The intensity of UV resonance transitions excited by electron impact is det
ermined by both direct excitation and cascade processes. The lifetime for d
ecay by spontaneous emission from a resonant state is short (typically < 10
ns). Using a pulsed electron gun technique established to separate these t
wo effects we report a laboratory study of the UV spectrum of H-2 attribute
d to cascade. We utilize the longer lifetimes (> 30 ns) for cascade channel
s to measure the intense spectrum of the Lyman band system (B (1)Sigma(u)()-X (1)Sigma(g)(+)) of H-2 populated by cascade from higher lying (EF,GK,H(
1)Sigma(g)(+)) states.