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title: SENTINEL3 SRAL Level-2 LAN LAND ICE
missionStartDate: "2016-02-16T00:00:00Z"

# MARK: MTG
MSG_LST:
abstract: |
The full archive of MSG/SEVIRI data was reprocessed to provide the user
community a consistent, homogeneous and continuous Data Record of the
15-min Land Surface Temperature (LST) for the period 2004-2015. This Data
Record was obtained with the best version of its equivalent NRT product
(MLST) which can also complement the time series from 2016 onwards.
instrument: SEVIRI
platform: MSG
platformSerialIdentifier: MSG
processingLevel: L3
keywords: SEVIRI,L3,MSG,Vegetation,Land
sensorType: OPTICAL
license: proprietary
title: Land Surface Temperature Climate Data Record - MSG
missionStartDate: "2021-01-21T00:00:00Z"

MSG_LST_DIR:
abstract: |
Land Surface Temperature (LST) is the radiative skin temperature over land.
LST plays an important role in the physics of land surface as it is
involved in the processes of energy and water exchange with the atmosphere.
LST is useful for the scientific community, namely for those dealing with
meteorological and climate models. Accurate values of LST are also of
special interest in a wide range of areas related to land surface
processes, including meteorology, hydrology, agrometeorology, climatology
and environmental studies. Land Surface Emissivity (EM), a crucial
parameter for LST retrieval from space, is independently estimated as a
function of (satellite derived) Fraction of Vegetation Cover (FVC) and land
cover classification. In the most recent version of the dataset,
information on the expected deviation of LST estimates from SEVIRI/MSG with
respect to a reference view – here considered to be nadir view – has been
added to the original product (LSA-001) as an extra data layer (LSA-004).
instrument: SEVIRI
platform: MSG
platformSerialIdentifier: MSG
processingLevel: L2
keywords: SEVIRI,L2,MSG,Vegetation,Land
sensorType: OPTICAL
license: proprietary
title: Land Surface Temperature with Directional Effects - MSG
missionStartDate: "2005-01-16T00:00:00Z"

MFG_GSA_57:
abstract: |
Release 2 of the Thematic Climate Data Record (TCDR) of the Meteosat First
Generation (MFG) Level 2 land surface albedo. The variables estimated are
black-sky albedo (BSA) and white-sky albedo (WSA) with the corresponding
uncertainties as explained in the Product User Guide (PUM). The data record
validation and limitations are provided in the Validation Report (VR). The
products are available in netCDF4 format. This release contains products
generated with Meteosat-7.
instrument: MVIRI
platform: MFG
platformSerialIdentifier: MFG
processingLevel: L2
keywords: MVIRI,L2,MFG,Climate,Thematic
sensorType: OPTICAL
license: proprietary
title: GSA Level 2 Climate Data Record Release 2 - MFG - 57 degree
missionStartDate: "2006-12-07T00:00:00Z"

MFG_GSA_63:
abstract: |
Release 2 of the Thematic Climate Data Record (TCDR) of the Meteosat First
Generation (MFG) Level 2 land surface albedo. The variables estimated are
black-sky albedo (BSA) and white-sky albedo (WSA) with the corresponding
uncertainties as explained in the Product User Guide (PUM). The data record
validation and limitations are provided in the Validation Report (VR). The
products are available in netCDF4 format. This release contains products
generated with Meteosat-5.
instrument: MVIRI
platform: MFG
platformSerialIdentifier: MFG
processingLevel: L2
keywords: MVIRI,L2,MFG,Climate,Thematic
sensorType: OPTICAL
license: proprietary
title: GSA Level 2 Climate Data Record Release 2 - MFG - 63 degree
missionStartDate: "1998-07-10T00:00:00Z"

MSG_MFG_GSA_0:
abstract: |
Release 2 of the Thematic Climate Data Record (TCDR) of the Meteosat First
Generation (MFG) and Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) Level 2 land surface
albedo. The variables estimated are black-sky albedo (BSA) and white-sky
albedo (WSA) with the corresponding uncertainties as explained in the
Product User Guide (PUM). The data record validation and limitations are
provided in the Validation Report (VR). The products are available in
netCDF4 format. This release contains products generated with Meteosat-2 to
Meteosat-10.
instrument: MVIRI,SEVIRI
platform: MFG,MSG
platformSerialIdentifier: MFG,MSG
processingLevel: L2
keywords: MVIRI,SEVIRI,L2,MFG,Climate,Thematic
sensorType: OPTICAL
license: proprietary
title: GSA Level 2 Climate Data Record Release 2 - MFG and MSG - 0 degree
missionStartDate: "1982-02-10T00:00:00Z"

