Tuesday Evening 17 June 2003 Poster Session Titles
Polar mesospheric summer echoes (PMSE) / Polar mesospheric clouds (PMC)

• PMSE.01: Observations of PMSE using Range IMage (RIM) on the EISCAT VHF Radar: Phase Calibration Issues by (student in poster competition PhD) Fernandez, Jose
• PMSE.02: Further observations of PMSE in Antarctica by (non-student) Sarango, Martin
• PMC.01: Polar mesospheric clouds and temperatures measured by the Fe Boltzmann temperature lidar at Rothera, Antarctica by (non-student) Chu, Xinzhao
• PMC.02: Characteristics and dynamics of polar mesospheric clouds by (student in poster competition Masters) Mackler, David
• PMC.03: The Identification and Characterization of Polar Mesospheric Clouds (PMCs) in HALOE data. by (student in poster competition PhD) Wrotny, Jonathan

Tuesday Evening 17 June 2003 Poster Session Titles
Mesosphere-Lower Thermosphere General Studies

• MLT.01: Observed Instability Layers and Diffusivities in the Mesosphere and Lower Thermosphere During the TOMEX Experiment by (non-student) Bishop, Rebecca
• MLT.02: Mesospheric Temperature Climatology from a Mid-Latitude Lidar Site in the Rocky Mountains by (student in poster competition PhD) Herron, Joshua
• MLT.03: Wintertime Atmospheric Temperature Structure from the ground to 110 km at Syowa Station (39E, 69S) by (non-student) Kawahara, Taku
• MLT.04: High-resolution observations of mesospheric dynamics with the 50 MHz Jicamarca radar by (non-student) Lehmacher, Gerald
• MLT.05: Sampling the NCAR TIME-GCM and GSWM for TIMED and CEDAR related studies and preliminary model/observation intercomparisons by (non-student) Oberheide, Jens
• MLT.06: Lidar observations of the high-latitude summertime sodium layer in the presence of noctilucent clouds at Sondrestrom by (non-student) Pan, Weilin
• MLT.07: Observations of Winds and Momentum Fluxes in the Lower Thermosphere over Arecibo by (non-student) Riggin, Dennis M.
• MLT.08: All sky airglow imaging observations of "dark streaks" over Clemson: Is it a bore? by (student in poster competition Undergraduate) Brown, Bailes
• MLT.09: SABER Observations of Polar Summer and Polar Winter Mesospheric and Lower Thermospheric Temperatures and Comparisons with Correlative Measurements Taken During the MaCWAVE Campaign by (non-student PhD) Mertens, Christopher
• MLT.10: An intercomparison of winds measured by falling sphere, Weber sodium lidar, and meteor radar during the summer 2002 MaCWAVE/MIDAS and the winter 2003 MaCWAVE camapigns by (student in poster competition PhD) Vance, J
• MLT.11: Monte-Carlo Simulation of Vertical Heat Flux Measurements by Sodium Doppler Wind/Temperature Lidar by (student in poster competition) SU, LIGUO
• MLT.12: Summer polar mesopause region temperatures measured in 2001 by the ALOMAR Weber Sodium Lidar by (non-student) Williams, Bifford
• MLT.13: The Reactions of Ionic Iron in the Upper Atmosphere by (student not in poster competition PhD) Woodcock, Kenneth
• MLT.14: New NCAR Fabry-Perot interferometer Neutral Wind Observation by (non-student) Wu, Qian
• MLT.15: Comparison of TIMED/SABER Non-LTE Temperature Retrievals with Ground-Based Mesospheric Temperature Mapper Measurements by (non-student) Zhao, Yucheng

Tuesday Evening 17 June 2003 Poster Session Titles
Mesosphere-Lower Thermosphere Gravity Waves

