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GOES-10 Weighting Function Lab

Explore how transmittance varies with height in the atmosphere observed by GOES-10 spectral bands. Calculate clear-sky radiance using temperature, moisture, and ozone profiles. Access the software at http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/goes/wf/examples/index.html.

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GOES-10 Weighting Function Lab

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  1. GOES-10 Weighting Function Lab T. Schmit G. Wade NOAA/NESDIS M. Gunshor B. Bellon CIMSS UW-Madison

  2. Weighting Functions • How the transmittance varies with height • The layer of the atmosphere observed by a given spectral band • Depends on the band, input temperature, moisture, ozone profiles, skin temperature plus the view (zenith) angle. • Clear-sky fast forward calculations

  3. Temperature and moisture profiles

  4. Temperature and moisture profiles

  5. Temperature and moisture profiles

  6. Temperature and moisture profiles

  7. GOES-10 Spectral Response Functions Sounder

  8. Imager

  9. GOES-10 Weighting Functions • As a function of…. • View angle

  10. Software version • Use local version • For future use: • http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/goes/wf/examples/index.html

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