Influence of Regional Altitude on the Distribution of Cloud-to-ground Lightning Parameters
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Influence of Regional Altitude on the Distribution of Cloud-to-ground Lightning Parameters
Vol. 46, Issue 4, Pages: 1206-1215(2020)
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湖北省防雷中心
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Published Online:30 April 2020,
Published:2020
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WANG Xueliang, YU Tianye, HE Shan, et al. Influence of Regional Altitude on the Distribution of Cloud-to-ground Lightning Parameters[J]. 2020, 46(4): 1206-1215.
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WANG Xueliang, YU Tianye, HE Shan, et al. Influence of Regional Altitude on the Distribution of Cloud-to-ground Lightning Parameters[J]. 2020, 46(4): 1206-1215.DOI:
Influence of Regional Altitude on the Distribution of Cloud-to-ground Lightning Parameters
To further investigate the distribution characteristics of lightning parameters with altitude
and provide references for the design of lightning protection engineering and lightning risk assessment
the parameters such as frequency
polarity
amplitude of lightning current and gradient of wave front at different altitudes were analyzed by a mathematical statistics method based on the data monitored by lightning location system(LLS) in Hubei province from January 2007 to December 2017. The results show that the frequency of negative cloud-to-ground(CG) lightning and total CG lightning decreases linearly with increasing height
the frequency of CG lightning at the altitude of 2 700 m is about 1/3 that at 300 m
and the frequency of positive CG lightning roughly presents a trend of "V shape" with altitude
and a relative minimum occurs at the altitude of 800 m. At the altitude of 800~2 700 m
the proportion of positive CG lightning increases significantly with altitude
and the positive CG lightning ratio at 2 700 m is about 3.7 times that at 800 m. The amplitude of negative CG lightning and total CG lightning median current present a trend of roughly "V shape" with altitude
and when the altitude is 1 500 m
negative CG lightning and total CG lightning median current amplitude are relatively minimal. In the high mountains with altitude of 1 200~1 700 m
negative CG lightning and total CG lightning less than or equal to 20 kA have a higher proportion of the current amplitude
which is more than twice the altitude of 200 m. Over 1 500 m above sea level
the average ratio of lightning current amplitude larger than that of 100 kA is greater than that of low hill and plain area. The average gradient of wave front for positive CG lightning
negative CG lightning and total CG lightning decreases with natural logarithm as the height increases. According to the above research
the probability of counter attack caused by the large lightning current in the middle and high mountain areas above 1 500 m is higher than that in the hills and plains
while in the high mountain area of 1 200~1 700 m
the small lightning current is relatively high. Compared with the middle and high mountains
the lightning electromagnetic induction in the low hills and plains are relatively harmful.