Atmospheric Electricity and Lightning
Walter A. Lyons, Earle Williams
Abstract
Walter A. Lyons, Earle Williams
Abstract
This Chapter is in Section 3: Physical Meteorology, edited by Gregory Tripoli This chapter contains sections titled: Global Electrical Circuit What is Lightning? Human Cost of Lightning Economic Costs of Lightning Climatology of Lightning Lightning Detection Lightning Protection Impacts of Lightning Upon the Middle Atmosphere Theories On Transient Luminous Events Why Study TLEs?
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This Chapter is in Section 3: Physical Meteorology, edited by Gregory Tripoli This chapter contains sections titled: Global Electrical Circuit What is Lightning? Human Cost of Lightning Economic Costs of Lightning Climatology of Lightning Lightning Detection Lightning Protection Impacts of Lightning Upon the Middle Atmosphere Theories On Transient Luminous Events Why Study TLEs?
Key concepts: Lightning (connector), Upper-atmospheric lightning, Meteorology, Atmospheric electricity, Lightning strike, Electricity, Atmosphere (unit), Environmental science