, California, June 27-28, 1996NASA Conference publication 10154

Free oxygen in the atmosphere of Mars and VenusAllen, M.; Yung, Y.L.

Earth’s air chemistry seen from spaceChatfield, R.

Atmosphere and surfaces of outer planetsCrunkshank, D.P.

History of atmosphere levelsdes Marais, D.J.

Water on Mars and VenusDonahue, T.M.

Signature of intelligent lifeDrake, F.Tarter, J.

Remote sensing of Earth atmosphereFarmer, C.B.

Radiation transfert and the search for extraterrestrial lifeGanapol, B.D.

Habitable zone around stars and their relation to CO2, O2 and O3Kasting, J.F.

The project DarwinLeger, A.

Organic reactivity constributing on biogenic gas production, oxydation, and transportprocessesMartens, C.S.

Exobiology laying the groundwork in a search for extrasolar lifeMayor, M.

Reduced biogenic carbon gases who cut the cheeseOrenland, R.S.

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Multiple blue dotsOwen, T.

Remote sensing of the Earth biospherePeterson, D.L.

Biogenic trace gases on Earth undertanding the controls of global source and sinkPoter, C.S.

Contrasts in the Earth present and early methane budgetReeburgh, W.S.

How definitive would detection of H2O, CO2, O2/O3 and CH4/O2 be for the identi-fication of life on planets of other stars?Sagan, C.

Life detection by atmosphere analysisWatson, A.

A space based imaging bulling interferometerWoolf, N.; Angel, R.

Disequilibrium chemistry of impactZahnle, K.

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SERENDIPITOUS DISCOVERIES IN RADIO ASTRON-

OMY

edited by K. Kellermann and B. Sheets (1983)Proceedings of a Workshop (#7) held at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory Green

Bank, West Virginia on May 4, 5, 6, 1983

My father and his workJansky, D.

Personnel recollections for the Greenbank symposiumJansky Parson, A.M.

Personnal recollection of Karl JanskyBeak, A.C.

Karl Jansky and the beginning of radio astronomySullivan, W.T.

Karl Guthe Jansky serendipity. Its impact on astronomy and its lesson for the futureKrauss, J.D.

Radio astronomy betweens Jansky and ReberReber, G.

Optical and radio astronomers in the early yearsGreenstein, J.L.

Impact of world war II on radio astronomyLovell, B.

Early radar research and a beginning in radio astronomyCovington, A.E.

U.S. radio astronomy following world war IIHaddock, F.I.

Impact of news media on scientific researchSullivan, W.

Development of aperture synthesis at CambridgeFindlay, J.W.

The compound interferometer – a precursor of smart arraysBrotoen, N.W.

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The development of Michelson and intensity long baseline interferometryThompson, A.R.

The almost serendipitous discovery of self-calibrationEkers, R.D.

The discovery of pulsarsBell Burnell, J.

The discovery of quasarsSchmidt, M.

Discovery of the 3K radiationWilkinson, D.T.

Discovery of the cosmic microwave backgroundWilson, B.W.

Introduction to the panel discussion of the methodology of scientific researchEkers, R.D.

Observational discovery vs. theoretical discoveryHarwit, M.D.

Non-standard approaches to astronomical researchBurbidge, G.R.

The buffalo syndromeBroderich, J.J.

Radio astronomy: progress of a technique oriented disciplineBuske, B.F.

Impact of computers on radio astronomyLovell, B.

Forty years of solar radio astronomy – a history of major advancesKundu, M.R.

The discovery of Jupiter burstsFranklin, K.L.

The discovery of Jupiter radiation beltsDrake, F.D.

Early observation of thermal planetary radio emission

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Mayer, C.M.

Discovery of Mercury’s rotationPettengill, G.H.

Discovery of giant molecular clouds and interstellar masersBarrette, A.H.

The discovery of radio novaeWade, C.M.

Serendipitous in the galaxy: the galactic warp and the galactic nucleusKerr, F.J.

The first years at ParkesPrice, R.M.

SETI – the ultimate serendipitous discoveryvon Hoerner, S.

Radio astronomy at Dover HeightsBolton, J.

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THE SEARCH FOR EXTRATERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENCE

NRAO WORKSHOP 1985

edited by K.I. Kellermann and G.A. Seielstad (1985)Proceedings of a Workshop (#11) held at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory Green

Bank, West Virginia on May 20, 21, 22, 1985

Life in space and humanity on Earthvon Hoerner, S.

Project OZMADrake, F.D.

Project OZMA – how it really wasCrews, J.F.

Evolution of our thoughts on the best strategy for SETIPapagiannis, M.D.

The search for biomolecule in spaceSnyder, L.E.

Mutual help in SETIFrish, D.H.

A symbiotic SETI searchBania, T.M.

Should the search be made opticallyBroderick, J.J.

A search for SETI targetsRussell, J.L.

A Milky Way search strategy for extraterrestrial intelligenceSullivan, W.T. III

SETI observations worldwideTarter, J.C.

Ultra-narrowband SETI at Harvard/SmithsonianHorowitz, P.

The NASA SETI program: an overviewOliver, B.M.

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Narrowband signal detection in the SETI field testCullers, D.K.; Deans, S.R.

Are 100 millions channels enough?Linscott, I.

The NASA SETI program at JPLGulkis, S.; Olsen, E.T.

Radio astronomy aspects of the NASA SETI sky surveyKlein, M.J.

Macro events in a SETI archiveDixon, R.S.

Small SETI systemsGray, R.H.

The nature of technological civilisationsRoad, R.T.

Manifestation of intelligence implications for SETIKuiper, T.B.H.

How do we reply?Verschuur, G.L.

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LIGENCE

edited by J. Billingham and R. Pesek (ACTA Astronautica, vol.6, Pergamon Press, 1979)This special issue of ACTA ASTRONAUTICA is devoted to the subject of Communication with

Extraterrestrial Intelligence (CETI)This volume contains most of the papers presented at these Review Sessions in 1975, 1976 and

1977. It contains also a paper on a design concept for a large space radiotelescope, by V. I. Buyakasand several other Soviet authors from the Space Research Institute, USSR Academy of Sciences,which was presented in another session at the 1977 IAF meeting. We have introduced one furtherpaper. It is the first part of a recent publication entitled ”The Search fsor Extraterrestrial Intel-ligence: SETI” prepared for the NASA Ames Research Center by a team of U.S. Scientists underthe chairmanship of Philip Morrison. We feel it is of interest because it represents an up-to-datecondensation of many of the fundamental questions and conclusions about SETI at this time.

Activities of the IAA CETI committee from 1965-1976 and CETI outlookR. Pesek

The search for extraterrestrial intelligence – SETIP. Morrison, J. Billingham and J. Wolfe

Strategy for the search for extraterrestrial intelligenceN.S. Kardashev

A review of the theory of interstellar communicationJ. Billingham, B.M. Oliver and J.H. Wolfe

A review of recent concepts of the problem of the origin of lifeL.M. Mukhin

An extended Drake’s equation, the longevity-separation relation, equilibrium, inho-mogeneities and chain formationR.N. Bracewell

Rational for the water holeB.M. Oliver

Search for radio emissions from extraterrestrial civilizationsV.S. Troitskii, M. Strarodubstsev and L.N. Bondar

Search for signals from extraterrestrial civilizations by the method of synchronousdisperson receptionL.M. Gindilis, N.S. Kardashev, V.A. Soglasnov, E.E. Spangenberg, V.S. Etkin and V.G. Mirovskii

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Strategic considerations in SETI, and a microwave approachC.L. Seeger

An observational program to search for radio signals from extraterrestrial intelligencethrough the use of existing facilitiesR.E. Edelson

An experiment protocol for a search for radio signals of extraterrestrial intelligentorigin in the presence of man-made radio frequency sourcesR.E. Edelson

Two systems analyses of SETIR.E. Machol

An infinitely expandable space radiotelescopeV.I. Buyakas, N.S. Kardashev, I.S. Shklovskii et al.

On active and passive CETI from an earth satellite orbitM. Subotowicz, J. Usowicz and Z. Paprotny

Interstellar communication by neutrino beamsM. Subotowicz

Message through timeG. Marx

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THE SEARCH FOR EXTRATERRESTRIAL LIFE: RECENT

DEVELOPMENTS

edited by M.D. Papagiannis (D.Reidel publishing company, 1984)Proceedings of the 112th symposium of the international Astronomical Union held at Boston

University, Boston, Mass., USA, June 18-21, 1984

A historical introduction to the search for extraterrestrial lifeM.D. Papagiannis

Twenty-five years of the search for extraterrestrial communicationsP. Morrison

SETI is coming of ageG. Cocconi

A review of the scientific rationale and methods used in the search for other planetarysystemsD.C. Black

Protoplanetary material around nearby starsH.H. Aumann

On the number of galactic planetary systemsS. Beckwith

Planetary searches using optical astrometric interferometersD.H. Staelin, M.M. Colavita and M. Shao

A new objective for the Allegheny observatory 30-inch refractorG.D. Gatewood, J.K. de Jonge, J. Stein and C. DiFitta

Prospects for space telescope in the search for other planetary systemsJ.L. Russell

Detecting distant planets with space telescopeT. Page

Absolute astronomical accelerometry : a new tool for planetary searchingP. Connes

Assisting extrasolar planetary detection through the determination of stellar spaceorientationsL.R. Doyle

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Titan’s organic chemistryC. Sagan, W.R. Thompson and B.N. Khare

Prebiotic matter in interstellar moleculesR.D. Brown

Recent observations of organic molecules in nearby cold, dark interstellar cloudsH. Suzuki, M. Ohishi, M. Morimoto

Infrared spectral identification of complex organic molecules in interstellar grainsJ.M. Greenberg and W. Schutte

Universal protein ancestors from hydrogen cyanide and waterC.N. Matthews

Panspermia – a modern astrophysical and biological approachJ.M. Greenberg and P. Weber

No valid evidence exists for interstellar proteins, bacteria, etc.R.E. Davies, A.M. Delluva and R.H. Koch

Astronomical sources of circularly polarized light and their role in determining molec-ular chirality on EarthR.D. Wolstencroft

Synthesis and analysis in chemical evolutionC. Ponnamperuma

Molecular replicationL.E. Orgel

The precambrian evolution of terrestral lifeA.H. Knoll

Human evolution: the view from SaturnM. Laudau

Some implications of mass extinction for the evolution of complex lifeJ.J. Sepkoski, jr

Evidence for a solar companion starR.A. Muller

The universal diagrams and life in the universeM. Kafatos

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Universal aspecta of biological evolutionJ.A. Ball

On the occurrence and appearance of galactic life forms: a thermodynamic approachG. Bodifee and C. de Loore

SETI Observations worldwideJ. Tarter

Project sentinel: ultra-narrowband SETI at Harvard/SmithsonianP. Horowitz and J. Forster

The Ohio SETI program – the first decadeR.S. Dixon

A search in the infrared to microwave for astroengineering activityV.I. Slysh

Search for strongly polarized radio emission from E.T.I., and an optimist approach tothe great silence (Fermi’s Paradox)J.P. Vallee

Lunar reflections of terrestrial radio leakageW.T. Sullivan, S.J. Knowles

Eavesdropping detection of radio signals from other planets with one bit implemen-tation techniques using existing computersS.H. Knowles

SETI: a more eclectic approachB.M. Oliver

The 8-million channel narrowband analyzerP. Horowitz, J. Forster and I. Linscott

The multichannel spectrum analyzerA.M. Peterson, K.S. Chen and I.S. Linscott

Software implementation of detection algorithms for the MCSAD.K. Cullers

SETI: the microwave search problem and the targeted search approachC.L. Seeger and J.H. Wolfe

SETI: the microwave search problem and the NASA survey approachM.J. Klein and S. Gulkis

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An analysis of the elements of an all sky surveyE.T. Olsen, A. Lokshin and S. Gulkis

Optimum search strategy for randomly distributed CW transmittersS. Gulkis

A Milky Way search strategy for extraterrestrial intelligenceW.T. Sullivan and K.J. Mighell

The Serendip II designD. Werthimer, J. Tarter and S. Bowyer

New 45W radio telescope and Fourier-transform type spectrometer at Nobeyamaradio observatoryH. Hirabayashi

A comparative analysis of space colonization enterprisesF.D. Drake

On the question of interstellar travelJ.H. Wolfe

Exponential expansion: galactic destiny or technological hubris?B.R. Finney

Where are they? Implications of ancient and future migrationsE.M. Jones

Galactic colonization and competition in a young galactic diskE.L. Turner

Extraterrestrial intelligence: where is everybody?J.A. Ball

Fermi question, Fermi paradox: one hit, one outC.L. Seeger

On a cosmic alphabetD. Hoang-Binh

On the inevitability and the possible structures of supercivilizationsN.S. Kardashev

An infrared search in our solar system as part of a more flexible search strategy

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M.D. Papagiannis

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STRATEGIES FOR THE SEARCH FOR LIFE IN THE UNI-

VERSE

edited by M.D. Papagiannis (D.Reidel publishing company, 1980)A joint session of commissions 16, 40 and 44 held in Montreal, Canada, during the IAU general

assembly, 15 and 16 August, 1979.

N is very smallM.H. Hart

N is neither very small nor very largeF.D. Drake

Galactic-scale civilizationT.B.H. Kuiper

The number N of galactic civilizations must be either very large or very smallM.D. Papagiannis

Uncertainty in estimates of the number of extraterrestrial civilizationsP.A. Sturrock

A new approach to the number N of advanced civilizations in the galaxyV.S. Troitskii

Microwave searches in the USA and CanadaB. Zuckerman and J. Tarter

A bimodal search strategy for SETIS. Gulkis, E.T. Olsen and J. Tarter

The astrometric search for neighboring planetary systemsG. Gatewood, J. Stein and L. Beakiron

Search for planets by spectroscropic methodsK. Serbowski

The search for planets in other solar systems through use of the space telescopeW.A. Baum

A comparison of alternative methods for detecting other planetary systemsD.C. Black

The search for early forms of life in other planetary systems: future possibilitiesafforded by spectroscopic techniquesT. Owen

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Starships and their detectabilityA.R. Martin and A. Bond

Radio leakage and eavesdroppingW.T. Sullivan

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LIFE IN THE UNIVERSE – FROM THE MILLER EXPERI-

MENT TO THE SEARCH FOR LIFE ON OTHER WORLDS

edited by J. Seckbach, J. Chela-Flores, T. Owen and F. Raulin (Springer science-business media,B.V. 2004)

Introduction to Life in the UniverseT. Johnson

The Abdus Salam LectureH. Baltscheffsky

The Beginning of Chemical Evolution ExperimentsS. Miller, J. L. Bada and A. Lazcano

An Overview of Cosmic EvolutionGeorge V. Coyne

Physical Phenomena underlying the Origin of LifeJuan Perez-Mercader

The Origin of Biogenic ElementsF. Matteucci and C. Chiappini

Thermochemistry of the Dark AgeD. Puy

Searching for Oldest Life on Earth: A Progress ReportS. Moorbath and B.S. Kamber

The European Exo/Astrobiology Network AssociationA. Brack

The Origin of Biomolecular ChiralityJ. Rivera Islas, J.C. Micheau and T. Buhse

Salam Hypothesis and The Role of Phase Transition in Amino AcidsW. Wang, N. Yao, Y. Chen and P. Lai

A Mechanism for the Prebiotic Emergence of ProteinsH.P. De Vladar, R. Cipriani, B. Scharifker and J. Bubis

Functional, Self-Referential Genetic CodingR.C. Guimaraes and C.H.C. Moreira

Importance of Biased Synthesis in Chemical Evolution Studies

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A. Negron-Mendoza, S. Ramos-Bernal and F.G. Mosqueira

When Did Information First Appear in the UniverseJ.G. Roederer

Prebiotic Organic Synthesis and the Emergence of LifeL. Delaye, A. Becerra, A.M. Velasco, S. Islas and A. Lazcano

Origin and Evolution of Very Early Sequence Motifs in EnzymesH. Baltscheffsky, B. Persson, A. Schultz, J.R. Perez-Castineira and M. Baltscheffsky

The Lipid World: From Catalytic and Informational Headgroups to Micelle Replica-tion and Evolution without Nucleic AcidsA. Bar-Even, B. Shenhav, R. Kafri and D. Lancet

Coenzymes in Evolution of the RNA WorldM.S. Kritsky, T.A. Telegina, T.A. Lyudnikova and Yu. L. Zemskova

The Role of Heat in the Origin of LifeP.R. Bahn, A. Pappelis and R. Grubbs

A Possible Pathway for the Transfer of Chiral Bias from Extraterrestrial Cα-Tetrasubstituted α-Amino Acids to Proteinogenic Amino AcidsM. Crisma, A. Moretto, F. Formaggio, B. Kaptein, Q. B. Broxterman and C. Toniolo PrebioticPolymerization of Amino

Acids. A Makov Chain ApproachF.G. Mosqueira, S. Ramos-Bernal and A. Negron-Mendoza

The Electrochemical Reduction of Co 2 to Formate in Hydrothermal Sulfide OreDeposit as a Novel Source of Organic MatterM.G. Vladimirov, Yu.F. Ryzhkov, V.A. Alekseev, V.A. Bogdanovskaya, V.A. Otroshchenko andM.S. Kritsky

Towards a Chronological Order of the Amino AcidsW.J.M.F. Collis

Origin and Evolution of Metabolic PathwaysM. Brilli and R. Fani

Conserved Oligopeptides in the Rubisco Large ChainsP.B. Vidyasagar, P. Shil and S. Thomas

On The Question of Convergent Evolution in BiochemistryA.A. Akindahunsi and J. Chela-Flores

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Diversity of Microbial Life on Earth and BeyondJ. Seckbach

Mineral Surfaces as a Cradle of Primordial Genetic MaterialE. Gallori, E. Biondi and M. Franchi

Adsorption and Self-Organization of Small Molecules on Inorganic SurfacesD. G. Fraser

Studies on Copper Chromicyanide as Prebiotic CatalystKamaluddin and S. R. Ali

Phosphate Immobilization by Primitive CondensersF. De Souza-Barros, M.B.M. Monte, A.C.P. Duarte, J. A. P. Bonapace, M.R.D. Amaral Jr., R.B.Levigard, Y.A. Ching-San Jr., C. S. Costa and A. Vieyra

Adsorption and Catalysis of Nucleotide Hydrolysis by Pyrite in Media SimulatingPrimeval Aqueous EnvironmentsA. Vieyra, A.C. Tessis, M. Pontes-Buarque, J.A.P. Bonapace, M. Monte, H.S. De Amorim and F.De Souza-Barros