• GWV.01: THE MESOSPHERE-THERMOSPHERE NIGHTGLOW SENSITIVITY TO TECTONIC EVENTS by (non-student) Didebulidze, G.G.
• GWV.02: SHORT-PERIOD ATMOSPHERIC GRAVITY WAVES AMPLITUDE AMPLIFICATION ON MAGNETICALLY DISTURBED DAYS AT THE MESOSPHERE-THERMOSPHERE HEIGHTS by (non-student) Didebulidze, G.G.
• GWV.03: Comparison of wind velocity between MU radar and FPI ----- possible effect of OI5577 airglow height variation ----- by (student not in poster competition Masters) Fujii, Junsuke presented by Nakamura, Takuji
• GWV.04: Height variation of OI5577 airglow observed by dual site all-sky imagers by (student not in poster competition Masters) Fukushima, Tetsuya presented by Nakamura, Takuji
• GWV.05: Antarctic Observations on Hydroxyl Airglow. by (non-student) French, John
• GWV.06: Simultaneous Mesospheric Wind, Gravity Wave and Temperature Measurements at Bear Lake Observatory, Utah (41.6 N) by (student in poster competition Undergraduate) Hatch, D.
• GWV.07: High Frequency Gravity Wave Damping in the Mesopause Region from Airglow Measurements at Albuquerque, New Mexico by (student not in poster competition PhD) Li, Feng
• GWV.08: Low-Frequency Tropospheric Forcing as a Source of Quasi-Monochromatic Gravity Waves Observed in the Upper Mesosphere and Lower Thermosphere by (student in poster competition Masters) Snively, Jonathan
• GWV.09: Extraction of Gravity Wave Momentum Fluxes From Airglow Images by (student in poster competition PhD) Tang, Jing
• GWV.10: Five Minutes Gravity Waves due to Thunderstorm Activity in the Gulf of Mexico. by (student in poster competition Undergraduate) Martinez, Lisandro
• GWV.11: Airborne Investigations of Atmospheric Emissions (0.9 – 1.6 microns) using an InGaAs Camera by (student not in poster competition PhD) Nielsen, Kim
• GWV.12: Equatorial MLT Gravity Wave Measurements by (student in poster competition Undergraduate) Olsen, Christian
• GWV.13: Multi-Diagnostic Measurements of a Large Gravity Wave Event at Arecibo Observatory, Puerto Rico. by (non-student) Smith, Steve
• GWV.14: GRAVITY WAVE PROPAGATION MEASURED IN BRAZILIAN EQUATORIAL AND MIDDLE LATITUDE REGION by (student not in poster competition PhD) Wrasse, Cristiano
• GWV.15: Characteristics of inertio-gravity waves in the upper troposphere and lower stratosphere over the South Pacific as revealed by GPS radiosondes by (non-student) Yamamori, Miho
• GWV.16: A Full-Wave Investigation of the Use of a 'Cancellation Factor' in GW-Airglow Interaction Studies by (student in poster competition Masters) Yu, Yonghui

Tuesday Evening 17 June 2003 Poster Session Titles
Other waves (tidal, planetary, small scale, etc.)

• OWV.01: Variability in the mesosphere and ionosphere during the April 2002 by (non-student) Goncharenko, Larisa
• OWV.02: Small-Scale Wave Structures in OH Airglow and Simultaneous Na Lidar Instability Observations by (student in poster competition PhD) Li, Tao
• OWV.03: Interannual and subseasonal variability of diurnal tides and tropospheric diurnal heating by (non-student) Lieberman, Ruth
• OWV.04: Quasi-two-day variations observed by airglow and meteor wind in the equatorial region by (student not in poster competition PhD) Lima, Lourivaldo Mota
• OWV.05: Impact of Lower Atmosphere Forcing on Electrodynamic Variability in the Equatorial Ionosphere and Thermosphere by (non-student) Maruyama, Naomi
• OWV.06: Investigations of the 8-hr wave in the mesosphere and thermosphere by (student in poster competition Undergraduate) Mutiso, Charles
• OWV.07: Identifying tides and planetary waves in night-time LIDAR data using the Lomb-Scargle periodogram by (student in poster competition Masters) Nelson, Karen
• OWV.08: Mean wind and atmospheric tide observed at Tromsoe and Poker Flat by (non-student) Nozawa, Satonori
• OWV.09: INVESTIGATING MESOSPHERIC OH AND O2 TEMPERATURE VARIABILITY AT LOW–LATITUDES OVER MAUI, HAWAII. by (non-student) Taori, A
• OWV.10: Yearlong Na-Lidar observation of temperature and winds over full diurnal cycles above Ft. Collins, CO (40N, 105W) by (student in poster competition PhD) Yuan, Tao
• OWV.11: Interpretation of apparent storm-related effects in the mesosphere at high latitudes during April 2002. by (non-student) Zhang, Shengpan
• OWV.12: Seasonal, annual, and long-term airglow emission rate variabilities in the mesosphere and lower thermosphere observed by WINDII during 1990's by (non-student) Zhang, Shengpan
• OWV.13: Nonmigrating Tides as Measured by the SABER Instrument on TIMED during April, 2002: The Aliasing Problem by (student in poster competition) Zhang, Xiaoli

