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APPENDIX B LIST OF WORKSHOP AT T E ND E E S GatyAdkir~, ORBIMAGE Ben~gno Ague, University of Delaware Don Adorns, GRS Solutions William Anderson, The National Acaderr~es Kasse Andre~Weller, U.S. Air Force Richard Anthes, Un~versityCo~poration for Atmospheric Research Dav~dApp~te, American Geological Institute Joan Aron, Science Communication Stuches Ron Birk National Aeronautics and Space Administration Michael Blanked, U.S. Geological Survey Donald BliCk Raytheon Cameron Boucharct Office of Critical Infrastructure Protection end emergency Preparedness (OCIPEP), Canada Salvano Buceno, United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction Art Charo, The National Acaderr~es Lloyd Cluff, Pacific Gas and Electric Timothy Cohn, U.S. Geological Survey Susan Conarct U.S. De~rkr~t of Agriculture Forest Service Jim Cooper, Earth Satellite Corporation Ross Corotis, University of Colorado Harvey Dahlje~ ITT Industries Christina del Castiho, International Activities Office Julie Demuth, The National Acaderr~es Sheldon Drobot, The National Acaderr~es Jon Duncan, Consortium of Universities for the Advancerrent of Hydrologic Science, Inc. (UCAR) Terrance Egan, Washington State Errergency Management Ron Eguchi, ImageCat Ann-Margaret Esnard, Cornell University 17 Peter Folger, American Geophysical Union William Gail, Bail Aerospace John Glamor, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Don Gels, Gels Design Research Associates Kathleen Cohn, U.S. Geological Survey Kay Goss, Electronic Data S~tems Corporation Chip Groat, U.S. Geological Survey Edward Gross, Sto~mCenter Communications Chuck Hakkarinen, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Michael Hales, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Robert Hanilton, The National Acaderr~es Juerg Hammer, World Institute for Disaster Risk Managerrent, Inc. (DRIP) Elliot Harl OCR for page 18
Alcira Kneeler Knin Kuipers, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adr~n~stration May Ann Kutny, National Oceariic and Atmospheric Administration Randolph Langenbach, Federal Errergency Management Administration Conrad Lautenbacher, Jr., National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration William Leith, U.S. Geological Survey JohnLongenecker, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Michael Loucks, GRS Solutions, Inc. Kevin L~ott, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Caren Madsen, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Jon Malay, Lockheed Latin Corporation Robert Mason, U.S. Geological Survey Margaret McCalla, Office of the Federal Coordinator for Meteorological SE Vices and Su~ordng Research J arrays McClure, Integrated Program Office Carols Mc~hon, American Meteorological Society Linda Moodie, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Ugo MoreDi Richard Mae, RPI/BBSR Andrew Negri, National Aeronautics and Space Administration Tom Nett, Mitretek Richard Ohlemacher, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration John Perry, FederaTErrergency~nagement Association Patricia Rainey, The Boeing Company Jon Robinson, Raytheon ITSS, LLC Harridan Rodriguez, University of Delaware GatySalisbury, Bail Aerospace William Schroeder, E SRI Randy Sho~tack Eos Alan Sielen, The National Acaderr~es Julie Siler, EDS Charles Stahl David Stair, National Aeronautics and Space Administration Armada Staudt, The National Acaderr~es Joe Steller, National Institute of Building ~ . sciences Gape Sug~yama, Lawrence Livennore National Laboratory Richard Saves, University of Delaware Lisa Vande~k The National Acaderr~es Gene Whitney, Office of Science and Technolo~rPolicy Pai-Yei Whung National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Joel Kidder, Lev~Burke Associates LLC Gary~llson, Ball Aerospace GregD~yW~thee, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Helen Wooct National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adr~nistration Richard Wright Kerry Yai, The National Acaderr~es John Young American Council for the United Nations University 18

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