The Open Source CubeSat community is currently lacking the ability to use existing radio amateur ground-station networks to transfer live data to the users and mission control centers. SatNOGS, the biggest network of its kind, provides a free web services for offline distribution of telemetry data but no standardized interface for mission control software to connect to.
Now, an operator using the SatNOGS Network is not able to receive telemetry in real-time. The amateur satellite community as well as ESAs OPS-SAT mission would benefit from services that provide real-time monitoring and control services over a worldwide distributed ground station network.
The Open Source CubeSat community is currently lacking the ability to use existing radio amateur ground-station networks to transfer live data to the users and mission control centers. SatNOGS, the biggest network of its kind, provides a free web services for offline distribution of telemetry data but no standardized interface for mission control software to connect to.
Now, an operator using the SatNOGS Network is not able to receive telemetry in real-time. The amateur satellite community as well as ESAs OPS-SAT mission would benefit from services that provide real-time monitoring and control services over a worldwide distributed ground station network.