Dust and Planet Formation in the Early UniverseG. Vladilo

Quasar Absorption-Line Systems and AstrobiologyG. Vladilo

A New Search for Dyson Spheres in the Milky WayD. Minniti, F. Capponi, A. Valcarce and J. Gallardo

Space Weather and Space ClimateM. Messerotti

Spontaneous Generation of Amino Acid Structures in the Interstellar MediumU. J. Meierhenrich

Experimental Study of the Degradation of Complex Organic Molecules. Applicationto the Origin of Extended Sources in Cometary AtmospheresN. Fray, Y. Benilan, H. Cottin, M.-C. Gazeau and F. Raulin

Fate of Glycine During Collapse of Interstellar Clouds and Star FormationS.K. Chakrabarti, S. Chakrabarti and K. Acharyya

Formation of Simplest Bio-Molecules during Collapse of an Interstellar CloudK. Acharya, S.K. Chakrabarti and S. Chakrabarti

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Chemical Abundances of Cometary Meteoroids from Meteor SpectroscopyJ. M. Trigo-Rodriguez, J. Llorca and J. Oro

Viable Halobacteria from Ancient OceanH. Stan-Lotter, C. Radax, S. Leuko, A. Legat, C. Gruber, M. Pfaffernhuemer, H. Wieland and G.Weidler

Mars-Like Soils in the Yungay Area, the Driest Core of the Atacama Desert in North-ern ChileR. Navarro-Gonzalez, F.A. Rainey, P. Molina, D.R. Bagaley, B.J. Hollen, J. De La Rosa, A.M.Small, R.C. Quinn, F.J. Grunthaner, L. Caceres, B. Gomez-Silva, A. Buch, R. Sternberg, P. Coll,F. Raulin and Ch. P. McKay

The Discovery of Organics in Sub-Basement Fossil Soils Drilled in the North Pacific(Odp Leg 197): Their Model Formation and Implications for Astrobiology ResearchR. Bonaccorsi and R.L. Mancinelli

Silica-Carbonate Biomorphs and the Implications for Identification of MicrofossilsA. M. Carnerup, S.T. Hyde, A-K. Larsson, A. G. Christy and J. M. Gracia-Ruiz

Some Statistical Aspects Related to the Study of Treeline in Pico De OrizabaL. Cruz-Kuri, C.P. McKay and R. Navarro-Gonzalez

The Beagle 2 Lander and the Search for Traces of Life on MarsA. Brack, C.T. Pillinger and M.R. Sims

Minimal Unit of Terraforming an Alternative for Remodelling MarsH.O. Pensado Diaz

Early Archaean LifeF. Westall

Extraterrestrial Impacts on Earth and Extinction of Life in the HimalayaV.C. Tewari

Palaeobiology and Biosedimentology of the Stromatolitic Buxa Dolomite, Ranjit Win-dow, Sikkim, Ne Lesser Himalaya, IndiaV.C. Tewari

Searching for Extraterrestrial LifeT. Owen

Search for Bacterial Waste as a Possible Signature of Life on EuropaA.B. Bhattacherjee and J. Chela-Flores

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Sulfate Volumes and the Fitness of Supcrt92 for Calculating Deep Ocean ChemistryS. Vance, E. Shock and T. Spohn

The Case for Life Existing Outside of our BiosphereR. S. Gatta

Application of Molecular Biology Techniques to AstrobiologyR. S. Gatta and J. Chela-Flores

TitanF. Raulin, J-P. Lebreton and T. Owen

Chemical Characterization of Aerosols in Simulated Planetary AtmospheresS. I. Ramirez, R. Navarro-Gonzalez, P. Coll and F. Raulin

Observation, Modeling and Experimental Simulation: Understanding Titan’s Atmo-spheric Chemistry Using These Three ToolsJ.-M. Bernard, P. Coll, C. D. Pintassilgo, Y. Benilan,A. Jolly, G. Cernogora and F. Raulin

Exobiology of TitanM. Simakov

Seti-ItaliaS. Montebugnoli, J. Monari, C. Bortolotti, A. Cattani, A. Maccaferri, M. Poloni, A. Orlati, S.Righini, S. Poppi, M. Roma, M. Teodorani, C. Maccone, C. B. Cosmovici and N. D’Amico

Seti on the MoonC. Maccone

Proposing a United Nations Secretary General Seti International Advisory BoardG. Picco, G. Genta, P. Galeotti and D. Noventa

Some Engineering Considerations on the Controversial Issue of HumanoidsG. Genta

The New Universe, Destiny of Life, and the Cultural ImplicationsS. J. Dick

Evolution of Intelligent BehaviorJ. Chela-Flores

Evolution of Language as Innate Mental FacultyK. T. Shah

How Advanced is ET?

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P. Musso

Chance or Design in the Origin of Living BeingsR. Vicuna and A. Serani-Merlo

Astrobiology and BiocentrismR. Aretxaga

Analysis of the Works of the German Naturalist Ernst Haeckel (1834–1919) on theOrigin of LifeF. Raulin-Cerceau

A Reexamination of Alfonso Herrera’s Sulfocyanic Theory on the Origin of LifeE. Silva, L. Perezgasga, A. Lazcano and A. Negron-Mendoza

Determinism and the Proteinoid TheoryA. Pappelis and P.R. Bahn

Glimpses of Trieste Conferences on Chemical Evolution and Origin of LifeM. S. Chadha

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SEARCHING FOR EXTRATERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENCE

– SETI PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE

edited by H.P. Shuch (Springer, Praxis 2011)

A half-century of SETI scienceH. Paul Shuch

Project Ozma: The birth of observational SETIH. Paul Shuch

Project Cyclops: The greatest radio telescope never builtRobert Dixon

“Wow!”, A tantalizing candidateJerry Ehman

SETI: The NASA yearsJohn Billingham

From HRMS to Phoenix: Up from the ashesPeter Backus

SERENDIP: The Berkeley SETI ProgramStuart Bowyer

Millions and billions of channelsDarren Leigh and Paul Horowitz

ATA: A cyclops for the 21st centuryJill Tarter

Optical SETI: Moving toward the lightStuart Kingsley and Monte Ross

Distributed processing of SETI dataEric Korpela

Project Argus: Pursuing amateur all-sky SETIH. Paul Shuch

Gravitational lensing extends SETI rangeRichard Factor

Detection algorithms: FFT vs. KLTClaudio Maccone

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Implementing the KLTStelio Montebugnoli

A Sentry on the UniverseRobert Dixon

Pondering the Fermi ParadoxStephen Webb

Focusing the Galactic internetClaudio Maccone

SETI in science fictionStephen Baxter

What’s past is prologue: Future messages of cosmic evolutionDoug Vakoch

METI: Messaging to extraterrestrial intelligenceAlexander Zaitsev

A contrarian perspective on altruismDavid Brin

L: How Long Do They Last?Seth Shostak

What will they look like?Jack Cohen

Being technologicalKathryn Denning

After contact, then what?Albert Harrison

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EXTRATERRESTRIAL CIVILIZATIONS

edited by G.M. Tovmasyna (1965)Proceedings of the First All-Union Conference on Extraterrestrial Civilizations and Interstellar

Communication Byurakan, 20-23 May 1964. Translated from the Russian

IntroductionV.A. Ambartsumyan

Multiplicity of inhabited worlds and the problem of interstellar communicationI.S. Shklovskii

Transmission of information by extraterrestrial civilizationsN.S. Kardashev

Observations of the peculiar radio sources CTA 21 and CTA 102 at PulkovoYu.N. Pariiskii

Radio-astronomic artificiality criteria of radio sourcesV.L. Slysh

Reception of signals transmitted by extraterrestrial civilizationsL.I. Gudzenko and B.N. Panoskin

Communication with extraterrestrial civlizationsS.E. Khaikin

A ring radio telescope for communication with extraterrestrial civilizationsG.M. Tovmasyan

Some considerations on the search for intelligent signal from spaceV.S. Troitskii

Radio communication with extraterrestrial civilizationsV.A. Kotel’kikov

Some aspects of the search for radio signals from other civilizations and their analysisV.I. Siforov

The influence of the space environment and of the Earth’s atmosphere on the apparentangular size of radio sourcesN.A. Smirnova and N.L. Kaidanovskii

Languages for communication between different civilizationsA.V. Gladkii

121


CIVILIZATIONS BEYOND EARTH: EXTRATERRESTRIAL

LIFE AND SOCIETY

edited by D. Vakoch and A.A. Harrison (Berghahn Books, 2013)

Are we alone? Estimating the prevalence of extraterrestrial intelligenceS. Shostak

Encountering alternative intelligences: Cognitive archaeology and SETIP.K. Wason

The lifetimes of scientific civilizations and the genetic evolution of the brainA. Penny

”L” on EarthK. Denning

Can SETI fulfill the value agenda of cultural anthropology?D.E. Tarter

American attitudes about life beyond Earth: beliefs, concerns, and the role of Edu-cation and religion in shaping public perceptionsG. Pettinico

Cultural beliefs about extraterrestrials: a questionnaire studyW.S. Bainbridge

The science and politics of SETI: how to succeed in an era of make-believe historyand pseudoscienceA.A. Harrison

Cultural aspects of interstellar communicationC.L. DeVito

Cosmic storytelling: primitive observables as Rosetta analogiesH. Letaw, jr.

Direct contact with extraterrestrials via computer emulationW.S. Bainbridge

The inscrutable names of God: the Jesuit missions of New France as a model forSETI-related spiritual questionsJ.T. Kuznicki

ET phone Darwin: what can an evolutionary understanding of animal communicationand art contribute to our understanding of methods for interstellar communication?

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K. Coe, C.T. Palmer, and C. Pomianek

A journalistic perspective on SETI-related message compositionM. Jones

123


EXTRATERRESTRIALS – WHERE ARE THEY?

edited by B. Zuckerman and M.H. Hart (Cambridge University Press, 1982)

An explanation for the absence of extraterrestrials on EarthM.H. Hart

One attempt to find where they are: NASA’s high resolution microwave surveyJ. Tarter

An Examination of claims that extraterrestrial visitors to Earth are being observedR. Sheaffer

The likelihood of interstellar colonizations, and the absence of its evidenceS. von Hoerner

Pre-emption of the galaxy by the first advanced civilizationR. Bracewell

Stellar evolution: motivation for mass interstellar migrationsB. Zuckerman

Interstellar propulsion systemsF. Dyson

Interstellar travel: a reviewI.A. Crawford

Settlements in space, and interstellar travelC. Singler

TerraformingJ. Oberg

Estimates of expansion timescalesE.M. Jones

A search for tritium sources in our solar system may reveal the presence of spaceprobes from other stellar systemsM.D. Papagiannis

Primordial organic cosmochemistryC. Ponnamperuma and R. Navarro-Gonzalez

Chance and the origin of lifeE. Argyle

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The RNA world: life before DNA and proteinG.F. Joyce

The search for extraterrestrial intelligenceE. Mayr

Alone in a crowded universeJ. Diamond

Possible forms of life in environments very differents from the EarthR. Shapiro and G. Feinberg

Cosmological SETI frequency standardsJ.R. Gott III

Galactic chemical evolution: implications for the existence of habitable planetsV. Trimble

The frequency of planetary systems in the galaxyJ. I. Lunine

Atmospheric evolution, the Drake equation and DNA: sparse life in an infinite universeM.H. Hart

125


COSMOS & CULTURE: CULTURAL EVOLUTION IN A

COSMIC CONTEXT

edited by S.J. Dick and M. Lupisella (NASA SP-2009-4802, 2012)

Cosmic evolution – state of the scienceE.J. Chiasson

Cosmic evolution – history, culture and human destinyS.J. Dick

Social evolutionK. Denning

The evolution of cultureD.C. Dennett

The big burp and the multiplanetary mandateH. Bloom

Evo devo universe?J.M. Smart

Dangerous memes; or, what the pandorans let looseS. Blackmore

Cosmocultural evolutionM.L. Lupisella

The intelligence universeJ. Gardner

Life, mind and culture as fundamental properties of the universeP.C.W. Davies

The value of ”L” and the cosmic bottleneckS. Shostak

Encoding our originsD.A. Vakoch

History and science after the chronometric revolutionD. Christian

Bringing culture to cosmosS.J. Dick

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Bringing cosmos to cultureJ. Palmeri

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LIFE SCIENCES AND SPACE RESEARCH

edited R. Holmquist and A.C. Stickland (Pergamon Press 1978)Proceedings of the Open Meetings of the Working Group on Space Biology of the Twentieth

Plenary Meeting of COSPAR Tel Aviv, Israel 7-18 June 197(only papers related to SETI and astriobiology are listed)

The chemical activities of the Viking biology experiments and the arguments for thepresence of superoxides, peroxydes, γ-Fe2O3 and carbon suboxide polymer in themartian soilV.I. Oyama, B.J. Berdahl, F. Woeller and M. Lehwalt

SETI: a preliminary search for narrowband signals at microwave frequenciesJ.N. Cuzzi, T.A. Clark, J.C. Tarter and D.C. Black

Observational program options and system requirements for the search for extrater-restrial intelligence (SETI)J. Billingham, R.E. Edelson, S. Gulkis, S.R. Sadin and J.H. Wolfe

Public health considerations associated with a Mars surface sample return missionM.S. Favero

Planetary protection guidelines for outer planet missionsP. Stabekis and D.L. DeVincenzi

Mars surface sample return quarantine planning theoryM.R. Christensen, J.R. Bagby, D.L. DeVincenzi, G.L. Levin, P.D. Stabekis, R.P. Wolfson andM.D.Wardle

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ARCHAELOGY, ANTHROPOLOGYAND STELLARCOM-

MUNICATION

edited by D. Vakoch (The NASA History Series, NASA SP-2013-4413)

Reconstructing distance civilizations and encountering alien culturesD.A. Vakoch

SETI: the NASA yearsJ. Billingham

A political history of NASA’s SETI programS.J. Garber

The role of anthropology in SETIS.J. Dick

A tale of two analoguesB. Finney and J. Bentley

Learning to readK.E. Denning

Inferring intelligenceP.K. Wason

AnthropologyJ.W. Traphagan

Contact considerationsD. Raybeck

Culture and communication with extraterrestrial intelligenceJ.W. Traphagan

Speaking for EarthA.A. Harrison

The evolution of extraterrestrialsD.A. Vakoch

Biocultural prerequisites for the development of interstellar communicationG. Chick

Ethology, ethnology, and communication with extraterrestrial intelligenceD. Lestel

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Constraints on message construction for communication with extraterrestrial intelli-genceW.H. Edmondson

Mirrors of our assumptionsD.A. Vakoch

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BIOASTRONOMY – THE NEXT STEPS

edited G. Marx (Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1987)Proceedings of the 99th colloquium of the International Astronomical Union held in Balaton,

Hungary, June 22-27, 1987

What should we look for when we return to Mars?G.A. Soffen

Water: an absolute requirement for lifeA. Katsuki

Europa: the prospects for an oceanR.T. Reynolds, S.W. Squires, C.F. McCay

Is Uranus the most promising planet for SETI?N.G.Bochkarev

What do we know about the nucleus of comet Halley?K. Szego

Comets and lifeA. Hajduk

Distribution of planetary systemsT.V. Ruzmaikina

Belt of life in the galaxyL.S. Marochnik, L.M. Mukhin

The galactic belt of intelligent lifeB.A. Balazs

Landscapes on an imaginary planetB.B. Mandelbrot

Planetary detection techniques: an overviewJ.D. Scargle

A search for planetary mass companions to nearby starsB. Campbell, G.A.H. Walker, S. Yang

A radial velocity search for extrasolar planetsR.S. McMillan, P.H. Smith

IRAS statistics on main sequence stellar IR excesses and models of corcumstellarparticle clouds

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D.E. Backman, F.C. Gillett

Progress in determining the space orientation of starsL.R. Doyle

A photometric approach to detecting Earth-sized planetsW.J. Borucki, L.E. Allen, W.S. Taylor, A.T. Young, A.R. Schaefer

Systematic aspects of direct extrasolar planet detectionRobert A. Brown

Direct imaging of extra-solar planetary systems with a low-scattered light telescopeR.J. Terrile

Discovery/study of planetary systems using astrometry from spaceE.H. Levy, R.S. McMillan, G.D. Gatewood, J.W. Stein, M.W. Castelaz, A. Buffington, N. Nishioka,J.D. Scargle

Optical interferometry and the detection of evidence of lifeB.F. Burke

Searching for extrasolar life with space telescopesJ.R.P. Angel

Development of constraints imposed by cosmic evolution towards lifeJ. Oro

Cosmic metabolism: the origin of macromoleculesC.N. Matthews:

Exotic chemical lifeRonald D. Brown

A sceptic’s viewR. Shapiro

Hydrothermal energy flow of planetary bodies and the creation of living systemsJ.B. Gorliss

Survival strategies for life in high UV, low density environmentG. Horneck

Anticrick: the nothing is not regulableT. Ganti

The right-left asymmetry in biology

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Ya.B. Zeldovich

Yakov Borisovich Zeldovich (1914-1987)A.S. Szalay

Chemical production of optically pure systemsG. Spach, A. Brack

The interferometer paradigm for mammalian binaural hearingN. Cohen

Fast tracks to intelligenceW.H. Calvin

Form and function in neurobiologyS. Firestein

Can we communicate with other species on this planet?D. Reiss

SETI and the physical scientist’s misconstrual of evolutionary biologyE.J. Coffey

Can we communicate with aliens?V. Csanyi, Gy. Kampis

CETI: historical retrospective of interaction of culturesL.S. Licevitch

Some biological implications on Drake’s formulaM. Pfleiderer

Regional jurisdiction in our galaxyD.M. Papagiannis

One more solution to the Fermi paradoxM. Subotowicz

The evolution of technological civilizations within the limits of their own solar systemM.D. Papagiannis

The galactic centerA.A. Stark

Supercivilizations as possible products of the progressive evolution of matter in theuniverse

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N.S. Kardashev, V.S. Strelnitskij

Being optimistic about setiD. Schwartzman, L.J. Rickard

Fermi paradox and alternative strategies for SETI: the anthropic principle and thesearch for solar analogsM. Fracassini, L.E. Pasinetti Fracassini, A.L. Pasinetti

The SETI related use of large astronomical archivesR. Albrecht, B.B. Balazs

Artifical signal detectorsI. Linscott, J. Duluk, J. Burr, A. Peterson

Search for artificial cosmic radio emissionA.V. Arkhipov

The QUASAT satellite and its set applicationsC. Maccone

SETI with a french accentF. Biraud

Field test results with the targeted search MCSAJ.C. Tarter

The Berkeley piggyback SETI program: Serendip IIS. Bowyer, D. Werthimer, V. Lindsay

3 pulse/multiple stage continuous wave detection algorithmsD.K. Cullers

The CETI ellipsoid and the supernova 1987aW.F. Hilton, I. Almar

Energy saving interstellar communication with moderate effortJ. Pfleiderer

Optical lasers for CETIJ.D.G Rather

SETI in optical range with the 6m telescope: maniaV.F. Schwartsman

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Stars as gravitational lensesF.D. Drake

The pro’s and con’s of gravitational lenses in CETIN. Cohen

The next steps: 20 possibilitiesA. Tough

The tale of a candidate signalJ. Heidman

The argument for ETI in the Edo ageH. Nakamura

What if we succeed? (a media viewpoint)A.G. Fraknoi

Who will speak for earth?D. Goldsmith

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THE SEARCH FOR EXTRATERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENCE

edited by P. Morrison, J. Billingham and J. Wolfe (NASA SP-419, 1977)

Cosmic evolutionRasool, I.S., Vincenzi, D.L. and Billingham, J.

