Robert Gardner

Lightning Electromagnetics (eBook, PDF)

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

A survey of theoretical and experimental research, this book covers all areas of lightning phenomenology. The four sections cover models of fundamental lightning processes, propagation of lightning-induced signals, measurement of lightning parameters, and lightning interaction with systems. The book provides an excellent review of the use of models to support remote sensing efforts. It includes data on high-frequency radiated fields for lightening and an overview of the data available in the frequency and time domains for lightning. The book also presents spectoral and temporal characteristics of lightning in the VHF-UHF frequency range and uses photographic and electromagnetic measurements to examine how lighting chooses a strike point.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 552
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. November 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781351435383
• Artikelnr.: 50917534

Autorenporträt

Gardner, Robert

Inhaltsangabe

MODELS OF FUNDAMENTAL LIGHTNING PROCESSES Properties of Lighting-Leader Pulses
C.E. Baum Analytic Return-Stroke Transmission-Line Model
C.E. Baum and L. Baker An Introduction to Leader Tip Modeling
C.E. Baum and R.L. Gardner Lightning Return Stroke: A Numerical Calculation of the Optical Radiation
A.H. Paxton
R.L. Gardner
and L. Baker Return-Stroke Transmission Line Model
L. Baker Natural Frequencies of a Post with a Lightning Return Stroke
F.C. Yang and K.S.H. Lee Motion of Ion Clouds in Air
C.E. Baum Return-Stroke Initiation
C.E. Baum PROPAGATION OF LIGHTNING-INDUCED SIGNALS Review of Propagation Effects for Pulse Transmission
J.R. Wait Effect of the Propagation Path on Lightning-Induced Transient Fields
R.L. Gardner MEASUREMENT OF LIGHTNING PARAMETERS Submicrosecond Risetimes in Lightning Return-Stroke Fields
C.D. Weidman and E.P. Krider The Fine Structure of Lightning Return-Stroke Waveforms
C.D. Weidman and E.P. Krider Observation of Lightning in the Frequency and Time Domains
J.E. Nenevicz
E.F. Vance
and J.M. Hamm UHF-UVF Radiation from Lightning
M. Le Boulche
J. Hamelin
and C. Weidman A Study of Lightning Initiation Based on VHF Radiation
J.P. Moreau and P.L. Rustan On the Interception of the Lightening Discharge
V. Scuka et al Electromagnetic Properties of Lighting Channels Formation and Propagation
G. Labaune
P. Richard
and A. Bondieu Electromagnetic Measurement and Location of Lightning
C.E. Baum
J.P. O'Neill
E.L. Breen
D.L. Hall
and C.B. Moore Experimental Study of the Electromagnetic Characteristics of Lightning Discharge in the 200 Hz-20 MHz Band
C. Leteinturier and J. Hamelin Simultaneous Measurement of Current
Electromagnetic Fields
and Optical Emission from a Lightning Stroke
L. Baker
R.L. Gardner
A.H. Paxton
C.E. Baum
and W. Rison LIGHTNING INTERACTION WITH SYSTEMS Current and Voltage on a Telecommunications Cable by a Lightning