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Citizen science "Thundercloud Project" -- multi-point radiation measurements of gamma-ray glows from accelerated electrons in thunderstorms

Enoto, Teruaki Tsurumi, Miwa Ikkatai, Yuko Wu, Ting Wang, Daohong Shinoda, Taro Nakazawa, Kazuhiro Tsuji, Naoki Diniz, Gabriel Kataoka, Jun Kamogawa, Masashi Takagaki, Toru Miyake, Shoko Morimoto, Takeshi Nakamura, Yoshitaka Tsuchiya, Harufumi 京都大学 DOI:10.22323/1.444.1607

2023.08.09

概要

It has been a long-standing question whether cosmic rays promote the triggering of lightning and how cosmic-ray air showers interact with the electric field of thunderclouds. The strong electric field in the thunderclouds accelerates electrons to the relativistic regime, of which seed electrons are thought to be supplied from cosmic-ray air shower. Such relativistic electrons emit bremsstrahlung photons in gamma rays, which have been detected by on-ground measurements called gamma-ray glows. Low-altitude winter thunderstorm in Japan provides an ideal environment for observations of gamma-ray glows. We newly launched the citizen science ``Thundercloud Project" to construct a multi-point radiation mapping campaign for glows from winter thunderstorms around Kanazawa, Japan. We developed a new handy radiation monitor and shipped about 60 detectors to citizen supporters. The radiation data are stored in the microSD cards in the detectors, and a part of them is remotely sent to the web server so that researchers and supporters can watch the real-time data. In addition, an automatic alert is sent to public Twitter from the server when a glow is detected. The purpose of this project is (1) to characterize the methodological condition of electron acceleration, (2) to investigate whether accelerated relativistic electrons can enhance the chance of the initiation of lightning discharges, and (3) to find a new way of the citizen science to join in the cutting edge science in the physics field. Here we report this growing citizen science project and examples of successful gamma-ray glow observations. Our first scientific result from this citizen science project was published in Tsurumi et al., GRL 2023, where we reported lightning discharges started in or near the electron acceleration site of a gamma-ray glow.

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Figure 1: Schematic view of the assumed mechanism of gamma-ray glows in a life cycle of thunderstorms.

Teruaki Enoto

Citizen science "Thundercloud Project"

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Figure 5: (Left) The energy spectrum of the environmental radiation background recorded by Cogamo ID 16

on 16 January 2021. Blue and red data indicate precipitation at around 10:20 JST and fair weather at around

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Figure 4: (Left) Example of a gamma-ray glow event detected by the Citizen Science Thunderclouds Project

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Teruaki Enoto

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Figure 6: Citizen Science Workshop “creating culture from lightning", an exchange event between citizen

supporters and the Thundercloud Project, held in Kanazawa on 9 July 2022. On the left is a photo of the

lecture, and on the right is an illustration of the discussion recorded by graphic recording.

Teruaki Enoto

Citizen science "Thundercloud Project"

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