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NASA’S UNIVERSITY PROGRAM NEW YORK NGT 1 52222 CLARKSON UNIV GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCHERS PROGRAM (GSRP) 06/29/1999 - 06/30/2002 FY03: -$1 Total: $66,000 Prin. Invest.: R F SCHMIT, M GLAUSER Tech. Officer: LARC/J JUANG, LARC/L HORTA CASE Category: 41 – AERONAUTICAL ENGNR NAG 5 5275 COLUMBIA UNIV FUNDING FOR PHASE 1 OF SPACE PROJECT FUNDING FOR PHASE 1 OF SPACE PROJECT 04/17/2000 - 04/13/2006 FY03: $0 Total: $299,510 Prin. Invest.: B CAIRNS Tech. Officer: GSFC/D L PIERCE CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NAG 2 1345 COLUMBIA UNIV DEVELOPMENT & FUNCTION OF THE MOUSE VESTIBULAR SYS TEM IN THE NAG 5 5280 COLUMBIA UNIV ABSENCE OF GRAVITY PERCEPTION DEVELOPMENT OF XENON TIME PROJECTION CHAMBERS FOR PRECISDE 07/16/1999 - 07/14/2004 FY03: $0 Total: $520,863 COMPTON IMAGING OF ASTROPHYSICAL LINES Prin. Invest.: D J WOLGEMUTH Tech. Officer: ARC/M M AVRENER, ARC/G C JAHN CASE Category: 51 – BIOLOGY (EXCLUDING ENVIR) 05/31/2000 - 12/31/2003 Prin. Invest.: E APRILE Tech. Officer: GSFC/B A MERRITT FY03: $179,964 Total: $1,352,464 CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 2 1637 COLUMBIA UNIV FUNCTIONAL ROLE OF THE BETAIG H3 GENE IN HIGH ENER GY HEAVY NAG 5 5393 COLUMBIA UNIV IONS INDUCED CARCINOGENESIS GAPS: GASEOUS ANTIMATTER PARTICLE SPECTROMETER FIRST YEAR 07/24/2003 - 06/30/2007 FY03: $246,252 Total: $246,252 FUNDING FOR THREE YEAR GRANT Prin. Invest.: Y ZHAO Tech. Officer: ARC/G C JAHNS, ARC/M M AVERNER CASE Category: 51 – BIOLOGY (EXCLUDING ENVIR) 04/04/2003 - 04/04/2006 Prin. Invest.: D HAILEY Tech. Officer: GSFC/B MERRITT FY03: $196,000 Total: $196,000 CASE Category: 13 – PHYSICS NAG 5 4649 COLUMBIA UNIV EARLY DIFFERENTIATION OF THE MOON:EXPERIMENTAL AND 06/11/1997 - 05/31/2002 FY03: $0 Total: $710,000 Prin. Invest.: D LONGHI Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 5123 COLUMBIA UNIV X-RAY SPECTROSCOPIC LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS IN SUPPORT OF THE NASA X-RAY ASTRONOMY PROGRAM 02/20/1997 - 05/31/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $761,261 Prin. Invest.: S M KAHN Tech. Officer: GSFC/W B JOHNSON CASE Category: 13 – PHYSICS NAG 5 5254 COLUMBIA UNIV HIGH-PERFORMANCE MULTILAYER COATINGS FOR THE NEXT GENERA TION OF HIGH-RESOLUTION X-RAY OPTICS 02/22/2000 - 02/03/2004 FY03: $0 Total: $580,000 Prin. Invest.: D L WINDT Tech. Officer: GSFC/W B JOHNSON CASE Category: 13 – PHYSICS NAG 5 5260 COLUMBIA UNIV THERMALLY-FORMED GALASS OPTICS FOR X-RAY AND GAMMA-RAY MIS SIONS 02/18/2000 - 02/10/2004 FY03: $0 Total: $569,000 Prin. Invest.: C J HAILEY Tech. Officer: GSFC/W B JOHNSON CASE Category: 19 – PHYSICAL SCIENCE, OTHER NAG 5 5261 COLUMBIA UNIV MEASUREMENTS, CALCULATIONS, AND ASTROPHYSICAL IMPLICATIONS OF NEW LOW TEMPERATURE DIELECTRONIC 02/11/2000 - 02/10/2004 FY03: $0 Total: $353,040 Prin. Invest.: DWSAVIN Tech. Officer: GSFC/W B JOHNSON CASE Category: 13 – PHYSICS NAG 5 5403 COLUMBIA UNIV DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL TELESCOP FAB TECHNIQUES FOR FUTURE HIGH-THROUGHPUT X-RAY GAMMA-RAY ASTRONOMY 02/05/2003 - 02/11/2006 FY03: $296,400 Total: $296,400 Prin. Invest.: N AVAILABLE Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BRINTON CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 5406 COLUMBIA UNIV HIGH-PERFORMANCE MULTILAYER COATINGS FOR THE NEXT GENERA TION OF ASTRONOMICAL X-RAY OPTICS FIRST YEAR 02/05/2003 - 02/04/2006 FY03: $205,300 Total: $205,300 Prin. Invest.: N AVAILABLE Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BRINTON CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 5407 COLUMBIA UNIV ″HIGH ENERGY FOCUSING TELESCOPE″ FIRST YEAR OF GRANT 02/06/2003 - 12/31/2005 FY03: $0 Total: $0 Prin. Invest.: C HAILEY Tech. Officer: GSFC/B MERRITT CASE Category: 13 – PHYSICS NAG 5 5420 COLUMBIA UNIV NEW LOW TEMPERATURE DIELECTRONIC RECOMBINATION RATE COEFFI CIENTS FOR PHOTOIONIZED COSMIC PLASMAS 04/04/2003 - 04/03/2006 FY03: $174,528 Total: $174,528 Prin. Invest.: D SAVIN Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BRINTON CASE Category: 13 – PHYSICS NAG 5 6035 COLUMBIA UNIV SURFING THE HIGH DENSITY UNIVERSE 10/03/1997 - 09/30/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $591,800 Prin. Invest.: D HELFAND Tech. Officer: GSFC/D K WEST CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY 363
NEW YORK NASA’S UNIVERSITY PROGRAM NAG 5 6450 COLUMBIA UNIV PRODUCTION AND ANALYSIS OF GLOBAL WAVE AND PHOTOSY NTHETI CALLY ACTIVE SURFACE IRRADIANCE FIELDS U 10/31/1997 - 06/30/2002 FY03: $0 Total: $485,933 Prin. Invest.: J A BISHOP Tech. Officer: GSFC/J A MARRA CASE Category: 33 – OCEANOGRAPHY NAG 5 8848 COLUMBIA UNIV FIRST YEAR FUNDING FOR SENH99-0121, LANDSLIDE MECHANISMS & HAZARD ASSESSMENT IN MOUNTAIN REGIONS 12/16/1999 - 09/30/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $460,199 Prin. Invest.: J K WEISSEL Tech. Officer: GSFC/H V FREY CASE Category: 32 – GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE NAG 5 6876 COLUMBIA UNIV INFLUENCE OF ARCTIC SEA ICE ON NATURAL AND ANTHROP OGENICALLY INDUCED CLIMATE VATIABILITY 01/30/1998 - 03/31/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $235,200 Prin. Invest.: D G MARTINSON Tech. Officer: GSFC/S GOGINENI CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NAG 5 9056 COLUMBIA UNIV CONTINENT-WIDE ESTIMATION AND CALIBRATION OF CATCH MENT HY DROLOGIC PARAMETERS USING SRTM AND LASER 02/15/2000 - 02/29/2004 FY03: $0 Total: $121,096 Prin. Invest.: C P STARK Tech. Officer: GSFC/H V FREY CASE Category: 32 – GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE NAG 5 7461 COLUMBIA UNIV POLYNYAS, PREDATORS AND PACK ICE VARIABILITY IN TH E SOUTHERN NAG 5 9094 COLUMBIA UNIV OCEAN TESTING FOR X-RAY PERIODICITIES IN SEYFERT GALAXIE S - ADP 99 10/26/1998 - 12/31/2002 FY03: $0 Total: $249,868 02/18/2000 - 02/28/2002 FY03: -$739 Total: $21,413 Prin. Invest.: S S JACOBS Prin. Invest.: J P HALPERN Tech. Officer: GSFC/S GOGINENI Tech. Officer: GSFC/R J OLIVERSEN CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 7737 COLUMBIA UNIV SCIENCE AND CALIBRATION SUPPORT FOR THE REFLECTING GRATING SPECTROMETER ON THE X-RAY MULTI-MIRROR M 10/01/1998 - 03/31/2004 FY03: $974,000 Total: $3,943,750 Prin. Invest.: S M KAHN Tech. Officer: GSFC/N E WHITE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 9136 COLUMBIA UNIV ON THE EVOLUTION OF YOUNG NEUTRON STARS: ANOMALOUS COMPACT OBJECTS WITHIN SUPERNOVA REMNANTS 03/01/2000 - 02/28/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $157,353 Prin. Invest.: E V GOTTHELF Tech. Officer: GSFC/R J OLIVERSEN CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 7922 COLUMBIA UNIV EFFECT OF HISTORICAL AND PROJECTED CLIMATE CHANGE ON SOUTH ERN OCEAN SEA ICE AND ANTARCTIC MASSBALAN 12/21/1998 - 12/31/2002 FY03: $0 Total: $154,000 Prin. Invest.: D MARTINSON Tech. Officer: GSFC/S GOGINENI CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NAG 5 9581 COLUMBIA UNIV UNRAVELING THE PHYSICAL CONDITIONS IN THE SOLAR AT MOSPHERE: EXPERIMENTALAND THEORECTICAL RATES FOR 05/09/2000 - 04/30/2004 FY03: $64,245 Total: $386,206 Prin. Invest.: DWSAVIN Tech. Officer: GSFC/W J WAGNER CASE Category: 13 – PHYSICS NAG 5 7935 COLUMBIA UNIV THE NATURE OF RADIO-QUIET X-RAY PULSARS IN SUPERNO VA REM NANTS __(LTSA-98) 12/14/1998 - 12/31/2003 FY03: $123,313 Total: $581,015 Prin. Invest.: E V GOTTHELF Tech. Officer: GSFC/D K WEST CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 7977 COLUMBIA UNIV ACCRETION RATES IN CATACLYSMIC VARIABLES (ADP98) 12/23/1998 - 12/31/2001 FY03: -$2,976 Total: $103,823 Prin. Invest.: J O PATTERSON Tech. Officer: GSFC/D K WEST CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 8725 COLUMBIA UNIV SEASONAL AND INTERANNUAL VARIABILITY OF AIR-SEA-IC E COUPLING PROCESSES IN THE SUBPOLAR SOUTHERN OC 08/04/1999 - 08/31/2002 FY03: $0 Total: $184,254 Prin. Invest.: X YUAN Tech. Officer: GSFC/W ABDALATI CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG 5 9615 COLUMBIA UNIV HIGH-PERFORMANCE MULTILAYER X-RAY OPTICS FOR SOLAR PHYSICS 05/23/2000 - 04/30/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $284,630 Prin. Invest.: D WINDT Tech. Officer: GSFC/W J WAGNER CASE Category: 13 – PHYSICS NAG 5 9759 COLUMBIA UNIV ASSIMILATION OF REMOTELY SENSED SNOW OBSERVATIONS INTO THE NSIPP LAND SURFACE MODEL 06/26/2000 - 06/30/2004 FY03: $74,179 Total: $177,626 Prin. Invest.: M STIEGLITZ Tech. Officer: GSFC/P R HOUSER CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NAG 5 9870 COLUMBIA UNIV SURVEYING THE GALACTIC PLANE WITH XMM 09/29/2000 - 09/30/2002 FY03: -$672 Total: $60,328 Prin. Invest.: D HELFAND Tech. Officer: GSFC/P ATKINS CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY 364
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FOREWORD As basic policy, NASA beli
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