ROW-8 Attendee List-Updated 23 April 2008
		Last Name	First Name	Affiliation	Talk Title
1	1	Chavanne	Cedric	University of Hawaii	Observations of mesoscale and submesoscale processes in the Hawaiian archipelago
2	2	Cook	Michael	Naval Postgraduate School	Preliminary comparisons of HF radar- and drifter-derived surface currents in the Gulf of the Farallones
3		Diercks	Arne	University of Southern Mississippi
4	3	Ebuchi	Naoto	Hokkaido University, Japan	Subinertial, seasonal and interannual variations in the Soya Warm Current revealed by HF ocean radars, coastal tide gauges, and bottom-mounted ADCP
5		Figueroa Gonzalez	Julio	UC Santa Cruz
6		Flament	Pierre	University of Hawaii
7	4	Gildor	Hezi	Weizmann Institute	Progressive Vector Diagram and eddy diffusivity using HF radar
8	5	Gill	Eric		A Consideration of Bragg Fluctuations in High Bandwidth FMCW Spectra and Other Recent Results
9	6	Graber	Hans	University of Miami	Wind, wave and current measurements with a marine X-band radar
10		Gurgel	Klaus-Werner	Univ of Hamburg	Some remarks on beamforming and linear arrays
11	7	Gurgel	Klaus-Werner-2	Univ of Hamburg	Low Power High Frequency Surface Wave Radar Application for Ship Detection and Tracking
12	8	Halle	Chris	Univ California, Davis	Patterns of coastal influence on the currents surrounding the Point Arena upwelling region as revealed by long range HF radar
13	9	Harlan	Jack	NOAA/IOOS	Update on the WRC freq allocation process
14	10	Heron	Mal	University of Townsville	Air-sea coupling by Stokes plus Stress
15	11	Heron	Mal-2	University of Townsville	The Australian Coastal Ocean Radar Network (ACORN)
16	12	Hisaki	Yukiharu	University of the Ryukyus, Okinawa	Observation of surface currents and waves by HF radar in the west of Okinawa, Japan
17		Kim	Chang Soo	Kunsan National University, Korea
18	13	Kim	Sung Yong	Scripps Institution of Oceanography	Poleward propagating features as observed in the California network of HF radar
19	14	Kniephoff	Matthias	Helzel, Inc.	Operational Maintenance of two WERA radars: The Vigicote Project
20	15	Kniephoff	Matthias-2	Helzel, Inc.	Some Details about WERA: FMcw and Software Beam Forming
21	16	Kohut	Josh	Rutgers University	High frequency radar network within the mid-Atlantic regional ocean observing system
22	17	Laws	Kenneth	Univ California, Santa Cruz	Antenna pattern distortions in HF ocean radar systems: a simulation-based analysis of radial current errors
23	18	Lee	Sang-Ho	Kunsan National University, Korea	Accuracy of current measured by HF radar in the coastal sea off the Keum River estuary (South Korea)
24	19	Lipphardt	Bruce	University of Delaware	Transport in the Coastal Ocean: Pitfalls Revealed by Lagrangian Analysis
25	20	Mauri	Elena	OGS, Trieste, Italy	Subtidal variability of surface currents in the Northern Adriatic as deduced from HF radars and MODIS satellite images
26	21	Moon	Hong Bae	Kunsan National University, Korea
27	22	Muscarella	Phil	University of Delaware	Influence of winds and tides on surface circulation at the Delaware Bay mouth
28	23	Nadai	Akitsugu	NIICT, Japan	Influence of non-uniform wave field due to the wave-current interaction on the current measurement of HFOSR
29		Paduan	Jeff	Naval Postgraduate School
30	24	Poulain	Pierre	OGS, Trieste, Italy	WERA Observations in the Ligurian Sea
31	25	Ramos	Rafael	University of Miami	Obsevation of wave energy evolution in coastal areas using HF radar
32	26	Robinson	Alice	University of Sheffield	The impact on data availability, quality and usage of the North Hoyle and Burbo offshore wind farms on the WERA HF radar ocean monitoring system in Liverpool Bay
33	27	Shay	Nick	University of Miami	Coastal Ocean Current and Wave Response to Hurricane Jeanne
34	28	Sybrandy	Andy	Pacific Gyre, Inc., Oceanside, CA	Drifter-based validation of HF radar
35	29	Teague	Calvin	Codar Ocean Sensors, Ltd.	RiverSonde Measurements of Two-Dimensional Tidally-Dominated River Flow Patterns at Walnut Grove and Threemile Slough, California
36	30	Terrill	Eric	Scripps Institution of Oceanography	The HF radar national network data management system
37	31	Vesecky	John	Univ California, Santa Cruz	Ship Monitoring with Surface Wave HF radars: Impact of Frequency, Site and Antenna Diversity
38	32	Washburn	Libe	Univ California, Santa Barbara	Applications and operations of current-measuring radars on the South-Central California Coast
39	33	Whelan	Chad	Codar Ocean Sensors, Ltd.	SeaSonde® Combined Transmit/Receive Antennas: Benefits and Technical Challenges
40	34	Wyatt	Lucy	University of Sheffield	Storm wave measurements and comparsions with a wave model
41	35	Yoshikawa	Yutaka	Kyushu University, Japan	Counterclockwise Eddies in the Lee of Tsushima Island