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After the successful completion of in-orbit testing, on 12 December 2012 the MSG-3 satellite was declared ready to support the Meteosat operational services and renamed Meteosat-10.
Today, the dissemination of Meteosat-10 SEVIRI data and meteorological products has started to the wider user community via EUMETCast-Europe. This is in addition to the National Meteorological Services in EUMETSAT's Member and Cooperating States and the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), which have been receiving SEVIRI data and products since October. For EUMETCast users in Africa, a user station upgrade is being prepared which will be deployed over the coming weeks, ensuring Meteosat-10 data availability to users in Africa from January.
In the next two months, Meteosat-10 and Meteosat-9 will deliver full Earth scan image and meteorological products in parallel, with Meteosat-10 scheduled to become the prime operational satellite on 21 January after moving to 0º. Parallel dissemination will allow users to prepare themselvesbefore Meteosat-10 takes over.
For additional information please refer to the press release of EUMETSAT:
Press release Eumetsat msg3.pdf, 100 KB
