Day: August 2, 2021

How far north can we see sun glint in GOES satellite imagery?

by Erin Sanders on August 2nd, 2021

By Bernie Connell and Erin Sanders Sun glint is an optical phenomenon that can be seen in visible and near-IR satellite imagery over water features such as ocean, lakes, and rivers.  Its presence depends on the geometry between Sun, Earth, and satellite viewing angle.  When sunlight is reflected off water features towards the satellite sensor Continue Reading

GOES Satellites