Cultural evolutionStull, M.A.

Detection of other planetary systemsGreenstein, J.L and Black D.C.

The rational for a preferred frequency band: the water holeOliver, B.M.

Search strategiesSeeger, C.L.

The science of SETIBlack, D.C. and Stull, M.A.

Alternative methods of communicationWolfe, J.H.

Notes on search spaceSeeger, C.L.

Parametric relations in a whole sky searchOliver, B.M.

Stellar censusSeeger, C.L.

Summary of possible uses of an interstellar search systems for radio astronomyCuzzi, J.N. and Gulkis, S.

SETI related scientific and technological advancesBlack, D.C. and Stull, M.A.

A preliminary parametric analysis of search systemsBasler, R.

Radio frequency interferenceStull, M.A. and Seeger, C.L.

Protection of a preferred radio frequency band

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Stull, M.A.

Responses to a questionnaire sent to leading radio observatoriesMorrison, P.

The Soviet CETI report

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EXOBIOLOGY:MATTER, ENERGY AND INFORMATION

IN THE ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF LIFE IN THE

UNIVERSE

edited by J. Chela-Flores and F. Raulin (Springer science-business media, B.V. 1997)Proceedings of the Fifth Trieste Conference on Chemical Evolution: An Abdus Salam Memorial

Trieste, Italy, 22-26 September 1997

Abdus Salam from fundamental interactions to the origin of lifeJ. Chela-Flores

Cosmochemical evolution: a unifying and creative process in the universeJ.Oro

The Theory of Common DescentR.D. Keynes

The search for intelligent life in the universeF. Drake

Are we alone in the universe?P. Davies

The concept of matter and materialism in the origin and evolution of lifeG.V. Coyne, S.J.

Re-appraisal of the age of the oldest water-lain sediments, West Greenland: Signifi-cance for the existence of life on the early Archaean EarthS. Moorbath and B.S. Kamber

The origin of mind and lifeS.W. Fox, A. Pappelis and R. Grubbs

Energy for the origin of lifeH. Baltscheffsky, A. Schultz and M. Baltscheffsky

Visually retracing the emergence of the evolvable protocellR. Grubbs, S.W. Fox, A. Pappelis, J. Bozzola and P.R. Bahn

Radicals, ions and molecules in chemical evolutionM. Chadha

Some aspects of the irradiation of HCN and related compounds and its role in prebioticchemistryA. Negron-Mendoza and S. Ramos Bernal

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The role played by solid state surfaces in prebiotic chemistryS. Ramos-Bernal and A. Negron-Mendoza

Mutually catalytic amphiphiles: simulated chemical evolution and implications toexobiologyD. Segre and D. Lancet

Salam Phase Transition and the Causal Origin of HomochiralityW. Wenqing and F. Yi

Physical studies of adsorbed bio-organic substances in Na-MontmorilloniteA. Negron-Mendoza, S. Ramos Bernal, D. Acosta, I. Gamboa de Buen

On the prevailing direction of our search into the origin of life-”Second Thoughts”F.R. Eirich

Generic properties of the sequence-structure relations of biopolymersP.F. Stadler

Genetic code: Dinucleotide type, hydropathic and Aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase classorganizationR.C. Guimaraes

Cognitive universals: abstract psychology of terrestrial and extraterrestrial intelli-genceK.T. Shah

Early cellular evolution: Preliminary results from comparative genomic analysisS. Islas, A. Becerra, J.I. Leguna and A. Lazcano

Impact of Darwin’s theory on ”origins of life” and ”extraterrestrial life” debates, andsome wider topicsF. Raulin-Cerceau, M.C. Maurel and J. Schneider

The oldest fossil mineral bacteria from the early archean of South Africa and AustraliaF. Westall

The evolutionary aspects of coenzyme photobiochemistryM. Kritsky, T.A. Lyudnikova, E.A. Mironov and K.V. Neverov

Origin of the proto-cell Membrane: great importance of the phospholipid bilayerH. Nakamura

Animate protocells from inanimate thermal proteins: visualization of the processA. Pappelis, S.W. Fox, R. Grubbs and J. Bozzola

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Did the fIrst cells emerge from a microsphere?M. Rizzotti, M. Crisma, F. de Luca, P. Iobstraibizer and P. Mazzei

Exobiology in Earth orbitG. Horneck

Production of organic compounds in interstellar space: design for exobiology experi-ments on the Earth orbitK. Kobayashi, T. Kasamatsu, T. Kaneko and T. Saito

The search for extraterrestrial biochemistry on Mars and EuropaC.P. McKay

Possible degree of evolution of solar-system microorganismsJ. Chela-Flores

Is there an alternative path in eukaryogenesis? An astrobiological view on makingthe nucleated cellJ. Seckbach, T.E. Jensen, K. Matsuno, H. Nakamura, M.M. Walsh and J. Chela-Flores

Did earthlife come from Mars?P. Davies

Ultrastructure in the carbonate globules of Martian meteorite ALH84001F. Westall, P. Gobbi, D. Grenke and G. Maszzotti

Production and detection of organic compounds on MarsK. Kobayashi, T. Kaneko, Y. Kawasaki, T. Saito

Prebiotic synthesis by lightning in martian volcanic plumesR. Navarro-Gonzalez and V. Basiuk

Earliest microbes on Earth and possible occurrence of stromatolites on MarsV. C. Tewari

Cometary contributions to planetary atmospheresT. Owen and A. Bar-Nun

Comets as a source of life’s originsJ.M. Greenberg and A. Li

Formation of molecular hydrogen: the mother of all moleculesV. Pirronello, O. Biham, C. Liu, L. Shen and G. Vidali

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Prebiotic chemistry induced by ion irradiation of icesG. Strazzulla

Extraterrestrial delivery of simple biomolecules to the Earth: survival of amino acidsand nucleic acid basesV. A. Basiuk and R. Navarro Gonzalez

Titan’s chemistry: Exobiological aspects and expected contribution from Cassini Huy-gensF. Raulin, P. Coli, Y. Benilan, P. Bruston, M.-C. Gazeau, P. Paillous, N. Smith, R. Sternberg, D.Coscia and G. Israel

Production of Organic Gases and Aerosols by Electrical Activity in Titan’s Tropo-spheric CloudsR. Navarro-Gonzalez

The search for habitable planets and Life in the UniverseJ. Schneider

Exochirality in the solar system and beyondA.J. MacDermott

DRVS and the search for life on extrasolar planetsR. VikramSingh

A full-sky survey for ultra-narrowband artificial signalsG.A. Lemarchand

SETI these last few years: An interdisciplinary overviewJ. Heidmann

SETI from Space and the Moon Far Side in the Next CenturyC. Maccone

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LIGENCE

edited by D. Vakoch (Suny Press, 2011)

Exoplanets, extremophiles, and the search for extraterretrial intelligenceJ. Tarter

Current and nascent SETI intruments in the radio and opticalA. Siemons, H. Chen, J. Cobb

Candidate identification and interference removal in [email protected]. Kopela, J. Cobb, M. Lebofsky

A new class of SETI beacons that contain informationG.R. Harp, R.F. Ackermann, S.K. Blair

Getting the world actively involved in SETI searchesJ.C. Tarter, A. Agrawal, R. Ackermann

The effects of the ionized interstellar medium on broadband signals of extraterrestrialoriginS.K. Blair, D.G. Messerschmitt, J.C. Tarter, G.R. Harp

The next steps in SETI-ITALIA science and technologyS. Montebugnoli, C. Cosmovici, J. Monari

Project SAZANKA: multisite and multifrequency simultaneous SETI observations inJapanS. Narusawa, M. Fuhishita, H. Akisawa

Harvard’s advanced all-sky optical SETIC. Mead and P. Horowitz

The OZ OSETI projectR. Bhathal

The new telescope/photometer optical SETI project of SETI institute and the LickobservatoryF.D. Drake, R.P.S. Stone, D. Werthimer

Large-scale use of solar power may be visible across interstellar distancesL.K. Scheffer

Interstellar radio links enabled by gravitational lenses of the Sun and starsC. Maccone

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Cost analysis of space exploration for an extraterrestrial civilizationY. Dutil and S. Dumas

Understanding the search space for SETIW. Edmondson

Unpacking the great transmission debateK. Denning

Integrating active and passive SETI programs: prerequisites for multigenerationalresearchD. Vakoch

Building and searching for cost-optimized interstellar beaconsJ. Benford, D. Benford, G. Benford

Seeking contact: the relevance of human historyM.A.G. Michaud

Pragmatism, cosmocentrism, and proportional consultation for communication withextraterrestrial intelligenceM.L. Lupisella

SETI and international radio lawF. Lyall

What the world needs now : identifying the relative degree of specific Maslovian needsand degree...T.A. Lower, D.A. Vakoch

Limits on interstellar messagesS. Shostak

Communication among interstellar intelligent species: a search for universal cognitivemapsG.A. Lemarchand and J. Lomberg

The chemiosmosis message – a simple and information-rich communication in thesearch for extraterrestrial intelligenceC.S. Cockell

A proposal for an interstellar Rosetta stoneS. Dumas

Processes in lingua cosmica

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A. Ollengren and D.A. Vakoch

Testing SETI message designsM.W. Busch and R.M. Reddick

The DISC quotient: a post-detection strategyJ.R. Elliott and S. Baxter

On the universality of human mathematicsC.L. DeVito

Cognitive foundations of interstellar communicationD. Duner

Culture, meaning, and interstellar message constructionJ.W. Traphagan

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EXTRATERRESTRIALS: SCIENCE AND ALIEN INTEL-

LIGENCE

edited by E. Regis (Cambridge Press University, 1987)

Extraterrestrial Intelligent LifeLewis White Beck

The probability of extraterrestrial intelligent lifeErnst Mayr

ETI without IntelligenceDavid M. Raup

Is rape wrong on Andromeda? An introduction to extraterrestrial evolution, scienceand morality.Michael Ruse

Extraterrestrial scienceNicholas Rescher

Why intelligent aliens would be intelligibleMarvin Minksy

Extraterrestrial intelligent being do not existFrank J. Tipler

The solipsist approach to extraterrestrial intelligenceC.Sagan, W.I.Neumann

Searching for extraterrestrialJ.Tarter

Extraterrestrial communication : a cryptologic perspectiveCipher A. Deavours

Excerpts from LINCOS: Design for a language for cosmic intercourseH. Freudenthal

SETI debunkedE. Regis

Martians and morals: how to treat an alienJ. Narveson

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R.S.V.P. – a storyRobert Norzick

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SETI SCIENCE WORKING GROUP REPORT

edited by F. Drake, J.H. Wolfe and C.L. Seeger (NASA technical paper 2244, Jan.1984)

Concepts supporting microwave searches as the preferred approach to SETIB.M. Oliver

The multichannel spectrum analyzerA.M. Peterson and K.S. Chen

Signal detectionD.K. Cullers, B.M. Oliver, J.R. Day and E.T. Olse

Estimated of the relative probability of success of the SETI search programF.D. Drake

Antenna feeds for the Arecibo telescopeF.D. Drake and M.M. Davis

The radio frequency interference problemW.T. Sullivan

Data archivesW.T. Sullivan

Spectral line studies using SETI intrumentationB. Zuckerman

HI and H2O surveysG.R. Knapp

Potential use of SETI intrumentation in pulsar radio astronomyI.R. Linscott

SETI and serendipityJ. Tarter

The advantages of coherent telescope arrays for SETIW.J. Welch

On the optimum frequency for interstellar communication: centimeter versus mil-limeter versus infrared wavelengthsB. Zuckerman

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THE PROBLEM OF SEARCH FOR LIFE IN THE UNI-

VERSE

edited by V.A. Ambartsumian, N.S. Kardashev and V.S. Troitskii (Nauka, 1986)

This is the proceedings of the US-USSR conference at Tallinn. The document is in Russian.

The scientific foundations of problem of existence and search for extraterrestrial civ-ilizationsV.S. Troitsky

Notes about abundance of extraterrestrial civilizationsI.S. Shkovsky

About necessity and possible forms of supercivilizationsN.S. Kardashev

The numerical values of the fundamental constants and the anthropic principleI.D. Novikov, A.G. Polnarev and I.L. Rosental

The galactic ”life belt”L.S. Marochnick and L.M. Mukhin

Some astronomical phenomena as a possible result of highly-developed civilizationsactivityV. Straizhis

Necessity and a chance in the structural evolution of substance in the UniverseV.S. Strelnitsky

The general evolutionary patterns and the problem of extraterrestrial civilizationsV.V. Kaziutinsky.

The self-organization principles and the problem of the origination of life in the Uni-verseB.N. Panovkin

The patterns of development and interactions of extraterrestrial civilizations (social-philosophy hypotheses)A.D. Ursul

The problem of extraterrestrial civilizations and the global modelingE.S. Markarian

The problem of simultaneity (or synchronism)G. Marx

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The biological evolution and the information theoryM.V. Volkenshtein

Prebiological evolution and the shaping factors of itK.L. Gladilin

Is the genetic code determined or accidental in nature?V.I. Ivanov

The role of drop-liquid water in the origin of life on the EarthM.D. Nusinov and K.B. Serebrovskaya

Contact of ”intelligent” systemsI.M. Krein

About a one special level of development of languages-mediatorsO.A. Chukreeva

Ways of search for extraterrestrial civilizationsL.M. Gindilis

About a system approach to the problem of cosmic civilizationsL.V. Leskov

The CETI problem and the laws of development of technical systemsV.M. Tsurikov

The Lagrange points in the problem of search for extraterrestrial civilizationsG.L. Suchkin, Yu.V. Tokarev, L.G. Luk’ianov and G.I. Shirmin

Unusual and not-microvawe methods of CETI and SETIM. Subotovitch and Z. Paprotny

Review of experimental studies on ETI signals search in radio- and optical regionsJ. Tarter

Cosmic radioastronomy as an instrumentG.S. Tsarevsky

Search of planet systems near closest stars and the SETI problemL.V. Ksanfomality

Existence of planet systems in the Galaxy and the problem of search themYu.V. Alexandrov and V.A. Zakhozhai

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About a possible direction of search for planets in a system of a starG.L. Suchkin

About a project of a space probe travel to planet system of a starM.Ya. Marov, U.N. Zakirov

A ”space haystack” and modern SETI programs in USAJ. Tarter

The state of SETI program of Ohio UniversityR.C. Dixon

The program of search for extraterrestrial civilizationsV.S. Troitsky

The search for extraterrestrial civilizations – is a problem of astrophysics or of theculture as a whole?V.F. Shwartsman.

Some results of science-metric analysis of the literature on the problem of extrater-restrial civilizationsV.V. Rubtsov

Interstellar message of the ”Voyager”J. Lomberg

150


THIRD IAA SYMPOSIUM ON SEARCHING FOR LIFE

SIGNATURE

edited by S.Dumas and A.Panov (2015)

This is the proceedings of the 3th IAA symposium held in St-Petersburg, Russian (2011).

Red dwarves’ planetary systems and their civilisationN.V. Sokulina and A.S. Fionov

Prebiological panspermia and the hypotesis of the self-consistent Galaxy origin of lifeA. Panov

Statistics for exoplanets and ET civilizationsC. Maccone

Dynamical generalizations of the Drake equation: the linear and non-linear theoriesA. Panov

The greatest mystery of the UniverseY.N. Efremov

The possibility of an interstellar empireS.Dumas and Y.Dutil

The end of socium and the SETI challengeS.A. Yazev

Probable natural source of the ”WOW!” radio signalG. Gontcharov

The KLT (Karhunen-Loeve Transform) to extend SETI searches to broadband andextremely feeble signalsC. Maccone

METI : Messaging to Extra-Terrestrial IntelligenceA. Zaitzev

Principal components analysis and its applicationS. Dumas

Writing a letter to ETS. Dumas

Is it dangerous or not to transmit signals?L.M. Gindilis

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Realistic targets at 1000 AU for interstellar precursor missionsC. Maccone

Protected antipode circle on the farside of the MoonC. Maccone

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THIRD DECENNIAL US-USSR CONFERENCE ON SETI

edited by S.Shostak (1991)

This is the proceedings of the 3rd and last US-USSR conference on SETI. The first was held inByurakan and the second in Tallinn.

