1 Correlated High Speed Video, Medium Range E-Field, and B-field observations of Sprites Takeshi Kammae, H.C. Stenbaek-Nielsen Geophysical Institute, University.

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1 Correlated High Speed Video, Medium Range E-Field, and B-field observations of Sprites Takeshi Kammae, H.C. Stenbaek-Nielsen Geophysical Institute, University of Alaska Matthew G. McHarg Space Physics & Atmospheric Research Center and Physics Dept., US Air Force Academy AE14A-02 (16:15) Steven A. Cummer, Gaopeng Lu, & Jingbo Li Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, Duke University William W. Hager Department of Mathematics, University of Florida R. K. Haaland Physics and Engineering Dept. Ft. Lewis College Richard Sonnenfeld Department of Physics and Langmuir Laboratory, New Mexico Tech

2 (Some) Prior Work  Sprites associated with large +CG flashes (Boccippio et al., Science 1995)  Brightness proportional to current, driven by field (Pasko, et al., JGR 1997)  Sprites delayed up to 120 ms from parent flash (Li, Cummer, et al., JGR 2008)  VLF (B-field) measurements see effect from sprite itself in ~10% of cases (Cummer, Inan et al., GRL 1998) AE14A-02

3 Goals Measure time between lightning flash and sprite initiation. Correlate E-field and B-field. Look for current signature of sprite in Electric field records. Look for electrostatic signature of sprite. AE14A-02

4 Langmuir Electric field Array Network of eight field-change stations

5 Langmuir Electric field Array GPS disciplined timing Digitize with three different sensitivities. Sample period is 20 microsec. 10 mV/m < E < 400 kV/m

6 7/15/10 7:06: UT Sprite “A” Closest...

7 Sprite “A”

8 Time Delays from first Field change to first light Parent Flash Information 7/13/10 6:03: kA 7/15/10 5:22: kA B 5:27: kA 5:32: kA 5:45: kA 5:55: kA 6:41: kA 7:00: kA A 7:06: kA Time Delay (ms) <

9 No evidence of sprite in E-field Sprite “A”

10 No evidence of sprite in E-field Sprite “A” Model suggests I < 3 kA

11 7/15/10 5:27: UT Sprite “B” D=470 km

12 Sprite “B”: Clear sprite signature in E

13 Sprite “B”: E-field signature

14 Sprite “B”: E-field signature Waveform highly reproducible. Thus not a nearby flash (or a cow).

15 Sprite “B”: EM signature

16 B and E both show sprite effect Sprite “B”: EM signature

17 B = E/c distance dependence ~1/r Return stroke in B has ionospheric bounce

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20 Conclusions Clear sprite E-field signature in 1 of 9 sprite flashes. E-field and B-field signatures similar. E-field effects look proportional to current. No electrostatic effects observed. All sprites were “prompt” (delays < 5 millisec). Distance dependence of E and B is 1/r. B = E/c as expected. AE14A-02

21 Event “A” Propagation time consistent w/ location to 150 km.

22 Instrumentation Description Telescopic video (Phantom7) Langmuir Electric Field-change array Duke VLF facility National Lightning Detection Network Time Resolution