Monday Evening 18 June 2001 Poster Session Titles
Solar Topics (ISCS)

• SOL.1: Solar EUV Flux and Solar Activity Indices For Aeronomical Studies by (non-student) Mahajan, K. K.
• SOL.2: The cyclic and evolutionary processes as deduced from the patrol and eclipse observations of the solar corona by (non-student) Sykora, Julius presented by Badalyan, Olga G.
• SOL.3: Variability of CaII K Emission Flux Over the Solar Cycle by (non-student) Kariyappa, R.
• SOL.4: Variations in total solar and spectral irradiance during solar cycle 23 by (non-student) Pap, Judit M.
• SOL.5: UV Irradiances from SUSIM UARS During Solar Cycles 22 and 23 by (non-student) Floyd, Linton
• SOL.6: Yohkoh SXT X-ray spectral irradiance variability by (non-student) Ramesh, K. B.
• SOL.7: Cosmic Rays and solar SXR: a correlation analysis by (non-student) Antalova, Anna presented by Storini, M.

Monday Evening 18 June 2001 Poster Session Titles
Long-Term Solar, Solar/Terrestrial, and Climate Variations

• LON.1: Measurements of Surface Ozone at a High Altitude Observatory, Hanle by (non-student) Jain, S. L.
• LON.2: Some regularities of solar plasmas affecting the troposphere by (non-student) Ludmany, A. presented by Baranyi, T.
• LON.3: Possible Solar Wind Influence on the Daily Rainfall Variations near Geomagnetic Equator by (student not in poster competition recent PhD) Girish, T. E. presented by Mathew, Abin P.
• LON.4: Evidence for Geomagnetic Activity Association of the Formation of Depressions in Bay of Bengal during 1877-1990 by (non-student) Girish, T. E.

Monday Evening 18 June 2001 Poster Session Titles
Sprites

• SPR.1: Conditions of Occurrences of Sprites and Eleves in Winter above Japan by (non-student) Fukunishi, H.
• SPR.2: Exponential Optical Relaxation in Sprites by (non-student) Pasko, Victor P. presented by Barrington-Leigh, Christopher P.
• SPR.3: Relationship of Sprite-Associated Lightning with the Parent Cloud-top Temperatures. by (student in poster competition PhD) Sabbas, Fernanda T. Sao
• SPR.4: What Initiates Sprites? by (student in poster competition PhD) Moudry, Dana
• SPR.5: Meteoric dust and sprite formation by (non-student) Zabotin, Nikolay A.
• SPR.6: Analysis of sprite-producing lightning during the STEPS campaign by (student in poster competition PhD) Hu, Wenyi

Monday Evening 18 June 2001 Poster Session Titles
Instruments/Techniques for Middle-Atmosphere Measurements

• IMA.1: SHIMMER: A UV Interferometer for the Middle Atmosphere by (non-student) Roesler, Fred L.
• IMA.2: Simultaneous Multi-Channel Photometry of Airglow Layers by (student not in poster competition) Foster, Justin
• IMA.3: Extending the altitude range of Rayleigh lidar. by (student in poster competition Masters) Herron, Josh
• IMA.4: A New Focus for Lidar Observations at Arecibo by (non-student) Raizada, Shikha
• IMA.5: A Theoretical Investigation on Beam Broadening Effect on MST Radar Doppler Spectrum by (student not in poster competition PhD) Chu, Yen-Hsyang
• IMA.6: Beam Broadening Effect on Oblique MST Radar Doppler Spectrum by (student not in poster competition PhD) Shih, Shun-Peng
• IMA.7: A Comparison of Mesospheric Winds Derived from IDI and Meteor Wind Radars Measurements by (non-student) Berkey, F. T.
• IMA.8: Ground-Based Infrared Detection of Cloud Cover by (student in poster competition Masters) Olivieri, Marco

Monday Evening 18 June 2001 Poster Session Titles
Mesosphere/ Lower - Thermosphere Observations and Theory/ Modeling (Gravity Waves, Tides, Planetary Waves, Structure)