A brief history of SETIF. Drake

Bioastronomy in the UkraineL.Litvinenko and A.Arkhipov

Prospects for using the Soviet DNS antenna for SETIV.Altunin

Antenna systems for space communication, radio astronomy and SETIB. Poperetchenko

a CW detector for the NASA targeted searchJ. Reykjalin

A wide-band, high-resolution spectrum analyzerM. Gargantes, M. Grimm and H. Wilck

Symmetry in SETIB. Oliver

A new method for determining the merits of SETI search strategiesJ. Cullers

Blinkders an drifters: strategies for optimum time segmenting of multipathed and/orDoppler drifting monochromatic signalsN. Cohen

A stochastic approach to non-random signal analysisS. Likhachev

Polyphase DFT spectrum analysis for the search for extratestrial intelligence skysurveyG. Zimmerman and G. Gulkis

On the deteciton of unknown signalsR. Dixon and C. Klein

Interstellar scintillation and SETIJ. Cordes and L. Lazio

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New ”Magic” frequencies for SETIL. Gindilis, V. Davydov and S. Strelnitski

The search for extra-solar system planetsJ. Tarter

A search for extra-solar planets via precise velocitiesG. Marcy and P. Butler

Formation of planetary systems in the GalaxyA. Tutukov

The planet around PSR 1829-10A. Tutukov

Astrophysical constraints on exobiological habitatsL. Doyle, C. McKay, D. Whitmire, J. Matese abd R. Reynolds

The search for extraterrestrial intelligence and ecological problemsK. Rebane

Target selection stretegies for NASA’s SETI MOPD. Soderblom and D. Latham

Can unique astronomical objects serve as an intrument for communication betweencosmic civilizations?G. Beskin and A.Sannikov

Astrophysical masers as amplifiers of ETI signals.J. Cordes

The SERENDIP SETI projectS. Bowyer, D. Wertheimer, C. Donnely and M. Lampton

SETI activities in ArgentinaR. Colomb, E. Hurrell, J. Olalde and G. Lemarchand

Five years of META: results of the planetary society’s search at HarvardP. Horowitz

SETI site survey of RFI in the band 1.0 GHz to 10.4 GHzE. Olsen, E. Jackson and S. Gulkis

The NASA SETI microwave observing project targeted searchP. Backus

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The NASA SETI microwave observing project sky surveyM. Klein, D. Burns, C. Foster, M. Garyantes, S. Gulkis, S. Levin, E. Olsen, H. Wilck and G.Zimmerman

Preliminary test data from the SETI microwave observing project sky survey proto-typesS. Levin, P. Asmar, D. Burns, C.Foster and M. Garyantes

Search for interstellar beacons at the 3He+ hyperfine transition frequencyT. Bania and R. Rood

The potential for millimeter-wave SETIP. Steffes

A search for infrared laser signalsA. Betz

Results of the MANIA experiment: an optical search for extraterrestrial intelligenceV. Shvartsman, G. Beskin, S. Mitronova, S. Neizvestny, V. Plakhotnichenko and L. Pustil’nik

Self-recognition in the Bottlenose dolphin: a methodology test case for the study ofextraterrestrial intelligenceL. Marino, D. Reiss and G. Gallop

On the astrosiocological paradox of SETIL. Gindilis and G. Rudnitskii

SETI post-detection protocols: what do you do after detecting a signal?J. Billingham

The aesthetics of SETIJ. Lomberg

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REPORTS

List of reports related to SETI

This chapter presents a list of reports. Those documents are written by a few authors. Theymay be results from scientific conferences, workshops or studies.

(R001) Ambartsumian,V.A.Kardashev, N.STroiskii, V.S.

Problema Poiska Jeeznee yo Vselennoi(Russian)

Moskva Nauka,130p, (1986)

(R002) Appenzeler, I. Reports on astronomy (including com-mission 51)

Springer Science ,583p, (1997)

(R003) Billingham, J.Heynes, R.Milne, D.

Social Implications of the Detection ofExtraterrestrial Civilization: Report onWorkshops As the Cultural Aspects ofSeti

(1999)

(R004) Billingham, J. Life in the Universe (NASA CP-2156) (1981)

(R005) Coulter, G.R.Klein, M.JBackus, P.R.

Searching for Intelligent Life in the Uni-verse: NASA’s High Resolution Mi-crowave Survey

(1993)

(R006) Cullers, K.Deans, S.R.

SETI Algorithms (1993)

(R007) Drake, F.Wolfe, J. H.Seeger, C. L.

A multidisciplinary study of planetary,solar and astrophysical radio emissions(NASA NAGW-386)

(1986)

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(R008) Drake, F. SETI science working group report(NASA TP-2244)

(1984)

(R009) Graham, R.W. Extraterrestrial life in the universe NASA TM 102363,12p, (1990)

(R010) Gurnett, D.A. Biological Generalizations and theSearch for Extraterrestrial Life (NASANASW-417)

(1969)

(R011) Gurnett, D.A. A multidisciplinary study of planetary,solar and astrophysical radio emissions

NASA NAGW-386,(1986)

(R012) Hoffman, D.B.Kontaratos, A.N.

A Bibliography on the Search for Ex-traterrestrial Intelligence (NASA RP-1021)

(1978)

(R013) Hoffman, D.B.Kontaratos, A.N.

Biological generalizations and thesearch for extraterrestrial life

NASA NASW-417,55p, (1969)

(R014) Imshetnetsky, A.A. Extraterrestrial life and its detectionmethods

(1970)

(R015) Mallove, E.F.Connors, M.M.Forward, R.L.

End-to-end Interstellar CommunicationSystem Design for Power Efficiency

(2013)

(R016) Messerschimtt, D. Proposed Studies on the Implicationsof Peaceful Space Activities for HumanAffairs (the Brookings Report)

The BrookingsInstitution, 219p,(1960)

(R017) Michael, D.N. Evaluation of symbol-wise autocorrela-tion for the setiquest project

(2011)

(R018) Oliver, B.Billingham, J.

Project Cyclops, a design study of asystem for detecting extraterrestrial life

NASA/AMES,243p, (1971)

(R019) Oliver, B.M.Billingham, J.

In the search for extraterrestrial life(NASA TT F-15,856)

(1972)

(R020) Ponnamperuma, C. Concept for detection of extraterrestriallife (NASA SP-56)

(1964)

158


(R021) Quimby, F.H. Publications of the exobiology programfor 1988 (NASA TM 4169)

(1989)

(R022) Rummel, J.D. Project Haystack: the search for life inthe galaxy

SETI Institute,255p, (2010)

(R023) Tarter, J. Possibility of intelligent life elsewhere inthe universe

(1977)

159


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IAC CONFERENCES

List of papers presented during the International Aeronautical Congress (IAC). The InternationalAcademy of Aeronautics (IAA) SETI Permanent Committee has two sessions during those meet-ings. The SETI conferences started in 1972 therefore only those IAC conferences are listed.

(work in progress: this chapter will be updated as soon as the information related to the meetingswill be available)

When the title is inside parentheses it is the main topic and not the real title. My searches didnot found those titles but rather a summary of the paper.

1972 – Vienna, Austria

Only four papers were read and discussed at the 1972 review meeting.

1973 – Baku, USSR

This is not the complete list of papers submitted at Baku.

Troitsky V.S. Scanning of Sporadic Radiation Resaltingfrom Technical Activity of ExtraterrestrialCivilization

Gindilis L.M., KardashevN.S., Mirovsky V.G., So-glasnov V.A., Spangen-berg E.E. and Etkin V.S.

A Searth for Signals from Extraterrestrial Civ-ilizations by the Method of Synchronous Dis-persion Receiving

Zakirov U.N. On the Energetic Optimal Trajectories of aProbe to Search Extraterrestrial Civilizations

1974 – Amsterdam, Netherland

Four papers of wide ranging interest were read and discussed under the chairmanship of R. Pesek.

161


Pesek, R. (related to a CETI survey for the years 71-74)

Troitsky, V.S. and Karda-shev, N.

(about the range of frequencies for their ob-servations)

Lawton, A.T. Interpreting signals from an intersterllar probe

Subotowicz, M. The use of neutrinos for interstellar communi-cation

1975 - 77

The 1975 IAF was at Lisbon, Portugal, the 1976 was Anaheim, USA and the 1977 was at Prague,Czechoslovakia. A selection of papers from the three meetings was published in a single proceedinguntitled Communication with extraterrestrial intelligence (see page 104)

1978 – Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia

(The following list is not complete and the title may be wrong)

Gatewood, G. Detection of Planets near Distant Stars

Ganti, T. Chemotons – The Fundamental Particles ofLife

Draganic, I. and Draganic,Z.

Ionizing Radiation May Have Started Life

1979 – Munich, Germany

Two sessions of 8 papers (only 7 papers are listed). Only the authors and a summary were foundand not the title of their paper.

Campbell, B. (about the function and nature of terrestrialintelligence)

Korovin, Y.A. (related to the Drake Equation)

Wolczek, O. (terrestrial factors such as magnetic field re-versal and climatic stability which may haveallowed intelligence to evolve on this particu-lar planet)

162


Seeger, C. (related to design a sophisticated signal pro-cessor for SETI applications)

Ganti, T. (the use of self-replicating, preprogrammed,liquid machines by advanced civilizations)

Tarter, J. (about the search of 207 nearby solar typestars at frequencies near the 18 centimeterlines of the hydroxy radical (OH))

Richer, D.J. (about information theoretic approach mighthelp determine a most likely value for ”N”)

1980 – Tokyo, Japan

1981 – Rome, Italy

1982 – Paris, France

IAA-82-262 Shostak, S. and Tarter,J.C.

SIGNAL (Search for Intelligence in the Galac-tic Nucleus with the Array of the Lowlands)

IAA-82-263 Tarter, J.C., Duquet,R.T., Clark, T., andLesyna, L.

Recent SETI Observations at Arecibo.

1983 – Budapest, Hungary

IAA-83-269 Ponnamperuma, C. The chemical basis of extraterrestrial life

IAA-83-270 Oro, J. Major chemical evolutionary phases for theemergence of life in planetary systems

IAA-83-271 Troitsky, V.S. Development regularities of extraterrestrialintelligence and the search strategy

IAA-83-272 Papagiannis, M.D. A natural selection of galactic societies im-posed by the limits of growth

IAA-83-273 Wiesenberger, I. Use of cosmic interactions for benefit ofmankind

163


IAA-83-274 Kent, S. and Ubil, D. Popular support for the search for extraterres-trial

IAA-83-275 Corliss, J.B. Sea-floor hot springs, dissipative structure andthe abiotic synthetic of living organisms enEarth-like planets

IAA-83-276 Hilton, W.F. Thoughts on ionospheric amplifications of lowfrequency signals

IAA-83-277 Klein, M.J. The NASA SETI program: objectives of theR&D activity

IAA-83-279 Zuckerman, B.M. Preferred frequencies for SETI observations

IAA-83-280 Marz, G. The question of simultaneity

IAA-83-281 Marochnik, L.S. andMukhin, L.M.

Galaxy ”Belt of Life”

IAA-83-282 Tarter, J.C. SETI and serendipity

IAA-83-283 Almar, I. The rate of cosmic discoveries and the influ-ence of ETI on it

IAA-83-284 Subotowicz, M. The mass, time and energy characteristics ofinterstellar flight during long proper time ofthe astronauts

1984 – Lausanne, Switzerland

IAA-84-235 Papagiannis, M.D. The first IAU symposium on extraterrestriallife

IAA-84-236 Ponnanperuma, C. Cosmochemistry and life in the universe

IAA-84-237 Oro, J. Major chemical evolutionary phases for theemergence of life in planetary systems

IAA-84-238 Balaza, B.A. The importance of the special galactic posi-tion of our Sun from the aspect of searchingfor optimal strategies for detecting extrater-restrial intelligence

164


IAA-84-239 Martin, A.R. Is mankind unique in the Galaxy?

IAA-84-240 Wiesenberger, I. Human artificial intelligence

IAA-84-241 Finney, B.R. SETI and interstellar migration

IAA-84-242 Ducrocq, A, Souchier, Aand Merbold, U.

SETI experiment in spacelab 1

IAA-84-243 Valdes, F. and Freitas,R.A.

A search for the tritium hyperfine line fromnearby stars and a search for extraterrestrialartifacts (SETA)

IAA-84-244 Culler, D.K., Oliver, B.M.and Wolfe, J.H.

Sensitive detection of narrowband pulses

IAA-84-245 Tarter, J.C. Using the very large array (VLA) sythetis ra-dio telescope to perform a parasitic search forextraterrestrial intelligence (SETI)

IAA-84-246 Seeger, C.L. Recent progress in the NASA SETI program

IAA-84-247 Subotowicz, M. Threats to CETI-SETI, possible solutions andthe anthropic principle (AP)

1985 – Stockholm, Sweden

Hjalmarson, A. Organic molecules in space

Billingham, J. The evolution of complex life

Davies, R.E. Panspermia: unlikely, unsupported, but justpossible

Hall, P.J. The anthropic principle: probability and pos-sibility of extraterrestrial life

Nelson, N.N. Some diplomatic and journalistic implicationsof SETI

Papagiannis, M.D. Toward a multi-path approach for SETI

165


Tater, J.C. Statistics of ”Excess” observatory noise at theNancay telescope and elsewhere

Stendahl, K. Theological reactions to the possibility of ex-traterrestrial life

Gulkis, S., Klein, M.J. andOlsen, E.T.

Objectives and first results of the NASA SETIsky survey field tests at Goldstone, California

Betz, A. A directed search for extraterrestrial laser sig-nals

Subotowicz, M. On the possible existence of terrestrial-likescientific-technical civilizations only in thewhole galaxy: one more solution to the Fermiparadox

Gorgolewski, S. Very low frequency SETI search strategy

1986 – Innsbruck, Austria

1987 – Brighton, United Kingdom

Boyce, P. The first steps after the signal arrives: verifyand tell the world

Heidmann, J. SETI False alerts as ”laboratory” tests for aninternational protocol

Goldsmith, D. Who will speak for Earth ?

Paprotny, Z. Signals from ETI detected: what next?

Goodman, A. Diplomatic and political problems affectingthe formulation and implementation of an in-ternationnal protocol

Tough, A. A critical examination of factors that mightencourage secrecy

Connors, M. The social consequence of detection: an inter-national concern

166


Maccone, C. SETI investigations by the QUASAT radioas-tronomy satellite

Morris, M. Astronomical anomalies and their roles inSETI

Backus, P. Real time data acquisition in SETI

Klein, M. An assessment of the impact of radiofrequency interference on microwave SETIsearches

Owen, T. Early life on and off Earth

Burke, B. Detection of life in other planetary systems

Devito, C. A language bases on science

Raup, D. Unconscious intelligence in the universe

Dunlop, A. Galaxy dynamics and desirable real estate

Pearson, J. The Moon and SETI

Ruzmalkina, I.T.V. The origin of and ability to form planetarysystems

Malaughlin, W. Absence of extraterrestrials: the epistemolog-ical solution

1988 – Bangalore, India

IAA-88-530 Michaud, M.A.G. An international agreement concerning the de-tection of extraterrestrial intelligence

IAA-88-531 Stuiver, W. Current status of deployment research for aSETI space based antenna system

IAA-88-532 Pinotti, R. ETI, SETI and today’s public opinion

IAA-88-537 Swarup, G. Giant metrewave ratio telescope: possible usefor SETI

167


IAA-88-538 Renzetti, N.A. The NASA SETI sky survey: recent develop-ments

IAA-88-539 Tarter, J.C. SETI field tests with the MCSA 1.0 prototypeand plans for radio astronomical observations

IAA-88-540 Welch, Wm.J. A strategy for SETI observations at Areciboobservatory

IAA-88-541 Colomb, F.R., Martin,M.C. and Lemarchand,G.A.

SETI observational program in Argentina

IAA-88-542 Biraud, F. Conclusion of the selected target search at theNancay observatory

IAA-88-543 Lampton, M., Bowyer, S.and Werthimer D.

The serendip parasitic SETI project

IAA-88-544 Gindilis, L.M., Dubin-skij, B.A. and Rudnitskij,G.M.

SETI investigations in the USSR

1989 – Torremolinos, Spain

Billingham, J. and Tarter,J.

Detection of the Earth with the SETI mi-crowave observing system assumed to be op-erating out in the galaxy

Cohen, N. The gravitational lens as an intergalactic com-munication tool

Dreher, J.W. Rejection of RFI means of interferometry

Filippova, L.N. andLikhachev, S.F.

On the strategy of SETI

Finney, B. SETI and the two terrestrial cultures

Gulkis, S. Status of the NASA sky survey observingproject

Heidmann, J. and Biraud,F.

Pulsar-aided SETI experimental observations

168


Horowitz, P. High resolution SETI: experiences andprospects

Michaud, M.A.G. Progress on the SETI detection agreement

Subotowicz, M. Interstellar ozone masers and SETI

Tarter, D.E. SETI and the media: views from inside andout

1990 – Dresden, Germany

IAA-90-574 Drake, F. Reflections on the modern history of SETI

IAA-90-575 Horowitz, P. High resolution SETI: experiences andprospects

IAA-90-576 Klein, M.J., Gulkis, S. andWilck, H.C.

SETI prototype system for NASA’s sky sur-vey microwave observing project: a progressreport

IAA-90-577 Duluk, J.F., Jeday, A. andMassing, M.

The MSCA 2.1: a fully digital real tie spec-trum analyzer developed for NASA’s SETIproject

IAA-90-579 Kahlmann, H.C. SETI and radiospectrum

IAA-90-580 Tarter, J.C. Summary of interference measurements at se-lected radio observatories

IAA-90-581 von Hoerner, S. Suggestions for a large southern radio tele-scope

IAA-90-591 Michaud, M.A.G., Tarter,J.C. and Billingham, J.

The response from Earth following the detec-tion of signals from an extraterrestrial civiliza-tion

IAA-90-592 DeVito, C.L. Languages bases on science

IAA-90-593 Reupke, W.A. Efficiently coded message can transmit the in-formation content of a human across interstel-lar space

169


IAA-90-596 Klein, M.I. Levels of consciousness of intelligent systemand levels of their contact

1991 – Montreal, Canada

1992 – Washington, USA

This IAC was held during the World Space Congress. The list of papers is at page 207

1993 – Graz, Austria

Burke, B. The search of exoplanets

Tarter, J. Progress report on NASA’s high resolution mi-crowave survey targeted search

Klein, M. NASA’s high resolution microwave survey:the inauguration of the all sky survey

Latham, D. SETI target selection

Malina, R. SERENDIP: the Berkeley SETI program

Cohen, N. Frequency hopping and diversity for highprobability of interception of monochromaticETI signals

Dixon, B. ARGUS: a next generation omnidirectionalpowerfull radiotelescope

Maccone, C. SETISAIL project

Cohen, N. The free ride: gravity lens gain system galacticSETI with parallactic stellar lenses

Doyle, S. Social implications of NASA’s high resolutionmicrowave survey

Coulter, G. The NASA HRMS educational outreach pro-gram

Lyall, F. Legal aspect of SETI

170


Seppanen, J. The 1993 Finnish interdisciplinary seminar onSETI

Lemarchand, G. Active search patterns and the SETI protocols

Lehti, R. Edward Engelbert Neovius: an early propo-nent of interplanetary communication

Krein, I. An ethic of intelligence

Tschukreyeva, O. Comparative analysis of intermediary lan-guages of various types

1994 – Jerusalem, Isreal

Kardashev, N. Space programme for SETI

Almar, I. Space-VLBI: a new possibility to complementterrestrial microwave surveys

Heiligman Results from the NASA HRMS targetedsearch

Manila, R. The next generation Berkeley SETI machine:Serendip IV

Colomb, F.R. META SETI in Argentina

Doyle, L. Circumstellar habitable zones

Pardo Design of the fast Fourier transform in SETIdetection device

Kingsley Design for an optical SETI observatory

Cohen, N. Polychromatic SETI

Mazeh Radial-velocity search for low-mass compan-ions of nearby stars

Ashkenazi On the applicability of human cultural modelsto ETI civilizations

171


Gilkey How will the ”religions” react to a sig-nal/message

Reijnen The Nations United in the scientific and po-litical debate of the search for extraterrestrialintelligence

Finney, B. SETI analogies: learning at a distance fromancient terrestrial civilizations

Strelnitskij Public opinion and SETI: a mathematical ap-proach

Stoneburner Journalistic culture and space communicationissues: disseminating news of an ETI discov-ery

Robbins To reply or not to reply?

