'Geostationary operational environmental satellite' diaporamas de présentation

Image Interpretation for Weather Analysis

Image Interpretation for Weather Analysis. Part I 29 October 2009 Dr. Steve Decker. Two Kinds. Polar Orbiting Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite (POES) NOAA-17 (2002), NOAA-18 (2005), NOAA-19 (2009) MetOp-A (2006) Two in operation at one time 2:00 and 7:30 Geostationary

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Image Interpretation for Weather Analysis

Image Interpretation for Weather Analysis. Part I 11 November 2008 Dr. Steve Decker. Two Kinds. Polar Orbiting Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite (POES) NOAA-18 (2005) Two in operation at one time 2:00 and 7:30 Geostationary

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Remote Sensing:

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Weather Forecasting for Radio Astronomy

Weather Forecasting for Radio Astronomy. Part I: The Mechanics and Physics. Ronald J Maddalena August 1, 2008. Outline. Part I Background -- research inspirations and aspirations Vertical weather profiles Description Bufkit files Atmospheric physics used in cm- and mm-wave forecasting

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Remote Sensing of Snow

Remote Sensing of Snow. Presented to: ENSC 454/654 Presented by: Jinjun Tong Date: January 22, 2009. Outline. Fundamentals of remote sensing Satellites and sensors Application of remote sensing Remotely sensed snow distribution in the Quesnel River Basin (QRB).

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Atmospheric Remote Sensing

Atmospheric Remote Sensing. Weather Forecasting. Cannot exist without telecommunications Most fundamental ideas are very recent. No Weather Forecasting.

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Flash Flood Events associated with Northeastern Cutoff Cyclones

Flash Flood Events associated with Northeastern Cutoff Cyclones. Derek V. Mallia and Nicholas D. Metz University at Albany Department of Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences 35 th Northeast Storms Conference, Saratoga Springs, NY 7 March 2010. Outline:. Methodology

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The Effects of the Atmosphere and Weather on Radio Astronomy Observations

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The Effects of the Atmosphere and Weather on Radio Astronomy Observations

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Rapid Intensification of Hurricanes

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Contents

Contents. The Project. Introduction. SMART 1:. XSM DCIXS. GOES. Preliminary Results. Questions. The Project.

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The Precipitation Ladder

The Precipitation Ladder http://www.islandnet.com/~see/weather/elements/makerain.htm http://www.islandnet.com/~see/weather/elements/makerain.htm Cloud Droplets and Raindrops More in Lab 7 later today BTW, GOES = Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite Cloud Droplets and Raindrops

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Lecture 6 (10/14) METR 1111

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SeaSpace Terascan GOES Multispectral Animations

SeaSpace Terascan GOES Multispectral Animations. GOES System Talent Team. Micheal Cobb Elizabeth City State University. Kathryne Burton Elizabeth City State University. Andrew Brumfield Technical Mentor Elizabeth City State University. James Headen Elizabeth City State University.

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Tornadoes

Tornadoes. NSSL/SPC . Tornado Facts. A tornado is a rotating column of air attached to a thunderstorm that comes in contact with the ground. The most violent of all atmospheric events is the tornado. On average, 800 to 1000 tornadoes occur in the U.S. each year.

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SPACECRAFT

SPACECRAFT. What is a Spacecraft?. Create a list with student ideas. Space Shuttle Launch. Satellite. GOES-11 Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite takes thermal pictures of the Earth. Courtesy of: www.google.com and goes.gsfc.nasa.gov. Rocket.

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GOES Cloud Products and Cloud Studies

GOES Cloud Products and Cloud Studies. Anthony J. Schreiner 1 , Timothy J. Schmit 2 , W. Paul Menzel 2 , Jun Li 1 , James A. Jung 1 , Steven A. Ackerman 1 , Wayne F. Feltz 1 , Robert M. Aune 2

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GOES-R ABI New Product Development

GOES Users Conference. GOES-R ABI New Product Development. Donald W. Hillger NOAA/NESDIS, SaTellite Applications and Research (STAR) Regional And Mesoscale Meteorology Branch (RAMMB) Fort Collins CO 80523-1375 E-mail: hillger@cira.colostate.edu. Abstract

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Monitoring NDVI with MSG SEVIRI Peter Romanov 1 , Hui Xu 2 , Dan Tarpley 3

cloud. cloud. NDVI map. NDVI map. MSG weekly MSG daily AVHRR weekly AVHRR weekly (running average). cloud. cloud. NDVI map. NDVI map. Weekly max NDVI composite averaged within 1x1 deg area. NOAA-18 AVHRR (derived from 16 km GVIx). MSG SEVIRI

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