• MLT.01: A Spectral Airglow Temperature Imager by (student in poster competition Masters) Chshyolkova, Tatyana
• MLT.02: Observations of mesopause summer echo with a new VHF radar at Wakkanai (45.3 N) by (non-student) Namboothiri, S. P. presented by Igarashi, K.
• MLT.03: Observation of gravity waves in OH airglow images over equatorial Indonesia by (student in poster competition Masters) Aono, T.
• MLT.04: Comparison of short-period gravity waves observed by CCD imagers at Shigaraki and Rikubetsu for 1998 - 1999 by (student in poster competition PhD) Ejiri, Mitsumu K.
• MLT.05: Gravity wave climatology over Hawaii. by (non-student) Gavrilov, Nikolai
• MLT.06: A Study of High Frequency AGWs Observed OH Airglow at Albuquerque, NM by (student not in poster competition PhD) Tang, Jing
• MLT.07: Horizontal Spatial Difference of Wind Velocities in the MLT Region Observed with the MU and MF Radars by (student in poster competition Masters) Fujii, J.
• MLT.08: Time Variations of Airglow Heights Estimated by Simultaneous All-Sky Imager Observations by (non-student) Nakamura, T.
• MLT.09: Observations of the 8-Hour Tide in the Arctic Mesosphere and Lower Thermosphere by (student in poster competition PhD) Younger, Peter
• MLT.10: MF Radar Observations of Semidiurnal Motions in the Mesosphere at High Northern Latitudes by (non-student) Riggin, Dennis
• MLT.11: Local Time Evolution of Mesospheric Tides over Logan, Utah by (student in poster competition Masters) Nelson, Karen L. M.
• MLT.12: Mean Winds, Planetary Waves and Planetary-Wave/Tidal Interactions in the MLT Region, 1988-2000 by (student in poster competition PhD) Middleton, Helen
• MLT.13: The influence of the winter polar stratospheric vortex on the nonzonality of the wind in the upper mesosphere / lower thermosphere simulated with the COMMA model of the middle atmosphere. by (student not in poster competition PhD) Jacobi, Christoph presented by Lange, Martin
• MLT.14: Observations of the quasi-two-day wave in the mesosphere and lower thermosphere over Yamagawa and Wakkanai by (non-student) Namboothiri, S. P.
• MLT.15: Seasonal variation of planetary wave in the polar mesosphere/lower thermosphere by (non-student) Nozawa, Satonori
• MLT.16: Intraseasonal Variabilities in Mesosphere and Lower Thermosphere over Tirunelveli, India by (student in poster competition Masters) Sridharan, S.
• MLT.17: Study of the Equatorial Mesosphere/Lower Thermosphere Mean Winds Over Pontianak (0.03N, 109.3E) by (non-student) Saroso, Sarmoko
• MLT.18: Investigation of the `HOx dilemma' with a 3-dimensional chemical transport model. by (non-student) Marsh, D. R.
• MLT.19: Measurement of the Mesosphere Temperature by two Molecular Emissions in Yakutia by (non-student) Gavrilyeva, G. A.
• MLT.20: Wavelet Analysis of Na Lidar Temperature Measurements: Brunt-Vaisala Frequency in the Mesopause Region by (student in poster competition PhD) Madine, Sean
• MLT.21: Rayleigh lidar observations of mesospheric inversion layers during night and day at Millstone Hill / MIT Haystack Observatory by (non-student) Duck, Thomas J.
• MLT.22: Retrieval of Mesospheric Temperature with UARS MLS 63-GHz Radiometer by (non-student) Wu, Dong L.
• MLT.23: HF PMSE Observations at the HAARP Gakona Ionospheric Observatory by (student in poster competition PhD) Ramos, Camilo
• MLT.24: All-sky Imaging Measurements of a Naked-Eye Gravity Wave Event Observed Over the South-Western United States by (non-student) Smith, Steven M.

Monday Evening 18 June 2001 Poster Session Titles
Planetary Atmosphere Tides and Gravity Waves

• PLA.1: General Circulation Model (GCM) Simulation of Thermal Tides in the Martian Atmosphere by (student in poster competition PhD) Takahashi, Yoshiyuki
• PLA.2: Observational evidence for breaking gravity waves in stratospheres of the outer solar system by (non-student) Young, Leslie A.

