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CERES spatial and temporal extent

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CERES spatial and temporal extent

Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2020 2:25 pm America/New_York
by EarthdataForumContributor
What is the spatial coverage and temporal extent?

Re: CERES spatial and temporal extent

Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2020 2:26 pm America/New_York
by asdc_user_services
CERES is a global data set whose satellite orbit determines the spatial coverage at the surface.

Satellites, Instruments, MinLat MaxLat MinLon MaxLon Spatial Altitude, Temporal Range:
  • NPP, FM5, -90 90 -180 180, 824 km, Feb 2012 - present
  • Aqua, FM3 & FM4, -90 90 -180 180, 705 km, Jun 2002 - present
  • Terra, FM1 & FM2, -90 90 -180 180, 705 km, Feb 2000 - present
  • TRMM, PFM, -40 40 -180 180, 350 km, Dec 1997 - Sep 1, 1998
    *occasional coverage for coincident overflights with Terra in 1999 - 2001
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