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3DAEFA-Based Thunderstorm Prediction System With Higher Performance

IEEE Sensors Journal, 2022
This article presents a thunderstorm prediction system with a 3-D atmospheric electric field (AEF) apparatus (3DAEFA), wherein the data source is the high-resolution 3-D AEF (3DAEF) values.
Xu Yang   +4 more
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The North Dakota Thunderstorm Project: A Cooperative Study of High Plains Thunderstorms

Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 1992
Abstract The North Dakota Thunderstorm Project was conducted in the Bismarck, North Dakota, area from 12 June through 22 July 1989. The project deployed Doppler radars, cloud physics aircraft, and supporting instrumentation to study a variety of aspects of convective clouds. These included transport and dispersion; entrainment; cloud-ice initiation and
Bruce A. Boe   +10 more
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Thunderstorm types and meteorological characteristics of upward lightning

International Conference on Logic Programming, 2022
Upwardlightning is rare, but destructive and not confined to the winter season as frequently pre-sented in literature. This study identifies the dominant thunderstorm types for upward lightning and the underlying meteorological settings for its ...
Isabell Stucke   +7 more
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Simulation of a downburst-producing thunderstorm using a very high-resolution three-dimensional cloud model

Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, 2012
Leigh Orf, E. Kantor, E. Savory
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Ground-based observations of thunderstorm-correlated fluxes of high-energy electrons, gamma rays, and neutrons

Physical Review D, 2010
A. Chilingarian   +9 more
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An eight-year climatology of the warm-season severe thunderstorm environments over North China

, 2021
Using proximity soundings taken during the warm seasons (May–September) of 2011–2018 over North China, this work investigated the environments of severe thunderstorms that caused the following four types of convective hazards: only hail (H), only ...
Ruoyun Ma, Jianhua Sun, Xinlin Yang
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High energy electrons produced in a thunderstorm

Physica, 1952
Synopsis A number of cases has been observed in which the presence of high energy electrons of 10 9 eV is directly recorded during thunderstorms. In one instance on the 3rd of May 1952, a 4 to 6% increase above the mean value of the ionisation was found in 6 different recording instruments.
J. Clay, H.F. Jongen, A.J.J. Aarts
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High-Resolution Thunderstorm Modeling

2020
Since the dawn of the digital computing age in the mid-20th century, computers have been used as virtual laboratories for the study of atmospheric phenomena. The first simulations of thunderstorms captured only their gross features, yet required the most advanced computing hardware of the time.
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High-Voltage Phenomena in Thunderstorms

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1929
Lightning phenomena are analyzed in the light of laboratory experience with high-voltage phenomena in the atmosphere. Special emphasis is placed on the effect of space charges in producing high local stresses when mobilized through channels of high conductivity caused by high temperatures.
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High energetic radiation from thunderstorms and lightning

2012
Electrical discharges in gases can be roughly divided into two categories: those whose behavior is governed by low-energy electrons, with energies less than a few tens of eV, and those whose behavior is governed by high-energy electrons, with energies often reaching several tens of MeV.
Joseph R. Dwyer, Hamid K. Rassoul
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