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	METEOSAT Weather Satellite Images from The University of Nottingham
		METEOSAT Weather Satellite Images from The University of Nottingham
		We regret to announce the suspension of the meteosat service from the University of Nottingham.
		Permission is granted for anyone to use our Meteosat images in any way they wish, we ask only that you acknowledge us as the the source, and if you display them on the web, provide a link to this page alongside the images.
	www.nottingham.ac.uk /meteosat (137 words)

	Cnes - From Meteosat to MSG
		Between the end of the Meteosat 2 programme and the launch of the 1st operational satellite, a short intermediary programme was put in place to avoid any interruption in the supply of weather data.
		Meteosat 3 was launched to this effect on August 11, 1988 aboard the first experimental model of Ariane 4.
		The MSG project (Meteosat Second Generation) was approved by ESA in 1986 to guarantee the continuity and quality of the European meteorological satellite programme.
	www.cnes.fr /html/_455_461_1446_1448_.php (0 words)

	Meteorological Satellite Platform Document
		Meteosat was developed as the European Space Agency's contribution to the Global Atmospheric Research Program (GARP) to provide global data sets used in improving weather forecasting.
		Meteosats are 705 pound cylinders that are seven feet in diameter and ten feet high with solar cells on six main body panels.
		The primary instrument aboard the Meteosat satellites was the five-channel visible infrared (IR) imaging radiometer.
	daac.gsfc.nasa.gov /guides/GSFC/guide/meteosat_source.gd.shtml (0 words)

	Weather satellite images from around the world - Meteosat
		Meteosat is the European contribution to the Global Atmospheric Research programme and is a geostationary earth observation platform in orbit at 0° - above the intersection of the Greenwich Meridian and the Equator.
		Europe is to the top - from this position, Meteosat is ideally placed to observe weather patterns in the Atlantic and across Europe and to assist in the forecasting of European weather.
		Meteosat is operated by EUMETSAT on behalf of European meteorological agencies.
	www.stvincent.ac.uk /Resources/Weather/Meteosat (0 words)

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		Requests for Meteosat data should be sent directly to the Meteosat Data Service, the address of which appears at the top of this document.
		METEOSAT Meteosat-1 was launched on 23 November 1977 and has been operated in geostationary orbit at 0 degree longitude until 24 November 1979 when a major onboard electronic failure prevented the recording of any further images.
		Images of the earth's disk as seen from Meteosat are produced in three spectral bands by means of the three channels radiometer which includes: - Two identical adjacent visible channels in the 0.5 - 0.9æm spectral band (these values are valid starting with Meteosat-4; Meteosat 1 to 3 covered the band 0.4 - 1.1æm).
	www.pa.op.dlr.de /cleocd/meteosat/services.asc (0 words)

	Meteosat - Europe and Earth Observation Systems
		The primary Meteosat payload is a 40-cm diameter, 3-band, imaging radiometer sensitive to visible light (0.5-0.9 µm), IR (10.5-12.5 µm), and water vapor (5.7-7.1 µm).
		Meteosat 4, despite some imaging difficulties encountered early in life (launched in June 1989), was serving as the Meteosat prime spacecraft since its planned replacement, Meteosat 5, was having more serious imaging problems of its own.
		The decision was then made to move Meteosat 5 into the prime location at 0 degrees E in February, 1994, and place Meteosat 4 in standby at 8 degrees W. Meanwhile, Meteosat 6 was left at 10 degrees W to permit the development of corrective measures for the radiometer problem (References 494-499).
	www.fas.org /spp/guide/europe/earth/meteosat.htm (0 words)

	The Meteosat Satellites
		The primary objective of the Meteosat system is to provide cost-effective satellite data and related services which meet the requirements of the 17 EUMETSAT Member States.
		Meteosat is composed of a main cylindrical body, on top of which a drum shaped section and two further cylinders are stacked concentrically (see figure overleaf).
		The thrusters are used to maintain Meteosat's orientation in space, to make small adjustments to its orbit and to move the satellite to a new nominal location if required for operational reasons.
	www.wmo.ch /web/sat/en/ap9-03.htm (0 words)

