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Friday, March 29, 2024

A Prototype Robotic Ground-based Cal/Val System

Under a CISESS Seed Grant, Xi Shao and his colleagues at the CISESS Remote Sensing Lab built a Robotic Ground-based Cal/Val System and used it in a field campaign for JPSS/VIRS and GOES-R/ABI validation.
Friday, March 29, 2024

New Satellite Error Simulator Released

SatERR is a community error inventory for satellite microwave observation error representation and uncertainty quantification, described by John Xun Yang and his co-authors in a new publication.

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Joseph Patton
Apr 26, 2021 08:50 AM

Using Satellite Lightning Data for Forecasting

CISESS Scientist Joseph Patton was a speaker at the “Satellite Book Club,” a program run by the NWS Forecast Decision Training Division. His talk was about how to use the GOES-R Geostationary Lightning Mapper (GLM) as a tool in forecasting. He received a commendation letter this week from GOES-R Data Operations Manager Matthew Seybold for his “outstanding” presentation.

 
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MiRS Water Vapor
Feb 26, 2021 07:56 AM

Satellite Microwave Data for Water Vapor Retrievals

CISESS scientists Chris Grassotti and Yong-Keun Lee coauthored a paper published on January 30th that showed that satellite microwave observations at 23.8 GHz improve the accuracy of total precipitable water (TPW) products over land as well as oceans. This study was motivated by concerns of channel overlap from new 5G communication frequencies.

 
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SFR Analysis
Feb 26, 2021 07:13 AM

ATMS SFR Performance in Recent Snowfall Event

A case study of the East Coast snowstorm from January 31 to February 2 examined the NOAA snowfall rate (SFR) product, which is worked on by CISESS scientists Huan Meng, Jun Dong, Yalei You, Yongzhen Fan, Cesar Kongoli, and Ralph Ferraro. Preliminary results show experimental Snowfall Detection algorithms performed well.

 
 
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