Tuesday Evening 29 June 2004 Poster Session Titles
Data visualization and management

• VIZ.01: Space Physics Metadata Searching Using Space Physics Data Markup Language (SPDML) -- by (Nonstudent) Weiss, Michele
• VIZ.02: SPASE - The Space Physics Archive Search and Exchange: Finding and Accessing Data -- by (Nonstudent) Thieman, James presented by Weiss, Michele
• VIZ.03: Ionosphere Models at the Community Coordinated Modeling Center. -- by (Nonstudent) Kuznetsova, Maria
• VIZ.04: Accessing the Madrigal Database via Web Services -- by (Nonstudent) Rideout, William
• VIZ.05: Road map of the TIMED Science Data System web site -- by (Nonstudent) Nylund, Stuart
• VIZ.06: A Virtual Observatory for the Ionosphere, Thermosphere and Mesosphere Community -- by (Nonstudent) Yee, Jeng-Hwa presented by Nylund, Stuart
• VIZ.07: CEDAR-RELATED DATA AND MODEL SERVICES AT THE SUN EARTH CONNECTION ACTIVE ARCHIVE (SECAA) -- by (Nonstudent) Bilitza, Dieter
• VIZ.08: The Living With a Star Scientific Resource Access System: A Concept for Getting the Information to Do Science -- by (Nonstudent) Daley, Rose
• VIZ.09: A Prototype for a Virtual Solar-Terrestrial Observatory -- by (Nonstudent) Fox, Peter presented by Emery, Barbara

Tuesday Evening 29 June 2004 Poster Session Titles
Polar and high-latitude aeronomy

• POL.01: Seasonal and Kp Variations in the Auroral Electron and Ion Hemispheric Power after Intersatellite Adjustments -- by (Nonstudent) Emery, Barbara
• POL.02: Comparison Of One Year Of DMSP F13 Cross-Track Ion Drift Velocities With Real-Time AMIE Results -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition PhD) Bekerat, Hamed
• POL.03: SuperDARN Radar Measurements of Ionospheric Heater-Induced Field-Aligned Irregularities -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Bhatt, Asti
• POL.04: Quantifying the Periodic Thermospheric Response for the April 14-24, 2002 Storm Period -- by (Student in the poster competition Undergraduate) Curtis, Natalie
• POL.05: Insights from nonlocal theory on recent HF observations of high-latitude E region irregularities -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition PhD) Drexler, Josef
• POL.06: Analysis of SuperDARN Electric Fields vs. Heppner-Maynard Electric Fields as a Driver for the Utah State University Time Dependent Ionospheric Model, with DMSP In Situ Data Comparisons -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition Masters) Hogue, Chris presented by Groves, Clark
• POL.07: Tracking of Polar Cap Ionospheric Patches -- by (Nonstudent) Bust, Gary
• POL.08: Modeling parameterization of anomalous resistivity in auroral return current region and application -- by (Student in the poster competition Masters) Lin, Tengfei
• POL.09: Mesospheric and thermospheric neutral wind results from a newly installed multi-emission Fabry Perot interferometer in Resolute Canada -- by (Nonstudent) Wu, Qian
• POL.10: TDIM Model Studies for the October-November 2002 HLPS Campaign -- by (Nonstudent) Sojka, Jan
• POL.11: Validating the UAF EPPIM vs Ionosonde Readings -- by (Nonstudent) McAllister, Jeff
• POL.12: F-region Ion Temperature Distributions over the Polar Cap and the Auroral Region -- by (Nonstudent) Maeda, Sawako
• POL.13: Observations of Neutral Wind Gradients in the Auroral Oval During Two Substorm Events -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition Masters) Zhan, Tianyu presented by Larsen, Miguel
• POL.14: Comparison of ionospheric tomographic data with the UAF theoretical polar ionospheric model -- by (Nonstudent) Kulchitsky, Anton
• POL.15: DMSP Data for the October-November 2002 HLPS Campaign -- by (Nonstudent) Hairston, Marc

Tuesday Evening 29 June 2004 Poster Session Titles
Mid-latitude thermosphere and ionosphere

