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Characteristics of relativistic microburst intensity from SAMPEX observations [PDF]
Relativistic electron microbursts are an important electron loss process from the radiation belts into the atmosphere. These precipitation events have been shown to significantly impact the radiation belt fluxes and atmospheric chemistry.
L. W. Blum +11 more
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Death Writes is part of the University of Glasgow's interdisciplinary Arts-Lab, Reading and Writing Death and Dying. Elizabeth Reeder, Amanda Thomson (collaborators on Microbursts) and Samantha Clark (author of The Clearing) will read and talk about ...
Thomson, Amanda +2 more
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Microbursts are intense downbursts from thunderstorms that affect an area less than 4 km and have a lifespan less than 10 minutes. Wet microbursts are associated with heavy precipitation and are common in the eastern and southeastern part of the country.
Mackey, James B.
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Severe Convection at Burgas Airport: Case Study 17 September 2022
Convection monitoring and forecasting are crucial for air traffic management as they can lead to the development of intense thunderstorms and hazards such as severe turbulence and icing, lightning activity, microbursts and hail that affect aviation ...
Bilyana Kostashki +2 more
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Using a dynamical-system approach, we have investigated the efficiency of large-amplitude whistler waves for causing microburst precipitation in planetary radiation belts by modeling the microburst energy and particle fluxes produced as a result of ...
Osmane, Adnane +4 more
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VHF discharges in storm cells producing microbursts
An experiment was carried out in which 3-D mapping of VHF sources was compared to a 3-D description of the reflectivity and dynamics of associated cloud cells observed by a radar network.
Malherbe, C. +5 more
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Reconstruction of near-surface tornado wind fields from forest damage
Tornado intensity is usually inferred from the damage produced. To foster postevent tornado intensity assessments, the authors present a model to reconstruct near-surface wind fields from forest damage patterns. By comparing the structure of observed and
Dotzek, Nikolai, Beck, Veronika
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We present multi-satellite observations of large amplitude radiation belt whistler-mode waves and relativistic electron precipitation. On separate occasions during the Wind petal orbits and STEREO phasing orbits, Wind and STEREO recorded intense whistler-
Blake, J. B. +19 more
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Sanger, Neil Thomas
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Microbursts are traffic events that can cause severe performance degradation in a network. With the advent of modern big data applications, microburst events are not uncommon in a data center. Rather than attempting superficial ad-hoc solutions, such as
Modi, Ajay +4 more
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