1995 – Oslo, Norway

Michaud, M. Challenge, response and SETI

Cocca, A. Legal science as catalyzer of SETI science, en-gineering and operations

Finney, B. Tsiolkovsky and extraterrestrial intelligence

Fasan, E. Legal consequences of a SETI detection

Vakoch, D. Constructing messages to extraterrestrials: aperspective from the psychology of language

Tough, A. Positive consequences of SETI before detec-tion

Lemarchand, G. Sociodynamical analysis of human archetypesabout extraterrestrial intelligent beings

Vaile, R. SETI as an educational tool

Harvey, K. Cultural factors and communication issues inspace exploration: case study – SETI

172


Dougherty, K. Museums, SETI, and community awareness

Tarter, J. Reply policy and signal type: assumptionsdrawn from minimal source information

Krein, I. Universals of intelligence and pre-intelligence

1996 – Beijing, China

Owen, T. The prevalance of Earth-like planets

Heidmann, J. SETI from the Saha crater on the Moon: sci-ence and technology issues

Rendong, N. Chinese concepts for the 1km2 radiotelescope

Wellington, K. Design challenges of a one square kilometreradiotelescope

Santoli, S. Life and intelligence in the universe fromnanobiological principles: a survey and bud-get of concepts and perspectives

Maccone, C. SETI via worm holes

Jauncey, D. Galactic lensing redshift discovered with thePhoenix system

Tarter, J. Studies of radio frequency interference atParkes observatory

Sullivan, W. A galactic center search for extraterrestrial in-telligent signals

Orfei, A. The SETI facilities at the Medicina/Noto sitesDoyle, S. Potential post-detection global institutional

arrangements

Finney, B. Tsiolkovsky and extraterrestrial intelligence

Lyall, F. Communication with extraterrestrial intelli-gence: a new dimension of space law

173


Shostak, S. The opening of the Pacific: an analog for aSETI success

Bhatal, R. SETI Australia

Harrison, A. The relative stability of belligerent and peace-ful societies: implications for SETI

Tough, A. Detecting miniature probes: a need for a newprotocol?

Sterns, P. SETI and space law: jurisprudential andphilosophical considerations for humankind inrelation to extraterrestrial life

von Muldau, H. Has the fact that Humans are alone (or not)begun to influence ethics?

Bartsev, S. Multiple scenarios of ETI communication asnecessary components of SETI activity s

1997 – Turin, Italy

Tarter, J. Project Phoenix and beyond

Almar, I. Astronomy, space sciences, and SETI: a com-parison

Mayor, M. The discovery of extrasolar planets

Doyle, L. Ground-based detection of terrestrial and Jo-vian extra-solar planets around eclipsing bi-nary systems

Heidmann, J. Recent progress on the Lunar farside craterSaha proposal

Maccone, C. Establishing SETI systems in the Saha Lunarcrater

Norris, R. The UWS/ATNF/Serendip project and extra-galactic SETI

Lemarchand, G. The META II upgrade system

174


Timofev, M. A search of the IRAS database for evidence ofDyson sphere

Bhatal, R. SETI and education

Tough, A. What people hope to learn from other civiliza-tions

Hovde, G. Frequency management and SETI

Oliver, C. SETI and the media

Tarter, J. Security considerations in signal detection

Vakoch, D. Reactions to receipt of a message fromextraterrestrials: a cross-cultural empiricalstudy

Harrison, A. ETI: our first impressions

Lemarchand, G. A sociodynamical analysis of Humanarchetypes about extraterrestrial intelli-gent beings

Lupisella, M. Do we need a cosmocentric ethic?

1998 – Melbourne, Australia

Swarup, G. SETI in India

Wellington, K. The Southern Serendip SETI project

Backus, P. Project Phoenix at Green Bank: statistics oftwo-site SETI observations

Bailey, J. Chirality and the origin of life

DeBoer, D. Opportunistic astronomy: uses of ”vintage”communications antennas for radio astronomyand SETI

Tough, A. Interstellar probes within SETI: 1960-1998

175


Butler, P. The Keck, Lick, and Anglo-Australian extra-solar planet surveys

Shostak, S. SETI in the galactic plane

Heidmann, J. Imaging of extrasolar advanced terrestrialplanets

Blair, D. Outguessing the aliens: search for interstellarbeacons

Ollongren, A. Large-size message construction for ETI

Harvey, K. Cultural and legal implications for controlledinformation models: a global perspective onspace communications and SETI

Calvin, W. Climate instabilities and brain enlargement

Owen, T. Atmospheres and life on extrasolar planets

Pierson, T. A perspective for the future

Vakoch, D. Conventionality of pictorial representation ininterstellar curriculum project

Harrison, A. The detection of extraterrestrial intelligence:organizational response

Oliver, C. SETI and the media in the 21st century

Reed, M. Exosemiotics: in inter-disciplinary approach

1999 – Amsterdam, The Netherlands

9.1.01 Shosta, S. Project Phoenix Enters Adulthood9.1.02 Target, J. Bioastronomy ’99: A Synopsis, and An Up-

dated Target List for Project Phoenix

9.1.03 Heidmann, J. A New IAA Cosmic Study: Establishing a Ra-dio Observatory on the Moon Farside

9.1.04 Schneider, J. Can We Detect Extra-Solar Technology in theCosmic Ray Spectrum?

176


9.1.05 Norris, R. How Old is ET?

9.1.06 Tough, A. The Array of Search Strategies

9.1.07 Taylor, D. Southern SERENDIP Project: SETI Candi-date Analysis Using Neural Network and Sta-tistical Techniques

9.1.08 Elliott, J. Language in Signals: The Detection ofGeneric Species-Independent Intelligent Lan-guage Features in Symbolic and Oral Commu-nications

9.1.09 Ollengren, A. Large-size Message Construction for ETI:Typing Static Relations

9.1.10 Vakoch, D. Communicating Scientifically FormulatedSpiritual Principles in Interstellar Messages

9.2.01 Billigham, J. Annual Pesek Lecture: SETI and Society - De-cision Trees

9.2.02 Harrison, A. Confirmation of ETI: Initial OrganizationalResponse

9.2.03 Oliver, C. The Case of EQ Peg: Challenge and Response

9.2.04 Schenkel, P. Contact With Advanced ETI: Implications fora New World Order

9.2.06 Bhathal, R. SETI Education for the Public

9.2.07 Tarter, J. The Biggest Challenges in the 28 Days Fol-lowing the Detection of Extraterrestrial Intel-ligence: A Panel Discussion

2000 – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

9.1.01 Welch, W. Annual Pesek Lecture: Building SETI’s FirstDedicated Observatory

9.1.02 Davis, M. Buying Cyclops by the Yard

9.1.03 DeBiase, R. Beyond the Square Kilometer Array

177


9.1.04 Shuch, P. One Hundred Up, 4900 To Go! A Project Ar-gus Update

9.1.05 Corbet, R. The Use of Gamma-Ray Bursts as Time andDirection Markers in SETI

9.1.06 Stootman, F. Galactic Plane SETI Candidates – Resultsfrom the Southern SERENDIP Spectrometer

9.1.07 Werthimer, D. The Berkeley SETI Program: SETI@Home,SERENDIP, and Optical SETI

9.1.08 Howard, A. An All-Sky Optical SETI Survey

9.1.09 Borucki, B. Projects for the Detection of Earths OrbitingOther Stars

9.1.10 Pierson, T. SETI 2020 - A Roadmap for the Next 20 Yearsof SETI Research

9.2.01 Almar, I. The Discovery of ETI as a High-Consequence,Low-Probability Event

9.2.03 Diederich, J. The Convergence of Intelligences: Learning,Symbols and Efficient Communication

9.2.04 Strelnitski, V. SETI as a Subject of Public Opinion

9.2.05 Lemarchand, G. Sociodynamical Analysis of HumanArchetypes about Extraterrestrial Intelli-gent Beings

9.2.06 Gardner, J. Assessing the Robustness of the Emergence ofIntelligence: Testing the Selfish Biocosm Hy-pothesis

9.2.07 Oliver, C. SETI in High Schools Down Under

9.2.08 Ollongren, A. Large-Size Message Construction forETI:Typing Logic Contents

9.2.10 Vakoch, D. Cognitive Modeling of Music Perception as aFoundation for Interstellar Message Composi-tion

9.2.11 Balazs, B. The Interdisciplinary Benefits of SETI

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2001 – Toulouse, France

9.1.01 Drake, D. Annual Pesek Lecture: Promising New Ap-proaches in the Search for Extraterrestrial In-telligence

9.1.02 Shuch, P. Array2K: Multiple Dishes, Multiple Modes

9.1.03 Montebugnoli, S. SETI Italia: Status Report

9.1.04 Cullers, K. Trials of Omni-Directional Sky Survey Tele-scopes

9.1.05 Maccone, C. The Lunar SETI Cosmic Study: Current Sta-tus and Perspectives

9.1.06 Shostak, S. The Lifetime of Technological Civilizations

9.1.07 Morison, I. The Lovell Telescope Upgrade

9.1.08 Tarter, J. Update on the Allen Telescope Array andSquare Kilometer Array

9.1.09 Dutil, Y. Error Correction in SETI

9.1.10 Monari, J. SALVE 2 (Software Aimed at off Line Verifi-cation ETI signals ver 2.0)

9.1.11 Schlumberger, M. The SETI Game

9.2.01 Oliver, C. Science Journalists and SETI Scientists: Im-proving Communication

9.2.02 DeVore, E. Educating the Next Generation of SETI Sci-entists: Voyages Through Time

9.2.03 Almar, I. How the Rio Scale Should be Improved

9.2.04 Tough, A. Post-Contact Communication and Security

9.2.05 Michaud, M. Ten Decisions That Could Shake the World

9.2.06 Gardnes, J. Artificial Exo-Society Modeling: A New Toolfor SETI Research

179


9.2.07 Elliott, J. First Stage Identification of Syntactic Ele-ments in an Extraterrestrial Signal

9.2.08 Atwell, E. Corpus Linguistics and the Design of a Re-sponse Message

9.2.09 Ascheri, V. Interstellar Communication: Chemistry as aHighly Recommended Subject Matter

9.2.10 Ollengren, A. Large-Size Message Construction for ETI: AnExperiment in CETI

9.2.11 Musso, P. Analogy as a Tool to Communicate AbstractConcepts in SETI

9.2.12 Vakoch, D. Communicating Concepts about Altruism inInterstellar Messages: an Evolutionary Game-Theoretic Approach

2002 – Houston, USA

IAC-02-IAA.9.1.01 Drake, F. Promising new approaches in the search forextraterrestrial intelligence

IAC-02-IAA.9.1.02 Shuch, H.P. The very small array: proof-of-concept for ar-ray 2K

IAC-02-IAA.9.1.03 Tarter, J. Update on the square kilometer array

IAC-02-IAA.9.1.04 Maccone, C. The Lunar farside radio lab study of the IAA

IAC-02-IAA.9.1.05 Cullers, K. Trials of omni-directional sky survey telescope

IAC-02-IAA.9.1.06 Shostak, S. The Rio scale applied to fictional ”SETI de-tections”

IAC-02-IAA.9.1.07 Backus, P. Horowitz/Sagan signal were not ETI

IAC-02-IAA.9.1.08 Harris, M.J. Limits from satellite gamma-ray observationson the use of antimatter propulsion by ex-traterrestrial civilizations

180


IAC-02-IAA.9.1.09 Werthimer, D. Searching for ET with help from three millionvolunteers: the SETI@home, Serendip, Sev-endip and Spock SETI programs

IAC-02-IAA.9.2.01 Marshall, W. SETI and astrobiology: contact - a youth per-spective

IAC-02-IAA.9.2.02 De Vore, E.; Tarter, J. Educating the next generation of SETI scien-tists: voyages throuth time

IAC-02-IAA.9.2.03 Tough, A. Communicating with ETI: five needed steps

IAC-02-IAA.9.2.04 Michaud, M.A.G. Ten decisions that could shake the world

IAC-02-IAA.9.2.05 Gardner, J.N. Artificial exo-society modeling: a new tool forSETI research

IAC-02-IAA.9.2.06 Vakoch, D.A. Communicating concepts about altruism in in-terstellar messages

IAC-02-IAA.9.2.07 Doyle, L.R.; McCowan, B. Information theory applied to dolphin whis-tle vocalizations with possible application toSETI signals

IAC-02-IAA.9.2.08 Atwell, E.; Elliott, J. Corpus linguistics and the design of a responsemessage

IAC-02-IAA.9.2.09 Dutil, Y.; Dumas, S. Young: a cryptanalytic toolkit for SETI

IAC-02-IAA.9.2.10 Elliott, J.; Atwell, E. The filtration of inter-galactic objects trouvesand the identification of the lingua ex machinahierarchy

2003 – Bremen, Germany

Schlumberger, M.E. A model of monidirectional SETI

Maccone, C. Lunar farside radio lab : a ”cosmic study” bythe International Academy of Astronautics

Carrigan, R.A. Do potential SETI signals need to be decon-taminated.

181


Sterns, P. Metalaw and relations with intelligent beingsrevisisted

Genta, G. Will space actually be the final frontier of hu-mankind?

Arnould, J. Human being: the next space frontier

Maccone, C. Innovative SETI by the KLT

Montebugnoli, S. SETI-Italia 2003: status review

Horowitz, P. Targeted optical SETI at Harvard / Smithso-nian and Princeton

Howard, A. All-sky optical SETI

Wilson, T.L. Power consideration in the context of SETI

Shostak, S. When will we detect the extraterrestrials?

Dorminey, B. Back to the basics

Shuch, H.P. SETI snack attack: lessons learned from thePearl Harbor hoax

Oliver, C. Communicating astrobiology - a new approach

Brake, M. Life in the universe: a course in science, andscience fiction

Pierson, T. SETI institute as a model for managing inter-disciplinary science

Vakosh, D.A. The art and science of interstellar messagecomposition: a report on international work-shops to encourage multidisciplinary discus-sion

Musso, P. From maths to culture towards an effectivemessage

Ollengran, A. Large-size message construction for ETI - in-ductive self-interpretation

Settino, M. ”Mining” the sky from data-mining

182


Monari, J. Generalized Hough transform: an useful algo-rithm for signal path detection

Ruffolo, A. Outlier analysis for SETI

Elliott, J. A human language corpus for interstellar mes-sage construction

2004 – Vancouver, Canada

SETI and Other Extraterrestrial Discoveries

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.1.01

Werthimer, D.; Anderson,D.; Cobb, J.

The top 200 candidates from 25 years of berke-ley SETI

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.1.02

Tarter, J. Progress report on the Allen telescope array

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.1.03

DeBoer, D.R. The Allen telescope array: commensal and ef-ficient SETI

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.1.04

Cullers, K.; Stauduhar,R.; Schlumberger, M.E.

Sensitive detection of coherence

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.1.05

Montebugnoli, S., Monari,J.; Zoni, L.

A new system for the SETI-Italia data analy-sis.

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.1.06

Carrigan, R.A. Limitations for pure Dyson sphere searches

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.1.07

Schuch, H.P. Entering the SETI olympics: the role of thededicated amateur

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.1.08

Maccone, C. NASA gateways at L1 and L2 and the radio-quiet Moon farside imperative

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.1.09

DeBiase, R.L. Concept for very large space based radio tele-scopes for SETI

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.1.10

Simmons, W. Quantum optical cryptography and SETI

183


IAC-04-IAA.1.1.1.11

Marino, L. The evolutionary neurobiology of SETI

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.2.01

Almar, I. Similarities and differences in communicatingdifferent kinds of dramatic cosmic discoveries

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.2.02

Race, M.S. Communicating about the discovery of ex-traterrestrial life: different searches, differentissues

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.2.03

Rummel, J.D.; Race, M.S. Got life? hours of boredom followed by mo-ments of sheer terror (and that’s just with thepress)

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.2.04

Tough, A. Public communication in close-up contact

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.2.05

Langston, M.C. An exploration of the “ET hacker” concept

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.2.06

Shostak, S. Limits on interstellar messages

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.2.07

Ollengren, A. Large-size message construction for ETI non-deterministic typing and symbolic computa-tion in lincos

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.2.08

Dutil, Y. Social choice and equity theory: seeking thecommon good as a common ground

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.2.09

Vakoch, D.A. Narrative approaches to encoding altruism ininterstellar messages

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.2.10

Arnould, J.; Laidet, L. Prepared to manage extraterrestrial informa-tion or an extraterrestrial event.

IAC-04-IAA.1.1.2.11

Musso, P. Philosophical and religious implications of ex-traterrestrial life

2005 – Fukuoka, Japan

The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) - The Next Steps

184


fujishit Fujishita, M. SETI activities at kyushu tokai university

IAC-05-A4.1.02 Vakosh, D.A. Advantages of active SETI

IAC-05-A4.1.03 Shuch, H.P.; Almar, I. The San Marino scale for transmissions fromEarth to ET

IAC-05-A4.1.04 DeBiase, R.L. Effects of collisions upon a partial Dysonsphere

IAC-05-A4.1.07 Shostak, S. Short-pulse SETI

IAC-05-A4.1.09 Walton, L. Definition of a SETI search

IAC-05-A4.1.10 Maccone, C. The ITASEL project (Italian search for ex-traterrestrial life )

IAC-05-A4.1.11 Rummel, J.D. On the wings of Copernicus: further implica-tions of discovering life in the solar system?

IAC-05-A4.2.01 Burgess, L. The equant node of oblivion: the eighth ma-jor aspect of the quiet axis, a nearly 40-yearcosmic artistic/poetic construction

IAC-05-A4.2.03 Denning, K. “l” on earth

IAC-05-A4.2.07 Oliver, C. Astrobiology: a pathway towards adult scien-tific literacy?

IAC-05-A4.2.09 Shuch, H.P. Testing a claim of extraterrestrial technology

IAC-05-A4.2.10 Elliott, J. A post-detection decipherment matrix

IAC-05-A4.2.11 Maccone, C. Past and future of astronomy and SETI castin maths

2006 – Valencia, Spain

The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) – The Next Steps

IAC-06-A4.1.01 Shuch, H.P.; Almar, i. Updating the San Marino scale

185


IAC-06-A4.1.02 Ollengren, A. Large-size message construction for ETI: aris-totelian syllogisms

IAC-06-A4.1.03 Vakoch, D.A. The evolutionary epic as an integrative themefor interstellar message composition

IAC-06-A4.1.04 Shostak, S.; Tarter, J. Speeding up SETI searches by hundreds oftimes: the allen telescope array

IAC-06-A4.1.05 Werthimer, D. Six Berkeley SETI programs: SETI@home II,Serendip V, astropulse, spock, sevendip anddyson

IAC-06-A4.1.06 von Korff, J.; Werthimer,D.; Korpela, E.

astropulse: a SETI radio sky survey on mi-crosecond time scales

IAC-06-A4.1.07 Cosmovici, C.; Montebug-noli, S.; Maccone, C.;Monari, J.

