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|Meaning=The mode of data gathering by [[GOES]] whereby an [[image]] is produced at intervals of 1–10 minutes instead of the [[normal]] intervals of 15 (formerly 30) minutes. | |||
|Explanation=Rapid interval [[scanning]] is used primarily for research and to observe rapidly developing [[severe weather|severe weather]], [[tropical storm]], or [[flash flood]] situations. | |||
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Latest revision as of 05:30, 27 March 2024
The mode of data gathering by GOES whereby an image is produced at intervals of 1–10 minutes instead of the normal intervals of 15 (formerly 30) minutes.
Rapid interval scanning is used primarily for research and to observe rapidly developing severe weather, tropical storm, or flash flood situations.