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At the end of the experience the students are expected to a) have
an understanding of the Earth as a coupled system in which many
interactions are critical to climate change; b) understand satellite
data manipulation, image processing, and interpretations; c) be
capable of accessing satellite images via Internet and making
informed interpretations. Research work in NSU's scientific
visualization laboratories will be coupled with field trips to NASA
Langley Research Center. Details of student projects from previous
years can be found on the programís Web site.
Eligible candidates must 1) be a full time undergraduate student
at a certified institution; 2) have completed a year of university
level science and mathematics courses; and 3) be a US citizen.
Applicants need to submit a completed application form; a resume; an
unofficial copy of the college transcript and two letters of
recommendation from a professor or a work
supervisor. Application forms and a complete brochure will be
available beginning in February 2000. The project will provide
participants with the following support package: stipend - $1600 (for
six weeks); Travel - From the city of residence to Norfolk, VA will
be reimbursed to a maximum of $500; lodging: Dormitory housing at NSU
and meal plans will be paid for. Commuters will receive meal plan
only.
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