2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.jastp.2015.10.001
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Lightning and middle atmospheric discharges in the atmosphere

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“…Lightning is known to influence the temperature and conductivity of the atmosphere above thunderstorms. These perturbations include lightning-induced electron precipitation effects (ref), and short-term VLF perturbations known as 'early' events (ref), which are possibly generated by the lightning quasi-electrostatic (QE) field (ref), a lightning discharge EM pulse (EMP) (ref), or by red sprites and other transient luminous events (TLEs) [e.g., Pasko et al, 2012;Siingh et al, 2015]. Figure 2 depicts lightning-induced perturbations in the NSY (Sicily,45.9 kHz,37.12º N,14.43º E) transmitter signal amplitude on November 11, 2013.…”
Section: Lightning-induced Perturbationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lightning is known to influence the temperature and conductivity of the atmosphere above thunderstorms. These perturbations include lightning-induced electron precipitation effects (ref), and short-term VLF perturbations known as 'early' events (ref), which are possibly generated by the lightning quasi-electrostatic (QE) field (ref), a lightning discharge EM pulse (EMP) (ref), or by red sprites and other transient luminous events (TLEs) [e.g., Pasko et al, 2012;Siingh et al, 2015]. Figure 2 depicts lightning-induced perturbations in the NSY (Sicily,45.9 kHz,37.12º N,14.43º E) transmitter signal amplitude on November 11, 2013.…”
Section: Lightning-induced Perturbationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The trend shows that there is larger‐scale variability of the equatorial ionosphere during geomagnetic storm periods as compared to midlatitude. This may be because of the geomagnetic field geometry, which in collaboration with the disturbed daytime electric field could produce larger electron density gradients [ Lin et al, ; Fejer et al, ; Siingh et al, , , ; Singh et al, ; Kumar and Singh, , ; Kumar et al, ]. As a result of enhancement in storm intensity, the impact of storm increases, and consequently, error is amplified.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Как было показано в [10,22,23], апокампический раз-ряд в воздухе является миниатюрным аналогом мас-штабных атмосферных явлений (так называемых транзи-ентных световых явлений [24]), возникающих в средней атмосфере Земли между облаками и ионосферой -го-лубых струй и стартеров. Сходство между ними не толь-ко морфологическое.…”
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