GINA

Satellite, Sensor and Antenna Status

Satellite Agency Sensor Primary Antenna Secondary Antenna Tertiary Antenna (Beta)
NOAA-21 JPSS (NASA / NOAA) VIIRS Gilmore* N/A UAF 5
ATMS
CrlS
OMPS
NOAA-20 JPSS (NASA / NOAA) VIIRS Gilmore UAF GINA UAF 5
ATMS
CrlS
OMPS
SNPP JPSS (NOAA) VIIRS UAF GINA GIlmore UAF 5
ATMS
CrlS
OMPS
NOAA-19 NOAA AVHRR Gilmore N/A UAF 5
AMSU-A / MHS
NOAA-18 NOAA AVHRR Gilmore N/A UAF 5
METOP-B EUMETSAT AVHRR Gilmore N/A UAF5
AMSU-A / MHS
METOP-C EUMETSAT AVHRR Gilmore N/A UAF 5
AMSU-A / MHS
AQUA NASA MODIS UAF GINA Gilmore UAF 5
GCOM-W JAXA AMSR2 Gilmore N/A UAF 5

Legend

OPERATIONAL​

CAUTION / STAND-BY

DO NOT USE / NOT AVAILABLE

Status Notes​

NOAA-21*

NOAA-21 data is at provisional maturity. For more information on what this means and how it pertains to the data collected, please reference Appendix A, page 35 of the JPSS-2 Product Operations Plan

Email support@gina.alaska.edu with questions or if you need assistance acquiring accessible, operational antenna data.

Historical Direct-Broadcast Satellite Reception

Satellite Agency Sensor Launch Date Designed Life Retired
TERRA NASA MODIS December, 2000 December, 2005 November, 2024

Satellites don’t last forever, but they can frequently be used far past their initial lifespan. This table lists the satellites once used by GINA to provide direct-broadcast data and products, but that had to be removed from service.