Tuesday Evening 17 June 2003 Poster Session Titles
Instruments and techniques for middle atmospheric and ionosonde observations

• IMI.01: The SHIMMER Instruments: Spatial Heterodyne Imagers for Remote Sensing of the Atmosphere from Space by (non-student) Englert, Christoph R.
• IMI.02: A Stereoscopic imaging method for measuring the altitude of the near infrared airglow layer by (student in poster competition PhD) Faivre, Michael
• IMI.03: Microcontroller-Based Closed-Loop Laser Tuning System by (student in poster competition Masters) Peshave, Manasi
• IMI.04: Application Of The Ucar-stars Method To MF Radars by (non-student) Praskovskaya, Eleanor
• IMI.05: The structure function-based approach to data analysis for spaced antenna radars: a comparison with traditional techniques by (non-student) Praskovsky, Alexander
• IMI.06: Co-located Instruments Simulation by (student in poster competition Masters) Vemula, Sreenivas
• IMI.07: Rayleigh Lidar Measurements of Temperature and Density by (student in poster competition Masters) Wang, Weiyuan
• IMI.08: A Real-Time Preview of the 21st Century Ionosonde by (non-student) Wright, John

Tuesday Evening 17 June 2003 Poster Session Titles
Meteor science (other than winds)

• MET.01: Observations of meteor-head echoes using the Jicamarca 50 MHz radar in interferometer mode by (non-student) Chau, Jorge L.
• MET.02: Observations of Sporadic Meteor Events Using the 430 MHz Arecibo Radar by (student in poster competition PhD) Briczinski, Stanley
• MET.03: Meteoric dust effects on Mesospheric Electrodynamics by (non-student) Gelinas, Lynette
• MET.04: Simulations of Large-Aperature Radar Meteor Observations by (student in poster competition Undergraduate) Ray, Licia
• MET.05: Signal Processing Techniques for Bursty Interference Removal by (student not in poster competition PhD) Wen, Chun-Hsien

Tuesday Evening 17 June 2003 Poster Session Titles
Lightning / Sprites

• LSP.01: Multi-path D region ionospheric remote sensing by (student in poster competition PhD) Cheng, Zhenggang
• LSP.02: EXPANSION AND ACCELERATION OF STREAMERS IN SPRITES by (student in poster competition PhD) Liu, Ningyu
• LSP.03: Direction-Finding of Scattered Fields Produced During Non-Ducted LEP Events as Measured at Palmer Station, Antarctica by (student in poster competition PhD) Moore, Robert

Tuesday Evening 17 June 2003 Poster Session Titles
Stratosphere and below

• STR.01: A system study of a troposphere lidar system. by (student in poster competition Masters) Yue, Jia

Wednesday Evening 18 June 2003 Poster Session Titles
Solar-planetary interactions in the upper atmosphere of Earth and other planets

• SPI.01: Examining the effect of different forcing terms to the thermosphereic neutral winds by (student in poster competition PhD) Deng, Yue
• SPI.02: The Solar X-ray Imager (SXI) Occultation Experiment by (non-student) Hill, Steven
• SPI.03: Photochemical modeling of global variations and ring shadowing in Saturn's ionosphere by (student in poster competition PhD) Moore, Luke

Wednesday Evening 18 June 2003 Poster Session Titles
Magnetosphere/ionosphere coupling and plasmasphere

