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Real Time Integrated Atmospheric Water Vapor and TEC from GPS

Processing GPS Data from Suomi Network + NOAA, USCG/USACE, DOT, and Other Sites.


Notice Suominet is not an operational service.
Please Note: CDAAC and Suominet are research efforts and are not intended to be operational. Our computer facilities are "tier 1 facilities" at best.

Current Precipitable Water Vapor - US    Global Sites with Delay or PWV Estimates

  

Having problems with the map above? Click here to access the GMT Map interface

Comparison most recent GOES PWV image

Combined IR GOES and GPS PWV Amination - USA - Provided By Unidata

Combined IR GOES and GPS PWV Amination - Caribbean - Provided By Unidata

Map Plots of PWV Results
We display the current color contour PWV map based on our processing results. PWV is plotted in units of cm. You can also take a look at a near-real-time comparison GOES PWV image for the same area at The CIMSS Realtime GOES Page . The stations for which the wet delay was estimated in the last solution, shown as white squares on the map, are used to generate the contours (GMT routines are used to generate the maps.) Please note that for regions with sparse or no wet delay sites, the contour maps can contain incorrect values. When surface pressure and temperature are not available we use default pressure and temperature for the dry delay computation. These stations, shown by red squares are not used in generating the PWV map.

We have also generated total electron density maps for the region. These TEC maps are generated from 1 hour of dual frequency observations of the network and the TEC units represent the total number of electrons in a vertical column of 1 square meter.
Click here for postscript total electron density maps.





Acknowledgment and Disclaimer:
      This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grants 0633587, 0939962, and 1042909. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.



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