27 January 2023
19 November 2019
The Meteosat Third Generation (MTG) series of future European geostationary meteorological missions consists of two satellites: the imaging satellites (MTG-I) and the sounding satellites (MTG-S). The Infrared Sounder (IRS) is one of the two instruments hosted on board the MTG-S satellites.
The scope of the IRS mission is to provide the user community with information on time evolution of humidity and temperature distribution, as function of latitude, longitude and altitude. In this context, EUMETSAT has established the IRS mission advisory group (IRS-MAG) with the mandate of providing independent advice on the scientific concepts, cal/val approaches, and data usability of the IRS mission.
Objectives and outcomes
The proceedings and outcomes of the meeting can be found in the minutes of meeting.
Programme and reports
Monday 18 November
| Title | Presenter/s |
|---|---|
| Welcome and agenda | Co-chairs |
| Introduction of new member | Flavio Iturbide (NOAA) |
| Review of ongoing actions | Co-chairs |
| ITSC feedbacks | Dorothee/Thomas |
| Instrument update and performances (including the Non-Conformity performance + halo effect) | Daniel Lamarre |
| First feedbacks on the IRS NC | Bertrand Theodore |
| IF alignment monitoring | Pierre Dussarrat |
| Feedbacks on the Wisconsin uniformisation (M5.A2) | Pierre Dussarrat |
| MTG toolbox | Peter Miu |
| Short introduction for the PC discussion | Dorothee Coppens |
| Five wrong reasons not to use reconstructed radiances | Tim Hultberg |
| Slot for discussion on PC | All |
Tuesday 19 November
Supporting documents
Answer to M7A6 (coheurcamypeyret)
