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Lightning Spectroscopy Thomas Walker Hugh Christian Dave Sentman

Spectral Information Phantom v710 5 Angstroms/pixel dispersion 670k fps 5 Angstroms/pixel dispersion Natural and Triggered Lightning at ICLRT

Spectrometer Design

Sample Spectra

Cu Hα Channel Base Current (A) Wavelength (Å)

TIME

Triggered Lightning Natural Videos Triggered Lightning Natural

670,000 fps triggered return stroke

670,000 fps natural return stroke

Physical Properties Temperature Number Density Luminosity Confinement Ratios of Lines (M. Prueitt and R. Orville) Number Density FWHM H-alpha Ratio of Intensities of Singly Ionized lines to Neutral Lines of the same species Luminosity Integrating over the entire spectrum Confinement Conductivity

Hydrostatic Equilibrium Magnetic Confinement Ampere’s Law Hydrostatic Equilibrium These equations in conjunction with Ideal Gas Law yields:

Conductivity Ohm’s Law Langevin Equation Using these equations along with the collisional frequency it can be shown that the conductivity is: Λ is a function of Temperature and weakly number density

High Speed Spectroscopy – what next? Continue to probe the lightning physics time resolved full gas dynamical model measure peak temperature, density and luminosity Using synthetic spectra, identify spectral anomalies

High Speed Spectroscopy – what next? Why is H alpha so strong Is Local Thermal Dynamic Equilibrium always in play? Does the axial electric filed affect electron energy and hence the spectra? Determine the physical characteristics of the leader including the electric field in front of the leader Determine the physical characteristics of intercloud lightning How do the energetics compare? what is the channel diameter, temperature and density? Measure the spectra of the cooling channel identify molecular species as it cools – Nox Remotely detect inner shell processes Auger emissions May help determine when high energy electrons are being emitted inside the cloud Remotely estimate lightning currents as a function of time? Use in conjunction with the HAMMA array to intercompare estimates Calculate total lighting energetics Implications for GLM