New CAIB Volumes -- Index?

Has anybody worked up a rough 'table of contents' to the different parts of
the CAIB new volumes, keyed to the file names, or do we all just wander
through them blindly seeking items of interest?

"James Oberg" wrote in message ...
Has anybody worked up a rough 'table of contents' to the different parts of
the CAIB new volumes, keyed to the file names, or do we all just wander
through them blindly seeking items of interest?

If you go to the nasa.gov Columbia web site at
http://www.nasa.gov/columbia/home/index.html and click on "read all
volumes", it gives you a list of what each file is in each volume.

On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 22:48:43 GMT, "James Oberg"
wrote:

Has anybody worked up a rough 'table of contents' to the different parts of
the CAIB new volumes, keyed to the file names, or do we all just wander
through them blindly seeking items of interest?

....Not that I've found so far. If time permits, I may work up one
myself, but considering how little time I've got now if anyone else
feels up to it I urge you to go for it rather than waiting for me this
time around.


OM

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On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 22:48:43 GMT, "James Oberg"
wrote:

Has anybody worked up a rough 'table of contents' to the different parts of
the CAIB new volumes, keyed to the file names, or do we all just wander
through them blindly seeking items of interest?

...Not that I've found so far. If time permits, I may work up one
myself, but considering how little time I've got now if anyone else
feels up to it I urge you to go for it rather than waiting for me this
time around.

I can maintain an index/cross-reference/concordance/bibliography, but
I'd have to rely on 'user' submissions. We can, and probably should
go beyond just Columbia, and include Challenger etc... (plus stuff
like the shuttle history on the web.)

D.
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