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SatFC-G: GOES-R Impacts on Satellite Data Assimilation

- Languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese
- Publish Date: 2016-06-22
- Last Updated On: 2018-11-02
- Skill Level: 1
- Completion Time: 0 - .25 h
- Includes Audio: yes
- Required Plugins: none
- Topics:
  Numerical Modeling (NWP), Satellite Meteorology
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Describe what GOES-R offers that is different from previous satellites that will affect NWP performance
Describe the potential impacts of GOES-R observations on NWP analyses and forecasts

goes, goes-r, sounder, abi, advanced baseline imager, data assimilation, nwp, numerical weather prediction, glm, geostationary lightning mapper, atmospheric motion vector

This lesson is an update to the original 2016 lesson. The 2018 update includes GOES-16 imagery and products not available for the original 2016 release. (30-June-2018)

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