NOAA-16

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NOAA-16 was a U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration polar-orbiting weather satellite used for global environmental monitoring and forecasting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NOAA satellite
polar-orbiting satellite
weather satellite
application climate trend analysis
cloud cover analysis
numerical weather prediction
sea surface temperature monitoring
COSPARId 2000-055A NERFINISHED
countryOfOperator United States of America
surface form: United States
dataType infrared imagery
microwave sounding data
visible imagery
dataUser National Weather Service NERFINISHED
global meteorological agencies
deactivationDate 2014-06-09
endOfMissionReason loss of attitude control
spacecraft anomaly
enteredService 2000
inclination approximately 98.7 degrees
instrument Advanced Microwave Sounding Unit NERFINISHED
Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer NERFINISHED
High Resolution Infrared Radiation Sounder NERFINISHED
TIROS Operational Vertical Sounder NERFINISHED
instrumentAbbreviation AMSU NERFINISHED
AVHRR NERFINISHED
HIRS NERFINISHED
TOVS NERFINISHED
launchContractor United States Air Force NERFINISHED
launchDate 2000-09-21
launchSite Space Launch Complex 4W NERFINISHED
Vandenberg Air Force Base NERFINISHED
launchVehicle Titan II NERFINISHED
manufacturer Lockheed Martin NERFINISHED
massClass approximately 1400 kilograms
missionStart 2000-09-21
missionType environmental monitoring
meteorology
weather forecasting support
NORADId 26536
operator National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NERFINISHED
operatorAbbreviation NOAA NERFINISHED
orbitalPeriod approximately 102 minutes
orbitRegime Low Earth orbit
orbitType Sun-synchronous orbit
predecessor NOAA-15 NERFINISHED
primaryPurpose climate research support
global environmental monitoring
weather data collection
program NOAA Polar Operational Environmental Satellites program NERFINISHED
programAbbreviation POES NERFINISHED
spacecraftBus TIROS-N NERFINISHED
successor NOAA-18 NERFINISHED

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