About Me

Wayan Suparta (born in Klungkung, Bali, Indonesia) is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Space Science (ANGKASA), Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. Position: Associate Professor (2012 - present), UKM Senior Lecturer (July 2008 - March 2012), UKM Post Doctoral Fellow (2007-2008), UKM Lecturer (2000-2004), Legenda College Group, Malaysia Teacher (1997-2000) at SMUK Santo Aloysius, Bandung, Indonesia Teacher (1994-1997) at SMUK Cor Jesu, Malang, Indonesia Research Area/Interest (Applied & Basic Research): GPS Meteorology Space Meteorology and Aerospace Sciences Electronic Communications (Remote Sensing) Climate Change Sciences Research Field: Atmospheric Sciences Environmental Sciences Applied Science & Technology Engineering Sciences Solar-Terrestrial Physics Space Science Education   Details of his brief biodata can be read HERE.   Wold wide Lightning Location network (WWLLN) University of Washington in Seattle operating a network of lightning location sensors at VLF (3-30 kHz). Most ground-based observations in the VLF band are dominated by impulsive signals from lightning discharges called “sferics”. Significant radiated electromagnetic power exists from a few hertz to several hundred megahertz, with the bulk of the energy radiated at VLF.

He waiting for interesting collaboration Campaign field 2009/2010 Ross Island experiment

A smile in front a new NIPR container at Husafell, Iceland (Arctic 2009)