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Luminosity Characteristics of CN Tower Lightning Flash Components (I. Sra, A. M. Hussein, P. Liatos, Ryerson University) SECONDARY_TEXT retrieval pending

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QUOTE `{}`	The CN Tower usually receives several dozens of lightning flashes yearly, due to its tall altitude. However, the lightning ground flash density in Toronto is about two [Hussein et al., 2010a]. A grounded tall structure produces relativel...
QUOTE `{}`	seventeen flashes in 2014, out of which thirteen struck the tower on Sept. 5, 2014 within 111.4 min, resulting in, on average, a flash to the tower every 9 min and 17 s

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