Data for "A multiband optical-radio view of lightning return strokes exposes divergent 337/777 nm emission dynamics"
F. R. Leal, Adonis; Wemhoner, Jacob; da Silva, Caitano; Sonnenfeld, Richard;
Data for "A multiband optical-radio view of lightning return strokes exposes divergent 337/777 nm emission dynamics"
This page contains the photometric pulse data for each of the 11 triggers reported in the article "A multiband optical-radio view of lightning return strokes exposes divergent 337/777 nm emission dynamics" submitted for publication in GRL-AGU. The time of the pulse trigger is saved in the file name in YYYY,mm,DD,HH,MM,SS,ffffff format. Each file contains the temporal distance from the time in the file name in milliseconds, the raw photodiode data, the fast antenna data, and the slow antenna data. To open PSdata files, you need PicoScope 7, found here. PicoScope oscilloscope software and PicoLog data logging software Please contact AEM Earth Networks to obtain ENTLN lightning data related to this publication.
- New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology United States
- Universidade Federal do Pará Brazil
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