These research projects are conducted at the Yucca Ridge Field Station located 20km northeast of Fort Collins, CO. Exact location is 40.66844 degrees North Latitude, -104.93994 degrees West Longitude.

PHASE I: 15 MAY - 15 JUNE 1998	PHASE II: 15 JULY - 15 AUGUST 1998
In Support of MEaPRS	In Support of FORTE

Click HERE for 1998 Observational Data

PARTICIPANTS:

FMA Research, Inc.
Walt Lyons, Tom Nelson, Liv Lyons
Mission Research Corporation
Russ Armstrong
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Dave Suszcynsky, Robert Roussel-Dupre
Eugene Symbalisty, Hal DeHaven, Bob Strabley
Tohoku University (Japan)
Yukihiro Takahashi, Yoshiaki Watanabe
Mitsuteru Sato, Akihiro Uchida
Hiroshi Fukunishi
Utah State University Space Dynamics Laboratory
Michael Taylor, Larry Gardner
SRI International
Rick Doe
Stanford University STAR Lab
VLF receiver on site	Image of sprite taken on July 23, 1996, with CCD camera. The bright amporphus glow is lunar scatter of a near-field cloud. The tendril structure exhibits scale sizes of ~ 100 meters (or less). Image courtesy of Utah State University/Space Dynamics Lab. Prof. Michael Taylor. Copyright Utah State University/SDL 1996.

For more information, please contact Dr. Walter A. Lyons.

This page last updated: 7-29-98 by Tom Nelson.