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Tag Archives: GOES R
Thunderstorm features through channel differencing in the GOES-R Proving Ground
J. Braun GOES-R ABI will have several channels in the window region from which channel difference products can be produced. Four channels, 8.5, 10.35, 11.2, and 12.3 µm can be differenced to produce a total of six difference images. In … Continue reading
Posted in Convection, GOES, GOES R, Severe Weather
Tagged ABI, channel differencing, GOES, GOES R, Ground, imagery, Proving, satellite, synthetic, thunderstorm
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GOES-R Proving Ground At the Great Lakes
Louie Grasso, Dan Lindsey, J. Braun GOES-R ABI will have several channels in the window region from which channel difference products can be produced. Three of the channels, 8.53, 11.02, and 12.03 µm are available from MODIS. From these three … Continue reading
Posted in GOES, GOES R, GOES-R Proving Ground, Lake Effects, MODIS
Tagged ABI, GOES, GOES R, Great Lakes, Ice, MODIS
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Synthetic imagery for model evaluation in the Proving Ground
Louie Grasso, Dan Lindsey, J. Braun Synthetic GOES-12 satellite imagery at 3.9 µm has been produced for a thunderstorm simulation. This event occurred on 27 June 2005 over the upper Midwest of the United States. Observations (Figure 1 – click … Continue reading
Posted in GOES, GOES R, GOES-R Proving Ground, Research
Tagged GOES, GOES R, Model, NWP, Proving Ground, Verification
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Proving Ground: Future GOES-R – Convective Initiation
Louie Grasso, Dan Lindsey and J. Braun GOES-R ABI will have several channels in the window region from which channel difference products can be produced. Four channels, 8.5, 10.35, 11.2, and 12.3 µm can be differenced to produce a total … Continue reading
Posted in Convection, GOES R, GOES-R Proving Ground, Severe Weather
Tagged ABI, Convective Initiation, GOES R, Proving Ground
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What Could Have Been…
(Click for larger view.) As many of you know (or may not know) the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) decided to drop plans for the development of the Hyperspectral Environmental Suite (HES) (aka. the Advanced Baseline Imager/Sounder) for the “next generation” of geostationary weather satellites … Continue reading
Posted in GOES, GOES R, Problems in Forecasting, Research, Satellites
Tagged GOES, GOES R, HES, hyperspectral environmental suite, meteorological forecasting, Meteorology, NOAA, NPOESS, NWS, POES, Satellites, weather satellites
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