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Akbari, M., Sheshyekani, K., Pirayesh, A., Rachidi, F., Paolone, M., Nucci, C. A., Borghetti, A., & Napolitano, F. (2012, September). A full-wave analysis of lightning-induced voltages on distribution lines considering the conductive coupling between the lightning channel and the grounding system [Paper]. International Conference on Lightning Protection (ICLP 2012), Vienna, Austria (5 pages). External link
Li, D., Paknahad, J., Rachidi, F., Rubinstein, M., Sheshyekani, K., Zhang, Q., & Wang, Z. (2015, August). Propagation effects on lightning magnetic fields over hilly and mountainous terrain [Paper]. IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC 2015), Dresden, Germany. External link
Sheshyekani, K., Sadeghi, S. H. H., Moini, R., & Rachidi, F. (2011). Frequency-domain analysis of ground electrodes buried in an ionized soil when subjected to surge currents: A MoM-AOM approach. Electric Power Systems Research, 81(2), 290-296. External link
Sheshyekani, K., Karami, H. R., Dehkhoda, P., Rachidi, F., Kazemi, R., Sadeghi, S. H. H., & Moini, R. (2011, June). A new method for the inclusion of frequency domain responses in time domain codes [Paper]. International Conference on Power Systems Transients (IPST 2011), Delft, Netherlands. External link
Sheshyekani, K., Rachidi, F., Sadeghi, S. H. H., Moini, R., & Paolone, M. (2009, June). Impact of Grounding Systems Frequency Dependency on Lightning Arresters Transient Response [Paper]. International Conference on Power Systems Transients (IPST 2009), Kyoto, Japan. External link
Sheshyekani, K., Paolone, M., Moini, R., Sadeghi, H., & Rachidi, F. (2008, April). Performance of Lightning Arresters Considering the Frequency-Dependence of the Grounding System: A MoM-AOM Approach [Paper]. 3rd International COST Symposium on Lightning Physics and Effects, Vienna, Austria. Unavailable