Training tutorials available on this electronic notebook from the Virtual Resource Library

Basic Remote Sensing and GOES Channel Selection 
Satellite Meteorology: GOES Channel Selection V2Description
  
GOES 
Introduction to GOESDescription
GOES 3.9 channelDescription
Advanced Uses of GOES ImageryDescription
  
Polar Orbiting Earth Satellites POES 
An Introduction to POES Data and ProductsDescription
Polar Satellite Products for the Operational Forecaster (POES) Module 1: POES IntroductionDescription
Polar Satellite Products for the Operational Forecaster (POES) Module 2: Microwave Products and ApplicationsDescription
Polar Satellite Products for the Operational Forecaster (POES) Module 3: POES Case StudiesDescription
Polar Satellite Products for the Operational Forecaster (POES) Module 4: POES SoundingsDescription
Polar Satellite Products for the Operational Forecaster: Microwave Analysis of Tropical CyclonesDescription
Operational Satellite Derived Tropical Rainfall Potential (TRaP)Description
  
Remote sensing with MODIS 
Remote Sensing of Land, Oceans, and Atmosphere with MODIS (Audio)Description
  
Feature identification with MODIS 
Feature Identification using environmental satellitesDescription
Feature Identification Exercises: Clouds, Snow, and Ice Using MODISDescription
  
Deriving Ocean surface wind speed and direction from satellites 
Remote Sensing of Ocean Wind Speed and Direction: An Introduction to ScatterometryDescription
  
Satellite applications in synoptic meteorology 
Satellite data and NWP training modules (english, spanish and french)Description
Mid-latitude conceptual models SatManuDescription
Isentropic AnalysisDescription
Blowing Snow: Baker Lake, Nunavut, Canada 04-10 February 2003Description
  
Next Generation POES System 
Imaging with NPOESS VIIRS: A Convergence of Technologies and Experience (Audio)Description
  
Meteosat Second Generation 
METEOSAT Second Generation Channels and Applications (Ppt format)Description

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