ENCOUNTERS BETWEEN SPS POWER BEAMS AND SATELLITES IN LOWER ORBITS P. K. Chapman.............................................................................................................. 428 THE EMC IMPACT OF SPS OPERATIONS ON LOW EARTH ORBIT SATELLITES W. B. Grant, E. L. Morrison, Jr., K. C. Davis........................................ 431 THE SPS INTERFERENCE PROBLEM - ELECTRONIC SYSTEM EFFECTS AND MITIGATION TECHNIQUES J. R. Juroshek......................................................................................................... 435 Atmospheric Effects I Subsession D. M. Rote, ANL, Session Chairman ATMOSPHERIC EFFECTS OVERVIEW D. M. Rote...................................................................................................................... 439 RECTENNA-RELATED ATMOSPHERIC EFFECTS J. Lee............................................................................................................................... 440 GROUND CLOUD AIR QUALITY EFFECTS K. L. Brubaker.............................................................................................................. 445 GROUND-CLOUD-RELATED WEATHER MODIFICATION EFFECTS J. Lee............................................................................................................................... 446 OVERVIEW OF HLLV EFFLUENTS IN STRATOSPHERE AND ABOVE K. L. Brubaker.............................................................................................................. 450 MESOSPHERIC CLOUD FORMATIONS J. M. Forbes.................................................................................................................. 452 D- AND E-REGION EFFECTS J. M. Forbes.................................................................................................................. 454 ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF SPS: THE MIDDLE ATMOSPHERE R. C. Whitten, W. J. Borucki, C. Park, H. T. Woodward, R. P. Turco, S. S. Prasad, L. A. Capone, C. A. Riegel..................................................... 458 Non-Microwave Health and Ecological Effects Subsession M. R. White, LBL, Session Chairman SUNLIGHT REFLECTIONS FROM A SOLAR POWER SATELLITE OR SOLARES MIRRORS SHOULD NOT HARM THE EYES M. T. Hyson.................................................................................................................. 460 CHARACTERIZATION OF REFLECTED LIGHT FROM THE SPACE POWER SYSTEM H. B. Liemohn, D. L. Tingey, D. H. Holze, B. R. Sperber .................. 464 PROTOTYPE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACTS OF SITING AND CONSTRUCTION OF AN SPS GROUND RECEIVING STATION J. Hill........................................................................................................................... 469
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