Sprites, Elves and Intense Lightning Discharges

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Sprites, Elves and Intense Lightning Discharges

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Book Overview
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Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION TO THE PHYSICS OF SPRITES, ELVES AND INTENSE LIGHTNING DISCHARGES
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Chapter 2 THE METEOROLOGY OF TRANSIENT LUMINOUS EVENTS-AN INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW
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Chapter 3 THE MICROPHYSICAL AND ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF SPRITE-PRODUCING THUNDERSTORMS
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Chapter 4 GLOBAL THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY
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Chapter 5 IMAGING SYSTEMS IN TLE RESEARCH
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Chapter 6 SPACECRAFT BASED STUDIES OF TRANSIENT LUMINOUS EVENTS
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Chapter 7 OBSERVATIONS OF SPRITES FROM SPACE AT THE NADIR: THE LSO (LIGHTNING AND SPRITE OBSERVATIONS) EXPERIMENT ON BOARD OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
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Chapter 8 REMOTE SENSING OF THE UPPER ATMOSPHERE BY VLF
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Chapter 9 MEASUREMENTS OF LIGHTNING PARAMETERS FROM REMOTE ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
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Chapter 10 LOCATION AND ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF SPRITE-PRODUCING LIGHTNING FROM A SINGLE ELF SITE
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Chapter 11 CALIBRATED RADIANCE MEASUREMENTS WITH AN AIR-FILLED GLOW DISCHARGE TUBE: APPLICATION TO SPRITES IN THE MESOSPHERE
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Chapter 12 THE ORETICAL MODELING OF SPRITES AND JETS
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Chapter 13 ON THE MODELING OF SPRITES AND SPRITEPRODUCING CLOUDS IN THE GLOBAL ELECTRIC CIRCUIT
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Chapter 14 ACTUAL PROBLEMS OF THUNDERCLOUD ELECTRODYNAMICS
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Chapter 15 POSTER ABSTRACTS

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Lightning for Climate: A Study by the Task Team on Lightning Observation For Climate Applications (TT-LOCA) Of the Atmospheric Observation Panel for Climate (AOPC)

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