Radar Meteor Workshop

 

List of Confirmed Speakers

 

 

The Arecibo Observatory: A Brief History

by

Daniel Altschuler

Arecibo Observatory, Puerto Rico

 

Radar meteor velocity determination:-A historical prospective

by

Iwan Williams

Queen Mary University of London, UK.

 

Evaporation of high speed sporadic meteors

by

Edmond Murad

 Air force Research Laboratory, USA

 

Effects of meteor ablation and the chemistry and physics of the upper atmosphere

by

John M. C. Plane

University of East Anglia, UK

 

Ablation and Ionization Modeling: Implications for Trail Instabilitiesand Head Echoes

by

Meers Openheim

Boston University, USA

 

Radar Observations of Meteors at a Polar Latitude

by

Ulf von Zahn

Leibniz-Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Germany

 

Determination of meteor shower flux density, mass distribution and activity from wide beam meteor radar data

by

Petr Pecina

Astronomical Institute, Ondrejov, Czech Republic

 

Radar observations of meteor trails at Adelaide using wide aperture and narrow-beam systems at MF and VHF, and their interpretation using Fresnel holography

by

Graham Elford

University of Adelaide, Australia

 

The AMOR radar facility in New Zealand

W. J. Baggaley

University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand

(Presented by G. Elford)

 

Canadian Meteor Orbit Radar

by

Alan Webster

University of Western Ontario, Canada

 

Narrow beam meteor radars: A good wind probe?

Susan Avery

University of Colorado, USA

 

Radar meteor shower observations: processing and some results

by

Oleg Belkovich

Kazan State University, Russia

 

Parameter estimation of meteors from radar head echoes combined with optical observations

by

Toru Sato

Kyoto University, Japan

 

Meteor Head Echo Detection and Characterization with the Sondrestrom ISR

by

Craig Heinselman

Stanford Research International, USA

 

Radio Science Issues Surrounding HF/VHF/UHF Radar Meteor Studies

by

John D. Mathews

Penn State University, USA

 

Head Echo Scattering Theory and Implications for Meteoroid MassDetermination

by

Sigrid Close

Boston University and Lincoln Laboratory, USA

 

The EISCAT meteor method - a review and recent results

by

Asta Pellinen-Wannberg

Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Sweden

 

Micrometeor observations using the 430 MHz Dual-Beam Arecibo radar

Diego Janches

Arecibo Observatory, Puerto Rico

 

Observations of meteor-head echoes using the Jicamarca 50 MHz radar in interferometer mode

by

Ronald Woodman

Peruvian Geophysical Institute, Peru

 

Field aligned irregularities in meteors trails

by

Qihou H. Zhou

Miami University of Ohio, USA