NASA, in
combination with NOAA, is going to create the next generation satellite and
ground system. It is recognized as the Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS) and
will be utilized to generate superior quality huge volume of environmental data
for meteorologists, oceanographers and researchers facilitating them to
evaluate and forecast ecological condition in a better way.
A Data
Quality Management (DQM) tool (a module of the JPSS CGS Interface Data
Processing System [IDPS]) is also
developed in line with JPSS Common Ground System (JPSS CGS) to generate
instantaneous data quality assessments of low latency, high quality large data
products to NOAA and NWS as of polar-orbiting environmental satellites.
DQM can
act as an individual data quality assessment tool that can interpret, process
and evaluate data formats generally applied in the environmental and intellect
communities.
The quality
assessments features of DQM can lead to deal with bulky volume data sets with inadequate
resources and control data storage space, reduce the data sets analysis time, get
rid of the exchange of data not transmittable to important information.
The quality
data originated from JPSS is utilized to progress the correctness and consistency
of NOAA's weather and climate predictions in addition to its capability to forecast
severe weather days beforehand.
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