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GOES-14 Imager RevE SRFs

GOES-14 Imager RevE SRFs. Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies (CIMSS) University of Wisconsin 18 Dec 2009. Convolution with sample atmospheres. SRF obtained from: http://www.oso.noaa.gov/goes/goes-calibration/goes-imager-srfs.htm

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GOES-14 Imager RevE SRFs

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  1. GOES-14 Imager RevE SRFs Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies (CIMSS) University of Wisconsin 18 Dec 2009

  2. Convolution with sample atmospheres • SRF obtained from: • http://www.oso.noaa.gov/goes/goes-calibration/goes-imager-srfs.htm • Both RevE and RevD Imager IR SRFs are convolved with 4 sample atmospheric spectra • The U.S. Standard Atmosphere (1976) spectra • A “cold” spectra • A “wet” spectra • A “dry” spectra • Convolution in radiance (mW/m2/ster/cm-1) and then converted to brightness temperature (K) using inverse Planck Function • RevE – RevD shows how the RevE SRFs have changed

  3. RevE-RevD Convolution Differences Brightness Temperature Differences in K

  4. GOES-14 Imager Visible BandRevD vs RevE SRFs(Detector Avg)

  5. GOES-14 Imager Shortwave WindowRevD vs RevE SRFs(Detector Avg) ~3.9µm

  6. GOES-14 Imager Water Vapor BandRevD vs RevE SRFs(Detector Avg) ~6.5µm

  7. GOES-14 Imager IR WindowRevD vs RevE SRFs(Detector Avg) ~10.7µm

  8. GOES-14 Imager CO2 Absorption BandRevD vs RevE SRFs(Detector Avg) ~13.3µm

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