• MID.01: Ionospheric model based on Saint Santin incoherent scatter radar data -- by (Student in the poster competition Undergraduate) Zalucha, Angela
• MID.02: A turbulence case simulation of the Perkins instability in the TEC inhomogeneous condition -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Zhou, Qina
• MID.03: Comparison of IRI-2001 with TOPEX TEC measurements -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Jee, Geonhwa
• MID.04: Photochemical Modeling of E-layer Variability -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Moore, Luke
• MID.05: Seasonal and Longitudinal variations of Mid-latitude Spread F based on ISS-b observation. -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition PhD) Mwene, Anthony
• MID.06: Relative concentrations of molecular and metallic ions in midlatitude intermediate and sporadic-E layers -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Roddy, P
• MID.07: Ionospheric Models Based on ISR Observations at Millstone Hill, St. Santin and Shigaraki -- by (Nonstudent) Zhang, Shunrong
• MID.08: Variability of terrestrial E layer: modeling NmE -- by (Student in the poster competition Masters) Lin, Tengfei
• MID.09: A Two-Year Summary of Field-Aligned Irregularity Observations at Sub-Auroral Latitude -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Meyer, Melissa
• MID.10: The Sporadic E Layer Instability in the Nighttime Midlatitude Ionosphere -- by (Nonstudent) Cosgrove, Russell
• MID.11: Coupling of the Perkins Instability and the Sporadic E layer Instability -- by (Nonstudent) Cosgrove, Russell

Tuesday Evening 29 June 2004 Poster Session Titles
Instruments and techniques for thermosphere and ionosphere observations

• IAT.01: Multi-resolution (wavelet) based non-stationary covariance modeling for POLAR UVI data -- by (Nonstudent) Matsuo, Tomoko
• IAT.02: A New Approach to the Analysis of the Arecibo World Day Data -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Nikoukar, Romina
• IAT.03: Topographic imaging using airglow and TEC -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Nicolls, Michael
• IAT.04: Frequency and Damping Factor Estimation for Meteor Radar Signals -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition PhD) Kang, Chunmei
• IAT.05: Toward Determining the Effective Volume for Potential Backscatter in Coherent Radar Studies of the Ionosphere -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition PhD) Meyer, Melissa
• IAT.06: Initial Results of a New IS Mode at Jicamarca -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Rodrigues, Fabiano
• IAT.07: A new method for separating seasonal and tidal variations from space-based measurements: Application to TIMED/SABER temperature measurements -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition PhD) Zhang, Xiaoli
• IAT.08: The Spatial Heterodyne Spectrometer: A New Tool for Atmospheric Science -- by (Nonstudent) Watchorn, Steven
• IAT.09: Simulation of HF propagation in the ionospheric irregularities -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition PhD) Wang, Lan
• IAT.10: Global Thermospheric Response to Geomagnetic Storms From CHAMP Accelerometer Data -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Sutton, Eric
• IAT.11: Night-Time Airglow Science and All-Sky Imaging by the Penn State All-Sky Imager at Arecibo. -- by (Student in the poster competition Masters) Seker, Ilgin
• IAT.12: Adapting Astronomical Sky Spectra for Use By the CEDAR Community. -- by (Nonstudent) Sharpee, Brian

Tuesday Evening 29 June 2004 Poster Session Titles
Equatorial thermosphere and ionosphere

