RF radiation produced by intracloud lightning discharges

RF radiation produced by intracloud lightning discharges

The RF radiation produced during intracloud lightning flashes is presented, together with associated fast and slow electric field changes. These data were collected during the Thunderstorm Research International Project in Florida during the summer of 1977. The RF radiation is essentially simultaneo...

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