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NASA’S UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CALIFORNIA NAG 5 9307 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY CLOSEOUT OF ″LABORATORY STUDIES OF THE PHOTOCHEMIS TRY OF PEROXYNITRIC ACID″ ASSET FORTH IN THE ATT 03/22/2000 - 03/31/2002 FY03: -$26 Total: $123,143 Prin. Invest.: D O WENNBERG Tech. Officer: GSFC/R LAWRENCE CASE Category: 31 – ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE NAG 5 9606 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY IMPLICATIONS OF MARTIAN NORTH-SOUTH POLAR DIFFEREN CES 05/12/2000 - 11/14/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $153,700 Prin. Invest.: B C MURRAY Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 9344 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY BALLOON-BORNE OBSERVATIONS OF THE POLARIZATION OF THE COSMIC MICROWAVE BACKGROUND 03/27/2000 - 03/31/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $443,132 Prin. Invest.: A LANGE Tech. Officer: GSFC/G STRINGFELLOW CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 9821 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY COSMOLOGY & PARTICLE ASTROPHYSICS THEORY (ATP-98) 08/23/2000 - 04/30/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $190,107 Prin. Invest.: M P KAMIONKOWSKI Tech. Officer: GSFC/R J OLIVERSEN CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 9919 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY THE HOT PHASE OF THE VIOLENT ISM OF NEARBY DWARF IRREGULAR NAG 5 9462 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY GALAXIES USE OF SATELLITE FIRE PRODUCTS AND MODELS TO INVES TIGATE THE 09/05/2000 - 09/30/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $46,300 EFFECTS OF FIRE ON THE GLOBAL CARBON C Prin. Invest.: F WALTER 04/18/2000 - 04/30/2004 FY03: $49,053 Total: $479,380 Tech. Officer: GSFC/R F MUSHOTZKY Prin. Invest.: J RANDERSON CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY Tech. Officer: GSFC/D WICKLAND CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NAG 5 9471 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY ATMOSPHERIC TRACE GAS ABUNDANCES & STABLE ISOTYPE RATIOS VIA INFRARED LASER INDUCED FLUORESCENCE (IR 04/14/2000 - 04/30/2004 FY03: $0 Total: $489,843 Prin. Invest.: G BLAKE Tech. Officer: GSFC/B BETTS CASE Category: 32 – GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE NAG 5 10047 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY MEASURING THE MAGNETIC FIELD AND RELATIVISTIC PART ICLES IN RELIC RADIO GALAXIES 10/03/2000 - 09/30/2002 FY03: $0 Total: $43,400 Prin. Invest.: F A HARRISON Tech. Officer: GSFC/R MUSHOTZKY CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 10189 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY NAG 5 9487 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY PLANETARY ORIGIN, EVOLUTION AND STRUCTURE INTERANNUAL VARIABILITY OF SNOW AND ICE AND IMPACT ON THE 01/03/2001 - 01/14/2004 FY03: $88,400 Total: $266,500 CARBON CYCLE 04/25/2000 - 04/30/2004 FY03: $99,384 Total: $614,212 Prin. Invest.: D J STEVENSON Tech. Officer: GSFC/D SENSKE Prin. Invest.: Y L YUNG Tech. Officer: GSFC/P HOUSER CASE Category: 32 – GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NAG 5 10198 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY IMPACT PROCESSES IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM NAG 5 9493 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY 01/04/2001 - 12/31/2003 FY03: $212,000 Total: $652,500 DEVELOPMENT OF SUBMILLIMETER SIS MIXERS AND BROAD BAND HEMT Prin. Invest.: T AHRENS AMPLIFIERS Tech. Officer: GSFC/D SENSKE 04/18/2000 - 04/30/2004 FY03: $0 Total: $438,000 CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER Prin. Invest.: J ZMUIDZINAS Tech. Officer: GSFC/G STRINGFELLOW CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG 5 10317 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY NAG 5 9530 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY MILLIMETER-WAVE INTERFEROMETRY OF PROTO-PLANETARY DISKS 04/27/2000 - 04/30/2004 FY03: $0 Total: $275,000 Prin. Invest.: S SARGENT Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY LARGE-FORMAT, ANTENNA-COUPLED, MULTI-FREQUENCY, BOLOMETRIC (LAMB) FOCAL PLANE ARRAYS FOR MM & SUB 02/07/2001 - 01/31/2004 FY03: $194,492 Total: $546,262 Prin. Invest.: A E LANGE Tech. Officer: GSFC/E J WOLLACK CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 9601 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY MARTIAN ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION AND CLIMATE 05/17/2000 - 04/30/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $204,400 Prin. Invest.: A P INGERSOL Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 10358 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT OF SUPERCONDUCTING DETECTOR WITH MULTI PLEXED READOUTS- 02/01/2001 - 02/14/2004 FY03: $218,156 Total: $626,048 Prin. Invest.: J ZMUIZINAS Tech. Officer: GSFC/C STAHLE CASE Category: 13 – PHYSICS 39
