Lightning Imaging with LOFAR
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2017
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Abstract
We show that LOFAR can be used as a lightning mapping array with a resolution that is orders of magnitude better than existing arrays. In addition the polarization of the radiation can be used to track the direction of the stepping discharges.
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| Authors | Olaf, Scholten;Stijn, Buitink;Roxana, Dina;Qader, Dorosti Hasankiadeh;Wilfred, Frieswijk;Freddie, Hendriks;Jeroen, Muller;Danny, Sardjan;Gia, Trinh;Antonio, Bonardi;Arthur, Corstanje;Ute, Ebert;Heino, Falcke;Jörg, Hörandel;Pragati, Mitra;Katharine, Mulrey;Anna, Nelles;Jörg, Rachen;Laura, Rossetto;Casper, Rutjes;Pim, Schellart;Satyendra, Thoudam;Sander, ter Veen;Tobias, Winchen; |
| Journal | epj web of conferences |
| Year | 2017 |
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