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MIMIC and MIMIC-IR have a simple parallax correction algorithm. The position of the microwave imagery is shifted on the assumption that the observed structures are uniformly 10 km high. This creates an overcorrection for low-lying features, particularly coastlines, but minimizes the position error on the eyewall, which is the most important feature.