Wednesday Evening 20 June 2001 Poster Session Titles
Instruments/Techniques for Thermosphere/Ionosphere Measurements

• ITI.1: Zero Velocity References for FPI Determinations of E- and F-region Neutral Velocities (Primary/Secondary Standards) by (non-student) Biondi, M. A.
• ITI.2: Coordinated Observations of the Polar Upper Atmosphere: Calibration and Validation of the SSUSI and GUVI Sensors by (non-student) Paxton, Larry
• ITI.3: Potential of a Low Frequency Array (LOFAR)for Ionospheric Observations. by (non-student) Salah, J. E.
• ITI.4: On Discrete Property of Scattering from Random Continua by (non-student) Guo, Jian-shan

Wednesday Evening 20 June 2001 Poster Session Titles
Meteor Science (Other than Wind Measurements)

• MET.1: Observed Meteor Altitude Distribution and Subsequent Meteoric Mass Deposition in the Upper Atmosphere by (student in poster competition Masters) Briczinski, Stan
• MET.2: Photometry and Numerical Modeling of Persistent Leonid Meteor Trains by (student in poster competition PhD) Kruschwitz, C. A.
• MET.3: Interpretation of Meteor Trail Instabilities by (student in poster competition PhD) Dyrud, Lars

Wednesday Evening 20 June 2001 Poster Session Titles
Equatorial ionosphere

• EQI.1: of first author: non-student by (buted) ------------------------
• EQI.2: Equatorial F-region Plasma Depletions by (student in poster competition PhD) Hei, Matthew
• EQI.3: High Resolution Studies of Up- and Down-Going Irregularities in Equatorial Spread-F by (student in poster competition PhD) Rasmussen, B.
• EQI.4: Space weather research using GPS receivers near equatorial latitudes by (non-student) Valladares, C. E.
• EQI.5: Multi-site determination of neutral-plasma dynamics in the equatorial and low latitude Ionosphere by (student in poster competition PhD) Martinis, Carlos
• EQI.6: Seasonal and solar cycle dependencies of the 6300 Å emission feature associated with the midnight temperature maximum by (student in poster competition PhD) Colerico, Marlene
• EQI.7: Interferometric and dual beam observations of daytime spread-F-like irregularities over Jicamarca by (non-student) Chau, J. L.
• EQI.8: Examining an Upper Atmospheric Model: Discrepancies Observed in Ion Density Comparisons between Arecibo Incoherent Scatter Data and the International Reference Ionosphere by (student in poster competition Undergraduate) Velez, Darik
• EQI.9: Low-Latitude Coordinated Studies of F Region Thermospheric Horizontal Neutral Winds and Ionospheric Scintillation and Drifts by (student in poster competition PhD) Indiresan, Rohini

Wednesday Evening 20 June 2001 Poster Session Titles
Midlatitude Thermosphere/ Ionosphere

• MTI.1: ISR Observations of the Midnight Collapse and Related Structures at Arecibo by (student in poster competition PhD) Zhou, Qina
• MTI.2: Longitude Dependence of Mid- and Low-Latitude Upper Thermospheric Winds Measured by WINDII by (non-student) Emmert, J T
• MTI.3: E-region neutral temperature climatology at mid-latitudes by (non-student) Goncharenko, L.
• MTI.4: Nightglow Oxyget Atom Rydberg Emissions at 436-926 nm, Measured near Solar Maximum at Mauna Kea by (non-student) Slanger, Tom
• MTI.5: Fabry-Perot Observations of the Hydrogen Geocorona by (student in poster competition PhD) Mierkiewicz, Edwin J.
• MTI.6: WHAM geocoronal hydrogen emission observations over changing solar geophysical conditions by (non-student) Nossal, Susan
• MTI.7: ter Name: Craig Tepley (first author St. Spasov) Status of first author: non-student by (----------------) ctepley@naic.edu, l contact:
• MTI.8: Comparative Study of the SAR arc on 15 October 1999 by (student in poster competition PhD) Laurent, Sophie
• MTI.9: A Modified CTIP model and Comparisons with DMSP Satellite Data by (student in poster competition PhD) Wilford, Chris R.
• MTI.10: Metallic Ion Transport Associated with Intermediate Layer Development by (student not in poster competition PhD) Bishop, Rebecca
• MTI.11: Quasi-periodic Drift Motions of Meter-scale Irregularities Observed at the Chung-Li VHF Radar by (non-student) Huang, C. M.
• MTI.12: Ionospheric irregularity diagnostics by a phase structure function method applied to Bear Lake dynasonde data by (non-student) Wright, J. W.

