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In partnership with NOAA, IMSG scientists and analysts develop and support remote sensing algorithms which process data from a wide range of environmental satellite platforms and sensors to monitor changes in the atmosphere, land, and ocean. We use this data to generate products, for direct use in operational numerical models, offering rapid mapping of hazards and improved forecasting accuracy.IMSG also supports a wide range of current and next generation geostationary and polar-orbiting satellites, including POES, GOES, NPP, JPSS, GOES-R as well as the advanced sensor suits they carry, which operate in the ultra violet, visible, infrared, microwave, and hyper-spectral bands.<\/p>\r\n
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