QuikSCAT Ocean Wind Vectors (12.5km Swath Grid) - Revision history

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-	sensors=[[Sensors: ~~SEAWIND~~ \| ~~SEAWIND~~]] \|	+	sensors=[[Sensors: SEAWINDS \| SEAWINDS]] \|
	level=[[L2]] \|		level=[[L2]] \|
	datasources = [[Datasources: NOAA\| NOAA]]		datasources = [[Datasources: NOAA\| NOAA]]

Roman at 13:44, 13 December 2012

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	=== Abstract ===		=== Abstract ===
-	QuikSCAT ~~launched~~ in ~~June 19, 1999, QuikSCAT was designed to be a “quick recovery” EOS satellite mission to fill the gap of global ocean surface~~ wind vector ~~observations which resulted~~ from ~~the unexpected failure of NSCAT in June of 1997~~.	+	The SeaWinds on QuikSCAT Level 2B ocean vector winds in 12.5 km wind vector cell (WVC) swaths contain daily data from ascending and descending passes. The local time at the equator for the ascending node is 0600 +/- 30 minutes; the local time at the equator for the descending node is 1800 +/- 30 minutes. Wind vectors are accurate to within 2 m/s (vector speed) and 20 degrees (vector direction). Rain flags are provided for each wind vector cell to assist in identifying potential rain contamination. Wind vectors are set to a value of '0' when within 20 km of land/ice boundaries or where there is ambiguous or non-existent measurements available.. This data utilizes the recalibrated model function called the QSCAT-1/F13 processing algorithm, adopted in July of 2006.
-	The ~~SeaWinds scatterometer on QuikSCAT began producing science quality data on July 19, 1999. Since QuikSCAT’s launch,~~ the ~~SeaWinds instrument has continued to provide~~ the ~~same high quality data covering more than 90% of the ice~~-~~free oceans every day for more than 10 years.~~	+
-	~~QuikSCAT has a repeat period of approximately 4 days/57 orbits and~~ the local ~~equator crossing~~ time at the ~~ascending~~ node is ~~6 hours~~ +/- 30 minutes. ~~The orbit period is approximately 101 minutes. QuikSCAT flies at a mean altitude of approximately 802.4 km~~ and ~~has an orbit inclination of 98~~.~~616°. The operational mission duration was intended~~ for up to ~~3 years~~.	+
-	~~SeaWinds – A Ku-band (13.4 GHz) Scatterometer featuring~~ a ~~circular dish antenna, which provides pencil~~-~~beam radar backscatter~~ measurements. ~~It’s primary purpose is to provide all-weather ocean surface wind vector measurements over~~ the ~~ice~~-~~free global oceans~~.	+

Roman at 13:43, 13 December 2012

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	'''Contacts''':		'''Contacts''':

-	'''PDF Version''': [ftp://podaac.jpl.nasa.gov/ocean_wind/quikscat/L2B12/doc/QSUG_v3.pdf \| QSUG_v3.pdf]	+	'''PDF Version''': [ftp://podaac.jpl.nasa.gov/ocean_wind/quikscat/L2B12/doc/QSUG_v3.pdf QSUG_v3.pdf]

	=== Abstract ===		=== Abstract ===

Roman at 13:42, 13 December 2012

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	=== Quick Links ===		=== Quick Links ===
-	''' Ссылка на оригинал''' : []	+	''' Ссылка на оригинал''' : [http://gcmd.nasa.gov/KeywordSearch/Metadata.do?Portal=NASA&KeywordPath=Projects\|S+-+U\|SEAWINDS&EntryId=SeaWinds_on_QuikSCAT_L2B_OVW_in_12.5_km_Swath_Grid&MetadataView=Full&MetadataType=0&lbnode=mdlb3 GCMD.NASA]

	'''Recent Changes''':		'''Recent Changes''':
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	'''Contacts''':		'''Contacts''':

-	'''PDF Version''': []	+	'''PDF Version''': [ftp://podaac.jpl.nasa.gov/ocean_wind/quikscat/L2B12/doc/QSUG_v3.pdf \| QSUG_v3.pdf]

	=== Abstract ===		=== Abstract ===

Roman at 13:37, 13 December 2012

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	Product\|		Product\|
	thumbnail=exapmle.jpg \|		thumbnail=exapmle.jpg \|
-	name=~~4 km AVHRR Pathfinder~~ \|	+	name=QuikSCAT Ocean Wind Vectors (12.5km Swath Grid) \|
	id=QSCAT_L2B12\|		id=QSCAT_L2B12\|
	access=Открытый \|		access=Открытый \|
	platforms=		platforms=
-	[[Platforms: ~~NOAA~~ \| ~~NOAA~~]] \|	+	[[Platforms: QUIKSCAT\| QUIKSCAT]] \|
-	sensors=[[Sensors: ~~AVHRR~~ \| ~~AVHRR~~]] \|	+	sensors=[[Sensors: SEAWIND \| SEAWIND]] \|
-	level=[[L3]] \|	+	level=[[L2]] \|
	datasources = [[Datasources: NOAA\| NOAA]]		datasources = [[Datasources: NOAA\| NOAA]]
	}}		}}

