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Introduction
Introduction
To run the NWCSAF-GEO software there is a requirement to have geostationary satellite data to process. In this course we will focus on the use of data from the EUMETSAT Meteosat Second Generation (MSG-11) positioned at 0.0 degrees longitude.
To run the NWCSAF-GEO software there is a requirement to have geostationary satellite data to process. In this course we will focus on the use of data from the EUMETSAT Meteosat Second Generation (MSG-11) positioned at 0.0 degrees longitude.
NWCSAF-GEO is also capable of processing data from the MSG-8 satellite positioned at 41.5 degrees longitude, MSG-10 satellite positioned at 9.5 degrees longitude as well as geostationary satellites operated by organisations other than EUMETSAT, positioned around the globe (GOES and Himawari).
NWCSAF-GEO is also capable of processing data from the MSG-8 satellite positioned at 41.5 degrees longitude, MSG-10 satellite positioned at 9.5 degrees longitude as well as geostationary satellites operated by organisations other than EUMETSAT, positioned around the globe (GOES and Himawari).
Data for these satellites is accessible through the EUMETCast service.
Data for these satellites is accessible through the EUMETCast service.
Image of Meteosat Second Generation (MSG). This image is is from the European Space Agencies (ESA) space in images collection.
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