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Band 6 - 2.2 µm - Cloud Particle - Near IR - 16 Apr 2025 - 0141 UTC
Band 6 - 2.2 µm - Cloud Particle - Near IR - 16 Apr 2025 - 0146 UTC
Band 6 - 2.2 µm - Cloud Particle - Near IR - 16 Apr 2025 - 0151 UTC
Band 6 - 2.2 µm - Cloud Particle - Near IR - 16 Apr 2025 - 0156 UTC
Band 6 - 2.2 µm - Cloud Particle - Near IR - 16 Apr 2025 - 0201 UTC
Band 6 - 2.2 µm - Cloud Particle - Near IR - 16 Apr 2025 - 0206 UTC
Band 6 - 2.2 µm - Cloud Particle - Near IR - 16 Apr 2025 - 0211 UTC
Band 6 - 2.2 µm - Cloud Particle - Near IR - 16 Apr 2025 - 0216 UTC
Band 6 - 2.2 µm - Cloud Particle - Near IR - 16 Apr 2025 - 0221 UTC
Band 6 - 2.2 µm - Cloud Particle - Near IR - 16 Apr 2025 - 0226 UTC
Band 6 - 2.2 µm - Cloud Particle - Near IR - 16 Apr 2025 - 0231 UTC
Band 6 - 2.2 µm - Cloud Particle - Near IR - 16 Apr 2025 - 0236 UTC
2.2 µm - "Cloud Particle Size" Band - 2 km resolution - in conjunction with other bands, Band 6 will enable cloud particle size estimation. Cloud particle growth is an indication of cloud development and intensity of that development. Other applications include: use in aerosol particle size estimation, cloud screening, hot-spot detection, and snow detection.
Band 6 is a visible channel and is therefore black during nighttime hours.