• MIC.01: Multivatiate Statistical Analysis of Ion Upwelling using Incoherent Scatter Radar Data by (student in poster competition PhD) Remick, Karen
• MIC.02: Modeling Ionosphere-Thermosphere-Magnetosphere Coupling with the IntegratedSpace Weather Prediction Model (ISM) by (non-student) Schoendorf, J
• MIC.03: Comparisons of He+ in the plasmasphere with the CTIP model and EUV data from the IMAGE satellite. by (student in poster competition PhD) Thom, Stuart

Wednesday Evening 18 June 2003 Poster Session Titles
Long term variations of the upper atmosphere

• LTV.01: INITIAL SCIENCE PLANS FOR CAWSES (CLIMATE AND WEATHER OF THE SUN-EARTH SYSTEM): REQUEST FOR IDEAS AND INPUTS by (non-student) Basu, Sunanda
• LTV.02: Online Database for Thermal Ionospheric Plasma Data from DMSP by (non-student) Hairston, Marc
• LTV.03: The analysis of TEC data from TOPEX/Poseidon mission by (student in poster competition PhD) Jee, Geonhwa
• LTV.04: Climatology of Extreme Upper Atmospheric Heating Events by (non-student) Knipp, Delores
• LTV.05: Towards a Determination of Thermospheric and Exospheric Hydrogen Densities from Coincident Ground-Based and Satellite Airglow Data by (non-student) Mierkiewicz, Edwin
• LTV.06: Exploration of Trends in the Wisconsin Long Term Record of Thermospheric+Exospheric H-alpha Column Emission Intensities by (non-student) Nossal, Susan
• LTV.07: Long Duration Incoherent Scatter Data Sets by (non-student) Van Eyken, Tony
• LTV.08: Millstone Hill ISR Long-Duration Experiments - Preliminary Analysis by (non-student) Zhang, Shun-Rong

Wednesday Evening 18 June 2003 Poster Session Titles
Polar dynamics and aeronomy

• POL.01: Evaluation of Statistical Convection Patterns For Real-Time Ionospheric Specifications and Forecasts by (student in poster competition PhD) Bekerat, Hamed
• POL.02: Convective behaviour and growth of E-region HF irregularities by (student in poster competition PhD) Drexler, Josef
• POL.03: Joule heat calculations, standard deviations, and cross-correlations derived from the Dynamics Explorer-2 satellite by (non-student) Emery, Barbara
• POL.04: Monte Carlo Simulation for the Spreading Effect of an Auroral Proton Beam by (student in poster competition PhD) Fang, Xiaohua
• POL.05: Theoretical Investigation of High-Latitude Outflow for Ions and Neutrals by (student in poster competition PhD) Gardner, L
• POL.06: MESO-SCALE VELOCITY STRUCTURE IN THE HIGH LATITUDE F-REGION by (student not in poster competition PhD) Johnson, Eric
• POL.07: Climatological Characteristics of the Polar Ionosphere Based on the Sondrestrom and Chatanika Incoherent Scatter Radar Measurements by (student in poster competition PhD) Kwak, Young-Sil
• POL.08: Ion temperature maximum appeared in the polar E-F transition region by (non-student) OYAMA, SHIN-ICHIRO
• POL.09: High-Latitude Joule Heating Rates Using Different Electric Field Models During the May 1998 Storm by (non-student) Ridley, Aaron
• POL.10: Electrodynamic Characteristics of the Duskside Branch of the Two-Cell Aurora by (non-student) Shue, Jih-Hong

Wednesday Evening 18 June 2003 Poster Session Titles
Mid-latitude thermosphere and ionosphere

• MTI.01: The Sporadic E Layer Instability by (non-student) Cosgrove, Russell presented by Heinselman, Craig
• MTI.02: Thermospheric winds derived from the MU radar incoherent scatter observations by (non-student) Kawamura, Seiji
• MTI.03: Comparison of ionospheric dynamo currents and magnetic perturbations modeled by the TIEGCM with CM3e model results by (non-student) Maute, Astrid
• MTI.04: Implementation of the ionospheric E-region in the Sheffield University Plasmasphere-Ionosphere Model. by (student not in poster competition PhD) Terra, Pedrina

