Using total lightning data in severe storm prediction: Global case study analysis from north America, Brazil and Australia

Liu, Chonglin; Heckman, S.

doi:10.1109/sipda.2011.6088433

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“…The Earth Networks Weather Bug Total Lightning Network (WTLN) is a lightning detection network that uses a wideband sensor to detect both cloud-to-ground (CG) and inter-cloud (IC) flash signals [53]. A real-time lightning cell tracking system and the subsequent dangerous alert system can be provided by using WTLN total lightning data 4.2.3.…”

Section: Time Of Arrival (Toa) Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Lightning monitoring system for sustainable energy supply: A review

Sidik¹,

Shahroom²,

Salam³

et al. 2015

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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Section: Time Of Arrival (Toa) Methodsmentioning

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Lightning monitoring system for sustainable energy supply: A review

Sidik¹,

Shahroom²,

Salam³

et al. 2015

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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“…The attractive areas around transmission lines were drawn by using EGM model [17] or by using electromagnetic model [18]. Using 1va=Vm sin(α), vb=Vm sin(α+120), vc=Vm sin(α+240) (1) The calculation of attractive areas will be done when phase α=90 o . 2:…”

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Analysis of Different 500kV HVAC Transmission Lines Lightning Shielding

Nayel¹

2013

Journal of the Korea Convergence Society

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The lightning shielding of different 500 kV HVAC-TL high voltage AC transmission lines was analyzed. The studied transmission lines were horizontal flat single circuit and double circuit transmission lines. The lightning attractive areas were drawn around power conductors and shielding wires. To draw the attractive areas of the high voltage transmission lines, transmission line power conductors, shielding wires and lightning leader were modeled. Different parameters were considered such as lightningslope, ground slope and wind on lightning attractive areas. From the calculated results, the power conductors voltages affected on attractive areas around power conductors and shielding wires. For negative lightning leader, the attractive area around the transmission line power conductor increased around power conductors stressed by positives voltage and decreased around power conductors stressed by negative voltage. In spite of this, the attractivearea of the transmission line shielding wire increasedaround the shielding wire above the power conductor stressed by the positive voltage and decreased around the shielding wire above the power conductor stressed by negative voltage. The attractive areas around power conductors and shielding wires were affected by the surrounding conditions, such as lightning leader slope, ground slope. The AC voltage of the transmission lines made the shielding areas changing with time.

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