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NASA’S UNIVERSITY PROGRAM WASHINGTON NCC 1 402 UNIV OF WASHINGTON REMOTE & IN-SITU MEASUREMENT OF AEROSOL OPTICAL PROPERTIES IN THE BOUNDARY LAYER 07/24/2000 - 09/14/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $3,200 Prin. Invest.: T L COVERT, T L ANDERSON Tech. Officer: LARC/C A HOSTETLER CASE Category: 31 – ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE NCC 5 584 UNIV OF WASHINGTON MICROWAVE REMOTE SENSING OF FROZEN PRECIPITATION 08/23/2001 - 08/31/2004 FY03: $137,000 Total: $244,000 Prin. Invest.: R HOUZE Tech. Officer: GSFC/J A WEINMAN CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NCC 1 02034 UNIV OF WASHINGTON ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE STRUCTURES FOR DAMAGE DETE CTION 06/18/2002 - 10/30/2003 FY03: $40,277 Total: $59,448 Prin. Invest.: T A ANDERSON Tech. Officer: LARC/D R AMBUR CASE Category: 41 – AERONAUTICAL ENGNR NCC 5 605 UNIV OF WASHINGTON SPACE SCIENCE NETWORK NORTHWEST 12/13/2001 - 12/31/2006 FY03: $315,000 Total: $630,000 Prin. Invest.: J H LUTZ Tech. Officer: GSFC/P SAKIMOTO CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NCC 2 1273 UNIV OF WASHINGTON HABITABLE PLANETS AND EVOLUTION OF BIOLOGICAL COMP LEXITY 07/20/2001 - 06/30/2006 FY03: $1,021,399 Total: $2,599,048 Prin. Invest.: P D WARD, J T STALEY, D A KRING Tech. Officer: ARC/R A GRYMES, ARC/W W DOLCI CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NCC 2 5463 UNIV OF WASHINGTON MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF METABOLIC NETWORKS AND AL GORITH MIC DEVELOPMENT FOR HIGH-THROUGHPUT MULTIDI 09/14/2001 - 09/14/2002 FY03: $0 Total: $29,994 Prin. Invest.: H QIAN Tech. Officer: ARC/S LIANG, ARC/B A BIEGEL CASE Category: 29 – MATH/COMPUTER SCI, OTHER NCC 3 970 UNIV OF WASHINGTON DEVELOPING, VERIFYING AND IMPLEMENTING NATIONAL AN D INTERNA TIONAL STANDARDS FOR MONOLITHIC AND COMP 06/11/2002 - 05/31/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $28,000 Prin. Invest.: M G JENKINS Tech. Officer: GRC/J SALEM CASE Category: 46 – MECHANICAL ENGR NCC 3 1072 UNIV OF WASHINGTON DEVELOPING, VERIFYING & IMPLEMENTING NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS FOR MONOLITHIC & COMPOSITE 06/12/2003 - 01/13/2004 FY03: $18,000 Total: $18,000 Prin. Invest.: M G JENKINS Tech. Officer: GRC/J A SALEM CASE Category: 46 – MECHANICAL ENGR NCC 5 689 UNIV OF WASHINGTON HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL FLUXES OF CARBON IN RIVER CORRIDORS OF THE AMAZON BASIN 01/10/2003 - 01/14/2006 FY03: $217,465 Total: $217,465 Prin. Invest.: J RICHEY Tech. Officer: GSFC/D WILLIAMS CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NCC 8 231 UNIV OF WASHINGTON MINI-MAGNETOSPHERIC PLASMA PROPULSION-RADIATION SHIELDING (M2PS-S) 09/05/2001 - 12/31/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $193,311 Prin. Invest.: R M WINGLEE Tech. Officer: MSFC/J H ADAMS CASE Category: 31 – ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE NCC 9 56 UNIV OF WASHINGTON RESEARCH GRANT 02/22/2000 - 03/31/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $84,356 Prin. Invest.: D E PARKER