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NASA’S UNIVERSITY PROGRAM MINNESOTA NAG 5 10509 UNIV OF MINNESOTA NAG 5 11856 UNIV OF MINNESOTA RHEOLOGY OF PLANETARY MATERIALS: IMPLICATIONS FOR TECTONICS OF TERRESTRIAL PLANETS STUDY OF WAVE MODE CONVERSION AT THE MAGNETOPAUSE USING SPACECRAFT AND GROUND DATA 03/01/2001 - 03/31/2004 FY03: $84,900 Total: $256,000 03/08/2002 - 03/14/2004 FY03: $0 Total: $30,000 Prin. Invest.: D L KOHLSTEDT Tech. Officer: GSFC/D SENKE Prin. Invest.: N LIN Tech. Officer: GSFC/J SHARBER CASE Category: 32 – GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE CASE Category: 32 – GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE NAG 5 10569 UNIV OF MINNESOTA NAG 5 11868 UNIV OF MINNESOTA SPATIAL VARIABILITY IN LAND-ATMOSPHERE INTERACTION COUPLING A 1HEORETICAL STUDIES OF ULF WAVES IN THE MAGNETOTAI L NEW GENERATION LARGE-EDDY SIMULATION 03/18/2002 - 04/30/2005 FY03: $108,803 Total: $213,430 03/12/2001 - 03/14/2004 FY03: $0 Total: $179,678 Prin. Invest.: R L LYSAK Prin. Invest.: F PORTE-AGEL Tech. Officer: GSFC/M WEI Tech. Officer: GSFC/J SHARBER CASE Category: 32 – GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG 5 10774 UNIV OF MINNESOTA SELF-CONSISTENT EVOLUTION OF COSMIC-RAY SHOCKS (ATP 2000) 04/24/2001 - 04/30/2004 FY03: $86,124 Total: $236,340 Prin. Invest.: T W JONES Tech. Officer: GSFC/R J OLIVERSEN CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 11124 UNIV OF MINNESOTA DETERMINING THE IMPORTANCE OF ENERGY TRANSFER BETWEEN MAG NETOSPHERIC REGIONS VIA MHD WAVES USING 07/19/2001 - 07/14/2004 FY03: $181,094 Total: $547,188 Prin. Invest.: C A CATTELL Tech. Officer: GSFC/J SPANN CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 11971 UNIV OF MINNESOTA A SPECTRUM OF IV&V MODELING TECHNIQUES 04/05/2002 - 11/14/2004 FY03: $100,000 Total: $200,000 Prin. Invest.: M HEIMDAHL Tech. Officer: GSFC/K MCGILL CASE Category: 22 – COMPUTER SCIENCE NAG 5 12716 UNIV OF MINNESOTA LABORATORY STUDIES OF THE KINETICS OF ATMOSPHERIC REACTIONS OF HALOGENATED ALKOXY RADICALS 12/30/2002 - 12/31/2003 FY03: $114,805 Total: $114,805 Prin. Invest.: R W CARR Tech. Officer: GSFC/M KURYLO CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NAG 5 12718 UNIV OF MINNESOTA NAG 5 11130 UNIV OF MINNESOTA MAXIPOL - BALLOON BORNE OBSERVATIONS OF THE POLARI ZATION LAND USE, CARBON AND WATER IN THE UPLANDS OF SOUTH EASTER ANISOTROPY OF THE COSMIC MICROWAVE BACKGRO NORTH AMERICA 12/30/2002 - 12/31/2005 FY03: $420,000 Total: $420,000 08/02/2001 - 07/14/2004 FY03: $99,389 Total: $318,755 Prin. Invest.: S HANANY Prin. Invest.: P BOLSTAD Tech. Officer: GSFC/J FROGEL Tech. Officer: GSFC/G GUTMAN CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NAG 5 11262 UNIV OF MINNESOTA NAG 5 12761 UNIV OF MINNESOTA DEVELOPMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS FOR THE US GREAT EFFECT OF SOLAR ILLUMINATION & SOLAR CYCLE ON AURORAL PRO LAKES USING REMOTE SENSING TECHNOLOGY CESSES & SOLAR WIND COUPLING 08/27/2001 - 08/31/2005 FY03: $225,000 Total: $375,000 01/21/2003 - 01/14/2006 FY03: $95,000 Total: $95,000 Prin. Invest.: G NIEMI Prin. Invest.: C CATTELL Tech. Officer: GSFC/E LINDSTROM Tech. Officer: GSFC/W PETERSON CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG 5 11723 UNIV OF MINNESOTA NAG 5 12765 UNIV OF MINNESOTA EVOLUTIONARY HISTORIES OF NOBLE GASES AND OTHER VOLATILES IN SOLAR-SYSTEM MATERIALS AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION IN TO THE STRUCTURE AND DYNAM ICS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY FLOW 02/11/2002 - 03/14/2005 FY03: $180,000 Total: $360,000 01/17/2003 - 01/14/2006 FY03: $95,000 Total: $95,000 Prin. Invest.: R O PEPIN Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE Prin. Invest.: J WYGANT Tech. Officer: GSFC/W PETERSON CASE Category: 12 – CHEMISTRY CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG 5 11801 UNIV OF MINNESOTA NAG 5 13072 UNIV OF MINNESOTA ″PARAMETERIZATION OF REGIONAL SCALE FLUXES: INTEGR ATING FIELD AND LABORATORY MEASUREMENTS WITH LARG THEORETICAL STUDIES OF ALFVEN WAVE INTERACTION WIT H THE IONOSPHERE 03/07/2002 - 03/31/2005 FY03: $90,000 Total: $190,000 03/13/2003 - 04/30/2006 FY03: $102,005 Total: $102,005 Prin. Invest.: F FORTE-AGEL Tech. Officer: GSFC/P R HOUSER Prin. Invest.: R LYSAK Tech. Officer: GSFC/M MELLOTT CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER 317
MINNESOTA NASA’S UNIVERSITY PROGRAM NAG 5 13488 UNIV OF MINNESOTA STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF THE NEAR-EARTH LARGE SCA LE ELEC TRIC FIELD DURING MAJOR GEOMAGNETIC ST 05/09/2003 - 04/30/2006 FY03: $120,269 Total: $120,269 Prin. Invest.: J WYGANT Tech. Officer: GSFC/D SIBECK CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG13 99022 UNIV OF MINNESOTA INTEGRATING SATELLITE REMOTE SENSING INTO FOREST INVENTORY AND MANAGEMENT 08/13/1999 - 10/31/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $580,000 Prin. Invest.: M BAUER Tech. Officer: SSC/R MCKELLIP CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NAG 5 13639 UNIV OF MINNESOTA VALIDATION AND BLENDING OF MULTI-SENSOR RAINFALL PRODUCTS: STUDY OF THE INTERPLAY 09/30/2003 - 09/14/2006 FY03: $90,000 Total: $90,000 Prin. Invest.: E GEORGIOU Tech. Officer: GSFC/R J LAWRENCE CASE Category: 31 – ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE NAG 8 1474 UNIV OF MINNESOTA THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF 3D TRANSIENT CONVECTION AND SEGREGA TION 02/06/1998 - 01/31/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $510,249 Prin. Invest.: J J DERBY, A J YECKEL Tech. Officer: MSFC/C TALLEY CASE Category: 13 – PHYSICS NAG 8 1676 UNIV OF MINNESOTA FIRST PRINCIPLES CALCULATIONS OF MOLTEN II-IV COMPOUNDS AND THEIR SOLIDIFICATION BEHAVIOR 05/01/2000 - 11/30/2003 FY03: $120,000 Total: $389,500 Prin. Invest.: J J DERBY, J R CHELIKOWSKY Tech. Officer: MSFC/P M DOTY CASE Category: 47 – METAL & MATERIALS