2008 Workshop:Posters 2

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CEDAR Poster Session #2 – Thursday, 19 June 2008, 4-7 pm

24 of 76 posters in competition

• ITIT, Instruments or Techniques for Ionosphere or Thermosphere Observation (1 of 15 posters in competition)
• LTRV, Long Term Variations of the Upper Atmosphere (0 of 6 posters in competition)
• SOLA, Solar Terrestrial Interactions in the Upper Atmosphere (6 of 13 posters in competition)
• POLA, Polar Aeronomy (7 of 17 posters in competition)
• MDIT, Midlatitude Ionosphere or Thermosphere (4 of 11 posters in competition)
• EQIT, Equatorial Ionosphere or Thermosphere (8 of 14 posters in competition)

Instruments or Techniques for Ionosphere or Thermosphere Observation

• ITIT-01, James Clemmons, Paired Ionosphere-Thermosphere Orbiters (PITO): A general-purpose science mission with high capability, Non-student
• ITIT-02, Cheng-Yung Huang Latitudinal Variation of High latitude Localized Neutral Density for Quiet Geomagnetic Conditions, Non-student
• ITIT-03, John Meriwether, Plans for ion-neutral coupling studies utilizing the Alaskan Fabry-Perot Interferometer network and the AMISR radar, Non-student
• ITIT-04, Edwin J Mierkiewicz A multi-line investigation aimed at deriving hydrogen densities in the upper atmosphere, Non-student
• ITIT-05, Serge Minin, Alignment of a remote all-sky triple-etalon Doppler imaging system: techniques and challenges, Student NOT in poster competition Masters
• ITIT-06, Dominik Pilinski, Analysis of a Novel Approach for Determining Atmospheric Density from Satellite Drag, Student IN poster competition PhD
• ITIT-07, Rob Redmon NGDC Ionosonde Program, Student NOT in poster competition PhD
• ITIT-08, Steve Mende, presented by Tom Immel, Neutral Ion Coupling Explorer (NICE) – a NASA SMall Explorer Mission, Non-student
• ITIT-09, Christopher Watts, Modeling Ionospheric Effects for the LWA, Non-student
• ITIT-10, K. F. Dymond, presented by L. J Rickard, The Combined Radio Interferometry and COSMIC Experiment in Tomography (CRICkET) Campaign, Non-student
• ITIT-11, Nick Zabotin, Principles of Dynasonde Data Acquisition and Processing, Non-student
• ITIT-12, Nick Zabotin, Spatial Effects of Multiple Scattering of HF Signals in the Ionosphere: Theory and Experiment, Non-student
• ITIT-13, Shaun Armstrong, Observing the coupling of ionospheric irregularities and thermospheric neutral dynamics using Fabry-Perot observatories: a new approach, Student NOT in poster competition Masters
• ITIT-14, Richard Todd Parris, Recent Upgrades to the Kodiak Island SuperDARN Radar, Student NOT in poster competition PhD
• ITIT-15, Jeffrey Spaleta, Enhanced Line of Sight Velocity Analysis Using an Aperiodic Pulse Sequence on the Kodiak and King Salmon Radars, Non-student

Long Term Variations of the Upper Atmosphere

• LTRV-01, Christiano Garnett Marques Brum, Solar cycles and geomagnetic variability of nighttime topside hydrogen, oxygen and helium ion fractions over Arecibo, Non-student PhD
• LTRV-02, Eva Robles, presented by Ethan Engle Solar, geomagnetic and seasonal variability of the NmF2 and foF2 over Arecibo Observatory, Non-student
• LTRV-03, Goderdzi Didebulidze, presented by Nikoloz Gudadze, The long-term changes in the red 630.0 nm line nightglow intensity as an indicator of the dynamical changes in the upper atmosphere and decrease in the neutral gas density, Non-student
• LTRV-04, Susan Nossal, Investigation of Solar Cyclic and Climatic Influences on Geocoronal Hydrogen, Non-student
• LTRV-05, John Noto, H-alpha Observations using Arecibo’s new low resolution FPI, Non-student
• LTRV-06, Barbara Emery, Solar Wind Structure Sources and Periodicities of Global Electron Hemispheric Power over Three Solar Cycles, Non-student

