GPM GMI Brightness Temperatures L1B 1.5 hours 13 km V07 (GPM_1BGMI) at GES DISC

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Version 07 is the current version of the data set. Older versions will no longer be available and have been superseded by Version 07.

The 1BGMI algorithm uses a non-linear three-point in-flight calibration to derive antenna temperature (Ta) and convert Ta to Tb using GMI antenna pattern corrections. The four-point calibration, which utilizes noise diode measurements, is used to monitor the sensor non-linearty. The noise diode measurements also provide a hot load back-up calibration in case hot load measurements are lost. Details are in the GMI ATBD. The 1BGMI algorithm and software transform Level 0 counts into geolocated and calibrated brightness temperatures (Tb) for 13 GMI channels.

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View documentation related to this dataset PDF Release Notes Open resource
This dataset's landing page HTML Access the dataset landing page from the GES DISC website. Open resource
Get a related visualization PNG Brightness Temperature from GPM GMI for 06/15/2016 (GPM_1BGMI) Open resource
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View documentation related to this dataset PDF FILE SPECIFICATION DOCUMENT Open resource
View this dataset's documented anomalies HTML GPM and partner sensors anomalous events Open resource
View this dataset's algorithm theoretical basis document PDF GPMGeolocationToolkitATBDv2.1-2012-07-31.pdf Open resource
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