STARLab Seminar Series, Winter 1996
- 10 January 1996
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Induced Ionospheric Double Probe Tether Potential Measurements and
Models for TSS-1 Electrodynamics
- Dr. Scott Williams, STARLab, Stanford University
- 17 January 1996
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Optical Observations of Storm Induced Optical Phenomena in the Upper
Atmosphere: Sprites and ELV-s
- Dr. S. B. Mende, Lockheed Martin Palo Alto Research Laboratory
- 24 January 1996
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Pulsed Radar Measurements During the Sprites'96 Campaign in Colorado
- Dr. Roland Tsunoda, SRI
- 31 January 1996
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Wireless Personal Communications: An Overview
- Dr. D. C. Cox, STARLab, Stanford University
- 07 February 1996
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High Resolution Topography of Venus: Radar Stereo Mapping from
Magellan
- Dr. Scott Hensley, JPL
- 14 February 1996
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Planetary Imaging by Spinning Infrared Interferometry
- Prof. R. Bracewell, STARLab, Stanford University
- 21 February 1996
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Runaway Electrons as a Source of Red Sprites, and Terrestrical Gamma
Ray Bursts in the Mesosphere
- Dr. T. F. Bell, STARLab, Stanford University
- 28 February 1996
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On the Mysterious Properties of the Polar Summer Mesosphere: Forecast
for Increasing Cloudiness and Liquid Nitrogen Temperatures or,
Was Chicken Little Right?
- Dr. Michael Kelley, Engineering & Theory Center,
Cornell University
- 06 March 1996
- Cancelled
- 13 March 1996
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Semiconductor Snow in Venus Highlands?
- Dr. Richard Simpson, STARLab, Stanford University
Last update: 17 April 1996
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