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Haines, Stephanie L. - Global Hydrology and Climate Center

2.1 The GOES Satellites The current NOAA operational geostationary satellites are GOES-8 and
P3.57 OPERATIONAL CLOUD DETECTION IN GOES IMAGERY Gary J. Jedlovec*
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS Skin temperature retrievals are currently made operationally using both the
4.3 Comparisons Between GOES-8 and GOES-11 As previously mentioned, GOES-11 may replace GOES-8 and become the next
P1.21 GOES CLOUD DETECTION AT THE GLOBAL HYDROLOGY AND CLIMATE CENTER Gary J. Jedlovec*
P4.19 LAND SURFACE TEMPERATURE RETRIEVALS FROM GOES-8 USING EMISSIVITIES RETRIEVED FROM MODIS
P4.37 INTER-COMPARISON OF GOES-8 IMAGER AND SOUNDER SKIN TEMPERATURE RETRIEVALS
CHAPTER III DATASETS & METHODOLOGY
4.4 Comparison of a GOES-8 Imager scene to a MODIS scene There are significant limitations to performing comparisons between GOES-8
Baucom, J. G., and M. Weinreb, 1996: Characteristics of E/W stripes in infrared images from the GOES-8 imager. Proc. Intl. Symp. on Optical Science, Engineering, and
4.2 Comparison of GOES-8 Imager and Sounder ST Retrievals to Ground Truth To help determine the accuracy of the GHCC Imager and Sounder ST retrievals,
Four case studies were selected to examine GHCC GOES-8 Imager and Sounder skin temperature retrievals. The case studies were selected from times throughout the
3.16 INTERCOMPARISON OF CHARM DATA AND WSR-88D STORM INTEGRATED RAINFALL
INTRODUCTION Skin temperature (ST) retrievals are currently made every hour from 1145 to
INTER-COMPARISON OF GOES-8 IMAGER AND SOUNDER SKIN TEMPERATURE RETRIEVALS