Abstract: The final analysis is presented of a one-year measurement of the atmospheric electric elements at all isolated mountain site in Hawaii, where the environmental electrical properties are generally representative of the ...

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Abstract: The monitored atmospheric electric elements at Mauna Loa Observatory, Hawaii, have provided good evidence of a direct solar influence on some of the electric elements recorded at the mountain observatory. An analysis of ...

Abstract: The electrical conductivity of the atmosphere, monitored at sites remote from sources of anthropogenic aerosols, may be used to provide an index of the level of suspended particulates for the area representative of the ...

Abstract: The measurement of atmospheric electrical conductivity, ion density or mobility, by the aspiration method, may result in the undesired removal of ions within the air-intake system. A field experiment has been carried out ...

Abstract: A DC-6 research aircraft was struck by lightning on three occasions during a thunderstorm research project at Flagstaff, Ariz., in July 1967. Electric fields and meteorological parameters were measured and recorded. Similar ...

Abstract: Water droplets initially 2 µ in radius were held stationary for observation in an upward streaming cloud and were found to grow by accretion. The rate of increase in the radius of individual droplets was measured from 4 ...

Abstract: The atmospheric electrical conductivity was recorded during the 1967 global expedition of the research vessel Oceanographer. Seventy-five complete days of fair weather conductivity observations were obtained and compared ...

Abstract: Determinations were made of the rate of growth of a drop of water supported by an upward flow of a cloud whose free water content and droplet-radius distribution were measured. The water content was varied through a range ...