Figure 5 Lightning density in Rutsiro district from 2011 to 2016
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TABLE I. FATALITIES OF SEVERAL REPRESENTATIVE COUNTRIES This paper describes the specificities of both sites including data concerning the climate, the weather conditions and the geographical singularities. It also showcases the products installed and their functionalities. The acquired preliminary results are discussed, so it is possible to assess the lighting risk for the local human beings. Fig. 1. Map view of the country and the district Fig. 2. Satellite view of the district Fig. 6. Lightning hazard map of Rutsiro according to the poll - Ae Fe WELUIITE LS AY AES: (1) Storm leaving; (2) Antenna; (3) Signal; (4) Storm detector; (5) Signal goes from | to 0; (6) Text message sent His. 0. OO ls dpplrodeiliiing (1) Storm approaching; (2) Antenna; (3) Signal; (4) Storm detector; (5) Signal goes from 0 to 1; (6) Text message sent ‘ig.11 Graph of the number of storms per months in 2017-2018 The sites are yet to be 100% reliable as it still suffers from technical difficulties. In spite the great distance separating it from INDELEC’s offices, some automatic processes implemented is helping in troubleshooting the whole system as the main local power are not very stable. In some years, when data will be sufficiently trustable, we would be able to draw conclusions and act upon it.