Tech. Officer: JSC/D HARM, JSC/J J BLOOMBERG CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NGT 2 52219 UNIV OF WASHINGTON INFRARED STUDY OF HERBIG AE/BE SYSTEMS 08/19/1996 - 08/31/2002 FY03: $0 Total: $76,000 Prin. Invest.: D BROWNLEE Tech. Officer: ARC/D H WOODEN, ARC/F C WITTEBORN CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY NCC 5 345 UNIV OF WASHINGTON BIOGEOCHEMICAL DYNAMICS IN RIVER CORRIDORS OF THE AMAZON BASIN AND THEIR RESPONSE TO ANTHROPOGENIC C 06/25/1998 - 12/31/2002 FY03: $0 Total: $693,635 Prin. Invest.: J E RICHEY Tech. Officer: GSFC/D W DEERING CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NCC 5 550 UNIV OF WASHINGTON SUPPORT OF THE UNIV OF WASHINGTON’S RESEARCH AIRCRAFT FOR NASA STUDIES 05/11/2001 - 04/30/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $340,214 Prin. Invest.: P HOBBS Tech. Officer: GSFC/C YUHAS CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NGT 2 52281 UNIV OF WASHINGTON A PRESSURE SENSITIVE PAINT FOR THE STUDY OF UNSTE ADY FLOWS OVER FLEXIBLE BOUNDARIES 07/27/2001 - 08/31/2004 FY03: $24,000 Total: $70,000 Prin. Invest.: J B CALLIS Tech. Officer: ARC/B J COLLINS, ARC/J BELL CASE Category: 51 – BIOLOGY (EXCLUDING ENVIR) NGT 2 52288 UNIV OF WASHINGTON 1 KM PLANETESIMALS TO PLANETS 06/05/2002 - 08/31/2004 FY03: $24,000 Total: $48,000 Prin. Invest.: T QUINN Tech. Officer: ARC/J J LISSAUER CASE Category: 11 – ASTRONOMY 527
WASHINGTON NASA’S UNIVERSITY PROGRAM NGT 2 52294 UNIV OF WASHINGTON DETERMINING THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF HIGHLY EMBE DDED ACTIVELY ACCRETING PROTOSTARS ANDPROTO BROW 08/07/2003 - 07/31/2004 FY03: $24,000 Total: $24,000 Prin. Invest.: S HAWLEY Tech. Officer: ARC/B J COLLINS, ARC/T P GREENE CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NGT 5 30378 UNIV OF WASHINGTON TRMM-OBSERVED STARTIFORM PRECIPITATION FRACTION RE LATED TO LARGE-SCALE TROPICAL CIRCULATION/COURTN 08/13/2001 - 08/31/2004 FY03: $0 Total: $46,000 Prin. Invest.: R HOUZE, JR Tech. Officer: GSFC/M WEI CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NGT 2 52295 UNIV OF WASHINGTON EVOLUTION OF ATMOSPHERIC OXYGEN ON EARTH LIKE PLAN ETS 08/07/2003 - 07/31/2004 FY03: $24,000 Total: $24,000 Prin. Invest.: D CATLING Tech. Officer: ARC/B J COLLINS, ARC/K J ZAHNLE CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NGT 5 30445 UNIV OF WASHINGTON ESTIMATION OF WEST ANTARTIC ICE SHEET STABILITY TH ROUGH INVER SION OF RE-MOTELY SENSED DATA (STUDENT 08/23/2002 - 08/31/2005 FY03: $24,000 Total: $48,000 Prin. Invest.: C RAYMOND Tech. Officer: GSFC/M WEI CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NGT 5 98 UNIV OF WASHINGTON A NEW MECHANISM FOR DEGASSING AT HIGH-SULFUR VOLCA NOES NGT 5 30474 UNIV OF WASHINGTON 08/23/1999 - 08/31/2002 FY03: -$267 Total: $65,733 DEVELOPMENT OF GROUND AND REMOTELY-BASED FLUX MODE LS FOR Prin. Invest.: C NEWHALL PLAYA ENVIRON- MENTS/STEPHANIE KAMPF Tech. Officer: GSFC/M WEI 11/06/2002 - 08/31/2004 FY03: $24,000 Total: $24,000 CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER Prin. Invest.: S BURGESS Tech. Officer: GSFC/K BLANDING CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NGT 5 126 UNIV OF WASHINGTON SIMULATING GALAXY GROUPS. STUDENT: DARREN S. REED NGT 5 40084 UNIV OF WASHINGTON 06/11/2001 - 06/30/2004 FY03: $24,000 Total: $70,000 WASHINGTON SPACE GRANT COLLEGE AND FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM Prin. Invest.: T QUINN 02/09/2001 - 01/31/2005 FY03: $536,593 Total: $1,523,590 Tech. Officer: GSFC/M S BURRELL Prin. Invest.: J DECOSMO CASE Category: 29 – MATH/COMPUTER SCI, OTHER Tech. Officer: GSFC/D D DETROYE CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NGT 5 30157 UNIV OF WASHINGTON MODELING THE FLAMMABILITY OF BRAZILIAN AMAZON FORE STS AT THE NGT 5 50285 UNIV OF WASHINGTON FOREST- SAVANNA ECOTONE THREE DIMENTIONAL SIMULATIONS OF THE SOLAR WIND INTERACTION 08/28/1998 - 02/28/2002 FY03: -$1,433 Total: $42,567 WITH MAGNETIC ANOMALIES ON THE SURFACE Prin. Invest.: T M HINCKLEY 06/23/2000 - 08/31/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $68,000 Tech. Officer: GSFC/M Y WEI Prin. Invest.: R WINGLEE CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI,OTHER Tech. Officer: GSFC/K BLANDING CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NGT 5 30213 UNIV OF WASHINGTON IMPROVING MODEL PARAMETERIZATIONS OF GAS EXCHANGE: QUANTIFI CATION OF BUBBLE DYNAMICS BY MEASUREMENT 08/20/1999 - 08/31/2002 FY03: $0 Total: $66,000 Prin. Invest.: S R EMERSON Tech. Officer: GSFC/M WEI CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NGT 5 50298 UNIV OF WASHINGTON CALCULATION OF THE MERGER PHASE OF BINARY BLACK HOLES USING NUMERICAL RELATIVITY/STUDENT LUISA BU 06/28/2000 - 06/30/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $68,000 Prin. Invest.: J BARDEEN Tech. Officer: GSFC/K BLANDING CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NGT 5 30220 UNIV OF WASHINGTON OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPROVING WESTREN WATER MANAGEME NT THROUGH REMOTE SENSING & HYDROLOGICMODEL 08/24/1999 - 08/31/2002 FY03: -$114 Total: $65,886 Prin. Invest.: D P LETTENMAIER Tech. Officer: GSFC/M WEI CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NGT 5 50299 UNIV OF WASHINGTON AN EMPIRICAL MEASURE OF GALAXY EVOLUTION IN CLUSTERS 06/28/2000 - 06/30/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $68,000 Prin. Invest.: J DALCANTON Tech. Officer: GSFC/L SMITH CASE Category: 99 – MULTI INTERDISCPL, OTHER NGT 5 30343 UNIV OF WASHINGTON TROPICAL FOREST PHENOLOGY ACROSS ENVIRONMENTAL GRA DIENTS IN PANAMA: A MULTIPLE SCALE STUDY USING RE 08/21/2000 - 08/31/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $68,000 Prin. Invest.: T HINCKLEY Tech. Officer: GSFC/M WEI CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER NGT 5 50334 UNIV OF WASHINGTON DETERMINING THE EFFECTS OF CLOUDS & SEA ICE ON THE EARTH RADIATION BUDGET IN THE SOUTHERNOCEAN 08/17/2000 - 08/31/2003 FY03: $0 Total: $68,000 Prin. Invest.: S WARREN Tech. Officer: GSFC/M WEI CASE Category: 39 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, OTHER 528
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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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