The ITASEL project (Italian search for ex-traterrestrial life)

IAC-06-A4.1.08 Montebugnoli, S.; Zoni,J.; Monari, J.; Maccone,C.

The ITASEL/SETI-Italia new programmablespectrum analyser

IAC-06-A4.1.09 Cecchi, M.; Monari, J. SETI@grid: exploiting computational grids toboost SETI data analysis

IAC-06-A4.1.10 Mead, C.; Howard, A.;Sreetharan, P.

Challenges in the first all-sky optical SETI

IAC-06-A4.1.11 Howard, A.; Horowitz, P.;Mead, C.

Initial results from harvard all-sky opticalSETI

IAC-06-A4.1.12 Carrigan, R. Challenges of “cosmic archaeology” searchesfor ETI

IAC-06-A4.1.13 Maccone, C. SETI, extrasolar planets search and interstel-lar flight: when are they going to merge?

IAC-06-A4.2.01 Dick, S. The postbiological universe

IAC-06-A4.2.02 Denning, K. Ten thousand revolutions: conjectures aboutcivilizations

IAC-06-A4.2.03 Tough, A. Rethinking ETI

186


IAC-06-A4.2.04 Dutil, Y. Sustainability: a tedious path to a galacticcolonisation!

IAC-06-A4.2.05 Musso, P. What the Fermi paradox tells us about thedangers of active SETI

IAC-06-A4.2.06 Elliott, J. A semantic ‘engine’ for universal translation

IAC-06-A4.2.07 Vakoch, D.A. Describing the probabilistic nature of humanbehavior in interstellar messages

IAC-06-A4.2.08 Norris, R.P. Gamma-ray bursters and the emergence of life

IAC-06-A4.2.09 Jukola, P. Search for intelligence

IAC-06-A4.2.10 Lee, R.J. Rules for first contact: legal and policy is-sues arising from establishing and maintainingcommunications with extraterrestrials

IAC-06-A4.2.11 Woolf, S. Other worlds, other gods

2007 – Hyderabad, India


IAC-07-A4.1.01 Swarup, G. Prospects of SETI with the GMRT

IAC-07-A4.1.02 Shostak, S.; Tarter, J. A galactic center SETI search using the allentelescope array

IAC-07-A4.1.03 Schilliro, F.; Schilliro, S.;Maccone, C.

Spectral line measurements in exceptionallylow SNR by the KLT

IAC-07-A4.1.04 Vakoch, D. Bernard M. Oliver’s analysis of the role of ac-tive SETI strategies in a diversified approachto interstellar communication

IAC-07-A4.1.05 Ockels, W. Is time a creation of life in reaction to gravity?This hypothesis suggests new ways for lookingat extraterrestrial life

IAC-07-A4.1.06 DeBiase, R.L. Constraints and cost / benefits of thin filmDyson spheres

187


IAC-07-A4.1.07 Gurevich, I. About restrictions on volume of the informa-tion in the universe

IAC-07-A4.2.01 Denning, K. Being technological

IAC-07-A4.2.02 Zaitzev, A. Sending and searching for interstellar mes-sages

IAC-07-A4.2.03 Vakoch, D. Humankind’s planetary ecological crisis as acentral theme for interstellar message compo-sition

IAC-07-A4.2.04 Shuch, H.P.; Almar, I. Quantifying past transmissions using the SanMarino scale

IAC-07-A4.2.05 Maccone, C. Protected antipode circle on the farside of themoon

IAC-07-A4.2.06 Musso, P. The number of ET civilizations and the ”re-verse SETI” argument

2008 – Glasgow, United Kingdom


IAC-08.A4.1.1 Shuch, H.P. Introduction to SETI science and technology

IAC-08.A4.1.2 Welch, W.J. The allen telescope array: the first widefield,panchromatic, snapshot radio camera for ra-dio astronomy and SETI

IAC-08.A4.1.3 Tarter, J. The first SETI observations with the allentelescope array

IAC-08.A4.1.4 Maccone, C. The statistical Drake equation

IAC-08.A4.1.5 Tewari, B. Update on controversial view of terrestrial andextraterrestrial origins of life

IAC-08.A4.1.6 Tabeshian, M.;Molaverdikhani

Mapping the probability of microlensing de-tection of extra-solar planets

188


IAC-08.A4.1.7 Carrigan, R. Extended IRAS-based whole-sky upper limiton dyson spheres and the implication for fu-ture Dyson sphere searches

IAC-08.A4.1.8 Shostak, S. Efficiency in SETI

IAC-08.A4.1.9 Montebugnoli, S.; Cos-mivici, C.; Monari, J.

The next steps in SETI-Italia science andtechnology

IAC-08.A4.2.1 Vakoch, D.A. Introduction to the interdisciplinary aspectsof SETI

IAC-08.A4.2.2 Almar, I. SETI terminology: do we interpret SETIterms correctly?

IAC-08.A4.2.3 Denning, K. Unpacking the great transmission debate

IAC-08.A4.2.4 Shuch, H.P.; Riggs, J. Correcting for interdependence of terms in theSan Marino scale

IAC-08.A4.2.5 Elliott, J. A post-detection decipherment strategy

IAC-08.A4.2.6 Harrison, A. Planning for contact: fantasy documents orguidelines for action?

IAC-08.A4.2.7 Arnould, J. ETI: from imagination to reality

IAC-08.A4.2.8 Shuch, H.P. Aliens among us: learning disability as an ana-log for extraterrestrial intelligence

IAC-08.A4.2.9 Musso P. Nearby extraterrestrial communicating civi-lizations and the “reverse SETI” argument

IAC-08.A4.2.10 Ollengren, A. Large-size message construction for eti recur-sivity in lingua cosmica

IAC-08.A4.2.11 Vakoch, D. What does it mean to be human?: reflectionson the portrayal of human nature in interstel-lar messages

2009 – Daejon, Republic of Korea


189


IAC-09.A4.1.1 Shuch, H.P. Introduction to SETI science and technology

IAC-09.A4.1.2 Rhee, M.-H.; Kan-ya, Y.;Byun, Y.I.

The SETI programs in Korea: progress report

IAC-09.A4.1.3 Yukitoshi, K.-y.; Yi, H.;Yoon, J.W.

Detection of SETI signals from vlbi raw data

IAC-09.A4.1.4 Howard, A. Spectroscopic optical SETI at lick observatory

IAC-09.A4.1.5 Pluchino, S.; Montebug-noli, S.

Fast digital real time processing systems forSETI and radio science: S/C signal detectionand tracking.

IAC-09.A4.1.6 Vakoch, D. Testing the zoo hypothesis through activeSETI: a strategy infrastructure for sustainingSETI across generations and

IAC-09.A4.1.7 Maccone, C. SETI and seh (statistical equation for habita-bles)

IAC-09.A4.1.8 Shuch, H.P. The day the Earth stood out

IAC-09.A4.1.9 Montebugnoli, S. Fast digital real time processing systems forSETI and radio science: a survey of the Italianback ends

IAC-09.A4.1.10 Molaverdikhani, K. Extrasolar planets detection fractal map

IAC-09.A4.2.1 Gardner, J. How cosmological models should guide SETIsearch strategies

IAC-09.A4.2.2 Shostak, S. What et will look like and why we should care

IAC-09.A4.2.3 Ollengren, A. On the concrete signature of lincos

IAC-09.A4.2.4 Vakoch, D. Communicating multiple theories of humanpsychology in interstellar messages

IAC-09.A4.2.5 Traphagan, J. Can ritual represent a framework for commu-nication with ET?

IAC-09.A4.2.6 Musso, P. Nearby extraterrestrial communicating civi-lizations and the “reverse SETI” argument

190


IAC-09.A4.2.7 Shuch, H.P. Project argus progress report: T plus 13 yearsand holding

IAC-09.A4.2.8 Maccone, C. Relativity, SETI, and knowledge diffusionacross the galaxy

2010 – Prague, Czech Republic


IAC-10.A4.1.1 Shuch, H.P. SETI past, present, and future: 50 years in 15minutes

IAC-10.A4.1.2 Shostak, S.; Harp, G. A SETI search in the anti-solar direction usingthe allen telescope array

IAC-10.A4.1.3 Siemion, A.; Werthimer,D.; Korpela, E.; Howard,A.; Cobb, J.

Instrumentation and methods for the searchfor extra-terrestrial intelligence

IAC-10.A4.1.4 Montebugnoli, S. SETI back ends made inexpensive

IAC-10.A4.1.5 Mead, C. Technologies driving SETI

IAC-10.A4.1.6 Maccone, C. A new belt beyond Kuiper’s: a belt of focalspheres between 550 and 17,000 au for SETIand science

IAC-10.A4.1.7 Trimberger, S. A multilevel model of interstellar communica-tion

IAC-10.A4.1.8 Ollengren, A. Large-size message construction for ETI-interpretation of processes in lingua cosmica

IAC-10.A4.1.9 Matloff, G.L. Giant/red-dwarf binaries: new SETI targetsand implications for interstellar migration

IAC-10.A4.1.10 Herzing, D. Signatures of universal communication:rhythm, synchrony and temporal patterns ofdolphin communication as a model

IAC-10.A4.2.1 Davies, P. Footprints of alien technology

191


IAC-10.A4.2.2 Denning, K. The history of contact on Earth: data, myths,misconceptions

IAC-10.A4.2.3 Almar, I. SETI and astrobiology: the rio scale and thelondon scale

IAC-10.A4.2.4 Elliott, J.; Baxter, S. The disc quotient: a post detection strategy

IAC-10.A4.2.6 Vakoch, D.; Lower, T.;Niles, B.A.; Scanlin, J.E.

What should we say to extraterrestrial intel-ligence?: an analysis of responses to ”Earthspeaks”

IAC-10.A4.2.7 Pacher, T. One kilo message and mosaic earth: educationand outreach potential of interstellar artefactmessage composition projects

IAC-10.A4.2.8 Maccone, C. Societal statistics by virtue of the statisticaldrake equation

IAC-10.A4.2.9 Burgess, L. Projects for deep space and deep time com-munication

IAC-10.A4.2.10 Korbitz, A. The limits of metalaw and the need for furtherelaboration

IAC-10,A4,2,5,x7167

Oliver, C. Social networking: implications for post de-tection communications

2011 – Cape Town, South Africa


IAC-11,A4,1,1,x9737

Shuch, H.P. Intoduction to SETI science and technology

IAC-11,A4,1,2,x9894

Dominik, M. Exploration rather than speculation – assem-bling the puzzle of potential life beyond earth

IAC-11,A4,1,3,x11080

Montebugnoli, S.; Monari,J.; Bianchi, G.

New data acquisition and processing systemfor the SETI-Italia

IAC-11,A4,1,5,x10991

Elliott, J. Signatures of machine intelligence

192


IAC-11,A4,1,6,x9891

Ollengren, A. Large-size message construction for eti logicalexistence expressed in lingua cosmica

IAC-11,A4,1,7,x9304

Maccone, C. Extending SETI to nearby galaxies

IAC-11,A4,2,1,x10143

Worden, P. ¡no title¿

IAC-11,A4,2,2,x11996

Antonites, A. Universals in the universe?

IAC-11,A4,2,3,x10857

Elliott, J.; Ollengren, A. On the concrete signature of lincos

IAC-11,A4,2,4,x9951

Shostak, S. Seeking intelligence far beyond our own

IAC-11,A4,2,5,x12037

Vakoch, D.; Lower, T.;Niles, B.A.

La tierra habla (Earth speaks): an onlineSpanish language survey about interstellarcommunication

IAC-11,A4,2,6,x9444

Atri, D.; DeMarines, J.;Haqq-Misra, J.

A protocol for messaging to extraterrestrials -launch of an educational and interactive web-site

IAC-11,A4,2,7,x9708

Maccone, C. A mathematical model for societal aspects ofSETI

IAC-11,A4,2,8,x11544

Reddy, A.; Goutham, P.R. Influence of works of fiction on the perceptionsof SETI

2012 – Naples, Italy


IAC-12,A4,1,1,x13071

Shuch, H.P. Introduction to SETI science and technology

IAC-12,A4,1,2,x14361

Korpela, E.; Siemion, A.;Cobb, J.; Lebofky, M.;Werthimer, D.

SETI in Berkeley: what now? where next?

193


IAC-12,A4,1,3,x13045

Siemion, A.; Cobb, J.;Cordes, J.; Demorest, P.

Progress in two radio SETI experiments: thesearch for extraterrestrial radio arecibo tele-scope observatory and SETI in the kepler fieldwith the green bank emission from nearby de-veloped intelligent populations (Serendip) at

IAC-12,A4,1,4,x16280

Harp, G. Recent observations and next steps for SETIprograms at the SETI institute

IAC-12,A4,1,5,x14106

Schilliro, F.; Pluchino, S.;Montebugnoli, S.; Cas-saro, P.

Targeted SETI activity in the uplink space-craft communication channels.

IAC-12,A4,1,6,x15362

Pluchino, S.; Schilliro, F.;Montebugnoli, S.; Cas-saro, P.

An enhanced piggyback mode for SETI obser-vations

IAC-12,A4,1,7,x15650

Schilliro, F.; Maccone, C.;Pluchino, S.

Karhunen-Loeve transform on GPU comput-ing

IAC-12,A4,1,8,x13108

Maccone, C.; Savio, G.;Villa, A., Crippa, R.

Italian optical SETI searches at FOAM13 ob-servatory

IAC-12,A4,1,9,x13290

Carrigan, R. Galactic-scale signatures for interstellar ar-chaeology and the search for life and intelli-gence in the universe.

IAC-12,A4,1,10,x13015

Ollongren, A. Large-size message construction for eti, vali-dation of lingua cosmica

IAC-12,A4,1,11,x12810

Matloff, G. Solar sailing to the sun’s inner gravity focus:a design study

IAC-12,A4,1,12,x15789

Dandamudi, S.; Khan,A.A.; Sarpal, S.; Sharma,S.

Iintegration of remote sensing for extraterres-trial geological studies

IAC-12,A4,2,1,x13070

Shuch, H.A. Fanning the flames of SETI passion

IAC-12,A4,2,2,x13525

Shostak, S. Sseeking intelligence far beyond our own

IAC-12,A4,2,3,x13590

Elliott, J. Signatures of machine intelligence

194


IAC-12,A4,2,4,x13105

Maccone, C. Evolution and history in a new ”mathematicalSETI” model

IAC-12,A4,2,5,x15896

Vakoch, D. Communicating existential accounts of beinghuman in interstellar messages

IAC-12,A4,2,6,x14214

de la Torre, G.G. Neuropsychosocial model of contact. neuro-science, consciousness and the search for ex-traterrestrial intelligence.

IAC-12,A4,2,7,x14555

Denning, K. The ‘intelligence’ in SETI: historical conceptsand new research

IAC-12,A4,2,8,x15346

Herzing, D. Profiling nonhuman intelligence: an exercisein developing unbiased tools for describingother types of intelligence on earth.

IAC-12,A4,2,9,x14561

Denning, K. The long view: sustaining multigenerationalscience

2013 – Beijing, China

Shuch, P. Introduction to SETI Science and Technology

Narusawa, S.-Y. Project Dorothy: Worldwide Joint SETI Ob-servation (Pesek Lecture)

Derawa, C.S. Stellar Genetics Using Stellar SunspotAnalogs

Maccone, A. SETI as a Part of Big History

Shuch, P. Analyzing the Stephens Mystery Signal(Billingham Lecture)

Arnould, J. Earth Must Not Become the Jail of Hu-mankind

Ganapathy, R. Black Holes: Attractors for Intelligence?

Ollengran, A. On the Universality of Lingua Cosmica Logica

195


Arun, P.V. Web Based Semi-Automatic Framework forAstrobiological Research

Martinez, C.F. SETI in the Light of Cosmic Convergent Evo-lution

Vakoch, D. Music as an Analogue for Interstellar MessageComposition

Milanov, A. Need for Authority of Humankind in SpaceLaw

2014 – Toronto, Canada

IAC-14,A4,1,1,x22517

Garrett, M.A. SETI, big data and the next generation of ra-dio telescopes

IAC-14,A4,1,2,x23276

Demorest, P.; Falcke,H.; Garrett, M.; Kor-pela, E.; Maddalena, R.;Werthimer, D.

Radio searches for extraterrestrial intelligenceas facility observing programs

IAC-14,A4,1,3,x25350

Shivvers, I.; Siemion, A.;Werthimer, D.

A 1.1 to 1.9 ghz SETI survey of the keplerfield: a raster scan search for narrow-bandemission

IAC-14,A4,1,4,x26669

Rummel, J.D. A place for SETI research and observations inthe NASA astrobiology roadmap

IAC-14,A4,1,5,x26543

Montebugnoli, S. A smart high resolution spectrometer for lowcost SETI piggy back activity mode

IAC-14,A4,1,6,x20613

Dumas, S. The Karhunen-Loeve transform, digital signalanalysis and the information theory

IAC-14,A4,1,7,x23822

Xin, F.; Su, H. Terahertz imaging system for SETI and theexploration of the beginning of the universe

IAC-14,A4,1,8,x24102

Pearson, J. Exoplanet discoveries and the fermi paradox

IAC-14,A4,1,9,x27030

Trimberger, S. addressing societal concerns in active SETI

196


IAC-14,A4,2,1,x20653

Shuch, H.P.; Lomberg, J. The new horizons message initiative: SETI’snew horizon

IAC-14,A4,2,2,x21587

Jones, M. Cryptosociology and extraterrestrial civiliza-tions

IAC-14,A4,2,3,x22064

Maccone, C. Statistical Seager equation for exoplanet andSETI searches

IAC-14,A4,2,4,x26420

DeVito, C. SETI: a time to consolidate

IAC-14,A4,2,5,x23542

Enestam, S.; Long, K.;Welch, C.

Advanced transportation systems and theirrelation to unexplained signals on Earth

IAC-14,A4,2,6,x21941

DeVito, C. A possible link between extra-terrestrial soci-eties

IAC-14,A4,2,7,x21749

Herzing, D.; Walther-Antonio, M.