Solar Terrestrial Interactions in the Upper Atmosphere

• SOLA-01, Ariel Acebal, Extending F10.7's Time Resolution to Capture Solar Flare Phenomena - by, Student IN poster competition PhD
• SOLA-02, Seebany Datta-Barua, Deriving Neutral Winds from Global 4-D Electron Density Fields, Non-student
• SOLA-03, Kelly Ann Drake, Properties of the Ionospheric Signature of the Low-latitude Boundary Layer During Periods of Southward IMF, Student NOT in poster competition PhD
• SOLA-04, Jiuhou Lei, Periodic Modulation of the Thermosphere by Solar Wind, Non-student
• SOLA-05, Anthony Mannucci, Local time dependence of the prompt ionospheric response for the November 2004 superstorms, Non-student
• SOLA-06, Brady O'Hanlon, GPS and Solar Radio Burst Forensics, Student IN poster competition PhD
• SOLA-07, David Pawlowski, Modeling the thermospheric response to solar flares, Student IN poster competition PhD
• SOLA-08, Liying Qian, Thermospheric and Ionospheric Response to Solar Flare Events, Non-student
• SOLA-09, Kate Roach, Altitude Dependence of Thermospheric Winds in HWM07, Student IN poster competition Undergraduate
• SOLA-10, Eric Sutton, Latitudinal Response of Thermosphere Density to High-Latitude Heating, Non-student
• SOLA-11, Wenbin Wang, Storm-Time Comparisons of CMIT Results with GPS Data, Non-student
• SOLA-12, Justin Yonker, Fluorescence and Photodissociation of Nitric Oxide near 191 nm, Student IN poster competition PhD
• SOLA-13, Marcos Diaz, Particle-In-Cell Simulation of Naturally Enhanced Ion Acoustic Lines Produced by an Electron Beam, Student IN poster competition PhD

Polar Aeronomy

• POLA-01, Robert Michell, High-resolution PFISR observations of NEIALs and associated auroral fine structures, Student NOT in poster competition PhD
• POLA-02, Mark Conde, New results from the Poker Flat all-sky imaging Fabry-Perot spectrometer, Non-student
• POLA-03, Callum Anderson, presented by Mark Conde, Thermospheric Studies in Antarctica Using Fabry-Perot Spectrometers at Mawson and Davis Stations, Student NOT in poster competition PhD
• POLA-04, Shaun Cooper, presentd by Mark Conde, Preliminary results of wave generation from a local scale thermospheric model, Student NOT in poster competition PhD
• POLA-05, Thomas Butler, Volumetric imaging of the auroral ionosphere, Student NOT in poster competition PhD
• POLA-06, Jose Fernandez, Storm/Quiet Ratio Comparisons Between TIMED/SABER NO+(v) Volume Emission Rates and Incoherent Scatter Radar Electron Densities at E-Region Altitudes, Non-student
• POLA-07, Jeffrey Holmes, The Velocity Filter Effect Observed in Cusp Proton Aurora, Student IN poster competition PhD
• POLA-08, Irfan Azeem, Multi-instrument observations of dayside auroral emission dynamics at South Pole, Non-student
• POLA-09, Hamed Bekerat, Electron Precipitation Parameters and Ionospheric Conductances Inferred From Auroral Images Acquired by the Visible Imaging System (VIS)on the Polar Spacecraft, Non-student
• POLA-10, Christopher Fallen, Temporal evolution of the reflection height in response to HF heating in the polar ionosphere, Student IN poster competition PhD
• POLA-11, Travis Gaulden, Observations of auroral-region energy dissipation by Joule heating as a function of spatial scale size, Student NOT in poster competition PhD
• POLA-12, Peichen Lai, New Hardy Auroral Flux Model for Driving TIEGCM, Student IN poster competition PhD
• POLA-13, Erik Lundberg, Plasma Wave and Particle Observations in a post Substorm Quiet Auroral Ionosphere, Student IN poster competition PhD
• POLA-14, Astrid Maute, Influence of Spatial Structure of High-Latitude Joule Heating on Thermospheric Composition, Non-student
• POLA-15, Qian Wu, Resolute Optical Observation Current status and Future Plan, Non-student
• POLA-16, Matt Zettergren, Optical estimation of auroral ion upflow: A case study, Student NOT in poster competition PhD
• POLA-17, Shasha Zou, Imaging ionospheric azimuthal flow bursts and the relationship to aurora using PFISR, Student IN poster competition Masters

