2014 GOES-R/JPSS OCONUS R2O Interchange Meeting (TIM) Use of Satellite Imagery/Products at WFO San Juan July 30, 2014 Gary Votaw Science and Operations.

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2014 GOES-R/JPSS OCONUS R2O Interchange Meeting (TIM) Use of Satellite Imagery/Products at WFO San Juan July 30, 2014 Gary Votaw Science and Operations Officer WFO San Juan, Puerto Rico

Evaluation site for new satellite products tested by SPoRT MODIS Puerto Rico (longwave) In AWIPS: NESDIS QPE - 1, 3, 6, 12, 24, 72, and 168 hours (one week) SST Composite and SST Latency MODIS SST

Comments from Luis Rosa (SJU Sr Met) in Aug. ‘13

Location and intensity issues remain. NESDIS estimated up to ¼ inch and too far north. AMSU showed a max of 4.1 mm/hr (0.16 in.) Highest actual amount was likely near 4 inches.

24 Hour Rainfall ending at 12 UTC July 25, Hour NESDIS QPE Rainfall intensity has not yet been very helpful except show where the maximum amounts probably were, but the location gives a better heads up for rainfall than other satellite images..

VIIRS True Color (

VIIRS Low Cloud and Night-Vis-IR ( Fog/Low Cloud?

CIRA Layered Precipitable Water (total) every 3 hours from polar orbiters ( GOES-R will provide the same layered data for the entire area at least every 15 minutes with fewer mosaic difficulties.

Surface to 850 mb500 mb to 300 mb 850 mb to 700 mb 700 mb to 500 mb

Recent and expected orbit tracks (out to 7 days) (

Pass Predictor for F18 Sat, 2014/07/14 at 00:35:40

GOES GOES 15 has decent resolution to 30w-40w. We get help in composites to see tropical systems coming off the African coast (METEOSAT).

MIMIC/TPW product is the most used product not on AWIPS by operational forecasters at WFO San Juan

Saharan dust more clearly delineated on MODIS than on METEOSAT

Fog forecasts have never been attempted by the NWS for Puerto Rico/U.S. Virgin Islands. Lack of sensors (including no web cams) for the interior of the islands have prevented remote detection. GOES-R channel 2 (day) channel 7 (night) are sensitive to low clouds/fog. Channel 7 is also best for detection of fires/hot spots.

Lightning detection in PR/USVI has been unreliable through private sources and unavailable elsewhere. Geostationary Lightning Mapper (GLM) would provide better information on convection and probably help estimate rainfall rates.

Questions?