NAME	ORGANIZATION	PRELIMINARY TITLE / TOPIC	CHECK RECEIVED (as of 00/1/2)
Dr. Stamatios M. Krimigis	Applied Physics Laboratory		yes
Christina M. S. Cohen	Caltech	Isotopic composition and fractionation in solar particles
Joseph E. Mazur	The Aerospace Corporation	Solar particle energy spectra	yes
David J. McComas	Los Alamos National Laboratory
S. Ranga SREENIVASAN	University of Calgary
Richard Mewaldt	Caltech
Leon KOCHAROV	Space Research Laboratory, University of Turku
Mark Popecki	University of New Hampshire		yes
Glenn M. Mason	Univ. of Maryland		yes
Edmond C. Roelof	Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory		yes
Robert B. Decker	Johns Hopkins Univ. Applied Physics Lab.	SEPs in 1998: ACE, Ulysses, & Voyager Observations	yes
Donald V. Reames	NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center		yes
Ke Chiang HSIEH	University of Arizona		yes
Richard A. Leske	California Institute of Technology	Anomalous Cosmic Rays at 1 AU	yes
Ron Zwickl	NOAA/Space Environment Center		yes
Thomas Zurbuchen	University of Michigan		yes
L. A. Fisk	University of Michigan		yes
J. R. Jokipii	University of Arizona		yes
Edward W. Cliver	Air Force Research Laboratory		yes
Gary P. Zank	Bartol Research Institute	1. Time dependent particle acceleration at interplanetary shocks. 2. A Boltzmann description of particle transport and modulation in the interplanetary medium. 3. The passage of neutral atoms into the heliosphere.	yes
Mihir Desai	University of Maryland	Energy spectra of various ion species at interplanetary shocks observed at WIND and ACE.	yes
Dr. Robert E. Gold	JHU/APL		yes
Penny L. Slocum	Jet Propulsion Laboratory		yes
Nathan E Yanasak	Jet Propulsion Laboratory		yes
Jeffrey S. George	Caltech		yes
Robert Bruce McKibben	Enrico Fermi Institute, University of Chicago	Observations of the November 27, 1998 Solar Energetic Particle Event from the Ulysses COSPIN experiment	yes
Jakobus A. le Roux	Bartol Research Institute		yes
Manfred Scholer	Max-Planck-Inst. extrat. Physik		yes
Vladimir PTUSKIN	IZMIRAN, RUSSIA		yes
John T. Gosling	Los Alamos National Laboratory		yes
Joe Giacalone	University of Arizona		yes
Yuri Litvinenko	University of New Hampshire		yes
Martin A. Lee	UNH	Ion acceleration at an evolving coronal/interplanetary shock	yes
George C. Ho	Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory	Non-relativistic electrons in 3He-rich events	yes
Richard E. Lingenfelter	University of California		yes
Mark E. Wiedenbeck	Jet Propulsion lab		yes
Dennis Haggerty	Applied Physics Laboratory	Energetic particle observations in magnetic clouds	yes
Allan J. Tylka	Naval Research Laboratory
A F Barghouty	Caltech
Dr. Georgia Adair de Nolfo	California Institute of Technology	A Measurement of Cosmic Ray Deuterium from 0.2-3.2 GeV/nuc	yes
S. Edward Hawkins III	JHU/APL	Anisotropies of energetic electrons as measured by EPAM on ACE	yes
Säm Krucker	Space Sciences Lab, UC Berkeley	WIND Observations of Energetic Solar Proton Events Down to keV Energies	yes
Edward C. Stone	Jet Propulsion Laboratory		yes
Chee Keong Ng	NASA/GSFC & U of MD	Interplanetary Alfven wave amplification on the shock acceleration and transport of energetic ions	yes
Antoinette B. Galvin	University of New Hampshire	Combined observations from ACE, WIND, and SOHO	yes
Conrad Steenberg	Caltech
Walter Robert Binns	Washington University		yes
Michal Lijowski	Washington University in St. Louis		yes
Paul R. Boberg	Consultant		yes
Andrew J. Lukasiak	University of Maryland		yes
Masato Yoshimori	Rikkyo University	High-energy particles in the 1997 November 6 flare as viewed from Yohkoh gamma-ray observation	yes
George Gloeckler	University of Maryland		yes
Klaus-Peter Wenzel	Space Science Department of ESA		yes
Daniel J. Morris	University of New Hampshire	Coordinated analysis of solar particle and gamma-ray emissions using ACE and CGRO	yes
James A. Miller	University of Alabama in Huntsville
Tycho von Rosenvinge	NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center	The Time Dependences of Elemental Abundances in Solar Events as Observed by ACE	yes
Dr. Berndt Klecker	Max-Planck-Institut fuer extraterrestrische Physik
Joseph Richard Dwyer	University of Maryland	CIR composition as measured by ACE/ULEIS	yes
Susan Mahan Niebur	Washington University		yes
Martin H. Israel	Washington University		yes