HIRS_FDR_1_MULTI:
abstract: |
This is Release 1 of the Fundamental Data Record (FDR) brightness
temperatures from the High Resolution Infrared Radiation Sounder (HIRS) on
board NOAA and Metop satellites. The data record covers more than 40 years
from 29 October 1978 to 31 December 2020. Release 1 provides recalibrated
Level 1c brightness temperatures based on the V4.0 calibration method
developed by Cao et al. (2007). This method was implemented into the
NWP-SAF software ATOVS and AVHRR processing Package (AAPP). This software
was consistently used to recalibrate and reprocess data from all HIRS
instruments on board TIROS-N, NOAA-06 to NOAA-19, Metop-A, and Metop-B. The
polygons, required for the data tailoring, show problems with non-continues
data. Some polygons of the HIRS data record are found to be incorrect.
However, this does not affect the correctness of the data itself. This is a
Fundamental Data Record (FDR).
instrument: HIRS
platform: Metop,TIROS,NOAA
platformSerialIdentifier: Metop,TIROS,NOAA
processingLevel: L1
keywords: HIRS,L2,HIRS,TIROS,Metop,NOAA,Sounder
sensorType: Sounder
license: proprietary
title: HIRS Level 1C Fundamental Data Record Release 1 - Multimission - Global
missionStartDate: "1978-10-29T00:00:00Z"

MSG_OCA_CDR:
abstract: |
The OCA Release 1 Climate Data Record (CDR) covers the MSG observation
period from 2004 up to 2019, providing a homogenous cloud properties time
series. It is generated at full Meteosat repeat cycle (15 minutes)
fequency. Cloud properties retrieved by OCA are cloud top pressure, cloud
optical thickness, and cloud effective radius, together with uncertainties.
The OCA algorithm has been slightly adapted for climate data record
processing. The adaptation mainly consists in the usage of different
inputs, because the one used for Near Real Time (NRT) were not available
for the reprocessing (cloud mask, clear sky reflectance map) and also not
homogenous (reanalysis) over the complete time period. it extends the NRT
data record more than 9 years back in time. This is a Thematic Climate Data
Record (TCDR).
instrument: SEVIRI
platform: MSG
platformSerialIdentifier: MSG
processingLevel: L2
keywords: MSG,L2,SEVIRI,Climate,Clouds,Atmosphere,Observation,Thematic
sensorType: MSG
license: proprietary
title: Optimal Cloud Analysis Climate Data Record Release 1 - MSG - 0 degree
missionStartDate: "2004-01-19T00:00:00Z"

S6_RADIO_OCCULTATION:
abstract: |
Jason-CS/Sentinel-6 Radio Occultation Level 1B product, providing a bending
angle versus impact parameter profile, as well as other relevant
information derived from the observation.
instrument: GNSS-RO
platform: Sentinel-6
platformSerialIdentifier: Sentinel-6
processingLevel: L1
keywords: Sentinel-6,L1,GNSS-RO,Radio,Occultation
sensorType: Radio Occultation
license: proprietary
title: Radio Occultation Level 1B Products - Sentinel-6
missionStartDate: "2021-11-19T00:00:00Z"

MTG_LI_AF:
abstract: |
LI Level 2 Accumulated Flashes (AF) complements the LI Level 2 Accumulated
Flash Area (AFA) by providing one with the variation of the number of
events within those regions reported to have lightning flashes in the
Accumulated Flash Area (AFA). Accumulated Flashes provide users with data
about the mapping of the number of LI events/detections rather than the
mapping of flashes. One should keep in mind that the absolute value within
each pixel of the Accumulated Flashes has no real physical meaning; it is
rather a proxy for the pixel-by-pixel variation of the number of events. It
is worth noting that one can derive the flash rate over a region
encompassing a complete lightning feature (not within an FCI grid pixel) in
Accumulated Flashes; this stems from the definition in Accumulated
(gridded) data.
instrument: LI
platform: MTG
platformSerialIdentifier: MTG
processingLevel: L2
keywords: MTG,L2,LI,AF,Lightning,Weather,Flashes
sensorType: Lightning Imager
license: proprietary
title: LI Accumulated Flashes - MTG - 0 degree
missionStartDate: "2024-07-08T00:00:00Z"

