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NASA’S UNIVERSITY PROGRAM RHODE ISLAND NAG 5 9453 BROWN UNIV BLAST: A BALLOON-BORNE LARGE-APERTURE SUB-MILLIMET ER TELE SCOPE - A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR GALAC 04/13/2000 - 04/14/2004 FY03: $0 Total: $273,215 Prin. Invest.: G TUCKER Tech. Officer: GSFC/G STRINGFELLOW CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 10665 BROWN UNIV HYDROGEN ISOTOPIC COMPOSITIONS OF INDIVIDUAL ORGANIC COM POUNDS IN CARBONACEOUS METEORITES 03/21/2001 - 03/31/2004 FY03: $70,000 Total: $210,000 Prin. Invest.: Y HUANG Tech. Officer: GSFC/M MEYER CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 9522 BROWN UNIV EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF LUNAR MAGMAS & MAGMATIC PROCESSES 04/26/2000 - 04/30/2004 FY03: $0 Total: $142,000 Prin. Invest.: M J RUTHERFRD Tech. Officer: GSFC/D NAVA CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 9589 BROWN UNIV REFLECTANCE & THERMAL INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY OF MAR RELA TIONSHIP BETWEEN ISM & TES FOR COMPOS 05/12/2000 - 05/14/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $153,600 Prin. Invest.: J F MUSTARD Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 10010 BROWN UNIV REGOLITH PROCESSES AND THE COMPOSITIONAL DIVERSITY OF MARE BASALTS 09/25/2000 - 09/30/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $148,000 Prin. Invest.: C M PIETERS Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 10690 BROWN UNIV VOLCANIC LANDFORMS & DEPOSITS: DIVERSITY OF ERUP TION CONDI TIONS & IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ASCENT 03/30/2001 - 03/31/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $72,500 Prin. Invest.: J HEAD Tech. Officer: GSFC/D SENSKE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 11145 BROWN UNIV LANDSCAPE DYNAMICS AND LAND-USE/LAND-COVER CHANGE IN THE GREAT BASIN/MOJAVE DESERT REGION 07/25/2001 - 08/14/2004 FY03: $74,268 Total: $241,601 Prin. Invest.: J F MUSTARD Tech. Officer: GSFC/G GUTMAN CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NAG 5 11538 BROWN UNIV PLANETARY IMPACT PROCESSES 01/04/2002 - 01/14/2005 FY03: $147,200 Total: $294,400 Prin. Invest.: P H SCHULTZ Tech. Officer: GSFC/D SENSKE CASE Category: 32 – GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE NAG 5 10031 BROWN UNIV ANALYSIS OF LUNAR PROSPECTOR MAGNETOMETER/ELECTRON REFLEC TOMETER (MAG/ER) EXPERIMENT DATA TO ASSIST 09/28/2000 - 09/30/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $135,000 Prin. Invest.: J W HEAD III Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 11763 BROWN UNIV MINERALOGY OF LUNAR MATERIALS FROM REFLECTANCE, SP ECTROS COPY: MEASUREMENT, ANALYSIS, AND 02/21/2002 - 03/31/2005 FY03: $93,000 Total: $186,000 Prin. Invest.: C PIETERS Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE CASE Category: 12 – CHEMISTRY NAG 5 10188 BROWN UNIV NORTHEAST REGIONAL PLANETARY DATA CENTER 01/03/2001 - 01/14/2004 FY03: $50,900 Total: $153,500 Prin. Invest.: P H SCHULTZ Tech. Officer: GSFC/D SENSKE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 11774 BROWN UNIV GEOLOGICAL MAPPING GANYMEDE: A POST-GALILEO VIEW 02/28/2002 - 02/28/2005 FY03: $55,800 Total: $110,800 Prin. Invest.: J W HEAD Tech. Officer: GSFC/D SENSKE CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG 5 10383 BROWN UNIV DETECTORS WITH BREAK THROUGH ENERGY RESOLUTION USING MAG NETIC SENSORS 02/07/2001 - 02/14/2004 FY03: $294,880 Total: $808,826 Prin. Invest.: G SEIDEL Tech. Officer: GSFC/C STAHLE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 11775 BROWN UNIV GEOLOGICAL MAPPING OF VENUS: ORIGINS OF MAJOR TOP OGRAPHIC FEATURES AND DEVELOPING CRITERIA TO TEST 02/27/2002 - 02/28/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $75,000 Prin. Invest.: J W HEAD Tech. Officer: GSFC/D SENSKE CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG 5 10401 BROWN UNIV REMOTE SENSING INFORMATION APPLIED TO GEOLOGICAL STUDIES OF PLANETS 02/13/2001 - 01/31/2004 FY03: $41,200 Total: $121,800 Prin. Invest.: C M PIETERS Tech. Officer: GSFC/D SENSKE CASE Category: 32 – GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE NAG 5 11931 BROWN UNIV 1ETROGENESIS OF MARE BASALTS, MG-RICH SUITES AND SNC PARENT MAGMAS 04/03/2002 - 04/30/2004 FY03: $0 Total: $59,000 Prin. Invest.: P C HESS Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE CASE Category: 12 – CHEMISTRY 447