Wednesday Evening 20 June 2001 Poster Session Titles
Midlatitude Ionospheric Disturbances

• MID.1: Storm-time ionospheric disturbances observed in Japan by the Optical Mesosphere Thermosphere Imagers by (non-student) Shiokawa, Kazuo
• MID.2: Global positioning system observation of total electron content perturbations in the midlatitude ionosphere by (non-student) Saito, Akinori
• MID.3: January 10, 1997 magnetic storm: northern Europe ionosphere by small Russian HF-radar observations by (non-student) Blagoveshchensky, D.
• MID.4: Comparative Ionospheric Storm Simulations: TDIM/ AMIE, TDIM/ SuperDARN, TDIM/ MHD, TDIM/ Empirical, with DMSP Data Comparisons by (student in poster competition PhD) Groves, Clark
• MID.5: Coherent scatter radar instabilities observed over Arecibo and proposed non-local linear gradient drift theory by (non-student) Rosado-Roman, Jose

Wednesday Evening 20 June 2001 Poster Session Titles
Polar Aeronomy (Aurora, Ionosphere, Electrodynamics)

• POL.1: Space Weather Effects in the Lower Thermosphere by (non-student) Hartsough, Craig
• POL.2: Modeling of Energetics in the Polar Thermosphere by (non-student) Fujiwara, Hitoshi
• POL.3: Measured, derived and modelled neutral temperatures in the polar cap and auroral zones. by (non-student) Griffin, Eoghan
• POL.4: Spatial and temporal structures of flickering auroras by (student in poster competition PhD) Sakanoi, Kazuyo
• POL.5: The Ionospheric Conductance Distribution over the Polar Cap Region by (student in poster competition PhD) Kwak, Y.-S.
• POL.6: The contribution of the electric field to the auroral electrojets by (student not in poster competition) Lee, Eun-Ah
• POL.7: Electric field variability based on DE 2 measurements: standard statistical analysis and empirical orthogonal function analysis by (student in poster competition PhD) Matsuo, Tomoko
• POL.8: The Polar Ionosphere at Zhongshan Station on May 11, 1999, the Day the Solar Wind Almost Disappeared by (non-student) Ruiyuan, Liu
• POL.9: Are field-aligned currents inferred from Oersted consistent with ionospheric currents inferred from Greenland ground stations? by (non-student) Watermann, Jurgen
• POL.10: Determining the Properties of Low-Frequency Farley-Buneman Waves at High Latitudes by (student in poster competition PhD) Drexler, Josef

Wednesday Evening 20 June 2001 Poster Session Titles
Solar-Terrestrial Interactions (Solar-Wind/ Magnetosphere/ Ionosphere Coupling)

• STI.1: Relationships between the auroral electrojet indices and the Dst index during geomagnetic storms by (non-student) Ahn, B.-H.
• STI.2: Evaluation of empirical relationship between geomagnetic index and solar wind parameters and their implication for space weather prection by (non-student) Badruddin
• STI.3: A Study of Ionospheric and Magnetospheric Modulations of HAARP-RPI Experiments by (student not in poster competition PhD) Jjenykh, Anatoli A.
• STI.4: by (a (first author F. Jirihek)) Contributed, :
• STI.5: Plasmapause position and structure study based on measurement onboard the MAGION-5 satellite by (non-student) Triskova, Ludmila
• STI.6: Cosmic Rays and Space Weather: Cosmic Ray Using for Forecasting of Major Geomagnetic Storms Accompanied by Forbush-Effects by (non-student) Dorman, Lev