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4:40 pm EST Wednesday November 16th ABI 4:40 pm EST Wednesday November 16th

A History of GOES “Weather” Satellites The focus of this Short Course is to describe the advancements with the GOES-R series

Why GOES-R ? The GOES-R series (R,S,T & U) will provide BIG improvements in the detection and monitoring of phenomena that impacts public safety, protection of property, and our Nation’s economic health and prosperity. ABI GLM Lightning Mapping Visible & IR Imagery SEISS and MAG EXIS and SUVI Improves hurricane track & intensity forecasts Increases thunderstorm & tornado warning lead time Improves aviation flight route planning Data for long-term climate variability studies Improved air quality warnings and alerts Improves hurricane track & intensity forecasts Increases thunderstorm & tornado warning lead time Improves aviation flight route planning Data for long-term climate variability studies Improved air quality warnings and alerts Space Weather Solar Imaging Improves solar flare warnings for communications and navigation disruptions More accurate monitoring of energetic particles responsible for radiation hazards to humans and spacecraft Better monitoring of Coronal Mass Ejections to improve geomagnetic storm forecasting 3

Future vs. Current Spectral Bands The current GOES (right) has 5 spectral bands, while the GOES-R series ABI (left) will have 16 spectral bands.

4:40 pm EST Wednesday November 16th ABI 4:40 pm EST Wednesday November 16th