Магнитные поля активных областей NOAA 11476 и NOAA 11515 во время вспышек

Trends and uncertainties in thermal calibration of AVHRR radiometers onboard NOAA-9 to NOAA-16

[1] Satellite measurements from the infrared (IR) channels of the Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR)/NOAA have been used to derive many important atmospheric, cloud, and surface parameters for weather prediction, climate modelling, and a variety of environmental studies. Calibration accuracy of the satellite data directly affects accuracies of the derived parameters. So far, very ...

NOAA Response to the SAB - ESMWG Recommendations on Guidelines for NOAA ’ s Integrated Ecosystem Assessment Program

NOAA thanks the Science Advisory Board (SAB) for its thoughtful review of and comments on NOAA's evolving Integrated Ecosystem Assessment (IEA) efforts. The group's interest in and support of NOAA's IEA program is appreciated and welcomed. The main recommendation of the SAB is that " NOAA develop guidance for scientists, managers and their partners to develop timely and effective IEAs ". NOAA w...

NOAA Scientific Publications Report — June 28, 2013

NOAA Scientific Publications Report — September 7, 2013

COMPARISONS OF THE MG II INDEX PRODUCTS FROM THE NOAA-9 AND NOAA-ll SBUV/2 INSTRUMENTS

The Mg II Index Is a proxy Indicator of solar UV activity which Is produced from measurements of the chromospherlc Mg II absorption line at 280 nm. Mg II Index data sets have been derived from the NOAA-9 and NOAA-ll SBUV/2 Irradlance data sets using both discrete scan measurements about the Mg II line and continuous scan (sweep) measurements over the UV spectrum from 160-400 nm. This paper will...