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26. Registration of Atmospheric-Electric Effects from Volcanic Clouds on the Kamchatka Peninsula (Russia) P. Firstov et al.
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31. Reply to “Comment on ‘Deaths by Lightning in Mexico (1979–2011): Threat or Vulnerability?’” G. Raga et al.
32. Performance assessment of Beijing Lightning Network (BLNET) and comparison with other lightning location networks across Beijing A. Srivastava et al.
33. Using the World Wide Lightning Location Network (WWLLN) to Study Very Low Frequency Transmission in the Earth‐Ionosphere Waveguide: 1. Comparison With a Full‐Wave Model A. Jacobson et al.
34. VHF Radio Wave Observations by Maido-1 Satellite and Evaluation of Its Relationship with Lightning Discharges H. KIKUCHI et al.
35. Response of thunderstorm activity to ENSO events in East Asia and the Western Pacific region R. Ma et al.
36. A Performance Evaluation of the World Wide Lightning Location Network (WWLLN) over the Tibetan Plateau P. Fan et al.
37. On the possible meteorological factors contributing to lightning-ignited wildfires in West Sichuan: A case study of MuLi wildfire in March 2019 Z. Qu et al.
38. Types of lightning discharges that abruptly terminate enhanced fluxes of energetic radiation and particles observed at ground level A. Chilingarian et al.
39. Actividad Eléctrica Asociada al Huracán Otto (2016) en el Mar Caribe y en el Corredor Seco Centroamericano D. Arce-Fernández & J. Amador
40. Climatology of precipitation and lightning over the Pacific coast of southern Mexico retrieved from Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission satellite products and World Wide Lightning Location Network data B. Kucieńska et al.
41. Local time variation in land/ocean lightning flash density as measured by the World Wide Lightning Location Network E. Lay et al.
42. The World Wide Lightning Location Network and Convective Activity in Tropical Cyclones S. Abarca et al.
43. GRACE Accelerometers Sensitive to Ionosphere Plasma Waves: Similarities between Twangs and Whistlers A. Schlicht
44. Observations of lightning in relation to transitions in volcanic activity during the 3 June 2018 Fuego Eruption C. Schultz et al.
45. Lightning observations using broadband VHF interferometer and electric field measurements A. Chilingarian et al.
46. Assessing the power law distribution of TGFs A. Collier et al.
47. Lightning activity in tropical cyclones and its relationship to dynamic and thermodynamic parameters over the northwest Pacific F. Wang et al.
48. Evidence for solar wind modulation of lightning C. Scott et al.
49. Concentric gravity waves over northern China observed by an airglow imager network and satellites J. Xu et al.
50. Initial Studies with the Lightning Detector on the C/NOFS Satellite, and Cross Validation with WWLLN A. Jacobson et al.
51. Lightning activity and its relation to the intensity of typhoons over the Northwest Pacific Ocean L. Pan et al.
52. Locating Strong Electromagnetic Pulses Recorded by a Single Satellite with Cluster Analysis and Worldwide Lightning Location Network Observations Z. Li et al.
53. The method of differentiable functional in a problem of lightning discharge localization and time moment determination Y. Shpadi et al.
54. Estimation of global lightning activity and observations of atmospheric electric field M. Gołkowski et al.
55. Spectral Characteristics of VLF Sferics Associated With RHESSI TGFs A. Mezentsev et al.
56. Spatial and time distribution of the flash rate over tropical Africa R. Bürgesser et al.
57. Coordinated Satellite Observations of the Very Low Frequency Transmission Through the Ionospheric D Layer at Low Latitudes, Using Broadband Radio Emissions From Lightning A. Jacobson et al.
58. Comparison of Long‐Term Lightning Activity and Inner Radiation Belt Electron Flux Perturbations C. Martinez‐Calderon et al.
59. Understanding dynamics of tropical cyclones in the Bay of Bengal using lightning data T. Banik et al.
60. The lightning activities in super typhoons over the Northwest Pacific L. Pan et al.
61. Improving the Detection Effect of Long-Baseline Lightning Location Networks Using PCA and Waveform Cross-Correlation Methods T. Zhang et al.
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63. Tropical Cyclone Lightning and Rapid Intensity Change M. DeMaria et al.
64. Evaluating parameters of conductivity profile of the lower ionosphere by tweek-atmospherics A. Shvets et al.
65. Investigation of Forbush Decreases and Other Solar/Geophysical Agents Associated With Lightning Over the U.S. Latitude Band and the Continental Africa O. Okike
66. Development of a Low-Cost IoT System for Lightning Strike Detection and Location I. Mialdea-Flor et al.
67. Environments conducive to cloud-to-ground and ignited lightning in a boreal forest of Northeast China Y. Jiang et al.
68. Lightning climatology over the northwest Pacific region: An 11-year study using data from the World Wide Lightning Location Network W. Zhang et al.
69. A method to estimate whistler wave vector from polarization using three‐component electric field data A. Jacobson et al.
