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The satellite derived winds (AMV- Atmospheric Motion Vectors) are generated by incorporating GOES and POES imager and forecast data from a numerical model. The principle of wind derivation is to follow a recognizable tracer (cloud and water vapor features in infrared window and water vapor bands) in a sequence of images, and derive its apparent velocity. The current operational wind products are derived from the following satellites: GOES East, GOES West, Himawari, JPSS (SNPP, N20 and N21), MetOp-B and C. The operational satellite derived winds are available in BUFR format and NetCDF format.
Example GOES High Density Winds Image
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