Sample GOES-O T/V test data

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Sample GOES-O T/V test data Data used only for verifying the new GVAR format (to support the improved band 6, 13.3 um FOV size) and to test ingestors, not the quality of GOES-O data (e.g., data not calibrated) Data from the SPS and McIDAS have different enhancements applied and the sub-sampling of the data displayed. Web page: http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/goes/goes14_blog/ 05-March-2008 Tim Schmit (ORA/STAR) and the SSEC Madison, WI SPS = Sensor Processing Subsystem T/V= thermal Vacuum

SW Window -- Data from SPS

SW Window -- Data via SSEC McIDAS Updated Ingestor

“Water vapor” band -- Data from SPS

“Water vapor” band -- Data via SSEC McIDAS Updated Ingestor

IR window -- Data from SPS

IR window -- Data via SSEC McIDAS Updated Ingestor

CO2 band -- Data from SPS

CO2 band -- Data via SSEC McIDAS Updated Ingestor

IR window -- High Magnification -- Data from SPS

CO2 band -- High Magnification -- Data from SPS (Note same IGFOV size as band 4)

IR window -- Data via SSEC McIDAS Updated Ingestor

CO2 band -- Data via SSEC McIDAS Updated Ingestor (Note same IGFOV size as band 4)

Improved Spatial Resolution of the 13.3 um on the GOES-O Imager

Poorer Spatial Resolution of the 13.3 um on the GOES-12/13 Imagers

Thanks Special thanks to NOAA NESDIS OSO, NORTEL. ITT Industries and NGS. This includes, but is not limited to: Keith Mckenzie, Shahram Tehranian, Pong Yu, Harold Minus, Anand Swaroop, Brian Hughes, etc. The views, opinions, and findings contained in this report are those of the author(s) and should not be construed as an official National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration or U.S. Government position, policy, or decision.