• EQU.01: GPS-Based Observations of the Equatorial Anomaly and F-region Irregularities over Brazil -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Rodrigues, Fabiano
• EQU.02: Equatorial Plasma Bubble Observations from DMSP, ROCSAT-1, and CHAMP -- by (Nonstudent) Burke, W presented by de La Beaujardiere, O
• EQU.03: C/NOFS validation plans, and pre-C/NOFS validation results -- by (Nonstudent) de La Beaujardiere, O
• EQU.04: Midnight Temperature Maximum study from the Arequipa Fabry-Perot interferometer -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Faivre, Michael
• EQU.05: Statistical Analysis of Equatorial Spread F Activity Seen From TIMED/GUVI -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Comberiate, Joseph
• EQU.06: Longitude Variations in Topside Equatorial Electrodynamics of the Ionosphere -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition PhD) Hartman, William
• EQU.07: Bottom and topside equatorial ionospheric profiles: A comparison study between IRI model and measurements over Jicamarca -- by (Nonstudent) Ilma, Ronald
• EQU.08: Bubbles as ducts for the equatorward flow of thermospheric composition disturbance -- by (Nonstudent) Kil, Hyosub
• EQU.09: Gravity waves seeding Spread F. -- by (Student in the poster competition Undergraduate) Kohen, Talia
• EQU.10: Response of the Equatorial Ionization Anomaly during Disturbance Periods in Different Seasons: Observation and Model Results -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Lin, Charles
• EQU.11: Microbarometric Studies of Atmospheric Pressure Variations -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Livneh, Dorey
• EQU.12: Inter-Hemispheric Comparisons of the Latitude Extent of Thermosphere-Ionosphere Disturbances -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Martinis, Carlos
• EQU.13: Effect of the Direct Penetration Electric Field on the Disturbance Dynamo, and the Storm-time Equatorial Ionosphere and Thermosphere -- by (Nonstudent) Maruyama, Naomi
• EQU.14: MEASUREMENT OF SPREAD F USING A NETWORK OF GPS RECEIVERS IN COLOMBIA -- by (Student in the poster competition Masters) Patino, Erika
• EQU.15: Daytime vertical and zonal velocities from 150-km echoes over Jicamarca -- by (Nonstudent PhD) Chau, Jorge presented by Scipion, Danny
• EQU.16: Plasma bubble zonal velocity variations with solar activity over the Brazilian region -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition PhD) Terra, Pedrina
• EQU.17: A comparison of the characteristics of the observed and modeled equatorial anomaly -- by (Nonstudent) Valladares, Cesar
• EQU.18: Generation of Metastable Helium and the 1083 nm Emission in the Upper Thermosphere -- by (Nonstudent) Waldrop, Lara

Tuesday Evening 29 June 2004 Poster Session Titles
Magnetosphere-ionosphere coupling

• MIC.01: Experimental data and modelling of ionospheric TEC during the 21st October 2001 storm. -- by (Nonstudent) Denton, Michael
• MIC.02: High Energy Proton and Electron Precipitation in the April 2002 storms -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Fang, Xiaohua
• MIC.03: Neutral Polar Wind -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Gardner, Larry
• MIC.04: Meso-scale Velocity Structure in the High-Latitude F Region -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Johnson, Eric
• MIC.05: Dayside Ion Upwelling During Solar Maximum at Svalbard: Background, Statistical and Case Studies -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition PhD) Remick, Karen
• MIC.06: The Global Ionosphere Thermosphere Model Results of the April 2002 Storm -- by (Nonstudent) Ridley, A.
• MIC.07: Plasma and electromagnetic structures in the mid-latitude ionosphere caused by the magnetosphere-ionosphere interaction. -- by (Nonstudent PhD) Streltsov, Anatoly

Tuesday Evening 29 June 2004 Poster Session Titles
Meteor science (other than winds)

• MET.01: Up In Smoke? UHF RADAR Meteor Observations and the “Terminal Event” -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Briczinski, S
• MET.02: Diurnal Variability of Specular and Non-specular Radar Meteor Trails -- by (Student in the poster competition Undergraduate) Denney, Kelly
• MET.03: On the Search of HyperSpeed Meteor -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition PhD) Wen, Chun-Hsien

Tuesday Evening 29 June 2004 Poster Session Titles
Solar-planetary interactions in the Earth's upper atmosphere

• SPI.01: Influence of solar flux variations and geomagnetic activity on the atomic oxygen diurnal emissions in the thermosphere. -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Culot, Frederic
• SPI.02: Coupled Model Simulation of CME Effects on the Geospace Environment -- by (Nonstudent) Goodrich, C. presented by Burns, Alan
• SPI.03: Satellite drag as a teaching tool for understanding the upper atmosphere -- by (Nonstudent) Knipp, Delores
• SPI.04: An Analysis of the Momentum Forcing in the High-latitude Lower Thermosphere Based on the NCAR-TIEGCM: Dependence on the Interplanetary Magnetic Field (IMF) -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Kwak, Young-Sil
• SPI.05: The Global Ionospheric Response To Interplanetary Electric Fields Measured by Ground and Space-Borne GPS Receivers -- by (Nonstudent) Mannucci, Anthony
• SPI.06: Observations of Solar Cyclical Variations in Geocoronal H-alpha Column Emission Intensities -- by (Nonstudent) Nossal, Susan
• SPI.07: A LOW FREQUENCY ARRAY FOR SPACE WEATHER OBSERVATIONS -- by (Nonstudent) Salah, Joseph
• SPI.08: Dependence of Equatorial Electron Densities on the Solar Soft X-Ray Flux -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Wang, Xiaoni

