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137MHz Weather Satellite Operational Status


This page contains the status and some information about weather satellites that transmit on the 137MHz band

Inspired by happysat's Meteor Satellite Operational Status on github

Push mirrored to github.com from forgejo.douwes.co.uk

Disclamer:

I am not an expert! I have tried to make this document as accurate as possible but there may still be inaccuracies, I have cited sources where possible. If you think I have made an error please open an issue on the github repo with what I have done wrong

Satellites:


Meteor-M N2-3

Meteor-M N2-3:

Downlinks:

LRPT (Low Rate Picture Transmission)

Frequency

Modulation

SymbolRate

Status

137.900MHz OQPSK 72.000K On

Notes:

Current data:
MSU-MR channels 1, 2, 4

Instruments:

MSU-MR (VIS/IR Imaging Radiometer)

Status

Ok
Channels light wavelenghts:

Channel 1 Visible Green-Red (0.50 - 0.70 µm)
Channel 2 Near IR (0.70 - 1.10 µm)
Channel 3 Near IR (1.60 - 1.80 µm)
Channel 4 Mid IR (3.50 - 4.10 µm)
Channel 5 Far IR (10.5 - 11.5 µm)
Channel 6 Far IR (11.5 - 12.5 µm)

From space.oscar.wmo.int

Notes:

Notes:

Log:

2023-10-6

Switched channels to 124 from 123

2023-09-05

Meteor-M 2-3 is having orientation issues
NOAA 19

NOAA 19:

Downlinks:

APT (Automatic Picture Transmission)

Frequency

Modulation

SymbolRate

Status

137.100MHz Analog N/A On

Notes:

APT Channel A: AVHRR channel 2
APT Channel B: AVHRRR channel 4
DSB (Direct Sounder Broadcast)

Frequency

Modulation

SymbolRate

Status

137.770MHz BPSK TODO On

Notes:

All HIRS and SEM channels + some satellite telemetry

Instruments:

AVHRR/3 (Advanced very-high-resolution radiometer)

Status

Ok
Channels light wavelenghts:

Channel 1 Visible Green-Red (0.58 - 0.68 µm)
Channel 2 Near IR (0.725 - 1.00 µm)
Channel 3 Near IR (1.58 - 1.64 µm)
Channel 4 Mid IR (3.55 - 3.93 µm)
Channel 5 Far IR (10.3 - 11.3 µm)
Channel 6 Far IR (11.5 - 12.5 µm)

From space.oscar.wmo.int

Notes:

HIRS/4 (High resolution Infrared Radiation Sounder)

Status

Ok
Channels light wavelenghts:

Channel 1 Far IR (14.95 µm)
Channel 2 Far IR (14.71 µm)
Channel 3 Far IR (14.49 µm)
Channel 4 Far IR (14.22 µm)
Channel 5 Far IR (13.97 µm)
Channel 6 Far IR (13.64 µm)
Channel 7 Far IR (13.35 µm)
Channel 8 Far IR (12.47 µm)
Channel 9 Far IR (11.11 µm)
Channel 10 Far IR (9.71 µm)
Channel 11 Far IR (7.33 µm)
Channel 12 Far IR (6.52 µm)
Channel 13 Mid IR (4.57 µm)
Channel 14 Mid IR (4.52 µm)
Channel 15 Mid IR (4.47 µm)
Channel 16 Mid IR (4.45 µm)
Channel 17 Mid IR (4.13 µm)
Channel 18 Mid IR (4.00 µm)
Channel 19 Mid IR (3.76 µm)
Channel 20 Visible Red (0.69 µm)

From space.oscar.wmo.int

Notes:

SEM

Status

Ok
I can't be bothered to do this one
see SEM/MEPED and SEM/TED

Notes:

Notes:

Log:

Nothing yet
NOAA 18

NOAA 18:

Downlinks:

APT (Automatic Picture Transmission)

Frequency

Modulation

SymbolRate

Status

137.9125MHz Analog N/A On

Notes:

APT Channel A: AVHRR channel 1
APT Channel B: AVHRRR channel 4
DSB (Direct Sounder Broadcast)

Frequency

Modulation

SymbolRate

Status

137.350MHz BPSK TODO On

Notes:

All HIRS and SEM channels + some satellite telemetry

Instruments:

AVHRR/3 (Advanced very-high-resolution radiometer)

Status

Ok
Channels light wavelenghts:

