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Slide: 1 APPLICATIONS OF METEOSAT SECOND GENERATION (MSG) RGB COMPOSITES WITH CHANNELS AND THEIR INTERPRETATION Authors:J. Kerkmann, HP. Roesli, G. Bridge & M. König (EUMETSAT) Contributors:D. Rosenfeld (Israel), M. Setvak (CZ), E. De Coning (RSA), A. Eronn (Sweden), K. Kollath (Hungary), H. Kocak (Turkey), J. Schipper (Austria), V. Nietosvaara (Finland), S. Gallino (Italy), P. Santurette (France), C. Georgiev (Bulgaria)...

Slide: 2 Recommended Range and Enhancement: BeamChannelRangeGamma RedIR IR … +2 K1.0 GreenIR IR8.7-4 … +5 K1.0 BlueIR … +303 K1.0 RGB 10-09, 09-07, 09 (“24-hour Ash Microphysics") devised by: J. Kerkmann

Slide: 3 Ch.10 -Ch.09 Ch.09 -Ch.07 Ch.09 MSG-1, 25 November 2005, 09:00 UTC RGB Composite 10-09, 09-07, 09

Slide: 4 Example: Volcanic Ash MSG-1, 25 November 2005, 09:00 UTC

Slide: 5 MSG-1, 24 November 2006, 12:00 UTC Example: Volcanic Ash

Slide: 6 Example: Volcanic SO2 MSG-1, 10 May 2004, 06:00 UTC

Slide: 7 Example: Volcanic SO2 MSG-1, 28 November 2006, 11:45 UTC

Slide: 8 Example: SO2 Plume from Mount Etna 29 March 2007 Met-8 SEVIRI, 11:45 UTC Aqua, AIRS, 11:47 UTC Ash RGB composite SO2 retrieval (F. Prata)

Slide: 9 Unusual colours because of: 21 May 2006, 06:00 UTC high viewing angle (limb cooling) Lesser Antilles Venezuela

Slide: 10 RGB 24-hour Ash Microphysics Global View MSG-1 25 November :00 UTC

Slide: 11 RGB 24-hours Ash Microphysics Interpretation of Colours Cold, thick, high-level clouds Thin Cirrus clouds Contrails Volcanic SO2 cloudsVolcanic Ash clouds