Simultaneous Measurements of Return Stroke Current, Electric and Magnetic Fields at Three Distance Ranges Associated with Lightning Strikes to The CN Tower
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Abstract
In this paper, simultaneous GPS time-stamped \nmeasurements of the electric and magnetic fields at three \ndistances and of the return stroke current associated with \nlightning strikes to the Toronto CN Tower during the \nSummer of 2005 are reported. The lightning return-stroke \ncurrent was measured using a Rogowski coil installed at a \nheight of 474 m AGL (above ground level). The vertical \ncomponent of the electric field and the azimuthal component \nof the magnetic field were measured simultaneously at \ndistances of 2.0 km (Pratt building of the University of \nToronto), 16.8 km (Environment Canada Building), and 50.9 \nkm (Grimsby, ON) from the CN Tower. Preliminary \ndiscussion on the current-field relation and propagation \neffects is also provided.
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