CEDAR Spectrometer Facilities Site of Regular Operation  Primary Measurement Spectral Range Contact <email> Meridian Imaging Spectrograph Poker Flat, Alaska, USA Auroral emissions 400-850 nm H. Nielsen <hnielsen@giuaf.gi.alaska.edu> Block Island, Rhode Island, USA Aurora & aiglow emissions & altitude profiles (COTIF tomographic system)  400-800 nm  M. Mendillo <mendillo@buasta.bu.edu> Cornish, Maine, USA 400-800 nm  Farmington, Maine, USA   500-700 nm CCD Spectrograph Longyearbyen, Svalbard  Airglow and aurora, planetary waves, tides & gravity waves, atomic & molecular processes  300-1000 nm   A. Sivjee <sivjee@bart.db.erau.edu> Sondrestrom, Greenland   300-1000 nm  EPCO, Resolute Bay, Canada  300-1000 nm  EPCO, Eureka, Canada   300-1000 nm  Large Slit Imaging Spectrometer Campaign Locations  Auroral and airglow emissions  556-750 nm W. Swift <swift@uahoal.optics.uah.edu>  Imaging Spectrometer Sondrestrom Greenland & campaign locations  Auroral emissions  visible G. Swenson <swenson1@uiuc.edu>  Magneto-Optic Doppler Spectrometer NIWOT Ridge, Colorado, USA  Na intensity and mesospheric winds  589 nm  B. Williams <biff@hao.ucar.edu>  1-m Ebert-Fastie Spectrometer Poker Flat, Alaska, USA  Auroral emissions  400-840 nm  C. S. Deehr <cdeehr@giuaf.gi.alaska.edu>  Longyearbyen, Norway  Arecibo, Puerto Rico  Airglow emissions 300-950 nm C. Tepley <craig@naic.edu> 1/2-m Ebert-Fastie Spectrometer Longyearbyen, Norway  Auroral emissions   400-840 nm C. S. Deehr <cdeehr@giuaf.gi.alaska.edu>   Ebert-Fastie Spectrometer South Pole, Antarctica  Auroral and airglow emissions  400-840 nm A. Sivjee <sivjee@bart.db.erau.edu>  UV Spectrometer Sondrestrom & Thule, Greenland (2 instruments)  Auroral emissions  Near - UV R. Niciejewski <rickn@umich.edu>  * Taken from the Coupling, Energetics and Dynamics of Atmospheric Regions: CEDAR Phase III Report, 1996.

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