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Severe Weather Applications with GOES-R: What will severe weather look like through the “eyes” of GOES-R? Dan Lindsey NOAA/NESDIS/STAR/RAMMB Fort Collins,

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1 Severe Weather Applications with GOES-R: What will severe weather look like through the “eyes” of GOES-R? Dan Lindsey NOAA/NESDIS/STAR/RAMMB Fort Collins, CO

2 ABI Improvements 1.Better Temporal Resolution Routine 5-minute imagery 30-second imagery for RSO 2.Better Spatial Resolution 500-m visible channel 2-km IR channels 3.Better Spectral Resolution From 5 to 16 bands Greatly increases the number of possible products

3 Spatial Resolution GOES-10 – 4km AVHRR – 1km Images courtesy of Scott Bachmeier, CIMSS

4 Spatial Resolution Images courtesy of Scott Bachmeier, CIMSS

5 Current Research Use improved spectral resolution to study microphysical nature of thunderstorms

6 Summary GOES-R and NPOESS provide some exciting areas for Severe Weather Research With current POES data and numerical modeling, we can develop severe weather forecasting/nowcasting products which will be ready when GOES-R is launched


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