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Strong lightning is displayed as blue dots,
weak lightning strikes appear as dark red dots.
The bigger the distance, the weaker the recordings.
Lightning strikes occur in groups in place and time, as can be expected.
Some groups of lightning strikes are almost stationary,
other groups have a large angular velocity which could indicate smaller
distance.
Because of the excellent sensitivity of the detector, lightning discharges
are recorded every minute of the day and over great distances. It is not
uncommon to detect lightning over Marocco and
the Uraine. Lightning discharge signals travel farther over water than over
land that is why lightning can be seen before the coast of Florida but not south of the Sahara.
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Below :
When the same lightning strike has been observed from two or more sites,
a tringulation method can determine the location.

Correlation of
the observations from two different sites is done automatically up to 1
mSec.
This is where the real knowledge of this detection system has been
embedded.
A sophisticated clock synchronisation algorithm has been developed
A procedure that doesn't need user intervention at startup.
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Contact: mailto:fkooiman@home.nl
Partner ground station:
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http://users.edpnet.be/DanielV37/Detecteur3/
Download Lightning Radar software:
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http:Setup.zip Should be installed
first.
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(new) upgrade:Lightning Radar.zip
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Unzipped exe file can overwrite old version.
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Alarm function: Alarm.zip
Utillity software:
Conversion BMP to JPG or PNG:
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http://members.home.nl/fkooiman/lightning/Bmp2Jpg
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http://members.home.nl/fkooiman/lightning/Bmp2Png
FTP files to your own website:
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http://members.home.nl/fkooiman/lightning/Ftp
Generating an azimuth projection map:
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http://members.home.nl/fkooiman/lightning/Maps
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http://www.primap.com MapCreator !! Must have !!
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