Geoscan-Edelveis mission

There’s two updates since most fetched my tools, and this last one fixes the broken image problem when processing in single mode and using a lot of redundant data.

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So the bugfix resulted in a complete image from 2022-11-28 as well:
2022-11-28_good

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Great job! Thank you!

New image transmissions (images are made 1-3 minutes before transmissions):
16.12 scheduled (UTC Time):
Image 1: 08:48:00 + 08:49:30
Image 2: 10:20:00 + 10:21:00
17.12 scheduled (UTC Time):
Image 3: 08:22:00 + 08:23:00
Image 4: 09:54:00 + 09:55:00

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I do, I should have two new Bullseye LNBs ready, please let me know if there will be any tests over the weekend

Hello again! We have made a new post about image transmission on our web site!:slight_smile: There will be another one later next year with more amateurs. Also we’ll make a post about X-band transceiver after it will be received.

And I would like to announce that we will have diploma program next year! So we will send individual diploma (only digital internationally, although handwritten) to everyone who received and decoded image from our satellite. Same with X-band transmitter.

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The output of the following observation SatNOGS Network - Observation 6878616

image

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la Manche? How beautiful!! Thank you!

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It will be nice :slight_smile: You have already received something your station on X-band ?

We will try next week.

@SA2KNG Have you been able to get image 1 or image 3?

2022-12-16 08:xx
2022-12-16_08

2022-12-17 08:xx
2022-12-17_08

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Well, winter, clouds everywhere… Thank you!

I have’nt been able to get a complete image for the 2022-12-17 09:xx, best I could do:
bild

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I have the same experience

image

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Alps! Wow! I’ll try my best to recover it from cubesat
Thank you!

I have been looking into the actual data and it seems like the jpeg is actually smaller than the 32k ?
Like as if it’s compressed several times and lowering the quality until it fits that size.
This also results in the last bytes being the same as last image if the newer is smaller ?

My first impression was to fingerprint the images with that last frame, but if this theory is correct then another frame should be selected for something like this.

@geoscan is it possible for you to schedule the sat so it will take images in one place, and transmit them in another?

Size of an image is not more than 32k. So what comes out depends on all details an image have.

I am thinking about a better way of an image transmission for this current mission. I believe, we will be able to update it jan-feb next year.

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Yes, it is possible. We did this with New Zealand transmission on 7th december

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