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Band 11 - 8.4 µm - Cloud Top - IR - 09 Oct 2025 - 0021 UTC
Band 11 - 8.4 µm - Cloud Top - IR - 09 Oct 2025 - 0026 UTC
Band 11 - 8.4 µm - Cloud Top - IR - 09 Oct 2025 - 0031 UTC
Band 11 - 8.4 µm - Cloud Top - IR - 09 Oct 2025 - 0036 UTC
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Band 11 - 8.4 µm - Cloud Top - IR - 09 Oct 2025 - 0111 UTC
Band 11 - 8.4 µm - Cloud Top - IR - 09 Oct 2025 - 0116 UTC
8.4 µm - "Cloud-top Phase" Band - 2 km resolution - Band 11 is used in combination with the 11.2 and 12.3 µm bands to derive cloud phase and type products. This band is similar to the "traditional" IR longwave window band, although the 8.4 µm band assists in determining the microphysical properties of clouds.