Links

• http://www.arrl.org
  This is the site for the American Radio Relay League. Go here to learn about getting your amateur radio license.
  
  
• http://www.dxsoft.com/micwget.htm
  This is the site where you can download CwGet, an exceptionally handy and easy-to-use program which automatically decodes Morse Code transmissions. This program can be used to decode the raw data transmissions from Morse Code AnaSondes. This program also seamlessly integrates with the Anasphere software for the Morse Code AnaSondes to yield final data values.
  
  
• http://weather.uwyo.edu/
  This site provides upper-air data in the form of forecasts and actual radiosonde soundings. This data is useful if you want to predict where a balloon will go, or to have data to compare with that gathered by AnaSondes.
  
  
• http://aerolab.wff.nasa.gov/
  "Sensors With Wings" is a NASA program for the development of small UAVs for Earth Science. Many of Anasphere's instruments are being developed for applications on these platforms.
  
  
• http://www.spacegrant.montana.edu/borealis/
  This is the website for BOREALIS, which is the Montana Space Grant Consortium's High Altitude Balloon Program. Anasphere's president, Dr. John Bognar, was Flight Director for BOREALIS for two years. This site illustrates how a student-driven near-space research program can be conducted.