GTRI News & Features
07.10.26
Georgia Tech Lightning Mapping Array Helps Protect World Cup Visitors
A lightning tracking system operated by the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) provided weather forecasters with information to help protect visitors at World Cup events in Atlanta.
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