Space, Telecommunications, and Radioscience Laboratory

STARLab Information

General

• Overview of STARLab Activities
• Specific Research Areas
  • Planetary Exploration
  • Ionospheric and Magnetospheric Physics
  • Radar and Radio Remote Sensing of the Environment
  • Telecommunications
  • Signal Processing Algorithms and Hardware

Late-Breaking News

• The Dish used to listen for Mars Polar Lander
  • CNN Article; February 1, 2000
  • CNN Article; January 28, 2000
  • CNN Article; January 27, 2000
  • Ivan Linscott
• An explanation of the Nodland-Ralston Effect, or the up and down of the universe

People

• Faculty and Staff
• Students
• Visiting Scholars & Assoc. Students

Academics

• Opportunities for Students
• Radioscience Seminar Series
• Relevant Stanford Courses
• Stanford Bulletin
• Main Stanford Course Catalog for this quarter
• Industrial Affiliates Program
• STARLab Oral Defense Abstracts

Facilities

• The Dish

Research Groups

• ULF Group
• Ultra Low Power Group
• VLF Group
• Stanford STARLab Wavelet Research Group Home Page
• Optical Communications Research Laboratory (OCRL)
• Single-Chip Radio Development Group
• Radar Interferometry Group
• Wireless Communications Group
• Wireless Systems Laboratory

Projects

• Gamma Ray Flare's Impact on the Ionosphere!
• Sprites and elves optical measurements: Fly's Eye; Sprites 1998 Campaign; etc
• The Holographic Array for Ionospheric Lightning research (HAIL)
• Polar Satellite
• Red Sprite Mechanisms
• Lightning-Induced Electron Precipitation Studies
• Antarctic Research
• Auroral Electrojet
• Radio Atmospherics and Sprites
• Mars Global Surveyor Daily Martian Weather Report
• Mars Global Surveyor Radio Science Team Education Outreach Program
• Mars Global Surveyor Mars Relay Flight Test at Stanford, Nov. 24-26, 1996
• Radio Propagation Experiments in the Galileo Mission
• Pluto Fast Flyby (under construction)
• Antenna Design
• Magellan Venus
• Electromagnetic Numerical Modeling
• Earth-Ionosphere Cavity Resonances

Demonstrations

• Computer Simulations of Electromagnetic Surface Scattering (with MPEG animations)
• Red Sprites (with MPEG animations)

World Wide Web Information

• Instructions for Creating a Home Page

Other Stanford Pages

• Stanford University Home Page
• Stanford University Picture Tour
• School of Engineering
• Electrical Engineering Department
• Computer Science Department
• Student Web Server