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Smoke visibility with VIIRS

Smoke visibility with VIIRS. Whitewater - Baldy Complex Fire, New Mexico, 29 May 2012 Curtis Seaman. 20:23 UTC 29 May 2012 M-01 (0.412 μ m) . 20:23 UTC 29 May 2012 M-02 (0.445 μ m) . 20:23 UTC 29 May 2012 M-03 (0.488 μ m) BLUE. 20:23 UTC 29 May 2012 M-04 (0.555 μ m) GREEN.

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Smoke visibility with VIIRS

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  1. Smoke visibility with VIIRS Whitewater - Baldy Complex Fire, New Mexico, 29 May 2012 Curtis Seaman

  2. 20:23 UTC 29 May 2012 M-01 (0.412 μm)

  3. 20:23 UTC 29 May 2012 M-02 (0.445 μm)

  4. 20:23 UTC 29 May 2012 M-03 (0.488 μm) BLUE

  5. 20:23 UTC 29 May 2012 M-04 (0.555 μm) GREEN

  6. 20:23 UTC 29 May 2012 M-05 (0.672 μm) RED

  7. Summary • Smoke plume is arguably the most noticeable in channel M-02 • the smoke may be brighter in M-01, but so is the surface – meaning less contrast • Smoke much more visible in channel M-03 (blue band) than in M-05 (red band) • Smoke plume is almost invisible in M-05 over West Texas

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