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1-Minute GOES Imagery over Colorado Severe Storms
On 6 June 2012, GOES-15 SRSO was called, meaning intermittent 1-minute scans would be collected over a mesoscale sector centered in eastern Colorado. The Storm Prediction Center had a slight risk of severe storms over the region, and by late … Continue reading
Posted in Aviation Weather, Convection, GOES, GOES R, Satellites, Severe Weather, Tornadoes, Turbulence
Tagged Colorado Severe Storms, DCVZ, GOES, SRSO
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GOES-R ABI smoke imagery for the Proving Ground
J. Braun, Louis Grasso and Don Hillger GOES-R ABI will have the ability to produce imagery at 0.47 µm (blue) and at 0.67 µm (red). Although GOES-R will be unable to produce any images at 0.555 µm (green), color imagery … Continue reading
Posted in Fire Weather, GOES, GOES R, GOES-R Proving Ground, Visibility
Tagged ABI, detection, GOES, GOES R, smoke, wildfire
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Proving Ground: GOES-R ABI color imagery
J. Braun, Louie Grasso and Don Hillger When GOES-R becomes operational, one new capability that no other GOES satellite has had to date is the ability to produce geostationary color imagery. As a result, satellite detection of pollution and/or thin … Continue reading
Posted in GOES, GOES R, GOES-R Proving Ground, Satellites
Tagged ABI, color, GOES, GOES R, imagery, Proving Ground
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GOES-11 Longwave channel difference for liquid water
J. Braun, Louie Grasso and Dan Lindsey Figure 1: GOES-11 (0.67) µm image for 24 February 2010. (click image for larger view) GOES-11 has two channels in the window region from which a channel difference can be produced. One channel … Continue reading
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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