MTG_LI_LFL:
abstract: |
LI Level 2 Lightning Flashes (LFL) contains LI flashes. The definition of a
flash is shared by LI and GLM; collections of groups that are correlated in
space and time within the two windows of 330 milliseconds (temporal window)
and 16.5km (space window), respectively. Even if the definition of a flash
is not uniform among all lightning location systems, the simple fact that a
flash is a collection of groups/strokes correlated in space and time
somewhat mitigates the differences in the way different types of lightning
sensors interpret different lightning processes. This makes flash datasets
of different lightning location systems more comparable than group/stroke
datasets.
instrument: LI
platform: MTG
platformSerialIdentifier: MTG
processingLevel: L2
keywords: MTG,L2,LI,LFL,Lightning,Weather,Flashes
sensorType: Lightning Imager
license: proprietary
title: LI Lightning Flashes - MTG - 0 degree
missionStartDate: "2024-07-08T00:00:00Z"

MTG_LI_LGR:
abstract: |
LI Level 2 Lightning Groups (LGR) contains LI groups. These are closely
related to other similar space-born instruments. The definition of a group is
shared by LI, GLM and ISS-LIS groups: collections of pixel-based lightning
events that are acquired within the same acquisition frame and are spatially
clustered. LI groups provide users with information about the time-slicing
imaging (over the LI acquisition time, ie one millisecond) of lightning
optical emissions. When comparing LI groups with either GLM or ISS-LIS
groups, users must consider the differences in design between instruments,
such as integration time and spatial sampling/resolution. Both GLM and
ISS-LIS acquire over two milliseconds. When observing the same storm, this
difference in design can potentially create considerable differences in the
total number of groups, as well as differences between the acquisition times
of the groups. In addition, differences will be found also for the
geolocation of groups. In general, the discrepancies mentioned above are
expected to be of the order of a few milliseconds for the group time and of
the order of a few kilometres for the group geolocation.
instrument: LI
platform: MTG
platformSerialIdentifier: MTG
processingLevel: L2
keywords: MTG,L2,LI,LGR,Lightning,Weather,Flashes
sensorType: Lightning Imager
license: proprietary
title: LI Lightning Groups - MTG - 0 degree
missionStartDate: "2024-07-08T00:00:00Z"

MTG_LI_AFA:
abstract: |
LI Level 2 Accumulated Flash Area (AFA) provides the user with data about
flash mapping by using the area covered by the optical emission of each
flash in LI Level 2 Lightning Flashes (LFL). It is important to keep in
mind that each flash is treated as a flat (uniform) optical emission in
this data. Accumulated Flash Area allows one to monitor the regions within
a cloud top from which lightning-related optical emissions over 30 sec are
emerging and accumulating and to know the number of flashes that were
observed within the FCI grid pixels composing those regions. For example,
from the Accumulated Flash Area, one can derive the flash rate for each
pixel of the FCI 2km grid. This is a considerable improvement compared to
the simple description of the flash using the variable flash_footprint
available in Lightning Flashes.
instrument: LI
platform: MTG
platformSerialIdentifier: MTG
processingLevel: L2
keywords: MTG,L2,LI,LGR,Lightning,Weather,Flashes
sensorType: Lightning Imager
license: proprietary
title: LI Accumulated Flash Area - MTG - 0 degree
missionStartDate: "2024-07-08T00:00:00Z"

MTG_LI_AFR:
abstract: |
LI Level 2 Accumulated Flash Radiance (AFR) is meant to describe the
pixel-by-pixel variation of the optical emission accumulated over 30 sec
within the FCI 2km grid. This stems from the events contributing to LI
Level 2 Accumulated Flashes (AF) (each one contributing with its radiance)
and it can be thought of as the 'appearance' of the accumulated optical
emissions over 30 sec as seen by LI.
instrument: LI
platform: MTG
platformSerialIdentifier: MTG
processingLevel: L2
keywords: MTG,L2,LI,LGR,Lightning,Weather,Flashes
sensorType: Lightning Imager
license: proprietary
title: LI Accumulated Flash Radiance - MTG - 0 degree
missionStartDate: "2024-07-08T00:00:00Z"

