Costa Rica case
Figure 7 shows the Costa Rica case. Costa Rica can detect mostly for
predicted logarithmic reference transmission (to Costa Rica)
> -2.5 (Figure 7g). During night conditions (Figures 7d-e),
Costa Rica loses detection for strokes in much of eastern South America.
During those same night conditions, Peru gains detections in the far
more distant Australasia and Micronesia sector, where there are few
daytime detections (Figures 7a-b). All the quantitative outcomes of the
data for Costa Rica are summarized in Figure 7(g), and it indicates the
model is consistent with the Peru station’s detection/non-detection.