GIIRS FY4A
Geostationary Interferometric Infrared Sounder (GIIRS)
An infrared hyper-spectral vertical sounder, also the first space-borne interferometer that flies in geostationary orbit to take measurements of three dimensional atmospheric structure from interference of split light beams. Technically featured by a 32×4 sensor array plane, a Michelson interferometer working over different infrared bands for large-area, continuous, fast, and accurate vertical air soundings of temperature and humidity.
The soruce for GIIRS data is reprocessed from University of Wisconsin Space Science Engineering Center (SSEC) on the S4 Supercomputer
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For each variable and/or satellite channel, shown are the observation counts (left), O-B RMSD (center), and O-B bias (right).
Click on any variable name below to expand and view the plots.
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