Open reald opened 5 years ago
If you post your ground station coordinates and the TLE data we might be able to reproduce in the future, though I do not have the time to look at it right now before the prediction "expires". Note that heaven above seems to be set to 10-degree threshold, which might be why it is not predicting the pass.
Ground Station: 49.52°N 11.00°E 0m
[Satellite]
VERSION=1.1
NAME=NOAA 15
NICKNAME=NOAA 15
TLE1=1 25338U 98030A 19198.88778160 .00000058 00000-0 43023-4 0 9993
TLE2=2 25338 98.7452 220.1004 0010986 152.6507 207.5253 14.25921617101157
STATUS=0
[Satellite]
VERSION=1.1
NAME=NOAA 18
NICKNAME=NOAA 18
TLE1=1 28654U 05018A 19198.89265270 .00000059 00000-0 57054-4 0 9995
TLE2=2 28654 99.0936 246.2971 0015374 95.9258 264.3666 14.12438361729545
STATUS=0
[Satellite]
VERSION=1.1
NAME=NOAA 19
NICKNAME=NOAA 19
TLE1=1 33591U 09005A 19198.94705508 .00000041 00000-0 47560-4 0 9992
TLE2=2 33591 99.1805 190.7796 0013035 298.8278 61.1584 14.12365435537778
STATUS=0
If I set minimum elevation in gpredict to 10 degrees then the 16:47:22 disappears from the future passes list (3) because the max elevation is 5.48°. But it stays in the list under the map (1). If I select next pass (2) there it does not crash anymore but shows the next pass starting at 18:22:52.
Thanks. I'm trying to reproduce it.
Thanks.
Found an interesting effect: I´m only interested in a rough pass so I modified the pass time resolution to 120s to get fewer table lines. If I set it to 20s it works. Maybe the pass is now too short for some processing.
See attached image.
In the list for NOAA 15 the next AOS is predicted for 11:58:57. (1) Click on "Nächsten Überflug anzeigen" ("show next pass", 2) => gpredict crashes. Interestingly heavens-above (see background) does not predict this pass.
Next problem: Open future passes table (3). Right click on the prediction for 16:47:22. Only "Details anzeigen" (show details) is available. Click on it, gpredict crashes. Heavens-above does not predict this pass, too.
Reproducabilty: Always Affected Versions: 2.3.56-3205 (recent on github) and 2.1 (Ubuntu 18.04.2)