Lightning Detection Networks is a specialized geophysical monitoring infrastructure that belongs to the class of environmental observation systems, distinguished by its configuration of spatially distributed sensors designed to detect, locate, and characterize lightning discharges within clouds and between clouds and ground through the analysis of electromagnetic signals.
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