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430 datasets found (10 shown). Full dataset descriptions and data access links are available by selecting the dataset title.
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Dataset Projects Responsible parties Version/Date
This dataset contains GOES-10 VIS imagery. Data is archived as GIF files.
  • COMET_CASE_040
This dataset contains GOES-8_UNI 1km imagery at VIS1 resolution. Data is archived as McIDAS AREA files.
  • COMET_CASE_042
This dataset contains GOES-8_UNI 1km imagery at VIS1 resolution. Data is archived as McIDAS AREA files.
  • COMET_CASE_042
This dataset contains GOES-8_UNI 4km imagery at VIS1 resolution. Data is archived as McIDAS AREA files.
  • COMET_CASE_042
This dataset contains GOES-10 1km imagery at VIS_0.65 resolution. Data is archived as McIDAS AREA files.
  • COMET_CASE_043
This dataset contains GOES-10 VIS imagery. Data is archived as GIF files.
  • COMET_CASE_043
This dataset contains all the identified case study datasets that were assembled for the "Northeast US Severe Weather " case.
  • COMET_CASE_022
This dataset provides a link to the CSET Field Catalog Satellite Products which includes a variety of satellite imagery during the CSET campaign.
  • CSET
final completed
A link to the DEEPWAVE Field Catalog Satellite Products section which includes imagery from MTSAT and several polar orbiting satellites.
  • DEEPWAVE
final completed
This data set contains DMSP OLS visible satellite imagery centered over tropical systems in the western Pacific Ocean. All are available during periods of active tropical systems in the western Pacific Ocean. These products were developed by NRL and...
  • ITOP
final 1.0
2011-03-22

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