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GOES East Baltimore/Washington WFO Imagery

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Single Image Java Loops (Toggle Lat/Lon) Flash Loops (Toggle Lat/Lon)
With Lat/Lon No Lat/Lon Short Long Power User Regular Power User
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Shortwave (IR2) Shortwave (IR2) Shortwave (IR2) Shortwave (IR2) Shortwave (IR2) Shortwave (IR2) Shortwave (IR2)
Fire (IR2) Fire (IR2) Fire (IR2) Fire (IR2) Fire (IR2) Fire (IR2) Fire (IR2)
Infrared Channel 4 Enhancements
None None None None None None None
AVN AVN AVN AVN AVN AVN AVN
Dvorak Dvorak Dvorak Dvorak Dvorak Dvorak Dvorak
JSL JSL JSL JSL JSL JSL JSL
RGB RGB RGB RGB RGB RGB RGB
Funktop Funktop Funktop Funktop Funktop Funktop Funktop
Rainbow Rainbow Rainbow Rainbow Rainbow Rainbow Rainbow

Loop/Flash Note:
Short - usually 8 images limited static overlays
Long - usually 12-15 images many static overlays
Power User - usually 8 images many looping overlays,
high cpu and memory demand
All Loops have a Lat/Lon Overlay

 

Enhancement Descriptions:
AVN
 Aviation color enhancement
BD
 Dvorak enhancement - used for Tropical Classifications with the Dvorak Technique
FT
 Funktop enhancement - developed by Ted Funk for assistance with Precipitation analysis
IR2
 Channel 2 Infrared imagery - Shortwave, sometimes considered "night visible"
IR4
 Unenhanced Channel 4 Infrared Imagery
JSL
 JSL2 enhancement - developed by Jim Lynch for use with tropical classifications
RB
 Rainbow enhancement curve - pretty color enhancement
RGB
 Combination of Visible and IR using a three channel technique to make features stand out
VIS
 Unenhanced Visible imagery that transitions to IR2 overnight.
Fire
 IR Channel 2 with fire enhancement

 

 

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