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GOES Imagery
The NOAA Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites (GOES) is an operational weather satellite used for monitoring weather in the western hemisphere. GOES is in a geosynchronous orbit and is about 35,800 km above the Earth. GOES-8 (EAST) is positioned at 75 W, while GOES-10 (West) is positioned at 135 W. The GOES (-8, -10) Imager is five channel radiometer (1 visible, & 4 infrared) with wavelengths centered at 0.65um to 12.0um. The routine GOES Imager Schedule (from NOAA OSO) scans the CONUS every 15 minutes. GOES imagery on this website updates at about 24 and 54 minutues after the hour. goes-logo
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midwest
midwest view
usa
conus view
west
pacific/west view
southeast
southeast view
northeast
northeast view
GOES Related Links

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Website address: http://www-angler.larc.nasa.gov/armsgp
Last Update:   Feb 20, 2000
Send any questions, comments or request to Patrick Minnis at P.Minnis@larc.nasa.gov