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# Prepared by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center.
# Please send comments and suggestions to sec@sec.noaa.gov
#
# Source: NOAA POES (Whatever is aloft)
# Units: gigawatts
# Format:
# The first line of data contains the four-digit year of the data.
# Each following line is formatted as in this example:
# NOAA-12(S) 10031 9.0 4 .914
# Please note that if the first line of data in the file has a
# day-of-year of 365 (or 366) and a HHMM of greater than 2300,
# that polar pass started at the end of the previous year and
# ended on day-of-year 001 of the current year.
# A7 NOAA POES Satellite number
# A3 (S) or (N) - hemisphere
# I3 Day of year
# I4 UT hour and minute
# F8.1 Estimated Hemispheric Power in gigawatts
# I3 Hemispheric Power Index (activity level)
# F8.3 Normalizing factor
There is no power data available for 1986. NOAA-10 was the
only POES satellite aloft, and the instrument was not behaving well.