As part of NOAA’s Hazardous Weather Testbed Spring Experiment at the Storm Prediction Center, CIRA is delivering 3 synthetic imagery products to be evaluated in the Experimental Warning Portion of the experiment in their AWIPS-II system: 6.95 micrometers, 10.35 micrometers, and the 10.35 – 12.3 micrometer difference product. Chris Siewert is hosting a separate blog and regularly adding posts with details on how the products are being evaluated. Those entries can be found here: http://goesrhwt.blogspot.com/search/label/Simulated%20Satellite%20Imagery
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Recent Posts
- Different ways to see snow with GOES-16 imagery & RGBs – by Ed Szoke & Dan Bikos
- Can GLM Total Lightning help with warning for non-supercell (landspout) tornadoes? A case from Iowa on 29 May 2019.
- Blowing Dust associated with 10-11 April 2019 Central US Strong Cyclone
- Rapid ice cover development over the eastern Great Lakes in late January 2019
- Daytime fog over snow in Wyoming on 21 November 2018
Recent Comments
- Scott Bachmeier on Himawari imagery of 924 mb low in the Pacific
- Göğüs Küçültme on A look at the 16 Jan 2014 dust storm in eastern Colorado using VIIRS imagery
- Scott Bachmeier on An even stronger cold front and even more blowing dust – 18 March 2014
- Scott Lindstrom on Fog and Low Clouds in Eastern Colorado as seen with GeoColor and Day Night Band NPP VIIRS imagery on 20 Dec 2013
- Steve Miller on Comparison of CIRA Dust Products for 27 Feb 2011 Eastern NM/West TX dust storm
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