GOES-16, the most advanced weather satellite NOAA has ever developed, will be moved to the GOES-East position once
it is declared operational in November. NOAA officials announced the
decision regarding GOES-16’s placement, during the 2017
Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook news conference at NOAA’s Center for
Weather and Climate Prediction in College Park, Maryland.
When GOES-16 takes over, EMWIN-N users will need to point their dishes to GOES-West to receive the EMWIN-N signal. GOES-16 will replace the EMWIN-N signal with HRIT/EMWIN. HRIT/EMWIN uses a different signaling method and will require a new receiver.
See this link for more information on this announcement GOES-16.
Monday, June 05, 2017
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