70. Preliminary Evaluation of Hai‐Nan Lightning Detection Network (HNLDN) Q. Yang et al.
71. Sounding observation of vertical electric field in eyewall of Typhoon Wipha (No. 1907) during landing period T. Zhang et al.
72. High lightning activity in maritime clouds near Mexico B. Kucienska et al.
73. Spectral dependence of terrestrial gamma‐ray flashes on source distance B. Hazelton et al.
74. Did ice-charging generate volcanic lightning during the 2016–2017 eruption of Bogoslof volcano, Alaska? A. Van Eaton et al.
75. Performance of Lightning Potential Index, Lightning Threat Index, and the Product of CAPE and Precipitation in the WRF Model N. Saleh et al.
76. Relationship between lightning activity and tropical cyclone intensity over the northwest Pacific W. Zhang et al.
77. A Retrospective of Findings From the FORTE Satellite Mission T. Light
78. Lightning climatology in the Congo Basin S. Soula et al.
79. Thunderstorm Ground Enhancements Measured on Aragats and Progress of High-Energy Physics in the Atmosphere A. Chilingarian
80. Experimental vs. natural fulgurite: A comparison and implications for the formation process A. Çalişkanoğlu et al.
81. Role of positive outlier cloud-to-ground lightning strokes in initiating forest fires in India D. De et al.
82. The World Wide Lightning Location Network (WWLLN) over Spain E. Navarro et al.
83. Energy spectra of the first TGE observed on Zugspitze by the SEVAN light detector compared with the energetic TGE observed on Aragats A. Chilingarian et al.
84. A performance assessment of the World Wide Lightning Location Network (WWLLN) via comparison with the Canadian Lightning Detection Network (CLDN) D. Abreu et al.
85. Warm Core and Deep Convection in Medicanes: A Passive Microwave-Based Investigation G. Panegrossi et al.
86. A Simple Method for Predicting Intensity Change Using the Peak Time Lag Between Lightning and Wind in Tropical Cyclones X. Kong et al.
87. An evaluation of the Worldwide Lightning Location Network (WWLLN) using the National Lightning Detection Network (NLDN) as ground truth S. Abarca et al.
88. WWLLN lightning and satellite microwave radiometrics at 37 to 183 GHz: Thunderstorms in the broad tropics N. Solorzano et al.
89. Characterization of the lightning activity of “Relámpago del Catatumbo” R. Bürgesser et al.
90. A Comparison of Two Ground-Based Lightning Detection Networks against the Satellite-Based Lightning Imaging Sensor (LIS) K. Thompson et al.
91. Performance Assessment of the World Wide Lightning Location Network (WWLLN), Using the Los Alamos Sferic Array (LASA) as Ground Truth A. Jacobson et al.
92. Polarity and energetics of inner core lightning in three intense North Atlantic hurricanes J. Thomas et al.
93. Systematic deviations in source direction estimates of Q‐bursts recorded at Nagycenk, Hungary J. Bór et al.
94. Preliminary Observations from the China Fengyun-4A Lightning Mapping Imager and Its Optical Radiation Characteristics W. Hui et al.
95. Estimates of lightning NOx production based on OMI NO2 observations over the Gulf of Mexico K. Pickering et al.
96. Numerical study of performance of two lightning prediction methods based on: Lightning Potential Index (LPI) and electric POTential difference (POT) over Tehran area M. Gharaylou et al.
97. Observations of volcanic lightning during the 2009 eruption of Redoubt Volcano S. Behnke et al.
98. The WGLC global gridded lightning climatology and time series J. Kaplan & K. Lau
99. Tropical cyclone cloud‐top height and vertical temperature structure detection using GPS radio occultation measurements R. Biondi et al.
100. Radio emissions from double RHESSI TGFs A. Mezentsev et al.
101. Diurnal Variation of the Fair-Weather Atmospheric Electric Field in Lokoja, Nigeria: Impact of Harmattan Dust and Anthropogenic Aerosols O. Ogunjobi & D. Koffa
102. Correlation between global lightning and whistlers observed at Tihany, Hungary A. Collier et al.
103. Local Impacts and Surface Characteristics of Cold Pools Wind Gust Observed from Thunderstorm R. Balogun et al.
104. The observation of lightning-related events with the Surface Detector of the Pierre Auger Observatory R. Colalillo et al.
105. Evaluation of the performance of the World Wide Lightning Location Network (WWLLN) using the lightning detection network (LINET) as a truth M. Onah et al.
106. Asia-Pacific Lightning Location Network (APLLN) and Preliminary Performance Assessment J. Wang et al.
107. An Overview of Lightning Locating Systems: History, Techniques, and Data Uses, With an In-Depth Look at the U.S. NLDN K. Cummins & M. Murphy
108. World Wide Lightning Location Network (WWLLN) Global Lightning Climatology (WGLC) and time series, 2022 update J. Kaplan & K. Lau
109. Characteristics of an African Easterly Wave Observed during NAMMA R. Cifelli et al.
110. Synoptic Environments and Characteristics of Convection Reaching the Tropopause over Northeast China N. Liu & C. Liu