Wednesday Evening 18 June 2003 Poster Session Titles
Equatorial thermosphere and ionosphere

• EQU.01: Characterization of Low-Latitude Ionospheric Plasma Depletions Using Space-Based Ultraviolet Imaging by (student in poster competition PhD) Comberiate, Joseph
• EQU.02: Post-Sunset Equatorial Plasma Bubbles During Geomagnetic Storms by (non-student) Habash Krause, Linda
• EQU.03: Equatorial plasma depletions: large-scale structure and scintillation by (student in poster competition PhD) Hei, Matthew
• EQU.04: A Study of the Seasonal Variation of the Low-Latitude Ionosphere by (student in poster competition PhD) Lin, Charles
• EQU.05: Post-sunset equatorial irregularities and magnetic storms by (student in poster competition PhD) Martinis, Carlos
• EQU.06: Horizontal Density Gradient as an Indicator for the Subsequent Occurrence of Equatorial Spread-F Irregularities Along a Satellite Track at 600 km Altitude by (non-student) Su, Shin-Yi presented by Ho,Hsu-Hui
• EQU.07: The Seasonal and Local-time Variations of the Global Topside Ionospheric ion Density at 600 km Altitude and its Relationship to the Occurrence Rate of the Equatorial Spread-F Irregularities by (non-student) Su, Shin Yi presented by Huang, Chiung Huie
• EQU.08: Statistics of equatorial Spread F activity during the June solstice in the American sector by (non-student PhD) Valladares, Cesar
• EQU.09: Longitude variations in topside equatorial ionospheric parameters and comparisons with ground based radars by (non-student) Venkatraman, Sarita

Wednesday Evening 18 June 2003 Poster Session Titles
Instruments/techniques for thermosphere and ionosphere observations

• ITI.01: New All-Sky Imager and Microbarograph at Arecibo Supports CEDAR Community. by (student not in poster competition Masters) Farias Gutierrez, Paloma
• ITI.02: Preliminary Analysis of Data Gathered from the New All-sky Imager and Micro-barograph System at AO. by (student not in poster competition Masters) Wiig, Johannes
• ITI.03: Observation and Analysis of Whistler Mode Echoes Received by RPI on IMAGE at High Latitudes by (student in poster competition PhD) Chen, Xiangdong
• ITI.04: Instrumentation upgrade for Febry-Perot studies of equatorial thermospheric dynamics and composition by (student in poster competition PhD) Chen, Xiangdong
• ITI.05: SOFDI: An Update on Instrument Development, Forward Model, and Inversion Algorithms by (non-student) Gerrard, Andrew
• ITI.06: A Microcontroller based Generic Radar Controller by (student in poster competition Masters) Kolatkar, Aditi
• ITI.07: Application of Neural Network for Ionospheric Data Assimilation and Forcasting by (student in poster competition Undergraduate) Mantz, Chris
• ITI.08: A new lagprofile based approach to the inversion of incoherent scatter radar data by (student in poster competition PhD) Nikoukar, Romina
• ITI.09: Identification of Ionospheric Sporadic E using Fuzzy Equivalence Techniques by (student in poster competition Masters) SIKDAR, PAYEL
• ITI.10: Calculating induced electric and magnetic fields near coastal regions by (non-student) Simon, Shepherd
• ITI.11: Effects of hot oxygen on midlatitude ground-based Fabry-Perot temperature measurements by (non-student) Sipler, Dwight

Wednesday Evening 18 June 2003 Poster Session Titles
Data visualization and management

• DVM.01: The CEDAR Database by (non-student) Barnes, Roy
• DVM.02: Road map of the TIMED Science Data System web site by (non-student) Nylund, Stuart
• DVM.03: Advances in the Madrigal Database by (non-student) Rideout, William
• DVM.04: Web-Based Space Physics Metadata Searching Using Space Physics Data Markup Language by (non-student) Weiss, Michele
• DVM.05: A Virtual Observatory for the Ionosphere Thermosphere and Mesosphere community by (non-student) Yee, Jeng-Hwa presented by Nylund, Stuart