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Meteorology: Satellite Imagery

Aktuelle Satellitenbilder von Bernhard Muehr DE

David Baron's International Weather Satellite Imagery Center

EOSDIS V0 Web Gateway, at GSFC

FAQ: Satellite Imagery

UCAR GPS/MET

Details the GPS/MET experiment which uses signals from GPS satellites occulted by the Earth to demonstrate active limb sounding of the atmosphere. GPS/MET can take temperature, pressure, and other measurements at hundreds of points on the Earth every day, extending from near the surface up through the ionosphere.

WW2010 Satellite Meteorology

An educational module which examines weather satellites and their capabilities in detail, focusing on two satellite orbital groups in particular; Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites (GOES) and Polar Orbiting Environmental Satellites (POES). Finally, this module demonstrates how to interpret visible, infrared and water vapor channel satellite imagery.

The CEO Programme

The Centre for Earth Observation (CEO) is a European initiative to encourage the wider use of information generated by satellites.

Dundee Satellite Receiving Station, Dundee University, UK

Dundee Satellite Receiving Station has images from all NOAA (AVHRR) satellites. They also maintain an archive of all images received since 1978. Other satellites received and archived are Nimbus-7 (CZCS) and SeaStar (SeaWiFS). They also receive images from Meteosat, GOES-East, GOES-West and GMS. In the near future they will also receive from EOS-AM1 (MODIS).

• GMS, from JTWC
• GMS, from Kochi University JP
• GMS, from NASA ARC
• GMS, from NASA GSFC
• GMS, from NASA MSFC
• GMS, from National Cancer Center (Tokyo) JP
• GMS, from NRL Monterey
• GMS, from University College London
• GMS, from University of Hawaii
• GMS, from Victoria University of Wellington, NZ
• GOES 10, from CIMSS
• GOES, from CIRA, Colorado State University
• GOES Derived Product Images, from NESDIS FPDT
• GOES, from Environment Canada
• GOES, from Canadian Ice Service - Environment Canada
• GOES, from GHCC
• GOES, from Greg Thompson's Real-Time Weather Data page at NCAR
• GOES, Dennis Chesters' Interactive sector map at GSFC
• GOES, from GSFC
• GOES, from LSU Earth Scan Laboratory
• GOES, from NASA ARC
• GOES, from NASA MSFC
• GOES, from NRL Monterey
• GOES, from Plymouth State College
• GOES, from Purdue University
• GOES, from UIUC
• GOES, from University of Wisconsin-Madison
• GOES, from University of Wyoming
• GOES, from WeatherNet4
• Dennis Chesters' GOES Project Hot Stuff Scrapbook
• The GOES Satellite Project Homepage
• GOES Hurricane Sectors
• NASA Remote Sensing Data
• Geostationary Satellite Browse Server Special Sectors
• GOES System Messages and Satellite Information
• GOES Mission Overview
• Satellite Active Archive
• The Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies
• The Florida EXPLORES! Weather Satellite Resource Guide
• VAS-Data Acquisition Systems, Inc.- GOES Hurricane Imagery
• GOMS , from SMIS
• Meteosat, from European Southern Observatory
• Meteosat, from Institut für Meteorologie FU-Berlin
• Meteosat, from JTWC
• Meteosat, from Météo-France
• Meteosat, from Nottingham University
• Meteosat, from University of Edinburgh UK
• Meteosat, from Universität Köln
• Meteosat, from Universidad Pública de Navarra
• Meteosat, from Université Louis Pasteur de Strasbourg
• Meteosat, from University of Southhampton
• Meteosat 3 (South America), from Brazilian Space Agancy (INPE)
• Meteosat, from CSP, Italy
• EUMETSAT On-Line Information about the METEOSAT satellites DE
• NOAA (Europe), Institut für Meteorologie FU-Berlin
• NOAA, from LSU Earth Scan Laboratory
• NOAA (Asia), from National Cancer Center (Tokyo)
• NOAA (DMSP), from FNMOC
• NOAA (DMSP), from NGDC
• NOAA (Pacific), from University of Hawaii
• NOAA, from Université Louis Pasteur de Strasbourg
• NOAA (Asia), from University of Tokyo
• NOAA 12/14, from West Cheshire College
• NOAA/NASA AVHRR Land Pathfinder Home Page
• NOAA/NASA AVHRR Oceans Pathfinder Home Page
• NOAA/NESDIS Office of Research and Applications Home Page
• NOAA/NESDISPOES Derived Product Images, from FPDT
• NOAA Ocean Physical Processes Team
• Topex/Poseidon Equatorial Pacific Sea Level Anomalies, El Nino and Ocean Circulation
• Ionia Global Land 1km AVHRR data Set Browser, from European Space Agency - ESA/ESRIN
• Image Server System 2D Browser, from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
• Photos from UOSAT OSCAR-22, from AMSAT

GOES, GMS-5, FY-2

JAVA based real-time satellite image animation loops at the Global Hydrology and Climate Center (GHCC) in Huntsville, AL.

GOES, NOAA, Meteosat

JAVA based real-time satellite image animation loops developed by NOAA-NESDIS' RAMM Team and CIRA

Animated NOAA POES tracking map from MSFC

Liftoff's J-Track offers JAVA based, real-time, interactive satellite-tracking maps showing the current positions and ground track of the NOAA POES. Other features include a current vis image overlay on the tracking map and clickable satellite images which link to information pages about the birds.

GOES, from Earthwatch

GOES, from Environment Canada

GOES, from FSL

Meteosat Animationen , Deutsches Klimarechenzentrum

Institut für Meteorologie FU-Berlin, Germany

The Weather Channel

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