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If you are interested in an open-source satellite ground-station network feel free to check Libre Space Foundation's(https:libre.space) SatNOGS (https://satnogs
by elkos 5y ago
If you are interested in an open-source satellite ground-station network feel free to check Libre Space Foundation's(https:libre.space) SatNOGS (https://satnogs.org https://satnogs.org) network. There are more than 370+ ground-stations participating in the network (https://network.satnogs.org https://network.satnogs.org) you can even build your own on your backyard or rooftop (check the docs(https://wiki.satnogs.org https://wiki.satnogs.org)) and there is an interactive dashboard (https://dashboard.satnogs.org https://dashboard.satnogs.org) (powered by Grafana).
disclaimer: I'm involved in SatNOGS and Libre Space Foundation since the very beginning
- Debug_Overload 5y agoI didn't know an open source project like this existed, it's awesome. Thanks for sharing. How does it compare to the closed-source/proprietary alternatives?
- elkos 5y agoIn a nutshell SatNOGS is focused on publicly available transmission data either from radio amateur, experimental or meteorological satellites. Ground-stations are operated by individuals organizations, or corporations using existing antenna systems (from simple static quadrafilar antennas to large radiotelescopes) and SDRs. All data are publicly available for all. That can be very useful for example for experimental university cubesats teams that have a hard time receiving their own satellites. Proprietary solutions focus usually on building their own hardware infrastructure instead of crowdfunding it. The data are by default available only to the operators of the satellites, they incorporate several pricing schemes. Needless to say that SatNOGS caters very different needs than such proprietary networks.
- surbhinahtajain 5y ago[flagged]