SHAVE students are currently working to compile the data for each particular day, but here is the summary of SHAVE data collected in each network (using a range of roughly ~200km from center) so far for the experiment:
The range was expanded for SHAVE data collection so the status of storms entering / leaving the official network area (e.g., “lightning jump range”) could be known.
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Summary of data collection June 2012- current:
1-2 June 2012: DCLMA, 1800-0000 UTC; WTLMA/OKLMA, 2300-0200 UTC
2-3 June 2012: COLMA, 2000-2300 UTC; OKLMA/WTLMA, 2300-0800 UTC
3-4 June 2012: NALMA, 0300-0600 UTC; OKLMA/WTLMA, 0100-0400 UTC; DCLMA 2300-0100 UTC
4-5 June 2012: WTLMA/OKLMA, 2100-0300 UTC
6 June 2012: COLMA, 2300-0300 UTC (questionable range); WTLMA, 1300-0000 UTC
7-8 June 2012: COLMA, 2200-0500 UTC
10-11 June 2012: FL-LDAR, 0000-0100 UTC
11-12 June 2012: NALMA, 2200-0100 UTC; OKLMA 0200-0600 UTC (questionable range)
12-13 June 2012: WTLMA, 0100-0800 UTC
14-15 June 2012: WTLMA, 2300-0400 UTC;
15-16 June 2012: WTLMA, 0200-0800 UTC; COLMA, 1900-0200 UTC
16-17 June 2012: WTLMA/OKLMA, 2100-0400 UTC (late might be at questionable range)
22-23 June 2012: DCLMA, 1900-0100 UTC; COLMA, 0100-0300 UTC
24-25 June 2012: FL-LDAR, 0000-0400; DCLMA, 1900-2000 & 0300-0500 UTC
25 June 2012: DCLMA, 1600-1800 UTC
27 June 2012: COLMA, 2100-2300 UTC
28-29 June 2012: DCLMA, 2300-0900 UTC
29-30 June 2012: DCLMA, 2300-0400 UTC
30 June 2012: DCLMA, 2200-0100 UTC
1-2 July 2012: NALMA, 1900-0200 UTC
2 July 2012: NALMA, 2200-0000UTC, possibly out of range, over OHX forecast office.
3 July 2012: DCLMA, 2200-0100 UTC
4-5 July 2012: DCLMA, 2000-0800 UTC,
5-6 July 2012: NALMA 2000-0500 UTC, DCLMA 2200-0000 UTC
6 July 2012: NALMA, 1800-2000 UTC, SHAVE data collected
8-9 July 2012: DCLMA, 1800-0500 UTC