Roman at 13:34, 13 December 2012

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-	~~QuikSCT~~ launched in June 19, 1999, QuikSCAT was designed to be a “quick recovery” EOS satellite mission to fill the gap of global ocean surface wind vector observations which resulted from the unexpected failure of NSCAT in June of 1997.	+	{{
		+	Product\|
		+	thumbnail=exapmle.jpg \|
		+	name=4 km AVHRR Pathfinder \|
		+	id=QSCAT_L2B12\|
		+	access=Открытый \|
		+	platforms=
		+	[[Platforms: NOAA \| NOAA]] \|
		+	sensors=[[Sensors: AVHRR \| AVHRR]] \|
		+	level=[[L3]] \|
		+	datasources = [[Datasources: NOAA\| NOAA]]
		+	}}
		+
		+	== Описание ==
		+	Тот же description только на русском языке
		+
		+	== Description ==
		+	=== Quick Links ===
		+	''' Ссылка на оригинал''' : []
		+
		+	'''Recent Changes''':
		+
		+	'''Data Access''':
		+
		+	'''Contacts''':
		+
		+	'''PDF Version''': []
		+
		+	=== Abstract ===
		+	QuikSCAT launched in June 19, 1999, QuikSCAT was designed to be a “quick recovery” EOS satellite mission to fill the gap of global ocean surface wind vector observations which resulted from the unexpected failure of NSCAT in June of 1997.
	The SeaWinds scatterometer on QuikSCAT began producing science quality data on July 19, 1999. Since QuikSCAT’s launch, the SeaWinds instrument has continued to provide the same high quality data covering more than 90% of the ice-free oceans every day for more than 10 years.		The SeaWinds scatterometer on QuikSCAT began producing science quality data on July 19, 1999. Since QuikSCAT’s launch, the SeaWinds instrument has continued to provide the same high quality data covering more than 90% of the ice-free oceans every day for more than 10 years.
	QuikSCAT has a repeat period of approximately 4 days/57 orbits and the local equator crossing time at the ascending node is 6 hours +/- 30 minutes. The orbit period is approximately 101 minutes. QuikSCAT flies at a mean altitude of approximately 802.4 km and has an orbit inclination of 98.616°. The operational mission duration was intended for up to 3 years.		QuikSCAT has a repeat period of approximately 4 days/57 orbits and the local equator crossing time at the ascending node is 6 hours +/- 30 minutes. The orbit period is approximately 101 minutes. QuikSCAT flies at a mean altitude of approximately 802.4 km and has an orbit inclination of 98.616°. The operational mission duration was intended for up to 3 years.
	SeaWinds – A Ku-band (13.4 GHz) Scatterometer featuring a circular dish antenna, which provides pencil-beam radar backscatter measurements. It’s primary purpose is to provide all-weather ocean surface wind vector measurements over the ice-free global oceans.		SeaWinds – A Ku-band (13.4 GHz) Scatterometer featuring a circular dish antenna, which provides pencil-beam radar backscatter measurements. It’s primary purpose is to provide all-weather ocean surface wind vector measurements over the ice-free global oceans.

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QuikSCT launched in June 19, 1999, QuikSCAT was designed to be a “quick recovery” EOS satellite mission to fill the gap of global ocean surface wind vector observations which resulted from the unexpected failure of NSCAT in June of 1997.
The SeaWinds scatterometer on QuikSCAT began producing science quality data on July 19, 1999. Since QuikSCAT’s launch, the SeaWinds instrument has continued to provide the same high quality data covering more than 90% of the ice-free oceans every day for more than 10 years.
QuikSCAT has a repeat period of approximately 4 days/57 orbits and the local equator crossing time at the ascending node is 6 hours +/- 30 minutes. The orbit period is approximately 101 minutes. QuikSCAT flies at a mean altitude of approximately 802.4 km and has an orbit inclination of 98.616°. The operational mission duration was intended for up to 3 years.
SeaWinds – A Ku-band (13.4 GHz) Scatterometer featuring a circular dish antenna, which provides pencil-beam radar backscatter measurements. It’s primary purpose is to provide all-weather ocean surface wind vector measurements over the ice-free global oceans.

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	platforms=		platforms=
	[[Platforms: QUIKSCAT\| QUIKSCAT]] \|		[[Platforms: QUIKSCAT\| QUIKSCAT]] \|
-	sensors=[[Sensors: ~~SEAWIND~~ \| ~~SEAWIND~~]] \|	+	sensors=[[Sensors: SEAWINDS \| SEAWINDS]] \|
	level=[[L2]] \|		level=[[L2]] \|
	datasources = [[Datasources: NOAA\| NOAA]]		datasources = [[Datasources: NOAA\| NOAA]]

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	Product\|		Product\|
	thumbnail=exapmle.jpg \|		thumbnail=exapmle.jpg \|
-	name=~~4 km AVHRR Pathfinder~~ \|	+	name=QuikSCAT Ocean Wind Vectors (12.5km Swath Grid) \|
	id=QSCAT_L2B12\|		id=QSCAT_L2B12\|
	access=Открытый \|		access=Открытый \|
	platforms=		platforms=
-	[[Platforms: ~~NOAA~~ \| ~~NOAA~~]] \|	+	[[Platforms: QUIKSCAT\| QUIKSCAT]] \|
-	sensors=[[Sensors: ~~AVHRR~~ \| ~~AVHRR~~]] \|	+	sensors=[[Sensors: SEAWIND \| SEAWIND]] \|
-	level=[[L3]] \|	+	level=[[L2]] \|
	datasources = [[Datasources: NOAA\| NOAA]]		datasources = [[Datasources: NOAA\| NOAA]]
	}}		}}