GeoRayos a new aplication for severe weather warning

This work presents a lightning jump algorithm (LJA): 'GeoRayos' to detect severe weather; it is based on the algorithm presented by Schultz et al. (2011) [1]. The lightning data used in this study came from the World Wide Lightning Location Network which is a real-time, world-wide and grou...

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Publicado: 2015
Materias:
lightning
nowcasting
warning
WWLLN
Algorithms
Lightning protection
Lightning activity
Lightning location
National Weather Services
Nowcasting
Spatial and temporal scale
Time distribution
Lightning
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_97814799_v_n_p165_Nicora
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spelling paper:paper_97814799_v_n_p165_Nicora2023-06-08T16:37:45Z GeoRayos a new aplication for severe weather warning lightning nowcasting warning WWLLN Algorithms Lightning protection Lightning activity Lightning location National Weather Services Nowcasting Spatial and temporal scale Time distribution warning WWLLN Lightning This work presents a lightning jump algorithm (LJA): 'GeoRayos' to detect severe weather; it is based on the algorithm presented by Schultz et al. (2011) [1]. The lightning data used in this study came from the World Wide Lightning Location Network which is a real-time, world-wide and ground network. In this study, the lightning activity occurred during spring and summer of 2013 on the region [20-50]S of latitude and [50'70]W of longitude was examined. The LJA was validated by using information of severe weather occurrence in the report 'Estudio de los Tornados en la Rep. Argentina' this unpublished report (M. L. Altinger de Schwarzkopf, personal communication) provides severe phenomena occurred since 1930 to the present, also we used information from the National Weather Service in Argentina, local argentinean media, and radar data. The spatial and time distributions of lightning jumps were analyzed by using different spatial and temporal scales. © 2015 IEEE. 2015 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_97814799_v_n_p165_Nicora http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_97814799_v_n_p165_Nicora
institution Universidad de Buenos Aires
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collection Biblioteca Digital - Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (UBA)
topic lightning
nowcasting
warning
WWLLN
Algorithms
Lightning protection
Lightning activity
Lightning location
National Weather Services
Nowcasting
Spatial and temporal scale
Time distribution
warning
WWLLN
Lightning
spellingShingle lightning
nowcasting
warning
WWLLN
Algorithms
Lightning protection
Lightning activity
Lightning location
National Weather Services
Nowcasting
Spatial and temporal scale
Time distribution
warning
WWLLN
Lightning
GeoRayos a new aplication for severe weather warning
topic_facet lightning
nowcasting
warning
WWLLN
Algorithms
Lightning protection
Lightning activity
Lightning location
National Weather Services
Nowcasting
Spatial and temporal scale
Time distribution
warning
WWLLN
Lightning
description This work presents a lightning jump algorithm (LJA): 'GeoRayos' to detect severe weather; it is based on the algorithm presented by Schultz et al. (2011) [1]. The lightning data used in this study came from the World Wide Lightning Location Network which is a real-time, world-wide and ground network. In this study, the lightning activity occurred during spring and summer of 2013 on the region [20-50]S of latitude and [50'70]W of longitude was examined. The LJA was validated by using information of severe weather occurrence in the report 'Estudio de los Tornados en la Rep. Argentina' this unpublished report (M. L. Altinger de Schwarzkopf, personal communication) provides severe phenomena occurred since 1930 to the present, also we used information from the National Weather Service in Argentina, local argentinean media, and radar data. The spatial and time distributions of lightning jumps were analyzed by using different spatial and temporal scales. © 2015 IEEE.
title GeoRayos a new aplication for severe weather warning
title_short GeoRayos a new aplication for severe weather warning
title_full GeoRayos a new aplication for severe weather warning
title_fullStr GeoRayos a new aplication for severe weather warning
title_full_unstemmed GeoRayos a new aplication for severe weather warning
title_sort georayos a new aplication for severe weather warning
publishDate 2015
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_97814799_v_n_p165_Nicora
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_97814799_v_n_p165_Nicora
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