Wednesday Evening 30 June 2004 Poster Session Titles
Mesosphere and lower thermosphere gravity waves

• GWV.01: Thermal Ducting and the ALOHA-93 Spectacular Gravity Wave Event -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Snively, Jonathan
• GWV.02: Traveling Ionospheric Disturbance Characteristics Over Texas Using the TIDDBIT HF Doppler Radar -- by (Student in the poster competition Undergraduate) Bronn, Justin
• GWV.03: Simulation of Gravity Wave Perturbations of the F-Region -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Klenzing, Jeffrey
• GWV.04: Climatology of Small-Scale Mesospheric Gravity Waves Observed over Antarctica -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Nielsen, Kim
• GWV.05: Statistical analysis of activity of medium-scale traveling ionospheric disturbances using IGS network -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Kotake, Nobuki
• GWV.06: Estimation of gravity-wave momentum flux from mesospheric airglow images -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Suzuki, Shin
• GWV.07: High Frequency Gravity Wave Momentum Flux Study Using Airglow Images at Maui, Hawaii -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Tang, Jing
• GWV.08: Gravity Wave Calculations of an Unusual Mesospheric Bore Event Observed Over Antarctica -- by (Nonstudent) Stockwell, R.

Wednesday Evening 30 June 2004 Poster Session Titles
Other waves (tidal, planetary, small scale, etc)

• OWV.01: Local Spectral investigation of planetary waves in OH temperatures measured at Davis Antarctica. -- by (Nonstudent) Stockwell, R.
• OWV.02: Evolution of the polar mesopause during a Stratospheric Sudden Warming -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Bhattacharya, Yajnavalkya
• OWV.03: Nonmigrating Tides over Antarctica using Space-Based and Ground-Based Wind Measurements -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Cierpik, K
• OWV.04: Jicamarca Radar Data Analysis and Comparison with GSWM for Tidal Components in the tropical mesosphere -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition Masters) Guo, Liyu
• OWV.05: Semidiurnal tide observed in the polar mesosphere -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Iwahashi, Hiroyuki
• OWV.06: Tides Observed from both Ground-Based ERWIN and In-Orbit WINDII Instruments in High Latitude Mesopause Region -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Lee, Young-Sook
• OWV.07: A simulation of 2-day Dynamo Induced Oscillations in the Ionosphere. -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Lichstein, Gilbert
• OWV.08: Interannual Variability of Diurnal Tropospheric Heating and Diurnal Tides -- by (Nonstudent) Lieberman, Ruth
• OWV.09: Searching for 6, 8, 12 and 24-hour Tides in six years (1998-2003) of Davis (68.6S, 78.0E), Antarctica, Hydroxyl Rotational Temperatures -- by (Nonstudent) Burns, Gary presented by French, William
• OWV.10: Polar lower thermospheric wind dynamics based on EISCAT 8-day wind data obtained in November 2003 -- by (Nonstudent) Nozawa, Satonori
• OWV.11: Observations and Modeling of the 6-Hour Tide -- by (Nonstudent) Smith, Anne
• OWV.12: TIDAL ANALYSIS OF MF RADAR DATA AT PLATTEVILLE, COLORADO -- by (Student in the poster competition Masters) Vemula, Sreenivas
• OWV.13: Variations of atmospheric tides over the equator observed with Kototabang meteor radar, Sumatra, Indonesia (0S, 100E) -- by (Nonstudent) Nakamura, Takuji

Wednesday Evening 30 June 2004 Poster Session Titles
Mesosphere-lower thermosphere general studies

