CEDAR Thermospheric wind session:
(Kane 210, 1:30-3:30pm, Tues, June 24th)
1. Greg Earle (earle@vt.edu):
2. James Clemmons (James.H.Clemmons@aero.org): Rapid, highly structured
meridional winds and their modulation by non-migrating tides: Measurements from the
Streak mission
3. Ashton Reimer (ashton.reimer@usask.ca): Solar cycle and IMF dependence of
variations in global-scale F-region ion frictional heating
4. Sharon Vadas (vasha@cora.nwra.com): thermospheric wind contributions from the
dissipation of convectively-generated gravity waves during the most recent extreme
solar minimum (model study results)
5. Tzu-Wei Fang (fangtzuwei@gmail.com):
6. Levan Lomidze (levlomidze@gmail.com):
7. Jonathan J. Makela: (jmakela@illinois.edu): The mid-latitude storm-time
thermosphere: Results from a network of Fabry-Perot interferometers and future
challenges
8. Mariangel Fedrizzi (mariangel.fedrizzi@noaa.gov ): thermospheric wind comparisons
of CTIPe with FPIs
9. John Meriwether (meriwether.john@gmail.com): Observations of equatorial wind
gradients in Brazil and Peru
10. Manbharat Singh (manbharatsingh@gmail.com): Neutral observation comparison
11. Don Hampton (dhampton@gi.alaska.edu): Neutral wind observation from Alaska
12. Gang Lu (ganglu@ucar.edu): Thermsopheric neutral winds during geomagnetic
storms - A data-model comparative study
13. Mark Conde (mark.conde@gi.alaska.edu): new instrument installed at Kaktovik and
wind measurements
14. Wenbin Wang (wbwang@ucar.edu): The dependence of wind response to storms on
solar activity
15. Yue Deng (yuedeng@uta.edu): vertical wind simulation and observation