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ADVANCE Fellows: How Dust Affects the Electrodynamics of the Earth's Mesosphere

NSF Org ATM
Latest Amendment Date May 3, 2002
Award Number 0137674
Award Instrument Standard Grant
Program Manager Robert B. Kerr
ATM DIVISION OF ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
GEO DIRECTORATE FOR GEOSCIENCES
Start Date May 15, 2002
Expires April 30, 2005 (Estimated)
Expected Total Amount $220000 (Estimated)
Investigator Lynette J. Gelinas lynett@ee.cornell.edu (Principal Investigator current)
Sponsor Cornell University-Endowed
Office of Sponsored Programs
Ithaca, NY 148532801 607/255-5014
NSF Program 1681 ADVANCE - FELLOWS
Field Application 0205000 Space
Program Reference Code 1323,1521,1681,EGCH,

Abstract

The objective of this project is the development of a student-accessible sounding rocket program for the study of the Earth's ionosphere. The goal of ADVANCE is to increase representation of women in science and engineering, and this award would greatly advance such efforts to develop an externally-funded independent research program. The goal of this project is development of sounding rocket projects to explore various ionospheric phenomena, including plasma-neutral coupling, dusty plasmas, chemical-induced artificial aurora and ionospheric heating experiments.

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