[IDD #VHL-425950]: GOES-16 Data Request

Hi Ryan,

re:
> Thanks for the response Tom.
> 
> Our Linux machine is located at our office in Shawnee, KS.

OK, thanks.

re:
> Or where you referring to an IP address?

It is good for us to know where a non-core site that is looking for an IDD
feed is located so that we can figure out if there is a Unidata university
that might be interested in providing the feed.  Admittedly being physically
close really doesn't mean anything since we are all electronically close, but
a "local" university might be more amenable to providing a feed than one
in a different state.

re:
> I appreciate your time.

No worries.

One quick comment:

- the National Weather Service is making GOES-16 imagery available in their
  NOAAPort Satellite Broadcast Network (SBN)

  The CONUS and Mesoscale sectors that are being sent (as tiles) in NOAAPort
  have the exact same coverage, bit depth resolution and frequency as
  the images in the GOES ReBroadcast (GRB); only the global sectors
  that are different: all global GOES-16 images in NOAAPort are 6 km
  in resolution while the ones in the GRB range in resolutions from 0.5
  km (channel 2) to 2 km (several of the IR channels).

Question:

Do you have a NOAAPort downlink?  If yes, you already have access to the
GOES-16 images AND Level 2 products.

Cheers,

Tom
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Ticket ID: VHL-425950
Department: Support IDD
Priority: High
Status: Closed
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