CEDAR Fabry-Perot Interferometer (FPI) Facilities Site of Regular Operation  Primary Measurement Spectral Range Contact <email> Multiple Etalon FPI Millstone Hill, Massachusetts, USA (& campaign locations) Mesospheric & thermospheric winds 550-1100 nm R. Kerr <kerr@moe.bu.edu> Triple Etalon FPI Millstone Hill, Massachusetts, USA Daytime & nighttime thermospheric winds  630 nm  M. Coakley <mmc@themis.haystack.edu> All-Sky Doppler Interferometer Millstone Hill, Massachusetts, USA Mesospheric & thermospheric winds & temperatures  500-850 nm  M. A. Biondi <biondi+@pitt.edu> All-Sky Imaging FPI Poker Flat, Alaska, USA Mesospheric & thermospheric winds  550-850 nm  M. Conde <conde@giuaf.gi.alaska.edu> GaAs Imaging FPI Bear Lake Obs.,Utah, USA Mesospheric & thermospheric winds  843 nm, 630nm V. Wickwar <wickwar@aeronomy.cass.usu.edu> Circle-to-Line FPI EPCO, Resolute Bay, Canada Mesopause region winds & temperatures 892.0 nm  Q. Wu <Qwu@engin.umich.edu> Auroral FPI Sondrestrom, Greenland Auroral dynamics 777.2nm  J. Hecht <jim_hecht@qmail2.aero.org> Poker Flat, Alaska, USA Narrow Field Imaging FPI Poker Flat, Alaska, USA Mesospheric & thermospheric winds 558-866 nm  R.W. Smith <bblw@geewiz.gi.alaska.edu> Narrow Field Scanning FPI Longyearbyen, Norway Mesospheric and thermospheric winds 550-840 nm Poker Flat, Alaska, USA  558-866 nm  R.W. Smith <bblw@geewiz.gi.alaska.edu> South Pole, Antarctica  550-860 nm G. Hernandez <hernandez@u.washington.edu> Mt. John, New Zealand  550-860 nm Single Etalon FPI Millstone Hill Optical Facility, Massachusetts, USA Mesospheric & thermospheric winds 500-950 nm  D. Sipler <dps@hyperion.haystack.edu> Millstone Hill Optical Facility, Massachusetts, USA Thermospheric winds 630 nm  D. Sipler <dps@hyperion.haystack.edu> Thule & Sondrestrom, Greenland (2 instruments) 557.7 nm 630.0 nm  R. Niciejewski <rickn@umich.edu> Arecibo Obs., Puerto Rico  630.0 nm  C. Tepley <craig@naic.edu> Arecibo Obs., Puerto Rico  Exospheric studies & mesospheric winds  656nm; 557nm  C. Tepley <craig@naic.edu> Peach Mountain, Michigan, USA  Mesospheric & lower thermospheric winds  557.7nm; 892 nm  T. Killeen <tkilleen@umich.edu> Watson Lk., Canada   630 nm  Antofagasta, Chile 630 nm Arequipa, Peru  Mesospheric & lower thermospheric winds  630 nm  J. Meriwether <meriwej@prism.clemson.edu> * Taken from the Coupling, Energetics and Dynamics of Atmospheric Regions: CEDAR Phase III Report, 1996.

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