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2. Schumann resonances excitation due to positive and negative cloud‐to‐ground lightning V. Surkov & M. Hayakawa
3. Lightning morphology and impulse charge moment change of high peak current negative strokes G. Lu et al.
4. Ocean acidification may be increasing the intensity of lightning over the oceans M. Asfur et al.
5. A global lightning location algorithm based on the electromagnetic signature in the Schumann resonance band E. Greenberg & C. Price
6. Overview and early results of the Global Lightning and Sprite Measurements mission M. Sato et al.
7. On the relationship between lightning superbolts and TLEs in Northern Europe A. Pizzuti et al.
8. Long recovery VLF perturbations associated with lightning discharges M. Salut et al.
9. On the spatial and temporal distribution of global thunderstorm cells K. Mezuman et al.
10. Implications of lightning charge moment changes for sprite initiation S. Cummer & W. Lyons
11. Evidence of Influence of Human Activities and Volcanic Eruptions on Environmental Perchlorate from a 300-Year Greenland Ice Core Record J. Cole-Dai et al.
12. Global distributions and occurrence rates of transient luminous events A. Chen et al.
13. Climatological diurnal variation of negative CG lightning peak current over the continental United States T. Chronis et al.
14. Preliminary lightning observations over Greece T. Chronis
15. Sprite Distribution of Different Polarities From ISUAL Observations With Machine Learning Method M. Zhang et al.
16. Initial breakdown and fast leaders in lightning discharges producing long‐lasting disturbances of the lower ionosphere D. Kotovsky et al.
17. Lightning Activity over Land and Sea on the Eastern Coast of the Mediterranean O. Altaratz et al.
18. Cloud — Aerosol interaction during lightning activity over land and ocean: Precipitation pattern assessment J. Pal et al.
19. Characteristics of lightning flashes with exceptional illuminated areas, durations, and optical powers and surrounding storm properties in the tropics and inner subtropics M. Peterson & C. Liu
20. An analysis of five negative sprite‐parent discharges and their associated thunderstorm charge structures L. Boggs et al.
21. The contribution of intense lightning discharges to the global atmospheric electric circuit during April 1998 M. Füllekrug
22. Shipborne LF-VLF oceanic lightning observations and modeling F. Zoghzoghy et al.
23. Transient luminous events in the vicinity of Taiwan R. Hsu et al.
24. Contrast between continental and oceanic thunderstorms in producing red sprites and halos G. Lu et al.
25. Estimation of global lightning activity and observations of atmospheric electric field M. Gołkowski et al.
26. Lightning Characteristics Over Humid Regions and Arid Regions and Their Association With Aerosols Over Northern India S. Jnanesh et al.
27. Relation between Charge Amounts of Lightning Discharges Derived from ELF Waveform Data and Severe Weather C. Shimizu et al.
28. Rare observation of daytime whistlers at very low latitude (L = 1.08) S. Gokani et al.
29. Why do oceanic negative cloud‐to‐ground lightning exhibit larger peak current values? T. Chronis et al.
30. Why is lightning more intense over the oceans? M. Asfur et al.
31. Energetics and geographic distribution of elve‐producing discharges A. Chen et al.
32. Influence of aerosols on lightning activities in central eastern parts of China Z. Shi et al.
33. Improvement in lightning geolocation by time-of-arrival method using global ELF network data K. Yamashita et al.
34. Land‐ocean contrasts in lightning activity over the Indian region S. Kandalgaonkar et al.
35. Global patterns of lightning properties derived by OTD and LIS S. Beirle et al.
36. Polarity asymmetry of sprite‐producing lightning: A paradox? E. Williams et al.
37. Lightning and climate: A review E. Williams
38. Small-scale experimental simulation of lightning using vertical wires deployed by drones in the atmosphere: on the land and sea lightning peak current asymmetry J. Montanyà et al.
39. Climatology of Transient Luminous Events and Lightning Observed Above Europe and the Mediterranean Sea E. Arnone et al.
40. Lightning-associated VLF perturbations observed at low latitude: Occurrence and scattering characteristics S. Kumar & A. Kumar
41. Global sprite occurrence locations and rates derived from triangulation of transient Schumann resonance events M. Sato & H. Fukunishi
42. Stratospheric Joule heating by lightning continuing current inferred from radio remote sensing M. Füllekrug et al.
43. Estimation of lightning and sprite parameters based on observation of sprite-producing lightning power spectra V. Surkov et al.
44. A harmonic model for the temporal variation of lightning activity over Africa A. Collier & A. Hughes
45. Multi‐instrumental observations of a positive gigantic jet produced by a winter thunderstorm in Europe O. van der Velde et al.
46. Characteristics and conditions of production of transient luminous events observed over a maritime storm S. Soula et al.
47. VLF wave intensity in the plasmasphere due to tropospheric lightning J. Colman & M. Starks
48. Seasonal and Regional Differences in the Lightning Activity Over East and West Coasts of India N. Umakanth et al.
49. Observations of negative sprites and halos over a coastal thunderstorm in South China Sea H. Ren et al.