Channel 1 Visible Green-Red (0.58 - 0.68 µm)
Channel 2 Near IR (0.725 - 1.00 µm)
Channel 3 Near IR (1.58 - 1.64 µm)
Channel 4 Mid IR (3.55 - 3.93 µm)
Channel 5 Far IR (10.3 - 11.3 µm)
Channel 6 Far IR (11.5 - 12.5 µm)

From space.oscar.wmo.int

Notes:

HIRS/4 (High resolution Infrared Radiation Sounder)

Status

Ok
Channels light wavelenghts:

Channel 1 Far IR (14.95 µm)
Channel 2 Far IR (14.71 µm)
Channel 3 Far IR (14.49 µm)
Channel 4 Far IR (14.22 µm)
Channel 5 Far IR (13.97 µm)
Channel 6 Far IR (13.64 µm)
Channel 7 Far IR (13.35 µm)
Channel 8 Far IR (12.47 µm)
Channel 9 Far IR (11.11 µm)
Channel 10 Far IR (9.71 µm)
Channel 11 Far IR (7.33 µm)
Channel 12 Far IR (6.52 µm)
Channel 13 Mid IR (4.57 µm)
Channel 14 Mid IR (4.52 µm)
Channel 15 Mid IR (4.47 µm)
Channel 16 Mid IR (4.45 µm)
Channel 17 Mid IR (4.13 µm)
Channel 18 Mid IR (4.00 µm)
Channel 19 Mid IR (3.76 µm)
Channel 20 Visible Red (0.69 µm)

From space.oscar.wmo.int

Notes:

SEM
I can't be bothered to do this one
see SEM/MEPED and SEM/TED

Notes:

Notes:

NOAA 18 is the only POES satellites that uses AVHRR channel 1 (visible) on APT
The DSB on NOAA 18 sometimes temporarly switches off, I'm not sure why this happens

Log:

2023-08-28

NOAA seems to be doing something with the APT channels, they switched seem to have AVHRR channel 1 (visible) at night causing a black image
NOAA 15

NOAA 15:

Downlinks:

APT (Automatic Picture Transmission)

Frequency

Modulation

SymbolRate

Status

137.620MHz Analog N/A On

Notes:

APT Channel A: AVHRR channel 2
APT Channel B: AVHRRR channel 4
DSB (Direct Sounder Broadcast)

Frequency

Modulation

SymbolRate

Status

137.350MHz BPSK TODO On

Notes:

All HIRS and SEM channels + some satellite telemetry

Instruments:

AVHRR/3 (Advanced very-high-resolution radiometer)

Status

Degraded
Channels light wavelenghts:

Channel 1 Visible Green-Red (0.58 - 0.68 µm)
Channel 2 Near IR (0.725 - 1.00 µm)
Channel 3 Near IR (1.58 - 1.64 µm)
Channel 4 Mid IR (3.55 - 3.93 µm)
Channel 5 Far IR (10.3 - 11.3 µm)
Channel 6 Far IR (11.5 - 12.5 µm)

From space.oscar.wmo.int

Notes:

HIRS/3 (High resolution Infrared Radiation Sounder)

Status

Ok
Channels light wavelenghts:

Channel 1 Far IR (14.95 µm)
Channel 2 Far IR (14.71 µm)
Channel 3 Far IR (14.49 µm)
Channel 4 Far IR (14.22 µm)
Channel 5 Far IR (13.97 µm)
Channel 6 Far IR (13.64 µm)
Channel 7 Far IR (13.35 µm)
Channel 8 Far IR (12.47 µm)
Channel 9 Far IR (11.11 µm)
Channel 10 Far IR (9.71 µm)
Channel 11 Far IR (7.33 µm)
Channel 12 Far IR (6.52 µm)
Channel 13 Mid IR (4.57 µm)
Channel 14 Mid IR (4.52 µm)
Channel 15 Mid IR (4.47 µm)
Channel 16 Mid IR (4.45 µm)
Channel 17 Mid IR (4.13 µm)
Channel 18 Mid IR (4.00 µm)
Channel 19 Mid IR (3.76 µm)
Channel 20 Visible Red (0.69 µm)

From space.oscar.wmo.int

Notes:

SEM

Status

Ok
I can't be bothered to do this one
see SEM/MEPED and SEM/TED

Notes:

Notes:

NOAA 15 is the only active POES satellites that has the older HIRS/3 instead of HIRS/4

Log:

2023-08-28

The AVHRR scan motor appears to be stuck, corrupting the main image data. The MIRP (onboard computer) does not seem capable of using this data and makes an unsyncable APT signal

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