Welcome to the links section of the EPS Webcast. We have gathered
links of interest to users of Metop and other polar-orbiting satellite
platforms. These links include more information on polar satellites,
data, derived products, applications, processing systems, and related
training and education resources. (By following these links you
will be leaving the EPS Webcast.)
EPS Polar
System Homepage
(From the EUMETSAT homepage, look under "What We Do" >
"Satellites" > "EUMETSAT Polar System".)
Visit EUMETSAT’s Website to view information, documentation,
and visualizations on EUMETSAT’s first polar-orbiting operational
meteorological satellite system, the EUMETSAT Polar System (EPS).
This page also provides links to additional resources on EPS benefits,
services, training and education, program background, presentations,
and more in-depth technical documentation.
ESA
MetOp Homepage
This European Space Agency (ESA) Website hosts a wealth of information,
documentation, and visualizations on the EUMETSAT Polar System (EPS).
COMET® Program
Polar-orbiting Satellite Resource Links
This Web page contains links of interest to users of NOAA and other
polar-orbiting satellite platforms with an emphasis on operational
forecasting. Links to real-time data and products, news and information,
and relevant documentation are included.
NOAA-NESDIS
IJPS Homepage
This Website is hosted by the U.S.’ NOAA-NESDIS and provides
information on the cooperative effort between NOAA and EUMETSAT known
as the Initial Joint Polar-orbiting Operational Satellite System (IJPS).
The goal of IJPS is to ensure coordination of two polar-orbiting satellites
systems to provide and improve operational meteorological and environmental
forecasting and global climate monitoring services worldwide.
WMO
Space Programme Homepage
This Web page is a portal to technical, science, training and education information
related to various geostationary and polar-orbiting meteorological satellite programs
and systems around the world.
WMO
Virtual Laboratory for Satellite Training and Data Utilization
This site contains links to the WMO Virtual Laboratory which is a
Web portal that organizes resources and information on training activities
for forecasters and other users of operational meteorological satellite
data and products across the globe. The Virtual Laboratory is a collaborative
effort joining major satellite operators and WMO “centers of
excellence” at WMO Regional Meteorological Training Centers
that are distributed around the world.
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