In preparation for the launch of the next NOAA JPSS satellites beginning in 2027, U.S. NESDIS is requesting new C-5 entries for these satellites.
Amendment details
COMMON CODE TABLE C-5: Satellite identifier
Code
Meaning
756
NOAA 22
757
NOAA 23
Comments
Note that we are requesting the above numbers in the 700-799 range of CCT C-5 for these future satellites, even though recent JPSS satellites such as NOAA 19, NOAA 20, NOAA 21, etc. were defined within the 200-299 range. This is because of the rule for C-5 which states that only even deciles should be used for polar orbiting satellites, and those deciles are now full within the 200-299 range.
Requestor(s)
Jeff Ator (NOAA/NWS)
Lihang Zhou (NOAA/NESDIS)
Walter Wolf (NOAA/NESDIS)
Stakeholder(s)
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Publication(s)
Example: Manual on Codes (WMO-No. 306), Volume I.2, Common Code Table C-5
Initial request
In preparation for the launch of the next NOAA JPSS satellites beginning in 2027, U.S. NESDIS is requesting new C-5 entries for these satellites.
Amendment details
Comments
Note that we are requesting the above numbers in the 700-799 range of CCT C-5 for these future satellites, even though recent JPSS satellites such as NOAA 19, NOAA 20, NOAA 21, etc. were defined within the 200-299 range. This is because of the rule for C-5 which states that only even deciles should be used for polar orbiting satellites, and those deciles are now full within the 200-299 range.
Requestor(s)
Jeff Ator (NOAA/NWS) Lihang Zhou (NOAA/NESDIS) Walter Wolf (NOAA/NESDIS)
Stakeholder(s)
Enter list of stakeholder(s).
Publication(s)
Example: Manual on Codes (WMO-No. 306), Volume I.2, Common Code Table C-5
Expected impact of change
None
Collaborators
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References
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Validation
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