Research Areas
- Radio Science
- Planetary Exploration
- Remote Sensing
- Applied Electromagnetics
- Signal Processing
- B.E.E., Georgia Institute of Technology
- M.S., Stanford University
- Ph.D., Stanford University
- Radio propagation experiments for remote sensing in space and on earth
- Radio wave scattering
- Inverse scattering problems
- Signal processing
- Development of signal processing systems with space applications
- Author or co-author of over 200 scientific and technical papers, reports,and chapters in specialized volumes.
- On Stanford faculty since 1974.
- Fellow of National Science Foundation (1964-66); NASA Medals for Exceptional Scientific Achievement (1977, 1981, 1986), NASA Medal for Public Service (1992).
- Member: DPS/AAS, AGU, IAU, IEEE, URSI, Electromagnetics Society, Fellow IEEE.
- Team Leader (Principal Investigator) Mars Global Surveyor Radio Science Team.
- Projects: Uplink Radio Science Development, Ultra-Low Power Computing, Scattering from Planetary Surfaces, Occultation Methods for Planetary Atmospheres, GPS Occultation for Earth's Atmosphere
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| Administrative Assistant: | Helen Niu (650) 723-8121 helen@nova.stanford.edu |