• MLT.01: DWM: A global empirical model of disturbance winds in the F region -- by (Nonstudent) Emmert, John
• MLT.02: 3-D SPATIAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF MESOSPEHERIC OH (delta-v = 2) IR EMISSIONS OBSERVED FROM SABER -- by (Nonstudent) Baker, Doran
• MLT.03: Comparison of Czerny-Turner and Fourier Transform Spectrometer measurements of mesospheric OH temperatures. -- by (Nonstudent) French, William
• MLT.04: Comparison of Derived Geostrophic Zonal Winds from TIMED/SABER and TIMED/TIDI Winds in the Mesosphere and Lower Thermosphere -- by (Student in the poster competition Undergraduate) Criss, Adrienne
• MLT.05: Wind measurements in the Mesosphere/Lower thermosphere using the Platteville, CO MEDAC 50 MHz meteor radar. -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) de la Pena, Santiago
• MLT.06: First 630 nm daytime and nighttime observations of thermospheric winds and temperatures with the Second Generation Optimized Fabry Perot Doppler Imager (SOFDI) -- by (Nonstudent) Gerrard, Andrew
• MLT.07: Interferometric Meteor Observations at the South Pole -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Lau, Elias
• MLT.08: Validation of a new meteor radar system at South Pole -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Iimura, Hiroyuki
• MLT.09: On the variability of OH Meinel emissions observed by TIMED-SABER -- by (Nonstudent) Marsh, Daniel
• MLT.10: Hand-waving through atmospheric general circulation with college physics -- by (Nonstudent) She, Chiao-Yao
• MLT.11: USING HOUGH MODE EXTENSIONS FOR COMPARITIVE DATA ANALYSIS OF ATMOSPHERIC TIDES -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Svoboda, Aaron

Wednesday Evening 30 June 2004 Poster Session Titles
LIDAR studies of the mesosphere-lower thermosphere

• LID.01: Simultaneous observation of airglow structure with two imagers and a Na temperature-wind lidar, in Colorado -- by (Nonstudent) Nakamura, Takuji
• LID.02: Current Status of ALOMAR-Webber Sodium Lidar Transmitter -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition PhD) Acott, P.
• LID.03: Characteristics of Instabilities in the Mesopause Region over Maui, HI (20.7oN, 156.3oW) -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Li, Feng
• LID.04: Sodium Lidar Observed variability in mesopause region temperature and wind tides -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Li, Tao
• LID.05: SABER observations of CO2 concentration in the mesosphere and lower thermosphere and impact on SABER-lidar temperature comparisons at Fort Collins, CO. -- by (Nonstudent) Mertens, Christopher
• LID.06: Spectral Analysis of Temperature and Density Perturbations -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition Masters) Nadakuditi, Sharma
• LID.07: Comparison of Temperature Variations in the Earth's Mesopause -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Singleton, Tamara
• LID.08: Heat Flux: A Case Study by Monte Carlo Statistic Method -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Su, Liguo
• LID.09: Planetary waves and tides found using Lomb-Scargle periodogram analysis of Rayleigh-scatter lidar data above Utah State University -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition Masters) Nelson, Karen presented by Wickwar, Vincent
• LID.10: Mesospheric Inversion Layers above Utah State University -- by (Student NOT in the poster competition Undergraduate) Thomas, Kristina presented by Wickwar, Vincent
• LID.11: Mesospheric, Mid-latitude, Density Climatology above Utah State University -- by (Student in the poster competition Undergraduate) Lundell, Eric M.
• LID.12: Variability and Trends in Mid-Latitude, Mesospheric Temperatures -- by (Student in the poster competition Masters) Wynn, Troy
• LID.13: Another Noctilucet Cloud at 41.7º N -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Herron, Joshua
• LID.14: Atmospheric Lidar Observatory (ALO) Ten-Year Mesospheric Temperature Climatology -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Herron, Joshua
• LID.15: Anomalous behavior of mesopause region diurnal perturbations in winter temperature above Fort Collins, CO (105°W, 40.5°N) -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Yuan, Tao

Wednesday Evening 30 June 2004 Poster Session Titles
Sprites and lightning

• SPR.01: The initiation of carrot sprites -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Hiraki, Yasutaka
• SPR.02: SOCRATES - Stratospheric Overflights of Convective Clouds Responsible for Atmospheric Transient Electric Fields Near Sprites -- by (Nonstudent) Mende, Stephen
• SPR.03: Application of 3D FDTD Model of the Earth-Ionosphere Cavity to Studies of the Schumann Resonance Frequency Shifts During Solar Proton Events -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Yang, Heng
• SPR.04: Characteristics of Transient Luminous Event Streamers in Weak Electric Fields -- by (Student in the poster competition PhD) Liu, Ningyu