	Meteosat
		Although ESA (European Space Agency) originated and continues to control the Meteosat network, Eumetsat (European Organization for Meteorological Satellites), created in 1981-86, has overall responsibility for the system.
		The main goal of the Meteosats is supply 24-hour, visible and infrared cloud cover and radiance data.
		Meteosat satellites closely resemble their American and Japanese counterparts.
	www.daviddarling.info /encyclopedia/M/Meteosat.html (0 words)

	Europe's newest Meteosat launches on Solstice Night
		Meteosat 8 will be moved to 3.4 degrees West as a back-up satellite in order to ensure continuity of service in any circumstance.
		The MSG programme was decided in 1990 as follow-on to the highly successful original Meteosat series, with the introduction of new, more powerful and more accurate sensors, for a continuous observation of Earth's atmosphere.
		The Meteosat data are a unique testimony on the evolution of the planet's climate over nearly three decades and its consequences on our weather.
	www.eurekalert.org /pub_releases/2005-12/esa-enm122105.php (0 words)

	EuroWEATHER - Meteosat images
		The new generation Meteosat satellites (Meteosat 8 was operational on January 2004) has more advanced technical features compared to all the other first generation satellites.
		Meteosat 5, 6 and 7 were moved over the Indian Ocean at 57° and 67° East.
		Meteosat satellite is also used as trasponder of images taken by other worldwide meteorological geostationary satellites (GMS, GOMS, GOES) and it's so possible to have images of the whole Earth.
	www.eurometeo.com /english/meteosat (0 words)

	Meteosat
		The primary goal of the Meteosat satellites were (1) to provide visible and IR day/night cloud cover data and radiance and (2) disseminate image data to users through the Data Collection Platform (DCP).
		Meteosat 2 is a geostationary meteorological satellite, operating within the world wide network of the World Weather Watch of WMO.
		Meteosat P2 is a geostationary meteorological satellite operating within the world wide network of the World Weather Watch of the World Meteorological Organization.
	www.friends-partners.org /oldfriends/mwade/craft/meteosat.htm (0 words)

	Meteosat
		Meteosat is equipped with power amplifiers and antennae which allow processed Earth images and other meteorological information (weather charts, and images from other meteorological satellites) to be transmitted, mainly from ESOC, via the satellite to the user reception stations.
		The Meteosat Ground Facilities consist of five elements, the first three of which are located at ESOC, the fourth at Michelstadt, 40 km from ESOC in the Odenwald, and the fifth at Wallops on the east coast of the United States.
		A look at the results of the Meteosat programme justifies this political choice: Aerospatiale of France, which has built all the Meteosat satellites, was able to acquire a position among the world leaders in the space sector thanks to this programme.
	www.pa.op.dlr.de /cleocd/meteosat/s.htm (0 words)

	ESA - Observing the Earth - The weather in Europe today (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Meteosat operator Eumetsat – the intergovernmental organisation for the exploitation of European meteorological satellites – processes the data in Darmstadt, Germany, before relaying it on to users via the same satellite working as a telecommunication relay.
		For the past 27 years millions of people have watched imagery returned by the Meteosat series of satellites incorporated into daily TV weather forecasts.
		Now, after seven spacecraft, the original Meteosat design is being joined and eventually succeeded by the Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) system.
	www.esrin.esa.it /esaEO/SEMU6E2VQUD_index_0.html (0 words)

	Day Image
		All data used to produce the Meteosat images is Courtesy Eumetsat and for the Goes images courtesy NOAA.
		Eumetsat has stipulated that for MSG (Meteosat Second Generation) only 6 hourly images may be published in near real time.
		For Meteosat David has developed a Data Manager and a new version of GeoSatSignal as well, allowing for extensive data and image processing of both Meteosat and Goes satellites.
	www.fvalk.com /day_image.htm (0 words)

