CEDAR: Continued Investigations of the Properties and Sources of Short Period Gravity Waves Using Nightglow Image Data

Information

• NSF Award
• 9525815

Owner

• Utah State University Research Foundation

• Award Id

  9525815

• Award Effective Date

  12/15/1995 - 29 years ago

• Award Expiration Date

  11/30/2000 - 24 years ago

• Award Amount

  $ 180,197.00

• Award Instrument

  Continuing grant

This project will continue analysis of image data and perform in- depth collaborative studies for investigating the intrinsic properties and sources of short period gravity waves. This work takes advantage of the high linearity of CCD data for quantitative measurements of the wave field using 2-dimensional spectral analysis techniques. In addition, the PI will participate in two campaigns to further knowledge of the abundance, geographic distribution and properties of short period gravity waves. These campaigns will gain novel data important for assessing the "global" impact of gravity waves on the upper atmosphere meteorology.***

• Program Officer

  John Meriwether

• Min Amd Letter Date

  1/18/1996 - 29 years ago

• Max Amd Letter Date

  12/22/1999 - 25 years ago

• ARRA Amount

• Name

  Utah State University Research Foundation

• City

  Logan

• State

  UT

• Country

  United States

• Address

  1695 North Research Park Way

• Postal Code

  843411947

• Phone Number

  4357133060

• First Name

  Michael

• Last Name

  Taylor

• Email Address

  mike.taylor@usu.edu

• Start Date

  1/18/1996 12:00:00 AM

• Name

  Space

• Code

  205000