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The Belgian Lightning Location System (BELLS)

2023
<p>The Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium (RMI) has been operating a lightning detection network since 1992. Over the past years, the network has undergone upgrades at the level of soft- and hardware. The present-day Belgian Lightning Location System (BELLS) consists out of 14 LS7002 sensors, out of which five are owned by RMI and ...
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Establishment of estimation lightning density method with lightning location system data

IEEE Power Engineering Society. 1999 Winter Meeting (Cat. No.99CH36233), 1999
The lightning strike density level in areas through which power transmission lines will pass is an important factor in designing lightning-proof transmission lines. Formerly, IKL (Tsokeraunic-Level) maps were used to evaluate lighting strike density.
M. Suzuki, N. Katagiri, K. Ishikawa
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Analysis of the French lightning locating system location accuracy

2015 International Symposium on Lightning Protection (XIII SIPDA), 2015
The location accuracy is one of the important parameters characterizing the performance of a lightning location system. It is also one of the most difficult to determine as the actual location of the discharge being located must be accurately known to achieve a reliable assessment of the real error.
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Evaluation of Lightning Location accuracy of JLDN with a lightning video camera system

2010 Asia-Pacific International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility, 2010
This paper discusses evaluation of Lightning Location accuracy of Japan Lightning Detection Network (JLDN). JLDN has observed lightning activities since 1998. It has been said that the nominal location accuracy of JLDN is less than 500 meters in most area of Japan. But, the actual location accuracy of JLDN has not been evaluated.
Michihiro Matsui, Nobuyoshi Takano
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Development of a lightning recording and location system

11th International Symposium on High-Voltage Engineering (ISH 99), 1999
A low-cost system for the automatic recording of lightning was developed at the High Voltage Laboratory of National Technical University of Athens, Greece. The system includes two pair loop antennae for the measurement of the magnetic flux density caused by the lightning current, an electronic integrator of the signal, a data acquisition system and a ...
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Lightning Warning and Locator Systems

1993
During the 1991 U.S. Open golf tournament at Hazelton National Golf Club, in Chasca, Minnesota, lightning struck and killed a spectator and injured five others. After the tragedy, newspapers printed their reports under such headlines as “golf must take steps to warn fans of storms” and “lightning detector no guarantee of golf tournament safety.”
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Lightning location system

2009
U Hrvatskoj je krajem 2008.g. prvi put uspostavljen sustav za lociranje udara munja (eng. Lightning Location System – LLS) kao dio poznatog LINET sustava koji u Europi ima oko 100 senzora. Četiri senzora LINET sustava su instalirana na slijedećim lokacijama: Komolac kod Dubrovnika, Split, Melina kod Rijeke i Žerjavinec kod Zagreba.
Uglešić, Ivo   +3 more
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Optimization of Transmission-Line Route Based on Lightning Incidence Reported by the Lightning Location System

IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery, 2013
Optimal route selection of a transmission line is significantly beneficial to reduce its lightning trip-out rate. This paper proposes a method, considering the minimal annual flash number to transmission lines, to select the optimal route from the ...
Yongfu Li   +4 more
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Artificial neural networks in lightning location systems

1st International Symposium on Neuro-Fuzzy Systems, AT '96. Conference Report, 2002
In this work, we introduce the use of self organizing Kohonen maps, a type of artificial neural network, for lightning electromagnetic waveform classification. We show how this natural classification can be used to discriminate lightning waveforms in a noisy environment.
J.L. Bermudez, A. Piras, M. Rubinstein
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Lightning location and storm severity display system

IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery, 1991
A unique lightning location and lightning storm severity assessment display system designed and developed at the Detroit Edison Company is described. The design is driven by the need to provide a real time lightning storm severity information display for electric utility operations that includes storm warning, storm tracking, storm dispatching, and ...
B.F. Whitney, H. Asgeirsson
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