CALIFORNIA NASA’S UNIVERSITY PROGRAM NAG 5 10406 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY A NEOTECTONIC MAP OF THE EARTH: A PILOT STUDY OF SRTM DATA 04/02/2001 - 06/30/2004 FY03: $150,161 Total: $300,161 Prin. Invest.: K E SIEH Tech. Officer: GSFC/H V FREY CASE Category: 32 – GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE NAG 5 10707 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY SOURCES OF LOW FREQUENCY GRAVITATIONAL WAVES (ATP 2000) 04/23/2001 - 04/30/2004 FY03: $188,000 Total: $454,900 Prin. Invest.: E PHINNEY Tech. Officer: GSFC/R J OLIVERSEN CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 10410 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY MINIATURE IRON BIOMINERAL DETECTOR FOR MARTIAN EXO BIOLOGY 04/10/2001 - 04/14/2004 FY03: $0 Total: $166,514 Prin. Invest.: J KIRSCHVINK Tech. Officer: GSFC/B BETTS CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 10724 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY CIRRUS CLOUDS ON MARS: DATA ANALYSIS AND GCM MODEL ING 04/12/2001 - 04/14/2004 FY03: $60,000 Total: $180,000 Prin. Invest.: Y YUNG Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 10423 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF PHASE EQUILIBRIA OF METEOR ITES AND PLANETARY BODIES 02/20/2001 - 02/29/2004 FY03: $150,000 Total: $450,000 Prin. Invest.: E STOLPER Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE CASE Category: 12 – CHEMISTRY NAG 5 10761 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY UNDERSTANDING GAMMA-RAY BURSTS (ATP 2000) 04/23/2001 - 04/30/2004 FY03: $0 Total: $64,917 Prin. Invest.: R SARI Tech. Officer: GSFC/R OLIVERSEN CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 10467 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY THE STRUCTURE OF YOUNG STELLAR SYSTEMS: ESTABLISHI NG INITIAL CONDITIONS FOR PLANET FORMATION 02/22/2001 - 02/29/2004 FY03: $45,000 Total: $135,000 Prin. Invest.: G BLAKE Tech. Officer: GSFC/J BOYCE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 10804 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY CONCEPT STUDY FOR THE ″THE HEAVY NUCLEI EXPLORER″ (HNX) MISSION AO-99-OSS-05 04/30/2001 - 09/30/2002 FY03: $0 Total: $47,600 Prin. Invest.: D A MEWALDT Tech. Officer: GSFC/J R BYRD CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 10470 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN THE ACCRETION RATE OF INTE RPLANETARY DUST USING 3HE ASA TRACER 02/27/2001 - 03/31/2004 FY03: $48,900 Total: $147,400 Prin. Invest.: K A FARLEY Tech. Officer: GSFC/D SENSKE CASE Category: 32 – GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE NAG 5 10558 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY BROWN DWARFS: DISCOVERY AND DETAILED STUDIES 03/13/2001 - 03/14/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $30,000 Prin. Invest.: S KULKARNI Tech. Officer: GSFC/J M BOYCE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 10885 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY THE MULTI-WAVELENGTH EXTRAGALACTIC SKY (ADP 2000) 05/03/2001 - 08/31/2002 FY03: -$846 Total: $47,302 Prin. Invest.: R J BRUNNER Tech. Officer: GSFC/R J OLIVERSEN CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 10901 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY A MECHANISM FOR SOLAR FORDING OF CLIMATE: DID THE MAUNDER MINIMUM CAUSE THE LITTLE ICE AGE 05/07/2001 - 05/14/2004 FY03: $159,098 Total: $486,425 Prin. Invest.: Y L YUNG Tech. Officer: GSFC/J F SPANN CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NAG 5 10587 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY MARS INTERNAL EVOLUTION CONSTRAINED BY MGS DATA 03/13/2001 - 03/14/2004 FY03: $60,000 Total: $180,000 Prin. Invest.: D STEVENSON Tech. Officer: GSFC/J M BOYCE CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 10955 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY A STUDY OF EXTREMELY RED GALAXIES 05/30/2001 - 05/31/2006 FY03: $66,609 Total: $195,674 Prin. Invest.: D THOMPSON Tech. Officer: GSFC/R J OLIVERSEN CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 10618 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY PALEOMAGNETIC CONSTRAINTS ON PANSPERMIA AND THE ALH84001 MAGNETOFOSSILS 03/19/2001 - 03/31/2004 FY03: $71,200 Total: $212,300 Prin. Invest.: J L KIRSCHVINK Tech. Officer: GSFC/M MEYER CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NAG 5 11157 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY STUDIES OF THE PHOTOCHEMISTRY OF PEROXY NITRIC ACID 08/01/2001 - 07/31/2004 FY03: $81,000 Total: $176,210 Prin. Invest.: P O WENNBERG Tech. Officer: GSFC/R J LAWRENCE CASE Category: 31 – ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE 40
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