	Meteosat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Meteosat series of satellites are geostationary meteorological satellites operated by EUMETSAT under the Meteosat Transition Programme (MTP).
		Meteosat also supports the retransmission of data from data collection platforms in remote locations, at sea and on board aircraft, as well as the dissemination of meteorological information in graphical and text formats.
		Meteosat Second Generation was designed in response to user requirements to serve the needs of Nowcasting applications and Numerical Weather Prediction.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/METEOSAT (0 words)

	Meteosat - system information
		Meteosat is one of a network of five satellites placed in geostationary orbit to observe the Earth's weather.
		Meteosat has two major components to its systems - the actual operational spacecraft in orbit and the ground segment.
		All Meteosat satellites are constucted from a cylindrical body of length 3.195m and diameter 2.1 metres.
	www.stvincent.ac.uk /Resources/Weather/Meteosat/System (0 words)

	Cnes - METEOSAT/MSG
		For more than 20 years, millions of people have watched daily weather forecasts prepared from Meteosat images, showing high- and low-pressure zones, and movement of cloud masses on their home TV screens.
		In addition to daily forecasts, data supplied by Meteosat are essential for predicting violent weather such as hurricanes, storms and floods, and for monitoring long-term changes in our planet's climate.
		Meteosat satellites, placed in geostationary orbit, maintain a constant position above a given point on the Earth to provide continuous observation of the same portion of the globe.
	www.cnes.fr /html/_455_461_1446_.php (0 words)

	ESA - Meteosat Second Generation - MSG-2 now planned for launch towards year's end (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For almost 30 years ESA has been building Europe's orbital weather satellites: the Meteosat series of geostationary spacecraft, the first of which was launched in 1977.
		The success of the early Meteosats led to the creation of the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT) in 1986.
		This cooperation between the two international organisations continues now the original satellites are gradually being replaced by a new, second generation of Meteosats.
	www.esrin.esa.it /export/SPECIALS/MSG/SEMP2Z808BE_0.html (0 words)

	Meteosat Images
		Here, you can access all the Meteosat still images.
		Each of them is available in the original monochrome format as received from the satellite, but some images (mostly the ones showing Europe) also have a colored version.
		The hardware of the Meteosat receiver and web server has been upgraded.
	meteosat.e-technik.uni-ulm.de (0 words)

	EUMETSAT - What We Do - Meteosat Second Generation
		EUMETSAT - What We Do - Meteosat Second Generation
		Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) is a significantly enhanced follow-on system to the previous generation of Meteosat.
		MSG consists of a series of four geostationary meteorological satellites, along with ground-based infrastructure, that will operate consecutively untill 2018.
	www.eumetsat.int /Home/Main/What_We_Do/Satellites/Meteosat_Second_Generation/index.htm?l=en (0 words)

	DSRS Geostationary Satellite Images (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is so that it can be moved to 63 degrees east viewing the Indian Ocean, to replace the ageing Meteosat-5.
		All geostationary images can now be obtained from our Meteosat Second Generation service.
		If you are looking for the "European Sector" images then please take a look at the "Channel 12 (north)" images from MSG.
	www.sat.dundee.ac.uk /pdus.html (99 words)

	Meteosat
		The structural and thermal model for the first spacecraft of the Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) programme will be presented to the media at ESA/ESTEC, the European Space Research and Technology Centre in the Netherlands, on Tuesday 24 March 1998 before undergoing thermal testing in the Large Space Simulator test facility.
		The initial Meteosat system was developed by ESA and the first satellite in the series was launched in 1977.
		Its purpose is to provide for and promote, for exclusively peaceful purposes, cooperation among European States in space research and technology and their space applications with a view of to their being used for scientific purposes and for space applications systems.
	www.xs4all.nl /~carlkop/meteosat.html (0 words)

	Meteorological Satellite Platform Document
		The European Space Agency developed the Meteorological Satellite (Meteosat) as its contribution to the Global Atmospheric Research Program's World Weather Watch observing network.
		The Meteosat Operations Control Center is responsible for the operational management of the satellite and tracking facilities.
		Please see the GHRC Glossary for terms related to the GHRC and see EOSDIS Acronyms for a general listing of terms related to the Earth Observing System Project.
	ghrc.msfc.nasa.gov:5721 /source_documents/meteosat_source.html (0 words)

