Publications de Abdenabi Mimouni

Electromagnetic Fields of a Lightning Return Stroke in Presence of a Stratified Ground

Farhad Rachidi-Haeri, Marcos Rubinstein, Abdenabi Mimouni

We present an analysis of the nearby electromagnetic fields generated by lightning discharges in the presence of a horizontally stratified, two-layer ground. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first time the effect of ground stratification on underg ...

Ieee-Inst Electrical Electronics Engineers Inc2014

Evaluation of Lightning-Induced Currents on Cables Buried in a Lossy Dispersive Ground

Mario Paolone, Farhad Rachidi-Haeri, Keyhan Sheshyekani, Abdenabi Mimouni

The paper discusses the effect of frequency dependence of soil electrical parameters (also called soil dispersion) on lightning currents induced on the shield of buried cables. To this aim, a full-wave approach based on the finite element method is used in ...

2014

Close-Range Lightning Electromagnetic Fields in Presence of a Stratified Ground

Farhad Rachidi-Haeri, Abdenabi Mimouni

2012

On the accuracy of approximate techniques for the evaluation of lightning electromagnetic fields along a mixed propagation path

Farhad Rachidi-Haeri, Marcos Rubinstein, Abdolhamid Shoory, Abdenabi Mimouni

In this paper we review simplified analytical expressions derived by Wait using the concept of attenuation function for the analysis of the propagation of lightning-radiated electromagnetic fields over a mixed propagation path (vertically stratified ground ...

2011

Validity of Simplified Approaches for the Evaluation of Lightning Electromagnetic Fields above a Horizontally Stratified Ground

Farhad Rachidi-Haeri, Abdenabi Mimouni, Abdolhamid Shoory

We review in this paper simplified analytical expressions derived by Wait using the concept of attenuation function for the analysis of the propagation of lightning radiated electromagnetic fields over a horizontally stratified ground. Considerations regar ...

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers2010

A finite-difference time-domain approach for the evaluation of electromagnetic fields radiated by lightning to tall structures

Farhad Rachidi-Haeri, Abdenabi Mimouni

2008

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Electromagnetic Fields of a Lightning Return Stroke in Presence of a Stratified Ground

Evaluation of Lightning-Induced Currents on Cables Buried in a Lossy Dispersive Ground

Close-Range Lightning Electromagnetic Fields in Presence of a Stratified Ground

On the accuracy of approximate techniques for the evaluation of lightning electromagnetic fields along a mixed propagation path

Validity of Simplified Approaches for the Evaluation of Lightning Electromagnetic Fields above a Horizontally Stratified Ground

Lightning Horizontal Electric Fields above a Two-Layer Ground

Vertical and Horizontal Components of the Electric Field Associated with Lightning Strikes to the Gaisberg Tower

Electromagnetic Fields Very Near to a Tall Tower Struck by Lightning: Influence of the Ground Conductivity

Electromagnetic Fields in the Immediate Vicinity of a Tower Struck by Lightning

A finite-difference time-domain approach for the evaluation of electromagnetic fields radiated by lightning to tall structures

Evaluation of Lightning-Induced Currents on Cables Buried in a Lossy Dispersive Ground

Electromagnetic Fields of a Lightning Return Stroke in Presence of a Stratified Ground

Close-Range Lightning Electromagnetic Fields in Presence of a Stratified Ground

On the accuracy of approximate techniques for the evaluation of lightning electromagnetic fields along a mixed propagation path

Validity of Simplified Approaches for the Evaluation of Lightning Electromagnetic Fields above a Horizontally Stratified Ground

Lightning Horizontal Electric Fields above a Two-Layer Ground

A finite-difference time-domain approach for the evaluation of electromagnetic fields radiated by lightning to tall structures

Vertical and Horizontal Components of the Electric Field Associated with Lightning Strikes to the Gaisberg Tower

Electromagnetic Fields in the Immediate Vicinity of a Tower Struck by Lightning

Electromagnetic Fields Very Near to a Tall Tower Struck by Lightning: Influence of the Ground Conductivity