GOES-R Series Activities GOES-R Series Activities

GOES ABI 16-Band Displays and Imagery:

• 16-band Displays

  GOES-West and -East 16-band displays of static and time-difference imagery, for both Full Disk and CONUS sectors. During the checkout phase of GOES-18 and continuing until approximately 10Jan2023, there are also full-resolution loops of GOES-18 and GOES-17 band07 (3.9um) CONUS sector imagery available here for comparison purposes, centered off the California coast.

• 24-hour Loops (00Z -> 00Z) of 16-band Displays

  GOES-West and -East 24-hour loops (00Z -> 00Z) of 16-band displays of static and time-difference imagery, for both Full Disk and CONUS sectors

• Individual 16-band images of static and time-difference imagery   Most Recent Images

  GOES-West and -East 16-band individual images of static and time-difference imagery, for both Full Disk and CONUS sectors

GOES ABI Statistics and Images:

• GOES Statistics Displays (all 16 ABI bands)

  GOES-West and -East displays of GOES statistics imagery (all 16 ABI bands), over a pre-defined region, for the Full Disk and CONUS sectors.

  Or try the New Page for GOES Statistics Displays

• Imagery File Metadata Statistics Displays

  GOES-West and -East displays of ABI metadata statistics timeseries plots (all 16 bands, all sectors), including comparisons between L1b and L2 CMIP files.

• Individual images comprising the GOES Statistics Displays for a pre-defined region   Most Recent Images

  GOES-West and -East individual images used to build the GOES Statistics Displays

GOES ABI-West and -East Combined:

• SSEC Geo Browser

  GOES-West and -East combined animations in a Mollweide projection, bands 10, 13 and 14, with user-selectable loop durations.

• GOES-West/GOES-East for Band 10 (7.3 um) (including limited fusion loops)   Band 13 (10.3 um)   Band 14 (11.2 um)

  GOES-West and -East combined 7-day animations, in a Mollweide projection.

GOES SUVI Images:

• 6-band Displays

  GOES-West and -East SUVI (Solar UltraViolet Imager) 6-band imagery displays, showing the full solar disk
  in six different wavelengths daily at approximately 1200 UTC. Please also see individual SUVI bands,
  as well as select composite RGB imagery.