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GEO and HEO weather satellites: natural partners Sixth GOES User’s Conference Madison, WI November 3-5, 2009 Louis Garand (EC) and PCW U&ST
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GEO and HEO weather satellites: natural partners. Sixth GOES User’s Conference Madison, WI November 3-5, 2009 Louis Garand (EC) and PCW U&ST. 2-sat constellation in Molniya Orbit = continuous views over one pole. 2 satellites to provide continuous GEO-like imagery 50-90 N 0.5-1 km VIS - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: GEO and HEO weather satellites: natural partners

GEO and HEO weather satellites: natural partners

Sixth GOES User’s Conference

Madison, WI

November 3-5, 2009

Louis Garand (EC) and PCW U&ST

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DRAFT – Page 2 – April 22, 2023

2-sat constellation in Molniya Orbit = continuous views over one pole

2 satellites to providecontinuous GEO-likeimagery 50-90 N

0.5-1 km VIS2 km IR

12-h period63.4 deg. inclination

Apogee: ~39,500 kmPerigee: ~600 km

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DRAFT – Page 3 – April 22, 2023

Canada’s Polar Communications and Weather (PCW): Dual Objectives

• Reliable communications in the high latitudes (North of 70º) to ensure:

–Security

–Sustainable Development

–Support to Northern Communities

–Air and Marine Navigation

–Arctic Science

• Provide high temporal/spatial resolution meteorological data above 50º N in support of:

–Numerical Weather Prediction (short to medium range)

–Environmental monitoring, emergency response

–Climate monitoring

PCW to have an operational status linked to NRT meteorology Launch target: 2016

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Area of Interest

Meteorological Coverage Requirement (50ºN)

Meteorological Coverage Goal (45ºN)

Communications Coverage Requirement

Meteo requirement pertains to the entire circumpolar domain

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Wavelength (microns)

Heritage Goal spatial resolution (km)

Minimum spatial

resolution (km)

Priority1 =

highest

Main applications

0.45-0.49 ABI-01 1 2 2 Surface

0.5-0.6 MODIS-04 0.5 1 2 Vegetation

0.59-0.69 ABI-02 0.5 1 1 Wind, clouds

0.85-0.89 ABI-03 1 2 1 Wind, aerosols, vegetation

1.37-1.39 ABI-04 1 4 2 Cirrus

1.58-1.64 ABI-05 1 2 1 Snow-cloud distinction

2.22-2.28 ABI-06 2 4 2 Cloud phase

3.80-4.00 ABI-07 2 4 1 fog/ fire detection, Ice/cloud separation, wind

5.77-6.60 ABI-08 2 4 2 Wind, humidity

6.75-7.15 ABI-09 2 4 1 Wind, humidity

7.24-7.44 ABI-10 2 4 1 Wind, humidity

8.30-8.70 ABI-11 2 4 2 Total water

9.42-9.80 ABI-12 2 4 2 Total ozone

10.1-10.6 ABI-13 2 4 2 Cloud, surface

10.8-11.6 ABI-14 2 4 1 Cloud, SST, ash

11.8-12.8 ABI-15 2 4 1 Ash, SST

13.0-13.6 ABI-16 2 4 2 Cloud height

13.5-13.8 MODIS-34 2 8 2 Cloud height

13.8-14.1 MODIS-35 2 8 2 Cloud height

14.1-14.4 MODIS-36 2 8 2 Cloud height

Not onMTG orGOES-R

Channel definition based on compatibility with GOES-R and MTG

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DRAFT – Page 6 – April 22, 2023

1 PCW satellite, 24-h animation from 11m channel (Modis 31) One satellite covers the Arctic domain ~75% of the time.

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DRAFT – Page 7 – April 22, 2023

2 sats, 1 plane 24-h simulation, 15 min intervals, Modis ch 28 (7.3 m), 10 km. Red area: view angles > 70 deg.

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DRAFT – Page 8 – April 22, 2023

Hey, how about GEO-like views over le pole?