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This data set contains MTSAT (GMS-6) layer mean wind imagery developed by CIMSS for the T-PARC region and time period. The layer mean winds are included for the following layers: 200-700 mb, 250-850 mb, 300-850 mb, 400-850 mb, 500-850 mb and 700-850 mb.
final 1.0
2008-12-12
This dataset links to supplemental information for the project.
final completed
This dataset links to supplemental information for the project.
final completed
This data set contains MTSAT (GMS-6) infrared satellite imagery for the T-PARC region and time period. Two types of products are included *NRL_IR_Imagery.jpg which is grayscale and *NRL_IR__Color_Imagery.jpg which is colorized.
final 1.0
2008-12-12
This data set contains hourly 4km resolution MTSAT longwave infrared temperature data during the T-PARC project period (1 August to 15 October 2008). These data were developed by CIMSS and are in netCDF.
final 1.0
2011-05-17
This dataset links to supplemental information for the project.
final completed
This data set contains MTSAT (GMS-6) 850-925mb convergence and 150-300mb divergence imagery developed by CIMSS for the T-PARC region and time period.
final 1.0
2008-12-18
This data set contains MTSAT (GMS-6) cloud drift wind imagery developed by CIMSS for the T-PARC region and time period. Included are 200mb streamline, mid-upper level (100-500 mb) winds, and low-level (700-950mb) winds.
final 1.0
2008-12-18
This data set contains composite MTSAT (GMS-6) and GOES infrared and water vapor imagery developed by CIMSS for the T-PARC time period.
final 1.0
2008-12-19
A link to the NASA LAADS DAAC Terra and Aqua MODIS products.
final completed
NSF

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