Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission - Dates: 00 January - 18 February 1999 Location: Rondonia, Brazil Principal Investigators: Dr. Anthony Guillory (NASA MSFC) Additional Sensors: AMPR & EDOP Objective: TRMM-LBA is designed to measure tropical precipitation and its variation. TRMM data will provide the first opportunity to estimate the latent heat released in the tropics. Data collected will also be used to estimate the vertical profile of tropical atmospheric heat. Additionally, TRMM data will help to determine the amounts of convective, stratiform, and total precipitation in the atmosphere; the vertical structure of precipitation; and the monthly rainfall over large areas in the regions studied during the campaign. |
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Processing Information Flights Processed: 14 of 14 Total Flight Tracks: Total Scanlines: Level-1B Version: #1 Calibration Type: Final Calibration Version: TRMM-LBA ARC swap_band 1.0 Temperature Adjustment: None Status: Level-1B Data in HDF format is available. |
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Spectral Information Spectral Band Configuration Spectral Response Function Table
During pre-campaign setup of the MAS instrument, channels 49 and 50 where accidentally transposed.
This problem was not discovered until after the MAS instrument was returned to the Ames Research
Center. Bands are out of order, but the correct calilbration files have been applied. In essence,
data users will see "channel 50 data" in the channel 49 position, and visa versa. |
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Level-1B Data Distribution Level 1 / Atmosphere Archive and Distribution System (LAADS) NASA Distributive Active Archive Centers (DAACs) |
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Related Web Sites Official TRMM-LBA Home Page Official TRMM Home Page (NASA) Official TRMM Home Page (JAXA) AMPR Home Page EDOP Home Page NASA Airborne Science Program |