	Spaceflight Now \| Breaking News \| New era begins for European weather satellite system
		The first of the Meteosat Second Generation (MSG-1) satellites was launched in August 2002 and completed commissioning activities in December 2003, allowing the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT) to declare the satellite operational at the end of January.
		The IR 10.8 channel is a follow-on of the previous Meteosat IR channel.
		The IR 13.4 channel is in the CO2 absorption band and is used for scene identification and the estimation of atmospheric instability.
	www.spaceflightnow.com /news/n0402/01meteosat (0 words)

	Meteosat Welcome Page
		The Data held at the BADC are images of that portion of the Meteosat view field encompassing Northern Atlantic, Europe and North Africa, in all available channels (visible, thermal and water vapour infra-red bands).
		Full-disc images of the Meteosat view field were subsequently received from the Eumetsat archive in Germany.
		Meteosat data files are directly accessible from here through our data browser.
	badc.nerc.ac.uk /data/meteosat (0 words)

	Meteo Meteosat on line 24 hours live # (Site not responding. Last check: )
		These images live on line have been compressed in JPG format to about 100 Kbytes, the images are in 128 gray level with a resolution 800 x 800 pixels as Meteosat 7 geostationary satellite disseminated its.
		METEOSAT - FORECASTS - Precipitations - Meteo - Bracknell -
		Meteo - Meteosat - Meteo di sunba2 INFN - Bari
	www.sierrapapa.it /e_meteos.htm (0 words)

	Weather satellite images from around the world - Meteosat
		Meteosat full Earth disk in visible light: Image format - CTOT
		Meteosat full Earth disk in thermal band infra red: Image format - DTOT
		Meteosat full Earth disk in 6µm water absorption band (infra red): Image format - ETOT
	www.stvincent.ac.uk /Resources/Weather/Meteosat/index.html (0 words)

	Satellite Science - satellite internet, satellite news, humax settings, nokia settings, meteosat images, hrpt, internet ...
		The satellite reveals in precise moments of the day (is of day that of night) the position of clouds, their density and height, the temperatures of the atmosphere and the land mantle, their humidity and often also the speed of the twenty.
		All these information come collections and retrasmictions to the same satellite that will have the utilizzatori task of broadcast to all the small and means on the Earth, while in the same moment it will continue to find the images of the new meterological situation.
		Meteosat 1 was launch 23 November 1977; after some year it entered in damage and there were several interval months until the putting in orbit of the 19 Meteosat 2 june 1981.
	www.satellitescience.com /index.php3?file=newsfull.php3&id=26 (0 words)

	Meteosat
		Launch time 1119:33 UT. Positioned in geosynchronous orbit at 1 deg E in 1988-1989; 49 deg W in 1989; 4 deg W in 1990-1991; 49 deg W in 1991-1993; 75 deg W in 1993-1995; 70 deg W in 1995 Last known longitude (5 September 2001) 175.17 deg W drifting at 11.970 deg W per day.
		Meteosat Operational Program; weather imaging, atmospheric data; 0 deg.
		Positioned in geosynchronous orbit at 10 deg W in 1994-1997; deg W in 1997-1998; 9 deg W in 1998-1999 Last known longitude (4 September 2001) 9.14 deg W drifting at 0.012 deg W per day.
	www.astronautix.com /craft/meteosat.htm (0 words)

	Cloud Imaging from Meteosat
		The current operational satellite (1998) is Meteosat-7, which is used to generate images of the earth in up to three spectral channels, at intervals of thirty minutes day and night.
		Imaging from the Meteosat series of spacecraft is performed by the Meteosat Visible and InfraRed Imager (MVIRI).
		The images are generated by a classical spin-scan mechanism, where a line of pixels in the east-west direction is generated through the spinning of the satellite at 100 revolutions per minute, while successive lines are obtained by stepping the telescope one scan line further north at each revolution of the satellite.
	www.wmo.ch /web/sat/en/ap2-03.htm (0 words)

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