MTG_LI_LEF:
abstract: |
LI Level 2 Ligthning Events Filtered (LEF) is one of the initial products,
along with Lightning Flashes (LFL) and Lightning Groups (LGR), and provides
the finest scale over which LI can monitor lightning activity. Lightning
Flashes and Lightning Groups contain two variables that provide the size of
each group and flash in units of LI pixels, ie number_of_events and
flash_footprint, respectively. To compute the exact physical size of a
group/flash, users should use the information available in Ligthning Events
Filtered. One can derive such a descriptor only by knowing which events
compose a group/flash and employing the physical size of the projection of
each event on the Earth's surface for the computation.
instrument: LI
platform: MTG
platformSerialIdentifier: MTG
processingLevel: L2
keywords: MTG,L2,LI,LGR,Lightning,Weather,Flashes
sensorType: Lightning Imager
license: proprietary
title: LI Lightning Events Filtered - MTG - 0 degree
missionStartDate: "2024-07-08T00:00:00Z"

MTG_FCI_FDHSI:
abstract: |
The rectified (Level 1c) Meteosat FCI full disc image data in normal
spatial (FDHSI) resolution. The FCI instrument consists of 16 imaging
spectral channels ranging from 0.4 µm to 13.3 µm with the channel at 3.8 µm
having an extended dynamic range dedicated to fire monitoring. The spatial
resolution is 1km for visible and near-infrared channels and 2 km for
infrared channels. FCI Level 1c rectified radiance dataset consists of a
set of files that contain the level 1c science data rectified to a
reference grid together with the auxiliary data associated with the
processing configuration and the quality assessment of the dataset. Level
1c image data here corresponds to initially geolocated and radiometrically
pre-processed image data, without full georeferencing and cal/val in
spatial and spectral domains applied. The data are ready for further
processing and testing, e.g. value chains and initial tests for extracting
meteorological products, however, we generally do not recommend the
generation of Level 2 products due to known limitations in the Level 1c
data.
instrument: FCI
platform: MTG
platformSerialIdentifier: MTG
processingLevel: L1
keywords: MTG,L1,FCI,Atmosphere,Ocean,Land
sensorType: Imager
license: proprietary
title: FCI Level 1c Normal Resolution Image Data - MTG - 0 degree
missionStartDate: "2024-09-24T00:00:00Z"

MTG_FCI_HRFI:
abstract: |
The rectified (Level 1c) Meteosat FCI full disc image data in high spatial
(HRFI) resolution.The FCI instrument consists of 16 imaging spectral
channels ranging from 0.4 µm to 13.3 µm with the channel at 3.8 µm having
an extended dynamic range dedicated to fire monitoring. The high-resolution
HRFI dataset has 4 spectral channels at VIS 0.6 µm, NIR 2.2 µm, IR 3.8 µm
and IR 13.3 µm with a spatial resolution of 0.5 km for visible and
near-infrared channels and 1 km for infrared channels. FCI Level 1c
rectified radiance dataset consists of a set of files that contain the
level 1c science data rectified to a reference grid together with the
auxiliary data associated with the processing configuration and the quality
assessment of the dataset. Level 1c image data here corresponds to
initially geolocated and radiometrically pre-processed image data, without
full georeferencing and cal/val in spatial and spectral domains applied.
The data are ready for further processing and testing, e.g. value chains
and initial tests for extracting meteorological products, however, we
generally do not recommend the generation of Level 2 products due to known
limitations in the Level 1c data. A selection of single channel data are
visualised in our EUMETView service.
instrument: FCI
platform: MTG
platformSerialIdentifier: MTG
processingLevel: L1
keywords: MTG,L1,FCI,Atmosphere,Ocean,Land
sensorType: Imager
license: proprietary
title: FCI Level 1c High Resolution Image Data - MTG - 0 degree
missionStartDate: "2024-09-24T00:00:00Z"

# MARK: S3 SYNERGY
# Synergy data products are generally combinations of OLCI and SLSTR instruments
S3_SY_SYN:
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