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Composite Infrared (IR) imagery of the Antarctic Region collected during the ACE-1 period via McIDAS-X and converted to GIF image format. These images consist of polar stereographic projection of the South Pole, 20 km resolution, collected every 3...
  • ACE-1
final 1.0
1996-02-01
FSU produced 4 VHS video tapes of 1 km resolution visible imagery over central Florida. Tapes used 8 bit imagery fromFSUs GOES direct Readout Groundstation. Some navigational errors are present, thus should be used for browse and not quantitatively.
  • CaPE
Rapid Interval Scan Operations Plan (RISOP) periods provide visible, infrared and multi-spectral imagery at up to 5 min intervals. Seventeen RISOP periods were called during CaPE.
  • CaPE
All routine GOES-7 VISSR Atmospheric Sounder Dwell Sounding (DS) data are archived at NESDIS. The interval and number of dwell soundings and derived products (i.e. cloud parameters) depends on the mode of operations (normal versusRISOP).
  • CaPE
This dataset contains GOES-7 IR imagery. Data is archived as GIF files.
  • COMET_CASE_001
This dataset contains GOES-7 IR imagery at 24km resolution. Data is archived as McIDAS AREA files.
  • COMET_CASE_005
This dataset contains GOES-7 IR imagery at 4km resolution. Data is archived as McIDAS AREA files.
  • COMET_CASE_005
This dataset contains GOES-7 IR imagery at 8km resolution. Data is archived as McIDAS AREA files.
  • COMET_CASE_005
This dataset contains GOES-7 VIS imagery at 1km resolution. Data is archived as McIDAS AREA files.
  • COMET_CASE_005
This dataset contains GOES-7 VIS imagery at 4km resolution. Data is archived as McIDAS AREA files.
  • COMET_CASE_005

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