Nonhuman communication signals and decod-ing techniques: implications for astrobiology

IAC-14,A4,2,8,x27069

Jukola, P. Act - interactive public outreach strategies

IAC-14,A4,2,9,x20921

Ollongren, A. On modalities in lingua cosmica logica

IAC-14,A4,P,1,x26402

Das, S. Primary decoding of complex structural ar-rangements of diatom surface silicon commu-nication system biomineralization indicates aprobable extraterrestrial

IAC-14,A4,P,2,x22065

Maccone, C.; Savio, G.;Villa, A.; Crippa, R.

Intended OSETI searches at FOAM13 obser-vatory (italy)

2015 – Jesuralem, Isreal

Wandel, A. On the abundance of extra terrestrial life afterKepler (Pesek Lecture)

Walton, L. Revisiting SETI Searches for Large Scale Ex-traterrestrial Technosignatures

197


Maccone, C. SETI transient signals from ET spaceships de-tected by the relativistic KLT

Vakoch, D. Pulsar Clocks as a Timestamps for ActiveSETI Messages

de Paulis, D. One Earth: New Horizons Message Initiative

Ollengren, A. On Modalities in Lingua Cosmica Logica

Ollengren, A. Hubots Characterized by Lingua CosmicaLogica

Walton, L. The History of the SETI Permanent Commit-tee (Billingham Lecture)

Shuch, H.P. Who Speaks for Earth?

Vakoch, D. Music as an Analogue for Interstellar MessageComposition

Maccone, C. Evo-SETI Scale to Measure Life on Exoplan-ets

Duner, D. Human conceptions of the rise and fall of civ-ilizations

Greenfeld, B. Metalaw and the Intrinsic Value of Extrater-restrial Organisms

de Paulis, D. cogito: from the earth-centred to the cosmos-wide perspective

2016 – Guadalaaja, Mexico

2017 – Adelaide, Australia

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SPECIAL ISSUES OF ACTA

ASTRONAUTICA

Those are the special issues of Acta Astronautica devoted only to SETI.

Volume 6, Issue 19, 1979, eds: J. Billingham and R. Pesek 200

Volume 19, Issue 11, 1989, eds: C.L. Seeger and A.R. Martin 201

Volume 21, Issue 2, 1990, eds: J.C. Tarter and M.A. Michaud 202

Volume 26, Issues 3-4, 1992, ed: J. Heidmann 204

Volume 29, Issues 10-11, 1992, ed: Rodolfo Monti 207

Volume 42, Issues 10-12, 1998, ed: J. Heidmann 209

Volume 46, Issues 10-12, 2000, ed: R. Bhatal 211

Volume 67, Issues 11-12, ed: J. Elliott 213

Volume 68, Issues 3–4, ed: J. Elliott 215

Volumn 78, ed: J.Elliott 217

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Volume 6, Issue 19, 1979

Acta AstronauticaVol. 6, Issue 19Pergamon Press 1979.Printed in Great Britainedited by J. Billingham and R. Pesek

This special issue of Acta Astronautica was published as a book. The list of papers is given atpage 104

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Acta Astronautica (SETI-1)Volume 19, Issue 11, Pages 855-932 (November 1989)edited by C.L. Seeger and A.R. Martin

J.C. Fletcher Space: 30 years into the future Pages 855-857

T.V. Ruzmaikina Origin and evolution of planetary systems Pages 859-862

J. Billingham The evolution of complex life Pages 863-868

J.B. Corliss The flow of energy, natural learning systems and thecreation of life on Earth

Pages 869-873

V.S. Troitskij Development of extraterrestrial intelligence andphysical laws

Pages 875-887

M. Subotowicz Threats to CETI-SETI: Possible solutions and an-thropic principle

Pages 889-895

M.D. Papagiannis Toward a multi-path approach for SETI Pages 897-902

G.M. Gruber, J. Pfleiderer Small duty cycles in SETI Pages 903-906

J. Tarter Radio frequency interference at Jodrell Bank obser-vatory within the protected 21 cm band

Pages 907-912

S. von Hoerner An asymmetric shaped mirror system for the Arecibotelescope, and its uses for SETI

Pages 913-918

S. Gulkis Analysis of a crossed Bragg cell acousto-optical spec-trometer for SETI

Pages 919-925

J.F. Duluk, I.R. Linscott,A.M. Peterson, et al J.Twicken

VLSI processors for signal detection in SETI Pages 927-932

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Acta Astronautica (SETI-2)Volume 21, Issue 2, Pages 69-154 (February 1990)edited by J.C. Tarter and M.A. Michaud

J. Tarter and M. Michaud Preface Pages xi-xii

J. Billingham Risk and value analysis of SETI Pages 69-72

J. Heidmann SETI false alerts as “laboratory” tests for an inter-national protocol formulation

Pages 73-80

P.B. Boyce Signal verification in the real world: When is a signalnot a signal?

Pages 81-84

P.B. Boyce The first two steps after the signal arrives: Verifyand tell the world

Pages 85-88

J.M. Logsdon, C.M. An-derson

Announcing the first signal: Policy aspects Pages 89-92

Z. Paprotny Signals from ETI detected — What next? Pages 93-95

A. Tough A critical examination of factors that might encour-age secrecy

Pages 97-102

A.E. Goodman Diplomatic and political problems affecting the for-mulation and implementation of an internationalprotocol for activities following the detection of asignal from extraterrestrial intelligence

Pages 103-108

R. Pinotti Contact: Releasing the news Pages 109-115

B. Finney The impact of contact Pages 117-121

V. Kopal International law implications of the detection of ex-traterrestrial intelligent signals

Pages 123-126

A.A. Cocca XII Tables for researchers on extraterrestrial intelli-gence

Pages 127-130

E. Fasan Discovery of ETI: Terrestrial and extraterrestrial le-gal implications

Pages 131-135

A.E. Goodman Diplomacy and the search for extraterrestrial intelli-gence (SETI)

Pages 137-141

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G.C.M. Reijnen Basic elements of an international terrestrial replyfollowing the detection of a signal from extraterres-trial intelligence

Pages 143-148

D. Goldsmith Who will speak for earth? Possible structures forshaping a response to a signal detected from an ex-traterrestrial civilization

Pages 149-151

Declaration of principles concerning activities follow-ing the detection of extraterrestrial intelligence

Pages 153-154

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Volume 26, Issues 3-4, 1992

Acta Astronautica (SETI-3)Volume 26, Issues 3–4, Pages 139-297 (March–April 1992)edited by J. Heidmann

J. Heidmann Introduction Page 139

L. Perek An introduction to the first Rudolf Pesek SETI lec-ture

Page 141

F. D. Drake Reflections on the modern history of SETI Pages 143-144

D.W. Latham, Robert P.Stefanik, Tsevi Mazeh

Spectroscopic searches for low-mass companions ofstars

Pages 145-149

J. Pearson The Moon and SETI Pages 151-155

J. Oro and A. Lazcano Recent advances in chemical evolution and the ori-gins of life

Pages 157-158

J.F. Duluk Jr, A. Jeday,M. Massing, et al

The MCSA 2.1: A fully digital real-time spectrumanalyzer developed for NASA’s SETI Project

Pages 159-168

P.R. Backus, J.C. Jordan,D.G. Harper

Real time data acquisition in SETI Pages 169-172

J. Tarter SETI field tests with the MCSA 1.0 prototype andplans for radio astronomical observations

Pages 173-176

M.J. Klein, S. Gulkis,H.C. Wilck, et al

Status of the NASA SETI Sky Survey microwave ob-serving project

Pages 177-184

J. Billingham, Jill Tarter Detection of the Earth with the SETI microwave ob-serving system assumed to be operating out in thegalaxy

Pages 185-188

M. Lampton, S. Bowyer,D. Werthimer, et al

The SERENDIP piggyback SETI project Pages 189-192

P. Horowitz, K. Clubok High resolution SETI: Experiences and prospects Pages 193-200

F. Biraud and J. Tarter Conclusion of the selected target search at theNancay Observatory

Pages 201-204

J. Heidmann, F. Biraud,J. Tarter

Pulsar-aided SETI experimental observations Pages 205-209

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F.R Colomb, M.C.Martın, G.A. Lemarchand

SETI observational program in Argentina Pages 211-212

H.C. Kahlmann SETI and the radiospectrum Pages 213-217

W.J. Welch A strategy for SETI observations at Arecibo Obser-vatory

Pages 219-221

J.W. Dreher Rejection of RFI by means of interferometry Pages 223-226

M.J. Klein, S. Gulkis,E.T. Olsen, et al

An assessment of the impact of radiofrequency inter-ference on microwave SETI searches

Pages 227-232

J. Tarter Summary of interference measurements at selectedradio observatories

Pages 233-238

G. Swarup Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope—Its possible usefor SETI

Pages 239-242

S. von Hoerner Suggestions for a large southern radio telescope Pages 243-248

N. Cohen The gravitational lens as an intergalactic communi-cation tool

Pages 249-251

I. Almar Analogies between Olbers’ Paradox and the FermiParadox

Pages 253-256

D.M. Raup Nonconscious intelligence in the Universe Pages 257-261

B. Finney SETI and the two terrestrial cultures Pages 263-265

C.L. De Vito Languages based on science Pages 267-271

W.A. Reupke Efficiently coded messages can transmit the informa-tion content of a human across interstellar space

Pages 273-276

R. Pinotti ETI, SETI and today’s public opinion Pages 277-280

D.E. Tarter SETI and the media: Views from inside and out Pages 281-289

M.A.G. Michaud An international agreement concerning the detectionof extraterrestrial intelligence

Pages 291-294

M.A.G. Michaud, J.Billingham and J. Tarter

A reply from Earth? Pages 295-297

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Acta Astronautica (SETI-4)Volume 29, Issues 10–11, Pages 735-876 (October–November 1993)World Space CongressWashington, D.C., U.S.A.28 August–5 September 1992edited by R. Monti

R. Monti Preface Page xi

H.H. Koelle A frame of reference for extraterrestrial enterprises Pages 735-741

R. Monti, M. D’Amore, L.D’Angelo

An economic benefit deriving from space activities:Integration between science institutions and industry

Pages 743-748

G. Ponce, P. Cocquerez,F. Meyer

Impact of meteoroids and orbital debris on Hermesdesign

Pages 749-755

N.J. Bahr, S.V. DePalo Making the Hubble Space Telescope servicing mis-sion safe

Pages 757-763

R. D. Waldron, D.R.Criswell

Summary of characteristics of beamed power radia-tion patterns and side lobe levels for the lunar solarpower system

Pages 765-769

G.M.H.J.L. Gadiot, J.M.Mul, J.J. Meulenbrugge,et al

New solid propellants based on energetic binders andHNF

Pages 771-779

G.G. Reibaldi, J.L. Cen-dral

The ESA Polar Platform: A work-horse for futureEarth Observation Missions

Pages 781-794

J.F. Meyers Delta for the 1990s Pages 795-804

M. Delahais, J.F. Lieber-herr, H. Pfeffer

The actions of ESA to prepare for future EuropeanSpace Transportation Systems

Pages 805-809

D. Wang, N. Martens Anik-E2 recovery mission Pages 811-815

R.R. Bowen The ITU response at WARC-92 to rapid changes inthe design and use of communication satellite net-works

Pages 817-822

G.E.N. Scoon, G.P. Whit-comb

MARSNET: A precursor to the surface explorationof Mars

Pages 823-831

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M.J. Wargo Improved opportunities for the investigation of crys-tal growth phenomena on Space Station Freedom

Pages 833-839

J. Li, J. Sun, Z. Saghir, B.Roux

Floating zone of GaAs and effect of liquid encapsu-lation

pp.841-846

B. Zappoli, ArnaudDurand-Daubin

Direct numerical modelling of heat and mass trans-port in a near supercritical fluid

pp.847-859

J.-M. Laherrere, P. Kout-sikides

ALICE, an instrument for the analysis of fluids closeto the critical point in microgravity

pp.861-870

B.W. Luscombe, H.M.Hassan

Applying remote sensing technologies to natural dis-aster risk management: Implications for develop-mental investments

pp.871-876

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Acta Astronautica (SETI-5)The Search for Extraterrestrial IntelligenceVolume 42, Number 10-12 (1998)edited by J. Heidmann

D.C Black The search for other planetary systems: progress todate and future prospects

pp.579-581

N.S Kardashev, S.FLikhachev, V.I Zhuravlev

Space program for SETI pp.585-587

R Ekers SETI and the one square kilometre radio telescope pp.589-591

T. Mazeh, D.W. Latham,P. Stefanik

Radial velocity search for low mass companions ofnearby stars

pp.593-598

L. R Doyle, J. Billingham,D.L. DeVincenzi

Circumstellar habitable zones: an overview pp.599-605

C.N Tilgner, I. Heinrich-sen

A program to search for Dyson spheres with the in-frared space observatory

pp.607-612

I. Almar, I. Fejes Space-VLBI: a new possibility to complement terres-trial microwave surveys

pp.613-617

E. Pardo, D.K. Cullers Design of the fast Fourier transform board in theSETI follow-up detection device

pp.619-633

J.W. Dreher The Phoenix signal detection system pp.635-640

S. Montebugnoli, C. Bor-tolotti, S. Buttaccio et al

A new 6 MHz 128.000 channel spectrum analyzer pp.641-649

P.R. Backus The Phoenix search results at Parkes pp.651-654

C. Donnelly, D.Werthimer, S. Bowyer etal

The SERENDIP SETI project: new instrumentationfor SETI and results of recent observations

pp.655-659

F. Lyall Legal aspects of SETI—present and future arrange-ments

pp.661-665

B. Reijnen The nations united in the scientific and political de-bate of the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence(SETI)

pp.667-669

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A.A. Cocca Legal science as catalyzer of SETI science, engineer-ing and operations

pp.671-675

E. Fasan Legal consequences of a SETI detection pp.677-679

M.A.G Michaud Challenge, response and SETI pp.681-683

D.E Tarter Reply policy and signal type: assumptions drawnfrom minimal source information

pp.685-689

B. Finney, Jerry Bentley A tale of two analogues: learning at a distance fromthe ancient greeks and maya and the problem of de-ciphering extraterrestrial radio transmissions

pp.691-696

D.A. Vakoch Constructing messages to extraterrestrials: an ex-osemiotic perspective1

pp.697-704

D.A. Vakoch The dialogic model: representing human diversity inmessages to extraterrestrials

pp.705-710

J. Billingham Cultural aspects of the search for extraterrestrial in-telligence

pp.711-719

S.E. Doyle Social implications of NASA’s high resolution mi-crowave survey

pp.721-725

R. Lehti Edvard Engelbert Neovius, an early proponent of in-terplanetary communication

pp.727-738

M. Ashkenazi On the applicability of human cultural models to ex-traterrestrial intelligence civilizations

pp.739-743

A. Tough Positive consequences of SETI before detection pp.745-748

V.S. Strelnitski Public opinion and SETI: a mathematical approach? pp.749-753

R.A. Vaile SETI as an educational tool pp.755-758

Kerrie A Dougherty Museums, SETI and community awareness pp.759-762

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Acta Astronautica (SETI-6)The Search for Extraterrestrial IntelligenceVolume 46, Numbers 10-12 (2000)edited by R. Bhathal

R. Bhathal Introduction Page 615

T.C. Owen The prevalence of Earth-like planets: (Pesek Lecture,Beijing, China: October 1996)

pp.617-620

G. Swarup Pesek lecture1: SETI in India pp.621-626

J. Bailey Chirality and the origin of life pp.627-631

C. Maccone SETI via Wormholes pp.633-639

S. Santoli Life and intelligence in the universe from nanobio-logical principles: A survey and budget of conceptsand perspectives

pp.641-647

S. Shostak SETI merit and the galactic plane pp.649-654

M. Yu Timofeev, N.SKardashev and V.GPromyslov

A search of the IRAS database for evidence of DysonSpheres

pp.655-659

J. Heidmann Recent progress on the lunar farside crater Saha pro-posal

pp.661-665

R. Nan and B. Peng A Chinese concept for the 1 km2 radio telescope pp.667-675

G.K. Hovde Frequency management and SETI: threats to SETIobservations in the 1–3 GHz band

pp.677-682

J. Tarter, P. Backus, G.Heiligman et al

Studies of radio frequency interference at Parkes Ob-servatory

pp.683-691

J.M. Jenkins, L.R. Doyle,H.-J. Deeg

Ground-based photometric detection of extrasolarplanets

pp.693-699

R. Bhathal, L. Vozzo, D.Ross

SETI education programs in Australia pp.701-705

A.A. Harrison The relative stability of belligerent and peaceful so-cieties: implications for SETI

pp.707-712

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A.A. Harrison, Joel TJohnson

ETI: Our first impressions pp.713-718

M.L. Reed Exosemiotics: an inter-disciplinary approach pp.719-723

D.E. Tarter Security considerations in signal detection pp.725-728

A. Tough What people hope to learn from other civilizations pp.729-731

D.A. Vakoch The conventionality of pictorial representation in in-terstellar messages

pp.733-736

D.A. Vakoch, Y.-S Lee Reactions to receipt of a message from extraterres-trial intelligence: a cross-cultural empirical study

pp.737-744

B. Finney, V. Lytkin, L.Finney

Tsiolkovsky and extraterrestrial intelligence pp.745-749

F. Lyall Communications with extraterrestrial intelligence: anew dimension of space law

pp.751-757

P.M. Sterns SETI and space law: jurisprudential and philosoph-ical considerations for humankind in relation to ex-traterrestrial life

pp.759-763

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Acta AstronaticaVolume 67, Issues 11-12pp. 1337-1454 (December 2010)edited by J. Elliott

J.R. Elliott Editorial Page 1337

C. Maccone Welcome to participants pp. 1338-1339J.M. Contant IAA: 35 years of search for extraterrestrial intelli-

gence, tribute to Jean Heidmann. On the occasion ofthe first symposium, Search for life signature, Paris,September

pp.1340-1341 2008

A. Siemion, J. Korff, P.McMahon et al.

New SETI sky surveys for radio pulses pp.1342-1349

S. Montebugnoli, M. Bar-tolini and G. Bianchi

SETI-ITALIA 2008: On-going searches and futureprospects

pp.1350-1355

S. Dumas, Y. Dutil and G.Joncas

Detection of biomarkers using infra-red spectroscopy pp.1356-1360

J.P. Rospars Terrestrial biological evolution and its implication forSETI

pp.1361-1365

C. Maccone The Statistical Drake Equation pp.1366-1383

Yu.F. Kutaev, S.K.Mankevich and O.Yu.Nosach

Laser transition in atomic iodine for passive and ac-tive SETI

pp.1384-1390

F. Raulin-Cerceau The pioneers of interplanetary communication: FromGauss to Tesla

pp.1391-1398

K. Denning Unpacking the great transmission debate pp.1399-1405

D.A. Vakoch An iconic approach to communicating musical con-cepts in interstellar messages

pp.1406-1409

W.H. Edmondson Targets and SETI: Shared motivations, life signa-tures and asymmetric SETI

pp.1410-1418

J.R. Elliott Detecting the signature of intelligent life pp.1419-1426

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C. Maccone The KLT (Karhunen–Loeve Transform) to extendSETI searches to broad-band and extremely feeblesignals

pp.1427-1439

A. Ollongren On the signature of LINCOS pp.1440-1442

B.G. Hauge Investigation & analysis of transient luminous phe-nomena in the low atmosphere of Hessdalen valley,Norway

pp.1443-1450

D.L. Herzing SETI meets a social intelligence: Dolphins as a modelfor real-time interaction and communication with asentient species

pp.1451-1454

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Acta AstronaticaVolume 68, Issues 3–4pp. 339-554 (February–March 2011)edited by J. Elliott


