08:20  HG1-1  SOME EVOLVING THOUGHTS REGARDING RADAR METEOR OBSERVATIONS

John D. Mathews*

Radar Space Sciences Lab, Penn State University, University Park, PA

08:40  HG1-2  THE CONFIRMATION OF HIGH-ALTITUDE RADAR METEORS OBSERVED WITH THE JICAMARCA 50 MHZ ARRAY RADAR

Boyi Gao*, John Mathews

Electrical Engineering, Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA

09:00  HG1-3  QUANTIFYING THE IMPACT OF ATMOSPHERIC PARAMETERS ON THE DURATION OF NON-SPECULAR METEOR TRAILS

Freddy Galindo¹, Julio Urbina*¹, Lars Dyrud², Jonathan Fentzke³

¹Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania
²Head Earth and Space Science, Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Cambridge, Massachusetts
³Scientific Solutions, Inc and Shell, Cambridge, Massachusetts

09:20  HG1-4  METEOR TRAIL OBSERVATIONS COLLECTED WITH THE PENN STATE VHF RADAR

Julio Urbina*¹, Robert Sorbello¹, Lars P. Dyrud², Jonathan Fentzke³, Freddy Galindo¹

¹CSSL/Electrical Engineering, Penn State, University Park, PA
²C. S. Draper Laboratory, Cambridge, MA
³Scientific Solutions, Inc.,, North Chelmsford, MA

09:40  HG1-5  INITIAL RESULTS FROM SIMULTANEOUS 30 MHZ AND 50 MHZ JICAMARCA ALL-SKY SPECULAR METEOR RADAR OBSERVATIONS

Glenn F. Sugar*¹, Danny Scipion², Sigrid Close¹, Marco Milla²

¹Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, Stanford University, Stanford, CA
²Jicamarca Radio Observatory, Lima, PERU

10:20  HG1-6  INITIAL RESULTS FROM A FORWARD-SCATTER METEOR WIND RADAR EXPERIMENT BASED ON THE COLORADO SOFTWARE RADAR (COSRAD)

Cody Vaudrin*, Scott Palo

University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO

10:40  HG1-7  RF EMISSION FROM HYPERVELOCITY IMPACT PLASMA

Sigrid Close*, Alex Fletcher, Theresa Johnson, Ivan Linscott, Ashish Goel, Nicolas Lee

Stanford University, Stanford, CA

11:00  HG1-8  SIMULATING HYPERVELOCITY IMPACT PLASMAS AND THEIR EFFECTS ON SPACECRAFT

Alexander Fletcher*, Sigrid Close

Aeronautics and Astronautics, Stanford University, Stanford, CA

11:20  HG1-9  FUNDAMENTAL ASTRODYANMICS CHALLENGES IN ORBITAL DEBRIS DETECTION, TRACKING, IDENTIFICATION, AND CHARACTERIZATION

Moriba Jah*

Space Vehicles Directorate, Air Force Research Laboratory, Kirtland AFB, NM

11:40  HG1-10  HYPERVELOCITY IMPACTS OF MICROSCOPIC DUST GRAINS FOR ORBITAL DEBRIS REMEDIATION

C. Crabtree*¹, G. Ganguli¹, A. Velikovich¹, L. Rudakov²

¹Division of Plasma Physics, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC
²Icarus Research Inc., Bethesda, MD