NOAA GVI GUIDE

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Introduction Page, GVI Guide TOC, Cover Page, Acknowledgments, Disclaimer, Acronyms,
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Section 2:

Figure 2.2-1. Orbital degradation of NOAA-9, NOAA-11 and NOAA-14 over time.
Figure 2.2-2. Isotropic albedo in Channel 1 (top) and Channel 2 (bottom) of the southeastern Libyan desert (from Rao and Chen, 1994).
Figure 2.2-3. Normalized Difference Vegetation Index for the southeastern Libyan desert (from Rao and Chen, 1994).

Appendix J:

Figure J-1. Definition of latitude angle.
Figure J-2. Definition of longitude angle.
Figure J-3. Arrangement of array containing two hemispheres.
Figure J-4. Example of CENTI=254 and CENTJ=258.

Appendix O:

Figure 1. The B level of the generic AVHRR processing scheme.
Figure 2. The C level of the generic AVHRR processing scheme.
Figure 3. A schematic summary of the procedures used for GVI data products.
Figure 4. Global monthly mean maps of T4 (K): October 1993, January 1994 and April 1994.
Figure 5. Global NDVI 5-yr July climatology: means (top) and standard deviations (bottom).
Figure 6. Global NDVI 5-yr means for October, January and April. The areas in white (T4 < 270 K) are classified as stable snow/ice and in light gray (270 K < T4 *lt; 280 K) are classified as transitional (unstable) snow/ice, both having 1 > 20%.O-16.
Figure 7. Global 5-yr July means of 1, T4, and PWI.
Figure 8. Standardized anomalies of NDVI for the United States in July (1985-94), defined as departures from the 5-yr means divided by the 5-yr standard deviations.

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