INABA Prize:
1. This prize is awarded during each ILRC
to an individual under the age of 40 who is judged to have presented
the best paper at the ILRC.
2. The award consists of a scroll and a cash prize of US $1,200.
3. The Committee for selecting and confirming the recipient of
this prize consists of members of the ILRC program committee,
the chairpersons of the organizing/steering committee, and the
ICLAS chairperson.
4. The ICLAS chairperson is responsible for supervising the Inaba
funds.
Inaba Prize Winners:
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Year
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Name
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ILRC
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1994
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Dr. Albert Ansman
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17th
Sendai, Japan
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for his outstanding paper entitled:
"Determination of Pinatubo-Aerosol Optical Depth and
Microphysical Parameters without Critical Assumptions" |
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1996
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Dr. Mathilde Douard
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18th
Berlin, Germany
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for her outstanding paper entitled:
"A Fourier Transfer Lidar" |
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1998
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Dr. Liesl M. Little
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19th
Annapolis, Maryland, U.S.A.
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for her outstanding paper entitled:
"Initial Development of a Fiber-Based Lidar System for
Atmospheric Water Vapor Measurements" (Liesl M. Little
et al.) |
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2000
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Dr. Gorazd Poberaj
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20th
Vichy, France
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for his outstanding
paper entitled: "Airborne All-Solid-State DIAL for Water
Vapor Measurements in the Tropopause Region" |
| 2002 |
Dr.Paolo DiGirolamo
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| 2004 |
Dr. Vincent Noel
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22nd
Matera City, Basilicata, Italy |
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for his outstanding paper entitled: "Study of Ice Crystals Orientation in Ice Clouds based on Polarized Observations from the FARS Scanning Lidar" |
| 2006 |
Yongxiang Hu, NASA LaRC
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23nd
Nara City, Japan |
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for his outstanding paper entitled: “A Simple Multiple Scaterring-Depolarization Relation of Water Clouds and its Potential Applications” |
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