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A Comparison of Processing Methods for the Oklahoma Lightning Mapping Array [PDF]
The Oklahoma Lightning Mapping Array (OKLMA) has consisted of 17 Very High Frequency (VHF) sensors in two separate clusters separated by roughly 150 km since 2012.
V. C. Chmielewski +4 more
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Using the observation data from Fast Antenna Lightning Mapping Array, we have sub-divided 288 hybrid flashes that are obviously different from traditional intracloud (IC) and negative cloud-to-ground (NCG) flashes into three types: IC–NCG lightning (85),
Dongdong Shi +5 more
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Lightning Mapping Array flash detection performance with variable receiver thresholds. [PDF]
AbstractThis study characterizes Lightning Mapping Array performance for networks that participated in the Deep Convective Clouds and Chemistry field program using new Monte Carlo and curvature matrix model simulations. These open‐source simulation tools are readily adapted to real‐time operations or detailed studies of performance.
Chmielewski VC, Bruning EC.
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Accuracy of the Lightning Mapping Array [PDF]
The location accuracy of the New Mexico Tech Lightning Mapping Array (LMA) has been investigated experimentally using sounding balloon measurements, airplane tracks, and observations of distant storms. We have also developed simple geometric models for estimating the location uncertainty of sources both over and outside the network.
Ronald J. Thomas +6 more
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Characteristics of Lightning Within Electrified Snowfall Events Using Lightning Mapping Arrays [PDF]
AbstractThis study examined 34 lightning flashes within four separate thundersnow events derived from lightning mapping arrays (LMAs) in northern Alabama, central Oklahoma, and Washington DC. The goals were to characterize the in‐cloud component of each lightning flash, as well as the correspondence between the LMA observations and lightning data taken
Christopher J. Schultz +5 more
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Insulator fault feature extraction system of substation equipment based on machine vision
Abstract The artificial intelligence technology and intelligent automation are more and more widely used, the insulators play a supporting and insulating role in the operation of the grid. The use of machine vision inspection technology to detect insulator faults has become an inevitable trend of the times.
Keruo Jiang +4 more
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Abstract 3D scanning is rapidly becoming a key maintenance tool. Aerospace was a pioneer in adopting 3D scanning technology because aircraft manufacture and maintenance require precision. Monitoring deterioration, removing components for maintenance, and verifying covert operations are not practical or helpful without technology.
T. Nanthakumaran Thulasy +4 more
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Lightning flash properties derived from Lightning Mapping Array data
in this paper size and duration of lightning flashes are examined. Data from the Ebro Valley Laboratory Lightning Mapping Array is used as reference. Additional data from the VLF/LF LINET network and meteorological radar is included. In order to simplify the complex geometry of a lightning flash, each flash is described by a confidence ellipse ...
Montañá Puig, Juan +6 more
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Natural observatories for lightning research in Colombia [PDF]
This paper presents a selected, not exhaustive, description of lightning research in Colombia over time, based on natural observatories for experimentation and measurement; and introduces the DABEIBA Lightning Research Center as a new institutional ...
Aranguren Fino, Harby Daniel +3 more
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We started a long-term continuous observation of lightning discharges in the Chinese inland plateau region using a fast antenna lightning mapping array (FALMA).
Panliang Gao, Ting Wu, Daohong Wang
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