Preliminary flight tests with a F-106B aircraft were made on the periphery of isolated thunder cells using weather radar support. In addition to storm hazards correlation research, a direct-strike lightning measurement experiment and an atmospheric chemistry experiment were conducted. Two flights were made to close proximity to lightning generating cumulonimbus clouds; however, no direct lightning strikes were experienced. Although no discernible lightning transients were recorded, many operational techniques were identified and established
An experiment designed to observe and measure a thunderstorm prior to, during, and after its develop...
The goal of the F106B Thunderstorm Research Program is to characterize the lightning environment for...
Severe storm aircraft measurements are documented, as well as the instrumentation and operational fe...
A highly instrumented NASA F-106B aircraft, modified for the storm hazards mission and protected aga...
As part of the NASA Langley Research Center Storm Hazards Program, 69 thunderstorm pentrations were ...
As part of the NASA Langley Research Center Storm Hazards Program, 241 thunderstorm penetrations wer...
Data are presented on loads and motions of a NASA F-106B airplane flying inside thunderstorms. No si...
During the Storm Hazards Experiment 1982, the Goddard Space Flight Center monitored radiation from l...
Ground-based data collected on lightning monitoring equipment operated by Goddard Space Flight Cente...
The results of the inspection and analysis of two F-106A aircraft that were struck by separate light...
The NASA F-106 collected data on the rates of change of electromagnetic parameters on the aircraft s...
Data from an airborne lightning locator system and data relating to storm intensity obtained by grou...
Data waveforms are presented which were obtained during the 1983 direct strike lightning tests utili...
Data waveforms obtained during the 1981 direct strike lightning tests, utilizing the NASA F-106B air...
Data waveforms are presented which were obtained during the 1984 direct-strike lightning tests utili...
An experiment designed to observe and measure a thunderstorm prior to, during, and after its develop...
The goal of the F106B Thunderstorm Research Program is to characterize the lightning environment for...
Severe storm aircraft measurements are documented, as well as the instrumentation and operational fe...
A highly instrumented NASA F-106B aircraft, modified for the storm hazards mission and protected aga...
As part of the NASA Langley Research Center Storm Hazards Program, 69 thunderstorm pentrations were ...
As part of the NASA Langley Research Center Storm Hazards Program, 241 thunderstorm penetrations wer...
Data are presented on loads and motions of a NASA F-106B airplane flying inside thunderstorms. No si...
During the Storm Hazards Experiment 1982, the Goddard Space Flight Center monitored radiation from l...
Ground-based data collected on lightning monitoring equipment operated by Goddard Space Flight Cente...
The results of the inspection and analysis of two F-106A aircraft that were struck by separate light...
The NASA F-106 collected data on the rates of change of electromagnetic parameters on the aircraft s...
Data from an airborne lightning locator system and data relating to storm intensity obtained by grou...
Data waveforms are presented which were obtained during the 1983 direct strike lightning tests utili...
Data waveforms obtained during the 1981 direct strike lightning tests, utilizing the NASA F-106B air...
Data waveforms are presented which were obtained during the 1984 direct-strike lightning tests utili...
An experiment designed to observe and measure a thunderstorm prior to, during, and after its develop...
The goal of the F106B Thunderstorm Research Program is to characterize the lightning environment for...
Severe storm aircraft measurements are documented, as well as the instrumentation and operational fe...