GOES Satellite Imagery MCP Connector for Claude

Region ids are the centre coordinates written as "33N-101W". Only GOES satellites publish mesoscale regions. Find the GOES mesoscale region that covers or sits nearest a latitude and longitude — pass a place, get back the region id to use with get_latest_satellite_image

The capture time is read from the newest archived scan in the same directory, since the file itself carries no usable timestamp. Pass resolution "latest" for the full-resolution master (very large — tens of megabytes for full disk) or a WxH.jpg name from available_resolutions for something lighter. Mesoscale imagery needs a region id like "33N-101W"; find one with list_goes_sectors or find_goes_region. Unknown values are rejected with the nearest valid suggestion. Get the URL of the latest GOES satellite image — full disk, continental US or a mesoscale region — with its capture time, pixel dimensions and file size

The list comes from the CDN directory itself, so it reflects what that satellite and sector actually publish — mesoscale regions offer a smaller set than full disk. ABI bands 01–16 are deliberately absent: they are zip-only on the CDN. Pass a region when sector is MESO. List the composite imagery products published for one satellite and sector — GEOCOLOR, FireTemperature, Dust, DayNightCloudMicroCombo and the rest — each with a note on what it reveals

NOAA retires and reassigns satellites over time, so the set changes; the answer reflects what the CDN actually serves today, not a hardcoded list. GOES East watches the Atlantic, eastern North America and South America; GOES West watches the Pacific, western North America, Alaska and Hawaii. List the GOES satellites that are publishing imagery right now on the NOAA STAR CDN, with each one's role — GOES East or GOES West — and the part of the globe it covers

Mesoscale imagery needs a region id that looks like "33N-101W" — the lat-lon of the box centre — and the full set of region ids is in this answer, so read it here rather than guessing. List the imagery sectors a GOES satellite publishes — full disk (FD), continental US (CONUS) and mesoscale (MESO) — plus every named mesoscale region with its centre coordinates