ENGR NAG 9 1007 UNIV OF MINNESOTA GENESIS DISCOVERY MISSION 05/06/1998 - 04/30/2004 FY03: $90,000 Total: $667,323 Prin. Invest.: R O PEPIN Tech. Officer: JSC/E K STANSBERY CASE Category: 19 – PHYSICAL SCIENCE, OTHER NAG 9 1218 UNIV OF MINNESOTA LIQUID COOLING GARMENT FOR SPACE SUIT 03/03/2000 - 01/31/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $475,404 Prin. Invest.: V KOSCHEYER Tech. Officer: JSC/R TREVINO CASE Category: 42 – ASTRONAUTICAL ENGR NAS 5 03076 UNIV OF MINNESOTA STEREO WAVES INVESTIGATION FOR STEREO PHASE C/D 12/19/2002 - 12/31/2006 FY03: $1,274,700 Total: $1,274,700 Prin. Invest.: K GOETZ Tech. Officer: GSFC/L REICHENTHAL CASE Category: 13 – PHYSICS NCC 1 337 UNIV OF MINNESOTA APPLICATION OF LINEAR PARAMETER-VARYING TECHNIQUES TO SAFETY CRITICAL AIRCRAFT FLIGHT SYSTEMS 07/20/1999 - 07/14/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $705,014 Prin. Invest.: G J BALAS Tech. Officer: LARC/C M BELCASTRO, LARC/N M BELCASTRO CASE Category: 41 – AERONAUTICAL ENGNR NCC 1 03028 UNIV OF MINNESOTA APPLICATION OF LINEAR PARAMETER-VARYING TECHNIQUES TO SAFETY CRITICAL AIRCRAFT FLIGHT SYSTEMS PHASEI 05/09/2003 - 05/08/2006 FY03: $100,000 Total: $100,000 Prin. Invest.: G J BALAS Tech. Officer: LARC/C BELCASTRO, LARC/C M _BELCASTRO CASE Category: 41 – AERONAUTICALENGNR NCC 2 1231 UNIV OF MINNESOTA DISCOVERY OF CHANGES FROM THE GLOBAL CARBON CYCLE & CLIMATE SYSTEM USING DATA MINING 03/28/2001 - 02/29/2004 FY03: $191,892 Total: $459,091 Prin. Invest.: V KUMAR Tech. Officer: ARC/C S POTTER, ARC/J COUGHLAN CASE Category: 22 – COMPUTER SCIENCE NCC 2 1240 UNIV OF MINNESOTA INTELLIGENT SPECIFICAITON-CENTERED TEST-CASE GENER ATION RE VIEW IDENTIFIER 04/04/2001 - 02/29/2004 FY03: $112,164 Total: $308,201 Prin. Invest.: M HEIMDAHL Tech. Officer: ARC/R MORRIS CASE Category: 22 – COMPUTER SCIENCE NAG 9 1521 UNIV OF MINNESOTA FINGER CALORIMETER TO INDICATE GENERAL THERMAL STA TUS OF ASTRONAUTS ONBOARD & DURING EVA 05/22/2003 - 04/30/2006 FY03: $136,000 Total: $136,000 Prin. Invest.: V S KOSHCHEYEV Tech. Officer: JSC/R C TREVINO CASE Category: 61 – PSYCHOLOGY BIOLOGY NAG13 99002 UNIV OF MINNESOTA THE UPPER MIDWEST REGIONAL EARTH SCIENCE APPLICATION CENTER 02/03/1999 - 02/02/2003 FY03: -$1 Total: $1,499,999 Prin. Invest.: M E BAUER Tech. Officer: SSC/C HILL CASE Category: 32 – GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE NCC 2 1335 UNIV OF MINNESOTA TEST CASE GENERATION USING AN EXPLICIT STATE MODEL CHECKER 04/16/2002 - 10/14/2002 FY03: $0 Total: $38,643 Prin. Invest.: M HEIMDAHL Tech. Officer: ARC/M LOWRY, ARC/S LAN CASE Category: 22 – COMPUTER SCIENCE NCC 2 1409 UNIV OF MINNESOTA DEVELOPMENT OF AEROSHELL TECHNOLOGIES FOR AEROCAPT URE MISSIONS TO THE OUTER PLANETS TASKS 4.4B AND 06/18/2003 - 05/31/2006 FY03: $110,000 Total: $110,000 Prin. Invest.: G V CANDLER Tech. Officer: ARC/B LAUB, ARC/D A KONTINOS CASE Category: 13 – PHYSICS 318
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