Midlatitude Ionosphere or Thermosphere

• MDIT-01, Stanley Briczinski, SHS Observations of O+: Initial Results, Non-student
• MDIT-02, Alan Burns, The behavior of the F2 peak ionosphere over the South Pacific at dusk during quiet summer conditions from COSMIC data, Non-student
• MDIT-03, Joseph Grebowsky, Radiation Belt Storm Probes Mission – An IT Community Asset?, Non-student
• MDIT-04, Xiaoli Luan, Mid-latitude nighttime enhancement in F-region electron density from global COSMIC measurements under solar minimum winter condition, Non-student
• MDIT-05, Clara Narvaez, Ionospheric Storms at a Sub-Auroral Location in the Southern Hemisphere, Non-student
• MDIT-06, Michi Nishioka, Super Medium-Scale Traveling Ionospheric Disturbance observed at mid-latitude during the geomagnetic storm on November 10, 2004, Student IN poster competition PhD
• MDIT-07, Phil Richards, Backscattered fraction of precipitating ionospheric photoelectrons, Non-student
• MDIT-08, Ilgin Seker, Clues to the properties of medium scale traveling ionospheric discurbances, Student IN poster competition PhD
• MDIT-09, David Voglozin, The Aeronomy of N2+ in the Earth's Ionosphere, Student IN poster competition PhD
• MDIT-10, Steven Watchorn, Initial Spatial Heterodyne Spectrometer observations of neutral oxygen emission at 844.6 nm over Millstone Hill, Non-student
• MDIT-11, Preeti Bhaneja, Midlatitude spread F, Student IN poster competition PhD

Equatorial Ionosphere or Thermosphere

• EQUI-01, Shawn Adderly, Comparison of Coherent Backscatter and Airglow Images from Equatorial Plasma Depletion, Student IN poster competition Undergraduate
• EQIT-02, Narayan Chapagain, Simultaneous Observations of Equatorial Ionospheric Plasma Bubbles from Two Sites during the SpreadFEx Campaign, Student IN poster competition PhD
• EQIT-03, Jonathan Krall, Three-Dimensional Simulation of Equatorial Spread-F with Meridional Winds, Non-student
• EQIT-04, Akshay Malhotra, Effect of meteor ionization on Sporadic-E observed at Jicamarca, Student IN poster competition
• EQIT-05, Fabiano Rodrigues, Coherent scatter radar imaging observations of equatorial spread F in Brazil, Non-student
• EQIT-06, Yann Tambouret, Massively Parallel Simulations of Gradient Drift Waves in the E-region Ionosphere, Student IN poster competition PhD
• EQIT-07, Patrick Alken, Estimating electric fields in the equatorial ionosphere from CHAMP observations, Student IN poster competition PhD
• EQIT-08, Tzu-Wei Fang, Wind dynamo effects on ground magnetic perturbation and vertical drifts, Student IN poster competition PhD
• EQIT-09, Freddy Galindo, presented by Karim Kuyeng, Improved E-region electron density and meridional wind measurements over Jicamarca using multi-static configurations, Non-student
• EQIT-10, Carlos Martinez, 630.0 nm airglow observations at mid-latitudes, Non-student
• EQIT-11, Naomi Maruyama, Low Latitude Storm Time Electric Fields and their Role in the Coupled Thermosphere-Ionosphere Plasmasphere System, Non-student
• EQIT-12, Edgardo Pacheco, Variability of Zonal Ion Drifts During Storm-Times at Equatorial Latitudes, Student IN poster competition PhD
• EQIT-13, Nicholas Pedatella, Longitudinal Structure of the Low-Latitude F-Region Ionosphere, Student IN poster competition PhD
• EQIT-14, Pedrina Terra, Altitude Variation of the OII 7320Ǻ spectral line width at Arecibo, Non-student