CEDAR Michelson Interferometer Facilities Site of Regular Operation  Primary Measurement Spectral Range Contact <email> Michelson Interferometers Poker Flat, Alaska, USA Auroral and airglow emissions 1000-1600 nm R. Smith <bblw@geewiz.gi.alaska.edu> Thule, Greenland Watson Lake, Canada Peach Mountain, Michigan, USA Aiglow emission spectra  Near-IR  R. Niciejewski <rickn@umich.edu> Utah State University, Utah, USA & campaign locations Mesospheric OH intensity & temperature 1000-1700 nm  P. Espy <sdlpespy@cc.usu.edu>  6 instrument locations: Longyearbyen, Svalbard  Sondrestrom, Greenland EPCO, Resolute Bay, Canada EPCO, Eureka, Canada South Pole Daytona Beach, Florida, USA Airglow and aurora, planetary waves, tides & gravity waves, atomic & molecular processes 1000-1700 nm  A. Sivjee <sivjee@bart.db.erau.edu>  * Taken from the Coupling, Energetics and Dynamics of Atmospheric Regions: CEDAR Phase III Report, 1996.      The International Space Weather Clearinghouse: A cooperative project among The Scientific Committee for Solar-Terrestrial Physics (SCOSTEP), Solar-Terrestrial Physics - Results, Applications, and Modeling Phase (S-RAMP) Project, The University of Michigan and the Windows to the Universe project Please send comments to the main author: Janet Kozyra (jukozyra@engin.umich.edu) Responsible Official: Hannu Koskinnen, S-RAMP Space Weather Committee Chairman, (Hannu.Koskinen@fmi.fi) Space Weather logo created by and provided courtesy of Gregory Urbanski (neenie@ibm.net). All rights reserved. Rollover graphic adapted from an original web background provided courtesy of Being Seen   Copyright 1998 University of Michigan