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Address List

A list of addresses (e-mail, postal mail, phone and FAX) for many AE scientists. This list was collected from the abstract volumes for AGU Fall Meetings and others. Please check your own entry and e-mail any corrections to me.

Atmospheric Electricity Bibliography

This is my personal list of references on atmospheric electricity and charge microphysics. The list has over 1000 entries, and about half have links to the reference's abstract.

ICAE HomePage

The 14^th International Conference on Atmospheric Electricity will be held August 8–12, 2011 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The web page is here.

Newsletter on Atmospheric Electricity

Fall 2010 (PDF)

Spring 2010 (PDF)

Fall 2009 (PDF)

Textbook

The Electrical Nature of Storms
The most recent survey textbook for Atmospheric Electricity, by MacGorman and Rust (errata list here).

Journal Related

• AGU Editor's Choice HomePage Including the monthly, electronic journal on Atmospheric Electricity

• AGU publications in press
  Contents and Abstracts of Recent AGU Journals

• AMS journals on line
  Search past journals or click on "Current Issues" to see the contents and abstracts of current issues on line.

Other places of interest on the Web

• NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center
  Lightning and Atmospheric Electricity research at NASA/MSFC's Global Hydrology and Climate Center, including images from LIS/TRMM.

• Langmuir Laboratory
  Thunderstorm research at The Langmuir Laboratory for Atmospheric Research, in the Magdalena Mountains of central New Mexico.

• FORTE program at Los Alamos
  Los Alamos and Sandia operate a satellite called FORTE (Fast On-orbit Recording of Transient Events), an advanced radio frequency impulse detection and characterization experiment. Emphasis is on the measurement of electromagnetic pulses, primarily due to lightning, within a noise environment dominated by continuous wave carriers, such as TV and FM stations. Optical sensors will augment the RF system in characterizing lightning events.

• The University of Florida
  Triggered lightning research by the electromagnetics groups at UF.

• CSU Radar Meteorology Research Group
  

• Mississippi State University's High Voltage Lab
  

• Ohio State University's High Voltage Lab
  

• FMA Research
  See the current state of sprite research and lots of sprite pictures.

• Global Circuit Home Page
  The Global Circuit Home Page at the Univ. of Houston.

• Vaisala: Vaisala is the owner and operator of the National Lightning Detection Network (NLDN). See their weather measurement products here.

• The National Lightning Safety Institute
  The National Lightning Safety Institute (NLSI) is a non-profit group involved with consulting engineering, education, and research activities relating to the lightning hazard.

Societies

• The American Geophysical Union
• The American Institute of Physics
• The American Meteorological Society
• The American Physical Society

U.S. Government and National Lab sites

• National Science Foundation World Wide Web Server
• National Weather Service
• National Severe Storms Lab

Miscellany

• San Francisco Transit Info