APPENDIX L: Level 1b Formats Valid from Sept. 8, 1992 to Nov. 15, 1994 On Sept. 8, 1992, NESDIS implemented enhancements to the current NOAA polar satellite Level 1b digital data format beginning with the orbits shown b

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