J.Tarter, R. Ackermann,et al

The first SETI observations with the Allen telescopearray

pp.340-346

S. Shostak Efficiency in SETI pp.347-350

I. Almar SETI terminology: Do we interpret SETI terms cor-rectly?

pp.351-357

I. Almar, J. Tarter The discovery of ETI as a high-consequence, low-probability event

pp.358-361

S. Shostak Short-pulse SETI pp.362-365

S. Shostak Limits on interstellar messages pp.366-371

K. Denning Being technological pp.372-380

K. Denning Ten thousand revolutions: conjectures about civiliza-tions

pp.381-388

J. Elliott First stage identification of syntactic elements in anextra-terrestrial signal

pp.389-398

J. Elliott The filtration of inter-galactic objets trouves and theidentification of the lingua ex machina hierarchy

pp.399-405

L.R. Doyle, B. McCowanet al

Information theory, animal communication, and thesearch for extraterrestrial intelligence

pp.406-417

J. Elliott A human language corpus for interstellar messageconstruction

pp.418-424

H.T. Ilhan, I. Linscott Using fractional derivatives as ”degree of symmetry”to characterize natural shapes

pp.425-434

J.R. Elliott A semantic ’engine’ for universal translation pp.435-440

J.R. Elliott A post-detection decipherment strategy pp.441-444

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D.A. Vakoch What does it mean to be human?: Reflections on theportrayal of pain in interstellar messages

pp.445-450

D.A. Vakoch The art and science of interstellar message composi-tion: a report on international workshops to encour-age multidisciplinary discussion

pp.451-458

D.A. Vakoch, M. Matessa An algorithmic approach to communicating recipro-cal altruism in interstellar messages: Drawing analo-gies between social and astrophysical phenomena

pp.459-475

D.A. Vakoch Asymmetry in Active SETI: A case for transmissionsfrom Earth

pp.476-488

P. Musso A language based on analogy to communicate cul-tural concepts in SETI

pp.489-499

D.A. Vakoch A taxonomic approach to communicating maxims ininterstellar messages

pp.500-511

D.A. Vakoch Responsibility, capability, and Active SETI: Policy,law, ethics, and communication with extraterrestrialintelligence

pp.512-519

D.A. Vakoch A narratological approach to interpreting and de-signing interstellar messages

pp.520-534

A. Ollongren, D.A.Vakoch

Typing logic contents using Lingua Cosmica pp.535-538

A. Ollongren Large-size message construction for ETI: Inductiveself-interpretation in LINCOS

pp.539-543

A. Ollongren Recursivity in Lingua Cosmica pp.544-548

A. Ollongren Aristotelian syllogisms pp.549-553

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Acta AstronaticaSpecial issue on searching for life signatureVolume 78pp. 1-126 (September-October 2012)edited by J. Elliott


C. Maccone Second IAA symposium on searching for life signa-tures – Opening address

Page 2

C. Maccone Societal Statistics by virtue of the Statistical DrakeEquation

pp.3-15

A. Zaitsev Classification of interstellar radio messages pp.16-19

J.R. Elliott, S. Baxter The DISC Quotient pp.20-25

J.R. Elliott Constructing the matrix pp.26-30

S. Baxter, J.R. Elliott A SETI metapolicy: New directions towards compre-hensive policies concerning the detection of extrater-restrial intelligence

pp.31-36

W. Edmondson The intelligence in ETI – What can we know? pp.37-42

P. Musso The problem of actice SETI: An overview pp.43-54

J.M. Smart The transcension hypothesis: Sufficiently advancedcivilizations invariably leave our universe, and impli-cations for METI and SETI

pp.55-68

A. Penny Transmitting (and listening) may be good (or bad) pp.69-71

F. Raulin Cerceau, B.Bilodeau

A comparison between the 19th century early pro-posals and the 20th–21st centuries realized projectsintended to contact other planets

pp.72-79

D.G. Messerschmitt, I.S.Morrison

Design of interstellar digital communication links:Some insights from communication engineering

pp.80-89

I.S. Morrison Detection of antipodal signalling and its applicationto wideband SETI

pp.90-98

M. Dominik Planet populations in the Milky Way and beyond pp.99-108

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C. Maccone SETI among galaxies by virtue of black holes pp.109-120

R.A. Carrigan Jr. Is interstellar archeology possible? pp.121-126

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COSMIC SEARCH

List of articles related to SETI published in the COSMIC SEARCH magazine. Only 13 issues wereproduced.

#1, Vol 1, No 1, Jan 1979

Robert S. Dixon and John Kraus Editorial: About COSMIC SEARCH and SETIRichard Berendzen Editorial: Science and The MultitudesGiuseppe Cocconi and Philip Morrison Searching For Interstellar CommunicationsPhilip Morrison Twenty Years After . . . .Frank D. Drake A Reminiscence of Project OzmaS. Jocelyn Bell Burnell Little Green Men, White Dwarfs or Pulsars?Arthur C. Clarke Trouble in AquilaNorman Cousins Rendezvous with InfinityJohn Kraus ABCs of SETIRichard Berendzen Time and a Cosmic PerspectiveWalter Sullivan What If We Succeed?Sebastian von Hoerner and MirjanaGearhart

FORUM: von Hoerner on SETI

Mirjana Gearhart Off the Shelf

#2, Vol 1, No 2, March 1979

Carl Sagan The Quest for Extraterrestrial IntelligenceDon Lago Circles of Stone and Circles of SteelBernard M. Oliver Editorial: Let’s Get SETI Through CongressGerard K. O’Neill and John Kraus Gerard K. O’Neill on ”Space Colonization and SETI”Editors A Single Vote (An Historical Fable by Sedgewick Seti)Richard Berendzen The Case for SETIJerome Rothstein Generalized LIfeJohn Kraus ABCs of SETIR. N. Bracewell Man’s Role in the Galaxy

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#3, Vol 1, No 3, Summer 1979

Jay M. Pasachoff and Marc L. Kutner Neutrinos for Interstellar CommunicationMichael A. G. Michaud Extraterrestrial PoliticsB. M. Oliver Bio-Cosmology: A New NASA ThrustMichael A. Arbib MINDS AND MILLENIA: THe Psychology of Interstellar Com-

municationJohn Kraus We Wait and WonderRobert S. Dixon Computers and the Garden PathJohn Kraus ABCs of SpaceJesco von Puttkamer Extraterrestrial Life: Where is Everybody?

#4, Vol 1, No 4, Fall 1979

John A. Wheeler and Mirjana Gearhart FORUM: John A. Wheeler - From the Big Bang to the Big CrunchJohn Kraus Editorial: Grand Designs of the Past, Present and FutureC. M. Jansky, Jr. My Brother Karl Jansky and his Discovery of Radio Waves from

Beyond the EarthLouis Berman What It Was Like Before OzmaDon Lago A Hymn to LIfe in the UniverseEditors CETI Focus of Special IssueJohn Kraus ABCs of SpaceJesco von Puttkamer Quest Beyond the Stars: Are We Alone?Roy P. Basler The Possibilities of SETI from Space

#5, Vol 2, No 1, Winter 1980

Trudy E. Bell The Grand Analogy: History of the Idea of Extraterrestrial LifeVirginia Trimble It’s a Nice Planet to Visit, but I Wouldn’t Want to Live ThereJohn Billingham and Robert S. Dixon FORUM: Billingham on NASA and the Exploration of SpaceJohn Kraus A Strange Radiation from AboveMichael D. Papagiannis ”Strategies for the Search for Life in the Universe” - A Joint Ses-

sion of the International Astronomical UnionJohn Kraus ABCs of SpaceHans Freudenthal Towards a Cosmic Language

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#6, Vol 2, No 2, Spring 1980

Bruce E. Fleury The Aliens In Our Oceans: Dolphins As AnalogsGeorge H. Brown MarconiJohn Kraus Editorial: Technology and the Future of Our CivilizationI. J. (Irving John ”Jack”) Good The Chief EntitiesJill Tarter Communication with Extraterrestrial IntelligenceJill Tarter Life in the UniverseVirginia Trimble Where Are They?G. Harry Stine Space Industrialization: Opportunity for Space ScienceDon Lago In the Time MachineJohn Kraus ABCs of SpaceVernon Pankonin Allocating the Radio Spectrum

#7, Vol 2, No 3, Summer 1980

Leonard David Putting Our Best Signal ForwardFrank D. Drake A Speculation on the Influence of Biological ImmortalityJohn Kraus Australians Promote SETIJohn Kraus ABCs of SpaceJohn Kraus Diana Waves Back: The First Moon BounceMarcia S. Smith Confronting Political Realities – The Federal Funding Process: A

SETI Case HistoryNikolai S. Kardashev Strategies of Searching for Extraterrestrial Intelligence – A Fun-

damental Approach to the Basic ProblemJoan Lurie Science Communication in the Mass Media

#8, Vol 2, No 4, Fall 1980

James E. Lovelock The Recognition of Alien BiospheresNikolai S. Kardashev Strategies of Searching for Extraterrestrial Intelligence – A Fun-

damental Approach to the Basic Problem – Part Two, continuedfrom the last issue (No. 7)

Frank D. Drake SETISharon Dunwoody Why Is Scientific Writing Unintelligible?Brian A. Tinsley Technical Development and Colonization as Factors in the Long-

Term Variation in Limits to GrowthGeorge D. Gatewood In Search of Planets (The Extrasolar Planetary Foundation Re-

port)John Kraus PeopleJohn Kraus ABCs of Space

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#9, Vol 3, No 1, Winter 1981

John D. R. Bahng SETI and the Spectral Clssification of StarsIsaac Asimov Not as We Know it – The Chemistry of LifeFrank D. Drake In Which Klingons Became ChimerasRobert H. Rubin Universal Chemical Evolution – The Chemistry of SpacePhilip E. Barnhart ETI in the ClassroomJohn Kraus ABCs of SpaceJohn Kraus PeopleGeorge D. Gatewood In Search of Planets (The Extrasolar Planetary Foundation Re-

port)

#10, Vol 3, No 2, Spring 1981

Ernst J. Opik Space Travel and Life Beyond the EarthFrank D. Drake On Intelligence: A Wave of the Past and FutureEarle M. Holland What Makes Atoms Tick?William R. Dodson The Next Best Thing to Being ThereJohn Kraus ABCs of SpaceJohn Kraus PeopleGeorge D. Gatewood In Search of Planets (The Extrasolar Planetary Foundation Re-

port)Robert E. Kuttner The Nature of Extraterrestrial CommunicationWilliam Albert Rhodes Intra-terrestrial IntelligencePhilip H. Abelson Science and Engineering Education

#11, Vol 3, No 3, Summer 1981

William A. Fowler and Robert H. VanHorn

The Age of the Universe – An Interview with William A. Fowler(by Robert H. Van Horn)

Don Lago Toward thse Cosmic BrainErnst J. Opik Space Travel and Life Beyond the Earth (Part 2)John Kraus PeopleRobert A. Freitas, Jr. The Cereal Box SyndromeJohn Kraus ABCs of SpaceRichard E. Berendzen Time and a Cosmic Perspective

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#12, Vol 3, No 4, Fall 1981

Dorothy D. Wills Martian SafariFrank D. Drake When the Brightest is the FarthestJohn Kraus The First 50 Years of Radio Astronomy, Part 1: Karl Jansky and

His Discovery of Radio Waves from Our GalaxyRobert H. Van Horn Knowledge is Our DestinyGeorge D. Gatewood The Extrasolar Planetary Foundation ReportKunitomo Sakurai and David W. Swift SETI in Japan – An Interview with Kunitomo Sakurai (by David

W. Swift)John Kraus People and PlacesRobert H. Van Horn Olber’s Paradox, or Why is the Sky Dark at Night?Robert S. Dixon The SEnTInel (SETI News)John Kraus A New ”Road Map” of the Heavens – A long awaited publication

eventJohn Kraus ABCs of Space

#13, Vol 4, No 1, 1982

Frank D. Drake SETI Tallinn-81 – Communication With Extraterrestrial Intelli-gence

Michael A. G. Michaud The Last QuestionFrank D. Drake Putting the Cosmos on ”Hold”George D. Gatewood The Extrasolar Planetary Foundation Report, The First YearMarcia S. Smith U.S. Space Policy – The Continuing ControversyJohn Kraus The First 50 Years of Radio Astronomy, Part 2: Grote Reber and

the First Radio Maps of the SkyJohn Kraus Faraday – Maxwell – Jansky (1831-1931)John Kraus Why Explore? Hail Columbia!David W. Swift Impressions of Voyager 2 and Saturn – A ReportClifford E. Singer When to Look WhereJohn Kraus ABCs of SpaceH. James Birx and Gary R. Clark The Cosmic QuestJohn Kraus People and Places

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MISCELLANEOUS MEETINGS

List of papers presented during miscellaneous meetings, other than those already listed in otherchapters.

USRI Helsenski meeting, 1978

International Scientific Radio Union (URSI) Conference on SETI at Helsinki, Finland, August 2,1978, K. I. Kellerman and N. S. Kardashev, Organizers.

list of papers:

B.M. Oliver Review of SETI and Current Ames ProposalsS. Gulkis The JPL All-Sky SearchJ. Tarter SETI Observations of 201 Nearby Stars Using a 100,000-channel

Spectrum AnalyzerF. Drake SETI Programs at the Arecibo ObservatoryF. Biraud Wide-Band Signals as Call Signals for Interstellar CommunicationR. Wielebinski and J.Seiradakis

Observations of Some Nearby Stars for Pulsed Signals

M. Morimoto Preferred Frequencies for Interstellar CommunicationsW. Sullivan III Eavesdropping: The Radio Signature of the EarthS. Gorgolewski SETI at Very Low FrequenciesB. F. Burke A Skeptic’s View

NASA AMES research center conference, Moffett Field, 1979

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Ames Research Center Conference on”Life in the Universe” at Moffett Field, California, June 19 and 20, 1979, John Billingham, NASAAmes, General Chairman.

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Sherwood Chang Organic Chemical EvolutionBenton C. Clark Sulfur: Fountainhead of Life in the UniverseDuwayne M. Anderson The Role of Interfacial Water and Water in Thin Films in the

Origin of LifeLynn Margulis Evolution of the BiosphereKarl Turekian The Origin and Evolution of Continents and OceansDonald Hunten Climatological StabilityMartin Cohen Stellar InfluencesRobert Harrington Planetary Orbits in Multiple StarsGustaf Arrhenius Constraints on Early Life by Earth’s Accretional and Pre-

Accretional DevelopmentStephen Schneider andStarley Thompson

Cosmic Conclusions from Climatic Models: Can They be Justi-fied?

James Kasting andThomas Donahue

Evolution of Oxygen and Ozone in the Earth’s Atmosphere

David Black A Review of Prospects forDetecting Other Planetary SystemsSimon P. Worden Detecting Planets in Binary Systems with Single Aperture Inter-

ferometryJ. William Schopf Biogeocosmopoetry: Major Events in the Evolution of Life on

Earth and Speculations Regarding their Possible Relevance to Ex-traterrestrial Evolution

Alexander Rich The Origins of the Protein Synthetic SystemJames Valentine The Emergence and Radiation of Multicellular OrganismsDale ussell Speculations on the Evolution of Intelligence in Multicellular Or-

ganismsBernard Campbell Evolution of Technological SpeciesWallace Tucker Astrophysical Crises in the Evolution of Life in the GalaxyKenneth Towe Biochemical Keys to the Emergence of Complex LifeSanford Siegel and B. Z.Siegel

Gravity, Liquification and Land Plant Evolution: A Study ofChemo-Mechanical Adaptation and Its Concomitants

Owen Lovejoy The Evolution of Man and Its Implications for General Principlesof the Evolution of Intelligent Life

Kenneth Janes The Identifiability of Suitable StarsRonald Bracewell Manifestations of Advanced CivilizationsBernard Oliver Search StrategiesWoodruff Sullivan III The Radio Signature of EarthRobert Edelson A Sky and Frequency SETI Survey: Plans, Rationale and StatusJohn Wolfe High Sensitivity ObservationsPhilip Morrison Reflections

Where Are They?

A Symposium on the Implications of Our Failure to Observe Extraterrestrials, at College Park,Maryland, on November 2 and 3, 1979. Michael H. Hart, Trinity University, Ben Zuckerman,University of Maryland, and Michael D. Papagiannis, Boston University, were the organisers.

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Michael H. Hart Introduction: Where Is Everybody?Benjamin Zuckerman The Search for Radio Signals from Extraterrestrial CivilizationsRobert Sheaffer Shortcomings in the Hypothesis that the Earth Is Being Visited

by ExtraterrestrialsSebastian von Hoerner The Unlikelihood, If N is Large, That No Race Will Explore and

ColonizeRonald Bracewell Preemption of the Galaxy by the First Advanced CivilizationFreeman Dyson Spaceships and Propulsion TechniquesCliff E. Singer O’Neill Colonies in SpaceRobert Ettinger Possible Techniques for Freezing Space VoyagersJames Oberg Planetary EngineeringEric C. Jones An Estimate of the Time Needed to Colonize the GalaxyCyril Ponnamperuma Pre-biotic Chemical EvolutionHubert Yockey A Calculation, Using Information Theory, of the Probability of

Spontaneous BiogenesisP. Edward Argyle Chance and Origin of LifeGerald Feinberg andRobert Shapiro

Possible Forms of Life in Environments Very Different from theEarth

Gerrit L. Verschuur Cosmic Hazards to Planetary LifeMichael Papagiannis Colonies in the Asteroid Belt, and a Missing Term in the Drake-

Sagan EquationVirginia Trimble The Age of the Galactic DiskShiv S. Kumar The Relative Frequency of Single and Multiple StarsPat Harrington The Frequency of Planetary Systems in Our GalaxyMichael H. Hart Atmospheric Evolution, and an Analysis of the Drake-Sagan For-

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