Sentence examples for a lightning detection system from inspiring English sources
Like many golf courses, Tanglewood has a lightning detection system, and he said he consults a meteorologist in Albany when the skies darken.
The BWER has been noted on radar imagery of severe thunderstorms since 1973 and has a lightning detection system equivalent known as a lightning hole.
For three 1-hour time intervals we have the information on regional lighting strokes from the lightning detection system (timing, location, intensity and type of a stroke) purchased from the Japan Lightning Detection Network operated by Franklin Japan Co., Ltd.
Although for most of them we do not have information from the lightning detection system, the morphological features of these pulses evidence that they have been produced by lightning strokes.
The sporadic appearance of the freezing conditions in the Eyjafjallajökull plume suggest that plume monitoring based on lightning detection systems that predominately detect high-current (or extensive) discharges, such as ATDnet, could fail to locate volcanic plumes during periods of unfavourable meteorological and/or volcanologicalconditions.
Two lightning detection systems were in use during the eruption: a long range, very low frequency lightning location network, ATDnet (operated by the UK Met Office), and a VHF lightning mapping array (LMA) for the detection of local lightning discharges.
Lightning is so common in the rainy months from June to September that it routinely delays sports events, sets wildfires and has prompted cities, schools and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to invest in lightning detection systems that can warn of approaching strikes to protect both life and space shuttle launchings.
WFTX reports that the Lee County School District is also considering implementing permanent lightning detection systems in their high schools.
Even though this region does not have a lightning detection network, we visually observed and noted whether lightning was CG or Intra Cloud (IC).
As a complement to radar and satellite imagery, lightning-detection systems help the Forest Service and electric utilities monitor the likely locations of forest fires and power outages.
