TSN Workshop, Juni 2022 - Takeaway

Untenstehend einige Links des TSN-Workshops vom 220611:

Vortrag Keul, Kaltenberger:

ZAMG, ÖGM, Wetter und leben, online:

https://data.ccca.ac.at/en/dataset?q=Wetter+und+Leben

Literaturauswahl zu seltenen Wetterphänomenen:

Minnaert, M. & Erbel-Zappe, R. Licht und Farbe in der Natur. Verlag Birkhäuser, 1992
Exner, F. M. & J. M. Pernter, J.M. Meteorologische Optik. Wilhelm Braumüller, 1922
Corliss, W.R. Rare halos, mirages, anomalous rainbows and related electromagnetic phenomena: A catalogue of geophysical anomalies. Glen Arm, 1984
Hamblyn, R. Extraordinary Clouds. David & Charles Limited, 2009
Hamblyn, R. : Extraordinary Weather. David & Charles Limited, 2012
Maunder, M.: Lights in the Sky: Identifying and Understanding Astronomical and Meteorological Phenomena, Springer, London, 2007
Robinson, J.F.: Ghost Lights, Spook Lights, Will-O'- Wisps and Friends: A Directory, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2013
https://www.meteoros.de

Literaturauswahl österreichische Publikationen zum Kugelblitz:

Keul, A.G. (1980). Kugelblitze. Wetter und Leben 32, 167-180.
Keul, A.G. (1981). Ball lightning reports. Naturwissenschaften 68, 134-136.
Keul, A.G. (1992). Possible ball lightning colour photograph from Sankt Gallenkirch, Vorarlberg, Austria. The International Journal of Meteorology 17, 73-82.
Keul, A.G. & Stummer, O. (2002). Comparative analysis of 405 Central European ball lightning cases. The International Journal of Meteorology 27, 385-393.
Keul, A.G. (2004). A possible ball lightning webcam record from Zwoenitz, Germany. The International Journal of Meteorology 29, 168-173.
Keul, A.G., Sauseng, P. & Diendorfer, G. (2008). Ball lightning - an electromagnetic hallucination?, The International Journal of Meteorology 33, 89-95.
Keul, A.G. & Diendorfer, G. (2018). Assessment of ball lightning cases by correlated LLS data. 34th International Conference on Lightning Protection, Rzeszow, Poland, 2–7 September 2018.
Keul, A.G. (2021). A brief history of ball lightning observations by scientists and trained professionals. History of Geo- and Space Sciences, 12, 43-56.
Stephan, K.D., Sonnenfeld, R. & Keul, A.G. (in press). First results from correlating Internet-collected ball lightning case studies with lightning location network data. Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics.