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Figure 1 -
Satellite orbit period vs. orbit radius.
Figure 2 -
Satellite orbit period vs. orbit radius, continued.
Figure 3 -
GOES satellite.
Figure 4 -
Height conditions for a geostationary satellite.
Figure 5 -
NOAA and GOES satellites.
Figure 6 -
GOES geographic coverage.
Figure 7 -
Data products.
Figure 8 -
Solar flare effects.
Figure 9 -
Advanced TIROS - N (ATN)
Figure 10 -
One-polar soundings for 00Z map.
Figure 11 -
TIROS polar-orbiting environmental satellite.
Figure 12 -
Fundamental polar satellite products: AVHRR
Figure 13 -
AVHRR channels.
Figure 14 -
Two-polar soundings for 00Z map.
Figure 15 -
Fundamental polar satellite products: TIROS operational vertical sounder.
Figure 16 -
Fundamental polar satellite products: TVOS.
Figure 17 -
Atmospheric soundings.
Figure 18 -
Summary of fundamental polar-orbiting satellite products.
Figure 19 -
Derived polar satellite products.
Figure 20 -
Landsat orbit.
Figure 21 -
Multispectral Scanner (MSS) sensor.
Figure 22 -
Landsat image of Detroit.
Figure 23 -
Thematic Mapper (TM) sensor.
Related Class Images
NESDIS programs.
Operational earth observation satellites.
Two types of satellites.
Black body emission spectra for the sun and earth.
Fundamental polar satellite products: HRPT
Fundamental polar satellite products: APT
Search and rescue system.
Polar satellite communications link summary.
Collection of polar satellite data.
Polar satellite communications links to processing center.
Processing data from polar satellites.
Domestic users.
Collection of geostationary satellite products.
International weather satellites.
Earth Observing System (EOS): Mission to Planet Earth.
NSAT and TRMM.
TOPEX/POSIEDON mission.
Satelllte Data Shows Global Sea Level Rise
Upper atmosphere research satellite.
An abridged guide to climatic remote sensing.
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