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10 September 2001
Flight 01-137
Track 11


R: 2.15 microns
G: 1.64 microns
B: 0.55 microns
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Campaign Summary
Name: CAMEX-4 (Fourth Convection and Moisture Experiment)
Dates: August 16 - September 24, 2001
Location: Jacksonville NAS, FL
MAS Principal Investigator: Jeff Myers (ARC)
Additional sensors used during the Campaign: AMPR, NOAA-O3, EDOP, EHAD, HAMSR, LIP-ER-2, MTP-ER-2, TW
Objective: The fourth Convection And Moisture EXperiment (CAMEX-4) is a series of field research investigations to study tropical cyclones during the most active part of the hurricane season. Gathering storm data from multiple sources - including piloted aircraft, robotic aerial vehicles, satellite observations, ground-based radar, and other ground-based sensing instruments - the researchers seek methods for improved hurricane prediction. More accurate hurricane predictions at landfall hold the key to decreasing the size of necessary coastal evacuations and increasing the hurricane warning time for people in those areas.
Level-1B Data Processing Status
Level-1B Data Processed By: Ames Research Center
Flights Processed: 7 of 11
Level-1B Data Version Number: #01
Calibration Type: Final
Calibration Version: ARC CAMEX4 ver 1.0
Temperature Adjustment: None
Status: Some flights (7 of 11) processed with final calibration
Flight Summaries & Browse Images
Spectral Summary
Spectral Band Configuration (final) Spectral Response Files (final)
Level-1B Data Distribution
NASA Langley DAAC
MAS Nadir Profile Tables
Nadir Profiles
Related Web Sites
Airborne Sensors Facility Page
NASA Airborne Science Program
The Fourth Convection And Moisture EXperiment (CAMEX)
NASA ER-2 Flight Summary Reports (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader, download it free from here)
Sample Image
Hurricane Erin
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