Alexander T. Bogdanov	Max Planck Institute for extraterrestrial Physics
Eberhard Moebius	University Of New Hampshire	Ionic Charge States in Impulsive Events	yes
Karim Meziane	Space Sciences Laboratory, Univ Caifornia, Berkeley	Acceleration of Energetic Ions at the Earth's Perpendicular Shock: 3D Observations	yes
Andrew J. Davis	ACE Science Center
Erhard Keppler	MPAE LINDAU		yes
Bernd Heber	Max-Planck-Institut fuer Aeronomie		yes
Trevor Sanderson	ESA	The effect of magnetic discontinuities on the propagation of energetic particles as observed by Ulysses
C. J. Waddington	University of Minnesota	The Propagation of Cosmic Ray Nuclei Slightly Heavier than Iron	yes
Frank B. McDonald	University of Maryland	The Onset of Cosmic Ray Modulation in Cycle 23 at 1 AU and in the Distant Heliosphere	yes
WOLFGANG DROEGE	BARTOL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Theodore J. Freeman	Space Sciences Laboratory	Wind observations of energetic ions upstream of the Earth's bow shock
Peter Bochsler	Physikalisches Institut, University of Bern	1) Isotopic fractionation of solar wind particles (w. R.F. Wimmer-Schweingruber, J. Weygand, and P. Wurz) 2) Is there a record of interstellar pick up ions in the lunar regolith? (with R.F. Wimmer-Schweingruber)	yes
Paul L. Hink	Washington University		yes
Luke Sollitt	Caltech
William R. Webber	New Mexico St. Univ.		yes
Robert P. Lin	University of California		yes
Ilan Roth	Uc Berkeley		yes
Donald C. Ellison	North Carolina State Univ.		yes
Dalmiro Jorge Filipe Maia	Observatoire Paris and Lisbon Observatory	Coronal origin of particles events detected by EPAM: multi-intruments observations
Carol G. Maclennan	Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies	Charged particle composition in the inner heliosphere during the rise to maximum of solar cycle 23	yes
James Micheal Ryan	Space Science Center		yes
Abraham Falcone	University of New Hampshire	Detection of Nov 6 1997 Solar Ground Level Event by Milagro Prototype	yes
James C. Higdon	W. M. Keck Center	Cosmic Ray Path Length Distribution from Giant HII Regions	yes
Louis J. Lanzerotti	Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies	Low Energy Anomalous Cosmic Rays in the Ecliptic Plane: 1 - 5 AU
Miriam A. Forman	SUNY/Stony Brook	perpendicular diffusion of energetic particles in axi-symmetric magnetic turbulence	yes
Alan C. Cummings	Caltech		yes
Prof. Lev DORMAN	Israel Cosmic Ray Center of Tel Aviv University and Technion	1-Solar energetic particles A.Forecast of great solar energetic particle events dangerous for satellite electronics by on line neutron monitor data. B.Solar neutron scattering and attenuation taking into account refraction effect. 4-Galactic cosmic rays A.Galactic cosmic ray hysteresis effects and nonlinear processes in the outer Heliosphere. B.On the galactic cosmic ray intensity variations in the last 250 years. B.	yes
W. Vernon Jones	NASA Headquarters
Bruce T. Tsurutani	Jet Propulsion Laboratory 169-506
John Simpson	Enrico Fermi Institute - Univ. of Chicago	TBD	yes
Jonathan F. Ormes	NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center	Antiprotons in interstellar space
Horst Fichtner	Ruhr-Universitaet Bochum
Frank C. Jones	NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
James C. Ling	NASA Headquarters
Gerald Share	NRL	Measurement of the Directionality and Composition of Accelerated Ions at the Sun
Simon Swordy	University of Chicago
Manfred Simon	University of Siegen
Eric Christian	NASA/GSFC/USRA
Reuven Ramaty	NASA/GSFC	Gamma-Ray Evidence for Time-Dependent Heavy Ion Enhancement on Flare Particle Acceleration Time Scale
Danny Summers	Memorial University of Newfoundland		yes
Dr. Roger Williamson	Stanford University	What Can GLAST Say about the Origin of Cosmic Rays in Other Galaxies?	yes
Steve Sears	Caltech		yes
Berndt Klecker	Max-Planck-Institut fuer extraterrestrische Physik	Comparison of Ionic Charge States of Energetic Particles with Solar Wind Charge States in CME Related Events
Liwei Dennis Zhang	JPL
Devrie Intriligator	Carmel Research Center
Alexander Ruzmaikin	Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Joan Feynman	Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Paulett C. Liewer	JPL/Caltech	Hybrid simulations of wave propagation and ion heating in the solar wind using a 1D expanding box model
Tohru Hada	ESST, Kyushu University