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20-21 August 2003 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Space Science and
Engineering Center Madison, WI
This first workshop concentrated on (1) current satellite capabilities and use, especially GOES; (2) capabilities of new and near-future satellites; (3) product displays; and, (4) analytical tools and requirements. These latter data mining and information extraction techniques included consideration of geospatial data bases and presentations, principal component analysis, and application/integration to the NWS (National Weather Service) Interactive Forecast Preparation System. It is anticipated that future workshops within the National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS)/Office of Research and Applications (ORA) will continue this effort to connect researchers and users in the field to help develop the future satellite product suite. The agenda was arranged to help answer some fundamental questions: - Satellite data and product utilization - today - Requirements for the near-term - Satellite capabilities through the next decade - Mining the data for key information/parameters The workshop was limited to approximately 25 participants. Two or three brief (10-15 minute) presentations began each session, followed by guided and open discussion, intended to engage an exchange of needs, capabilities, and ideas. The workshop was hosted at SSEC by the Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies (CIMSS) and the local NOAA/NESDIS/ORA Advanced Satellite Products Team (ASPT). For more information contact: Gary Wade [Gary.S.Wade@noaa.gov 608-263-4743]   or Jeff Key [Jeff.Key@noaa.gov 608-263-2605]
Last update was 10 Sep 2003 . |