RHODE ISLAND NASA’S UNIVERSITY PROGRAM NAG 5 12225 BROWN UNIV EXPERIMENTS & SPECTRAL STUDIES OF MARTIAN VOLCANIC ROCKS: FACTORS AFFECTING MGS AND MARS PATHFINDER 05/22/2002 - 05/14/2005 FY03: $63,664 Total: $127,328 Prin. Invest.: M J RUTHERFORD Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 12985 BROWN UNIV ORIGIN & EVOLUTION OF LUNAR MARE & MARS SNC-TYPE BASALTIC MAGMAS 03/06/2003 - 04/30/2006 FY03: $58,000 Total: $58,000 Prin. Invest.: M RUTHERFORD Tech. Officer: GSFC/D LINDSTROM CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG 5 12254 BROWN UNIV MARTIAN VOLCANIC EDIFICE & DEPOSIT CHARACTERIZATIO N: VOLCANIC STYLE, MAGMA TRANSPORT & EDIFICE/C 06/05/2002 - 06/14/2005 FY03: $75,000 Total: $140,000 Prin. Invest.: J W HEAD Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE CASE Category: 32 – GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE NAG 5 12286 BROWN UNIV GEOLOGIC UNITS ON MARS: STATISTICAL CHARACTERIZA- TION OF TOPOGRAPHY & GEOLOGICAL ASSESSENT OF PROP 06/11/2002 - 06/30/2005 FY03: $60,000 Total: $120,000 Prin. Invest.: M KRESLAVSKY Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 12327 BROWN UNIV SYNTHESIS AND SURVIVAL OF ORGANICS DURING HYPER- VELOCITY IMPACTS 06/27/2002 - 06/30/2005 FY03: $97,441 Total: $192,456 Prin. Invest.: P H SCHULTZ Tech. Officer: GSFC/M MEYER CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG 5 13021 BROWN UNIV PETROGENESIS OF MARE BASALTS AND MG-RICH SUITE PARENT MAGMAS 03/11/2003 - 04/30/2006 FY03: $64,000 Total: $64,000 Prin. Invest.: P HESS Tech. Officer: GSFC/D LINDSTROM CASE Category: 12 – CHEMISTRY NAG 5 13098 BROWN UNIV PHYSICAL PROCESSES OF PLANETARY EVOLUTION 03/17/2003 - 03/14/2006 FY03: $77,000 Total: $77,000 Prin. Invest.: E PARMENTIER Tech. Officer: GSFC/S SAUNDERS CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG 5 13173 BROWN UNIV HYDRATION OF GEOLOGICAL MATERIALS FROM REFLECTANCE SPEC TROSCOPY 03/24/2003 - 03/31/2006 FY03: $77,000 Total: $77,000 Prin. Invest.: J MUSTARD Tech. Officer: GSFC/S SAUNDERS CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG 5 13222 BROWN UNIV NAG 5 12474 BROWN UNIV GEOLOGICAL MAPPING OF VENUS: CHARACTERIZATION OF SOME MAJOR TESTS FOR STANDING BODIES OF WATER IN THE NORTHERN LOWLANDS TOPOGRAPHIC FEATURES & DEVELOPING AND RELATIONTO SOUTH POLAR DEPOSITS IN 03/29/2003 - 03/31/2006 FY03: $65,000 Total: $65,000 08/20/2002 - 07/31/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $80,000 Prin. Invest.: J HEAD Prin. Invest.: J HEAD Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY Tech. Officer: GSFC/S SAUNDERS CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG 5 12758 BROWN UNIV THE MILLIMETER-WAVE BOLOMETRIC INTERFEROMETER 01/16/2003 - 01/14/2006 FY03: $32,772 Total: $32,772 Prin. Invest.: G TUCKER Tech. Officer: GSFC/J FROGEL CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG 5 12830 BROWN UNIV DEVELOPING A SELF-CONSISTENT MODEL FOR LUNAR FERROAN AN ORTHOSITE PETROGENESIS 02/03/2003 - 02/14/2006 FY03: $61,000 Total: $61,000 Prin. Invest.: Y LIANG Tech. Officer: GSFC/D LINDSTROM CASE Category: 12 – CHEMISTRY NAG 5 13341 BROWN UNIV BLAST: LDB EXTRA-GALACTIC STUDIES 04/16/2003 - 03/31/2006 FY03: $103,025 Total: $103,025 Prin. Invest.: G TUCKER Tech. Officer: GSFC/J A FROGEL CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG 5 13466 BROWN UNIV INVESTIGATION OF MARTIAN SURFACE COMPOSITION AND T HE RECORD FOR RECENT CLIMATE CHANGE 04/27/2003 - 05/31/2006 FY03: $76,610 Total: $76,610 Prin. Invest.: J MUSTARD Tech. Officer: GSFC/C NIEBUR CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG 5 12847 BROWN UNIV NAG 5 13573 BROWN UNIV IDENTIFYING THE PARENT BODY OF THE TAGISH LAKE METEORITE & XMM-NEWTON OBSERVATIONS OF THE DLS SHEAR-SELECTED CLUSTER CHARACTERIZING ITS INTERNAL HEATING SURVEY 01/29/2003 - 01/31/2004 FY03: $20,000 Total: $20,000 08/19/2003 - 08/14/2004 FY03: $5,404 Total: $5,404 Prin. Invest.: T HIROI Prin. Invest.: I DELL′ANTONIO Tech. Officer: GSFC/D LINDSTROM CASE Category: 12 – CHEMISTRY Tech. Officer: GSFC/R F MUSHOTZKY CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER 448
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NASA/TM—2004-212986 UNIVERSITY PR
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NASA’s UNIVERSITY PROGRAM ACTIVE
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FOREWORD As basic policy, NASA beli
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STATES AND U.S. TERRITORIES BY OBLI
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