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A GOES-8 NORTH-SOUTH Station Keeping maneuver will be performed on Tuesday, January 04, 2000 at 1622 UTC. For NWS operations - Due to factors created by GOES-9 testing, the holidays, and spacecraft attitude becoming a concern, this is FINAL and ONLY date for this maneuver. Postponement can not be requested. If the NWS regions have any operational concerns, please contact the NCEP SDM (301-763-8298) at least 6.5 hours prior to the maneuver time. On January 4th, the following exclusive schedule will be employed to support maneuver operations. (*PLEASE NOTE the scheduled GOES-10 full disk scan period to support the primary GOES-8 data outage): GOES-8 N-S Station keeping Maneuver Schedule of Operations Maneuver Schedule starts at 1136 UTC 1139 UTC Southern Hemisphere data is canceled. >From 1145 UTC through 1514 UTC -- GOES-8 Routine Imaging and Soundings >From 1515 UTC through 1544 UTC -- GOES-8 Full Disk Scanning >From 1545 UTC through 1559 UTC - GOES-8 Routine Imaging and Soundings >From 1600 UTC through 1814 UTC -- No GOES-8 Imaging or Soundings *From 1600 UTC through 1829 UTC -- GOES-10 Full Disk Imaging* >From 1815 UTC through 0114 UTC (October 27, 1999) -- Abbreviated GOES-8 full disk (19 minute scan) at XX45 and Northern Hemisphere Extended (NHE) imaging at XX15, and ASOS1 coverage soundings only at XX46) 0115 UTC -- GOES-8 routine imager and sounding schedules resume. Expect GOES-8 imager and sounder gridding offsets for up to 6 hours following the maneuver time. Steve Arnett Satellite Analysis Branch Satellite Services Division NOAA/NESDIS steve.arnett@xxxxxxxx [End of message from WXSAT-L]
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