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![]() I'm trying to figure out a formula that relates latitude/longitude to GOES pixel size. The nominal resolution is at the subsatellite point. Alas, I do not live there, so pixel resolution is degraded here, and I'd like to know exactly what it is. Does anyone know of a website/formula that, given a latitude/longitude (say, 43 N 89 W) will return a pixel size for GOES east or GOES west? I figure it's "just" geometry, but geometry is way way way way back in my rear-view mirror. Thanks, Scott (really at notscape det not) |
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