Clouds Ice cloud detection using the 8.7  m channel: areas of ice clouds (in particular thin cirrus) are red (positive difference), clear ground and water.

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Clouds Ice cloud detection using the 8.7  m channel: areas of ice clouds (in particular thin cirrus) are red (positive difference), clear ground and water clouds show up as blue shades (negative difference). MSG-1, 5 Jun 2003, 12:00, ch difference MSG-1, 5 Jun 2003, ch. 3.9, for comparison

Clouds Channel 01 (0.6  m) Channel 03 (1.6  m) Channel 04 (3.9  m) Ice and water clouds in the Southern Atlantic as seen by the VIS0.6, NIR1.6 and IR3.9 channels. MSG-1, 5 June 2003, 12:00 UTC

Clouds Channel 07 (8.7  m) Channel 09 (10.8  m) Channel 10 (12.0  m) Ice and water clouds in the Southern Atlantic as seen by the IR8.7, IR10.8 and IR12.0 channels. MSG-1, 5 June 2003, 12:00 UTC

MSG image over the Southern Atlantic on 5 June Ice/Water clouds separate in versus  m BT plots. Thin Cirrus Water Cloud Thick ice clouds Infrared Temperature Difference - 87  m  m Infrared Temperature Difference  m  m Ch. 0.6, 5 June 2003, 12:00 UTC Clouds

Channel 01 (0.6  m) Channel 03 (1.6  m) Channel 04 (3.9  m) Ice and water clouds over Angola as seen by the VIS0.6, NIR1.6 and IR3.9 channels. MSG-1, 5 June 2003, 12:00 UTC

Clouds Channel 07 (8.7  m) Channel 09 (10.8  m) Channel 10 (12.0  m) Ice and water clouds over Angola as seen by the IR8.7, IR10.8 and IR12.0 channels. MSG-1, 5 June 2003, 12:00 UTC

MSG image over the Angola on 5 June Ice/Water clouds separate in versus  m BT plots. Thin Cirrus Water Cloud Thick ice clouds Infrared Temperature Difference - 87  m  m Infrared Temperature Difference  m  m Ch. 0.6, 5 June 2003, 12:00 UTC Clouds

Thin Cirrus detection using the 8.7  m channel: areas of thin Cirrus clouds are red (positive difference). MSG-1, 25 Jun 2003, 10:00, ch difference MSG-1, 25 Jun 2003, ch. 3.9, for comparison

Clouds Channel 01 (0.6  m) Channel 04 (3.9  m) Channel 09 (10.8  m) Ice and water clouds over Eastern Africa as seen by the VIS0.6, IR3.9 and IR10.8 channels. MSG-1, 25 June 2003, 10:00 UTC

Clouds MSG-1 25 June :00 UTC Difference Image Channels Monitoring of thin Cirrus clouds.