Research Proposals Related to the HEAT Project
PIs
Proposal Title
Agency
Status
Duration
R. Orville
J. Nielsen-Gammon
D. Collins
R. Zhang
Three Dimensional Lightning Channel Mapping Network
for Houston, Texas Area
NSF
Funded
1 year
R. Orville
L. Carey
LDAR II Operation, Evaluation, and Analyses in the Houston Environmental Aerosol Thunderstorm (HEAT) Project
NSF
Submitted
-
R. Orville
J. Nielsen-Gammon
Partial Support for CHILL, S-pol, and SMART-Rs in the
HEAT 2005 Program
TCEQ
Submitted
-
L. Carey
W. Petersen
Cell Merger Processes and their Influence on Cloud Microphysics, Kinematics and Electrification over Houston
NSF
Submitted
-
W.A. Lyons
S. Cummer
G. Huffines
Comprehensive Characterization of Lightning Parameters during the
Houston Environmental Aerosol Thunderstorm Project (HEAT)
NSF
Submitted
-
V. N. Bringi
Microphysical Studies Using the CSU-CHILL radar during HEAT
NSF
Submitted
-
C. A. Grainger
M. Bateman
Aircraft Cloud Microphysics and Electric Field Measurements
during HEAT
NSF
To Be Submitted
-
D. Collins
Aircraft and Surface Observations of Aerosol and Cloud
Properties during HEAT
NSF
Submitted
-
Z. Li
R. Zhang
Demonstration of A New Framework for Studying Aerosol Indirect Effect
NSF
Submitted
-
R. Zhang
Z. Li
Model Simulations of Aerosols and Cloud Condensation Nuclei (CCN) Related to HEAT
NSF
Submitted
-
A. Stuart
M. Barth
Chemical partitioning and reaction during hydrometeor freezing and their impacts on they upper tropospheric HOx and NOy budgets
NSF
Submitted
-
A. Detwiler
J. Helsdon
Observational and 3D Modeling Studies of the Microphysical,
Electrical, and Chemical Nature of Houston Area Thunderstorms
NSF
Submitted
-
W. R. Cotton
S. van den Heever
Urban Influences on Clouds, Precipitation and Lightning
NSF
Submitted
-
K. Knupp
MIPS observations of boundary layer and precipitation
processes during HEAT
NSF
Submitted
-
M. Shepherd
B. Demoz
Urban-Climate System Linkages and NASA Involvement in the Houston Environmental Aerosol Thunderstorm (HEAT) Project
NASA
Submitted
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