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STEREO - Plastic at the University of New Hampshire

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No scientific mission is possible without the cooperation of many individuals and institutions. STEREO Plastic is made possible by the following institutions:. NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. University of New Hampshire. Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics.

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UNH ACE/MAG Project Home Page

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The Bartol Research Institute. BRI) of the University of Delaware, in collaboration with the Laboratory for Extraterrestrial Physics (LEP) at the Goddard Space Flight Center. GSFC), built and delivered a magnetometer instrument for the ACE mission. This instrument was flown on the Advanced Composition Explorer. ACE), which was launched on a Delta rocket from the Kennedy Space Center. On August 25, 1997. See the Launch movie 1.7MB. When C.W. Smith moved there in July 2003. Be sure to visit the new. From t...

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WSAG Data and Tools

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Water Systems Analysis Group. A partial view of the WBMplus Regional Model, developed for watershed-scale analyses. The WBM Model Family. Community-wide Hydrologic Analysis and Monitoring Program. Http:/ arcticchamp.sr.unh.edu. A regional, integrated hydrological monitoring system for the pan-Arctic land mass. Http:/ rims.unh.edu. DSS: Data Synthesis System for World Water Resources. Http:/ www.wwap-dss.sr.unh.edu. Earth Systems Data Collaborative. Global Hydrological Archive and Analysis System. A regio...

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Water Systems Analysis Group

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Water Systems Analysis Group. Invitation to Potential Graduate Students and Post Doctoral Fellows. If this sounds appealing and you are interested in working in a dynamic research environment, please contact Dr. Wilfred Wollheim at wil.wollheim@unh.edu. Aerial photo of the Great Bay Estuary. Lower image. Water Systems Analysis Group. University of New Hampshire.

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Jamie's Web Page

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I graduated in 1990 from Dartmouth College with a BA in physics and from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Joint program with a doctorate in Physical Oceanography. I was then a post-doctoral fellow at the Marine Life Research Group at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. I am now an associate professor at the University of New Hampshire. My current research includes. Interactions of coastal and estuarine circulation in large estuaries. Style by P. ...

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GroundWInds Status and Schedule

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University of New Hampshire. Institute for the Study of. Earth, Oceans, and Space.

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GroundWinds Instruments

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University of New Hampshire. Institute for the Study of. Earth, Oceans, and Space. This photo shows the facility building, which is 541 ft ASL. The building houses the LIDAR control room, a laser/interferometer room, and a utility room. The dome on the roof allows a 300 degree azimuth sweep of the laser beam through the sky. The beam elevation is fixed at 45 deg. This telescope assembly holds both the outgoing beam optics and the main (receiving) telescope. The outgoing beam passes through a beam exp...

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About WSAG

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Water Systems Analysis Group. The mission of the Water Systems Analysis Group at the University of New Hampshire is:. To serve as a research and advanced training facility for analyzing freshwater systems at ecosystem to global scales, the environmental change issues altering freshwater systems, and the interactions of freshwater systems and society. Piscataqua River, Portsmouth NH (photo courtesy of Joe Dube at http:/ joedube.com). Water Systems Analysis Group. University of New Hampshire.