Alex B. Kostinski

Contact

kostinsk@mtu.edu
906-487-2580
Fisher 104

Professor, Physics

PhD, Physics, University of Illinois-Chicago

Research Description

Dr. Kostinski's recent research has been in cloud, aerosol, and precipitation physics; radar meteorology; astrophysics; wave propagation in random media; turbulent fluids; adaptive optics; and polarization optics. This research is largely supported by the National Science Foundation.

Atmospheric Ice reflects super bright glint toward NASA telescope

Links of Interest

Specialties

Atmospheric Physics

Publications

Complete Publications (Google Scholar)

Graduate Students

Justin Cassell	2024	Dependence of Energy Transfer on Curvature Similarity in Collisions Involving Curved Shock Fronts
Dan Kestner	2023	Applications of Independent and Identically Distributed (IID) Random Processes in Polarimetry and Climatology
Amanda Shaw	2016	Testing Lidar-Radar Derived Drop Sizes Against In Situ Measurements
Colin Gurganus	2014	Investigating The Role Of The Contact Line In Heterogeneous Nucleation With High Speed Imaging
Ajaree Mongkolsittisilp	2013	Optimal Shape In Electromagnetic Scattering By Small Aspherical Particles
Amalia Anderson	2010	Climatological Time Series Analysis
May Kim	2009	A Survey of Thermodynamic Properties of Supercooled Water
M. L. Larsen	2006	Fluctuation Phenomena in Atmospheric Physics
Vithal Shet Tilvi	2006	Detection of Micro-Gamma Ray Bursts And Test of Lorentz Invariance
Weidong Yang	2004	Astronomical Optics, Holography
Alan Koivunen	1999	Radar Signal Processing
John Kwiatkowski	1995	Radar Meteorology
Manish Kulkarni	1994	Signal Processing of Random Phasors: Remote Sensing Applications
Larry Coke	1994	Fluid Dynamics
David Wittaveen	1992	Thermal Infrared Remote Sensing of Volcanic Plumes using the Thematic Mapper Radiometer
Sally Rogers	1991	Generating Weibull Distributions