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20 September 2020 Product maturity process for ABI L1b and CMI products for GOES-R series
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Abstract
Two flight models of the Advanced Baseline Imager (ABI) are in-orbit on the GOES-16 and GOES-17 geostationary satellites, with two more planned to be launched on GOES-T (2021) and GOES-U (2024). The ABI is the primary Earthviewing weather imaging instrument on the GOES-R Series, producing Level 1b (L1b) radiances and Cloud and Moisture Imagery (CMI) data products. The ABI L1b product is the source for all the ABI Level 2+ (L2+) products, including CMI, which makes the maturity process for these two products important. CMI is the only key performance parameter (KPP) of the GOES-R Series mission and thus CMI takes precedence over other ABI L2+ products. As the only KPP, CMI follows the same maturity schedule as the ABI L1b product. For the ABI L1b and CMI data products to be declared operational, they must pass through a series of calibration and validation tests and analyses, with the peerreviewed results showing that the instruments and products have achieved each level of maturity consistent with mission success. This paper describes the assessment process, the definitions of the product validation maturity levels, and an overview of the product performance for each instrument at each validation level. Additionally, this paper will describe planned programmatic changes aimed at streamlining the maturity process for the upcoming GOES-T and GOES-U satellites.
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Jon P. Fulbright, Elizabeth Kline, Mathew M. Gunshor, Timothy J. Schmit, Xiangqian Wu, Katherine Pitts, and David Pogorzala "Product maturity process for ABI L1b and CMI products for GOES-R series", Proc. SPIE 11530, Sensors, Systems, and Next-Generation Satellites XXIV, 115300P (20 September 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2573804
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KEYWORDS
Satellites

Analytical research

Calibration

Clouds

Imaging systems

Satellite imaging

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