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Lightning locating system

A lightning detection system for detecting and locating an initial discharge of an initial leader stroke of a lightning flash. An initial lightning discharge produces a pulse that can be used to accurately detect lightning, and more particularly, the location of the initial lightning discharge. In one embodiment, at least three sensors detect and determine the location of the first pulses from initial lightning discharges using time difference of arrival information of the pulses at each of the three sensors. In another embodiment, a single sensor is used to determine the range of an initial lightning discharge from the amplitude of a corresponding initial detected pulse, and to determine the direction from a crossed loop antenna An alternative embodiment of a single sensor system determines a distance of a lightning event from a peak amplitude value derived from a pulse amplitude distribution. In a further embodiment, a lightning detection system provides enhanced lightning location by incorporating weather data from a weather radar with detected lightning information.
Owner:STRATEGIC DESIGN FEDERATION W LLC

System and method for projecting storms using NEXRAD attributes

The subject invention provides an improved system and method for combining data obtained from the NEXRAD TM system of the National Weather Service ("NWS") with geographical and topological data base information to achieve an improved and informative graphical storm-tracking display able to project the movement of a storm with a single user-operation. The method of projecting storm movement includes the following steps: collecting NEXRAD data attributes from a weather data source; calculating storm position using the collected NEXRAD attributes; calculating projected storm movement using the storm position and the collected NEXRAD attributes; displaying a graphic representation of the projected storm movement.
Owner:BARON SERVICES

Lightning detection

A mobile radio-frequency enabled device that provides a reliable and inexpensive lightning alerting of a user. The device comprises an electromagnetic interferences detection component detecting electromagnetic interferences in radio-frequency signals received by the mobile radio-frequency enabled device for a communication link. The device further comprises a processing component to determine whether a lightning stroke can be assumed to have occurred in the vicinity of the device due to an electromagnetic interference detected by the electromagnetic interferences detection component, and to cause a notification of a user about an assumed lightning stroke via a user interface. The invention relates equally to a system which comprises such a device and a network element of a communication network, to a corresponding method and to a corresponding software program product.
Owner:NOKIA TECHNOLOGLES OY

Method of detecting, locating, and classifying lightning

There is discloses a new method for identifying an electromagnetic signal having a known waveform. The method includes using a lightning matched filter receiver having a bank of filters matched to nominal but arbitrary lightning waveforms for detecting lightning. The use of a lightning matched filter receiver facilitates detection of lightning discharges below the noise level. Positioning three or more monitoring stations at different spaced apart geographic locations where each monitoring station has a lightning matched filter receiver where the filters are matched to nominal but arbitrary lightning waveforms can be used to detect and determine the location of a lightning discharge.
Owner:TOA SYST

System and method for recording, transmitting and analyzing data and information accrued from electromagnetic radiation

In order to further develop a system (100) and a method for recording, transmitting and analyzing data and information (D and D*, resp.) accrued from, in particular low-frequency, electromagnetic radiation, where the electromagnetic radiation originates from at least one impulse source of natural and/or artificial origin, in particular from at least one atmospheric discharge (P) or from at least one transmitter (K), such that a precise characterization of the impulse source, for example a reliable differentiation between cloud-ground lightning (C[loud]G[round]) and cloud-cloud lightning (=I[ntra]C[loud] within a cloud, or C[loud-]C[loud] between clouds) is provided for, it is proposed to localize the altitude (H) of the impulse source, in particular the emission altitude or the broadcast altitude, and/or the directionality (C), in particular the spatial direction path, of the impulse emission or impulse broadcast caused by the impulse source,
by determining the difference between the arrival time of the signal (S) at the measuring station (20) located closest to the impulse source and the arrival time of the signal (S*) at at least one, preferably at least two, measuring stations (20*) which are not located closest to said impulse source.
Owner:NOWCAST

All-in-view lightning event observation system and method

The invention relates to an all-in-view lightning event observation system and an all-in-view lightning event observation method. The system may comprise a shooting device, a tank body, a temperature control device, a light shading device, a control module, a power module, a sensor, a data acquisition device, a global positioning system (GPS) antenna, a GPS time service module and a processing unit, wherein the shooting device can shoot an all-in-view digital image and directly transmit the all-in-view digital image to the processing unit; and the processing unit continuously acquire corona current by the data acquisition device, judges whether an observed range has thunderstorms or not, starts the light shading device to enter a lightning channel image shooting mode if the observed rangehas the thunderstorms, and stops the light shading device after the observation is finished to protect the shooting device when the observed range does not have the thunderstorms. The system simultaneously records the GPS time of a lightning event and the waveform information of corona current change produced by the lightning event, judges a lightning type and the polarity of cloud-to-ground lightning, can realize the automatic light shading of the shooting device and automatic control over the working environment temperature of the shooting device in the thunderstorms, and also can work in afield environment stably and reliably for long.
Owner:CHINESE ACAD OF METEOROLOGICAL SCI

Lightning intensity value predicting method based on atmospheric electric field data

The invention discloses a lightning intensity value predicting method based on atmospheric electric field data, which is applied to the field of lightning early warning. The disclosed lightning intensity value predicting method is used for converting original one-dimensional atmospheric electric field data into a two-dimensional image representation through extracting depth features of the atmospheric electric field data, mining depth feature information of the image, establishing a relationship model of the atmospheric electric field data and a lightning intensity value by combining with a non-linear regression analysis method, and predicting the lightning intensity value. According to the lightning intensity value predicting method, various kinds of detection data is used for performinglightning early warning, i.e., the atmospheric electric field data and lightning data; the one-dimensional atmospheric electric field data is converted into the two-dimensional image representation byadopting a dimension conversion method, so as to enhance the structure representation of the atmospheric electric field data; the depth feature information of the atmospheric electric field data is extracted by using a depth model; and the lightning intensity value is predicted by using the atmospheric electric field data, thereby filling a gap of low utilization of the atmospheric electric fielddata in other predicting methods and a gap of lightning intensity value prediction.
Owner:BEIJING UNIV OF TECH
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