Post-meeting summary: Summary table highlighting workshop results and findings Dates: July 22-23rd, 2019 Location: Earth System Sciences Interdisciplinary Center University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland 5825 University Research Ct suite 4001 College Park, MD 20740 Workshop Description: This two-day workshop will focus on current applications and future opportunities for NASA precipitation, cloud, and aerosol satellite data and products to support numerical weather prediction (NWP) and air quality forecasting activities. Hosted by the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission

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GPM IMERG Global Viewer View Fullscreen Data Displayed In the window above, the Cesium viewer shows the latest 30-minute, 1-day, and 7-day precipitation accumulations from the IMERG product. For more information on IMERG and other GPM data products, please visit our GPM Data Downloads page.

Direct Statistical Validation A GPM Ground Validation prototype is currently underway to compare TRMM satellite data to similar measurements from the national network of operational weather radars. The goal of the Validation Network is to identify and resolve significant discrepancies between the US national network of ground radar observations and satellite observations. The validation network prototype matches-up TRMM Precipitation Radar (PR, see below image) and quality-controlled NEXRAD reflectivity data (right) for 21 ground radar sites in the Southeastern United States. Conceptually, the