SUCCESS Campaign
Flight #96-116

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12 May 1996
Track #04


"Shadow-casting contrails over multi-layer cirrus and altocumulus clouds off the northern California coast"
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12 May 1996
Track #11


"Well-defined contrail in clear skies over the Pacific Ocean"

R: 2.15 microns
G: 1.65 microns
B: 0.64 microns
Summary Information
Date: May 12-13, 1996
ER-2 Flight Number: 96-116
Location: California Coast and Pacific Ocean
Principle Investigator: Dr. Brian Toon (NASA Ames)
Additional Sensors: MIR, CLS, RAMS, EOC

Level-1B Processing Information
Level-1B Data Version: #10
Calibration Type: Final
Calibration Version: SUCCESS_Ames 1.0
Temperature Adjustment: No
Status: Final Calibration Done

Flight Track Map

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Level-1B Browse Imagery
Straight Line Flight Tracks: 30
Scanlines Processed: 65062
Solar Azimuth and Zenith Angles
Browse Images
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Lat/Lon ranges are for the BEG-END scanline nadir pixels.
Flight
Track
Standard
Image
Cirrus
Image
Time_Span
(GMT)
Heading
(Deg)
Lat_Range
(Deg_N)
Lon_Range
(Deg_W)
Length
(Scanlines)
1 STD CIR 20:37-20:41 19 40.00-40.47 124.93-124.73 1545
2 STD CIR 20:44-20:53 202 40.58-39.74 125.01-125.43 3157
3 STD CIR 20:56-21:04 33 39.63-40.38 125.14-124.53 2903
4 STD CIR 21:07-21:17 215 40.53-39.69 124.80-125.64 3581
5 STD CIR 21:20-21:25 78 39.51-39.61 125.42-124.71 1875
6 STD CIR 21:26-21:30 39 39.67-40.10 124.57-124.15 1732
7 STD CIR 21:34-21:42 221 40.27-39.66 124.41-125.15 2865
8 STD CIR 21:42-21:44 221 39.66-39.48 125.16-125.38 834
9 STD CIR 21:48-21:57 49 39.36-40.06 125.07-124.08 3370
10 STD CIR 22:01-22:07 236 39.84-39.52 123.98-124.66 2087
11 STD CIR 22:11-22:16 54 39.37-39.76 124.42-123.76 2100
12 STD CIR 22:20-22:24 242 39.98-39.78 123.93-124.45 1538
13 STD CIR 22:27-22:31 65 39.56-39.76 124.31-123.80 1415
14 STD CIR 22:35-22:36 245 39.55-39.49 123.67-123.84 517
15 STD CIR 22:36-22:41 247 39.49-39.29 123.85-124.47 1769
16 STD CIR 22:43-22:49 146 39.06-38.53 124.50-124.03 2143
17 STD CIR 22:49-22:58 136 38.50-37.78 124.01-123.15 3289
18 STD CIR 23:00-23:02 72 37.75-37.83 122.92-122.61 878
19 STD CIR 23:06-23:12 254 37.61-37.43 122.52-123.38 2336
20 STD CIR 23:15-23:22 77 37.20-37.38 123.32-122.42 2498
21 STD CIR 23:25-23:31 259 37.16-37.04 122.36-123.21 2250
22 STD CIR 23:35-23:43 79 36.80-36.95 123.17-122.12 2928
23 STD CIR 23:45-23:51 264 36.81-36.77 122.10-123.01 2386
24 STD CIR 00:04-00:10 263 36.49-36.43 121.85-122.69 2217
25 STD CIR 00:14-00:20 76 36.19-36.35 122.67-121.92 2162
26 STD CIR 00:23-00:28 272 36.14-36.17 121.93-122.54 1614
27 STD CIR 00:31-00:40 97 35.93-35.84 122.59-121.41 3358
28 STD CIR 00:44-00:51 280 35.63-35.81 121.49-122.57 2867
29 STD CIR 00:55-00:59 102 36.04-35.94 122.54-121.98 1645
30 STD CIR 01:02-01:06 192 36.02-35.67 122.06-122.16 1203
Standard Browse Images 01 through 30 in sequence
Cirrus Detection Browse Images 01 through 30 in sequence

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