Guenter Loeser Memorial Award

The Guenter Loeser Memorial Award honors the late scientist who lost his life while doing meteorological research for the United States Air Force in 1953. Loeser died in a helicopter crash in Nebraska while conducting the Great Plains Turbulence Field Program.

The award is presented annually by the Air Force Geophysics Laboratory (formerly the Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories) for an outstanding research contribution. Recipients present a lecture on a topic of scientific interest.

Winners

Year Winner
1955 Jean I. F. King
1956 Robert G. Breene, Jr.
1957 David Atlas
1958 Rita C. Sagalyn
1959 Norman A. Haskell
1960 Hans Hinteregger
1961 Yoshio Tanaka
1962 Kenneth S. W. Champion, Robert A. Mapleton
1963 Herman Yagoda
1964 Jules Aarons
1965 Allan C. Shell
1966 Hari K. Sen
1967 John W. Evans
1968 Robert E. Huffman
1969 John W. Salisbury
1970 Rocco S. Narcisi
1971 Norman W. Rosenberg
1972 Leon J. Heroux
1973 Paul H. Carr
1974 A.T. Stair, Jr.
1975 Edward A. Burke
1976 Robert A. McClatchey
1977 William Swider
1978 George Vanasse
1979 Ralph Shapiro
1980 Donald H. Eckhardt
1981 Randall E. Murphy
1982 Edmond Murad
1983 George W. Simon
1984 John R. Jasperse
1985 Don F. Smart, Margaret Ann Shea
1986 John F. Paulson
1987 David A. Hardy
1988 William J. Burke
1989 Herbert C. Carlson
1990 Nelson C. Maynard
1991 Donald Neidig
1992 John A. Klobuchar
1993 M. Susan Gussenhoven
1994 E. Gary Mullen
1995 Laurence Rothman
1996 Albert A. Viggiano
1997 David N. Anderson
1998 Ernest R. Huppi
1999 Stephan D. Price
2000 Edmond M. Dewan
2001 Ramesh D. Sharma
2002 Rainer A. Dressler
2003 Edward W. Cliver
2004 Frederick J. Rich
2005 Frank Marcos
2006 Santimay Basu
2007 Bamandas Basu
2008 Greg Ginet
2009 Steve Kahler
2010 Anton Dainty
2011
2012 Evgeny Mishin
2013 Dale Ferguson
2014 Todd Pedersen, Nicholas Shuman

References

Bibliography

Chronology: From the Air Force Geophysics Laboratory to the Geophysics Directorate, Phillips Laboratory, 1985–1995; Ruth P. Liebowitz, Evelyn M. Kindler, 26 September 1995. Phillips Laboratory Special Reports, No. 275. PL-TR-95-2134.

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