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Dataset Projects Responsible parties Version/Date
This dataset contains GOES-7 VIS imagery at 8km resolution. Data is archived as McIDAS AREA files.
  • COMET_CASE_005
This dataset contains GOES-7 WV imagery at 24km resolution. Data is archived as McIDAS AREA files.
  • COMET_CASE_005
A CD-ROM containing much of the observational data from the STORM-FEST field experiment plus routine operational observations for an additional six weeks. Please see the "readme" file for additional details.
  • GCIP/GIDS-1
final
A 2 CD set containing much of the observational data from the GCIP Integrated Systems Test (GIST) enhanced seasonal observational period. Please see the "readme" file for additional details.
  • GCIP/GIST
final 1.0
1995-11-06
Digital GOES-7 1-km visible imagery that were collected during VORTEX-94 and GCIP/GIST. These data are in McIDAS format.
  • VORTEX
  • GCIP/GIST
Digital GOES-7 4-km infrared imagery that were collected during VORTEX and GCIP/GIST. These data are in McIDAS format.
  • VORTEX
  • GCIP/GIST
Digital GOES-7 8-km water vapor imagery that were collected during VORTEX and GCIP/GIST. These data are in McIDAS format.
  • VORTEX
  • GCIP/GIST
Digital GOES-7 2-km visible imagery for GCIP/GIST. These data are in GIF format, and are provided for data browse purposes.
  • GCIP/GIST
final 1.0
1996-10-16
GOES-7 8-km water vapor imagery that were collected during VORTEX and GCIP/GIST. One image per day has been converted to GIF format and placed on-line for browsing purposes.
  • VORTEX
  • GCIP/GIST
final 1.0
1996-10-16
GOES-7 IR imagery collected during the STORM-FEST period via PC-McIDAS and then converted to GIF image format. These data are available for browsing purposes.
  • STORM-FEST
final 1.0
1995-10-26

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