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<blockquote data-quote="cirio70" data-source="post: 1162846" data-attributes="member: 417496">I can only answer for SatDump but in the folder &quot;resources&quot; there's a lot of text files explaining a lot. (It's the same description you'll get if you click the &quot;info&quot; button on the wiever panel in satdump): in example, the MSA false colours in NOAA APT is described in the &quot;MSA.md&quot; file:[code]# MSAThis enhancement strips only the clouds from the satellite image, and applies them as a layer over a predefined map.This can help to differentiate cloud types from land in single-band imagery, typical of APT transmissions.Compared to MCIR, it also uses a visible channel.### AppearanceClouds appear white, progressively less transparent as the cloud thickens.Land and sea appear as specified by the map used (by default, a physical map).### Intended usageCloud analysis on APT.### LimitationsNo cloud top temperatures.[/code][ATTACH=full]156600[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cirio70, post: 1162846, member: 417496"] I can only answer for SatDump but in the folder "resources" there's a lot of text files explaining a lot. (It's the same description you'll get if you click the "info" button on the wiever panel in satdump): in example, the MSA false colours in NOAA APT is described in the "MSA.md" file: [code] # MSA This enhancement strips only the clouds from the satellite image, and applies them as a layer over a predefined map. This can help to differentiate cloud types from land in single-band imagery, typical of APT transmissions. Compared to MCIR, it also uses a visible channel. ### Appearance Clouds appear white, progressively less transparent as the cloud thickens. Land and sea appear as specified by the map used (by default, a physical map). ### Intended usage Cloud analysis on APT. ### Limitations No cloud top temperatures. [/code] [ATTACH type="full" width="661px" alt="Screenshot 2024-07-01 175438.png"]156600[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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