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China's Tianwen-1 lowers its orbit around Mars to prepare for rover landing https://t.co/E7lsvBC10i https://t.co/gP6s8BGM7D1 hour ago
Tianwen-1 back to the usual usual. Here is 9ish hour plot of carrier. Usual lock/un-locks. https://t.co/w1EUuUuTuP14 hours ago
Nice capture! https://t.co/WDgz3HfaTuLuc Fontaine @coyotefxl
#GOESEast #GOES16 #GRB
Giant dust cloud from Saharan Desert coming to South America. Crop from today's Full Disk sector at 1410UTC. https://t.co/g9Yd6cvD7r23 hours ago
MOM and its daily(?) 10 min home call. It doesn't seem to be in a ground station lock. https://t.co/Cw3M0mS2tZ23 hours ago
I have purchased S-Band cavity filter 2170-2300 MHz. It's useful in satellite receiver applications https://t.co/Pzo0yG8LZ9 Thanks @sysmocom https://t.co/I4ZLTYgk5Z1 day ago
My evening with Tianwen-1. Includes signal just before orbital maneuver, AOS just after completion, ground lock, wide band data, etc. Lot's of activity tonight. https://t.co/hx1p4X5jXq Categories
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Cyberspectrum #20 (WX Satellites) Slides
Yep, better late than never… Here are the slides from my WX Satellite presentation at Cyberspectrum #20 in the Fall of 2016. cyberspectrum_wx_sats_r4 Warning, it’s a big (45MB) PDF file because it includes quite a few images. Good Luck!
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Tagged L-Band
XRIT Decoder for GOES Satellite
NOAA’s GOES-13 (East), GOES-15 (West) and now GOES-16 produce some amazing images. Both GOES-13 and GOES-15 broadcast weather images to users with suitable ground stations using a protocol called LRIT (Low Rate Information Transmission). GOES-16, a more advanced satellite does … Continue reading