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A Soft-Fault Diagnosis Method for Coastal Lightning Location Networks Based on Observer Pattern [PDF]
SensorsCoastal areas are prone to thunderstorms. Lightning strikes can damage power facilities and communication systems, thereby leading to serious consequences.
Yiming Zhang, Ping Guo
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Remote Sensing, 2022 The equivalent propagation method adopts a variable propagation velocity in lightning location, minimizing the location error caused by various factors in the long-range lightning location network. To verify the feasibility of this method, we establish a
Jie Li +10 more
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Fault Location of Lightning Strikes Using Residual Analysis Based on an Adaptive Kalman Filter
IEEE Access, 2019 Lightning strikes are the significant cause of transient, faults, and outages in electric power transmission and distribution systems. The double-exponential function is proposed to simulate the decaying part of the measured lightning current.
Yanhui Xi +4 more
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Lightning Data Observed With Lightning Location System in Portugal [PDF]
IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery, 2010 This paper presents an investigation into cloud-to-ground lightning activity over the continental territory of Portugal with data collected by the national Lightning Location System. The Lightning Location System in Portugal is first presented.
Catalão, João Paulo da Silva +2 more
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An Improved TDOA Lightning Location Approach Considering L-M Algorithm and Acoustics
Shanghai Jiaotong Daxue xuebao, 2022 In the conventional lightning location system (LLS) based on time difference of arrival (TDOA), the nonlinear equations in lightning location calculation easily get to be divergent when the time information acquired from electromagnetic sensors is ...
LUO Yaoying, BIAN Hongzhi, LIU Quanzhen, LIU Baoquan, FU Zhengcai, ZHANG Jianxun, LIU Yakun
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Lightning Sferics for Lightning Location – Complex Analysis
, 2021 <p>Lightning location networks commonly use the time stamps of the received radio waveforms from lightning flashes (sferics) at numerous stations to determine a single lightning flash location. In order to extract more information from the recorded lightning waveforms, a complex analysis of the received electromagnetic waves is ...
Xue Bai, Martin Fullekrug
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Asia-Pacific Lightning Location Network (APLLN) and Preliminary Performance Assessment
Remote Sensing, 2020 The Asia-Pacific Lightning Location Network (APLLN) is a lightning location system consisting of a series of very low-frequency signal detection sites. Since 2018, 16 detection sites have been deployed with an average baseline longer than 1000 km.
Jiaquan Wang +8 more
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VHF Direction Finder for Lightning Location [PDF]
Journal of Applied Meteorology, 1973 Abstract A VHF direction finder based on the technique originally proposed by Oetzel and Pierce for the detection of sferics from lightning has been field tested. Cianos et al. reported a successful test of the same technique using sferics at 30 MHz. In our measurements, sferics in the frequency range 82–88 MHz are received by two antennas separated by
R. C. Murty, W. D. MacClement
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Advances in Lightning Monitoring and Location Technology Research in China
Remote Sensing, 2022 Monitoring lightning and its location is important for understanding thunderstorm activity and revealing lightning discharge mechanisms. This is often realized based on very low-frequency/low-frequency (VLF/LF) signals, very high-frequency (VHF) signals,
Yijun Zhang +8 more
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Experience gained in operation of the VLF ATD lightning location system [PDF]
, 1991 The United Kingdom (UK) Meteorological Office's Very Low Frequency (VLF) Arrival Time Difference (ATD) System for long-range location of lightning flashes started automatic international issue of lightning-location products on 17 Jun. 1988.
Lee, Anthony C. L.
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