SatNOGS DB - Revision history

Kerel+satnogs at 23:17, 8 January 2025

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Kerel+satnogs at 23:16, 8 January 2025

2025-01-08T23:16:34Z

Kerel+satnogs at 23:13, 8 January 2025

2025-01-08T23:13:42Z

Kerel+satnogs: Add "suggesting satellites" and other updates

2025-01-08T23:10:14Z

Add "suggesting satellites" and other updates

Kerel+satnogs: /* Introduction */ Shrink front page image, improve data section, add link to CC-BY-SA license

2021-09-02T21:02:54Z

‎Introduction: Shrink front page image, improve data section, add link to CC-BY-SA license

Pierros: /* Introduction */

2020-08-14T11:09:50Z

‎Introduction

Pierros: /* API */

2020-08-14T11:09:08Z

‎API

Jebba: * [https://libre.space/2020/03/02/space-situational-awareness/ Space Situational Awareness – The story so far and an open way forward]

2020-03-03T00:57:35Z

* [https://libre.space/2020/03/02/space-situational-awareness/ Space Situational Awareness – The story so far and an open way forward]

Jebba: Librespace1 moved page DB to SatNOGS DB: Actually, full name is better for main websites...

2020-01-20T23:11:22Z

Librespace1 moved page DB to SatNOGS DB: Actually, full name is better for main websites...

Jebba: db screen cap

2020-01-20T02:55:41Z

db screen cap

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 ==Introduction==
 [[File:SatNOGS DB front page.png|alt=|400x400px|thumb|SatNOGS DB front page]][https://db.satnogs.org/ SatNOGS DB] is an effort to create a holistic, unified, global transmitter database for all satellite information. You can export the data or even connect your application using our API. It's part of the SatNOGS project.
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 The DB is open to everyone. Anyone is able to submit suggestions or use the existing Transmitters. All data are public and freely under the [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 license] (CC-BY-SA-4.0).
 ==Contribute==

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−	~~__NOTOC__~~	+	__TOC__

	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

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 ==Contribute==
-=== Suggesting Satellites ===
+===Suggesting new Satellites===
 Feel free to suggest satellites for upcoming or previous launches.
-# Login in SatNOGS DB
+#Login to SatNOGS DB
-# Go to "All Satellites" section in the left menu
+#Go to "All Satellites" section in the left menu
-# At the top right click on Edit button and choose Suggest New Satellite
+#At the top right click on "Edit" button and choose "Suggest New Satellite"
-# Leave blank NORAD ID if it isn’t known or satellite isn’t identified
+#Leave blank NORAD ID if it isn’t known or satellite isn’t identified
 ===Suggesting transmitters===
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 We rely on crowd-sourced information to keep our transmitter details up to date. Anyone with a SatNOGS login can submit transmitter details. Moderators are notified and approve submissions frequently.
-# Login in SatNOGS DB
+#Login in SatNOGS DB
-# Navigate to the satellite page of the satellite you want to edit (if the satellite was recently added, you can access the last 5 from the home page, otherwise use the search)
+#Navigate to the satellite page of the satellite you want to edit (if the satellite was recently added, you can access the last 5 from the home page, otherwise use the search)
-# At the top right click on "Edit" button and choose "Submit New Transmitter"
+#At the top right click on "Edit" button and choose "Submit New Transmitter"
-# If modulation isn’t know please choose the FM one.
+#If modulation isn’t know please choose the FM one.
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 *Service: The ITU service that the transmitter can be categorized.
-=== Approving transmitters ===
+===Approving transmitters===
 [[File:Review transmitter suggestion.png|thumb|Review transmitter suggestion (for moderators only)]]
 If you are a moderator you can approved suggestions for transmitters. For that follow the instructions:
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 Note:  this process may change in the future; see [https://gitlab.com/librespacefoundation/satnogs/satnogs-db/issues?milestone_title=Improved+User+Experience the Gitlab issues list] for details.
-=== Adding Satellites manually (deprecated) ===
+===Adding Satellites manually (deprecated)===
 If you are a moderator you can add new satellite on the DB directly. For that follow the instructions:

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 ==Contribute==
-===Adding Satellites===
+=== Suggesting Satellites ===
-If you are a moderator you can add new satellites on the DB. For that follow the instructions:
+Feel free to suggest satellites for upcoming or previous launches.
-#Log in to db.satnogs.org
+# Login in SatNOGS DB
-#Navigate to https://db.satnogs.org/admin (if you are seeing a login screen, you are either not logged in to db.satnogs.org, or don't have moderator permissions)
+# Go to "All Satellites" section in the left menu
-#Click on Base::Satellite [https://db.satnogs.org/admin/base/satellite/add/ Add button]
+# At the top right click on Edit button and choose Suggest New Satellite
-#Complete the information to the best of your knowledge. NORAD ID and Name are mandatory. Add multiple names on the "Names" field.
+# Leave blank NORAD ID if it isn’t known or satellite isn’t identified
 ===Suggesting transmitters===
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 We rely on crowd-sourced information to keep our transmitter details up to date. Anyone with a SatNOGS login can submit transmitter details. Moderators are notified and approve submissions frequently.
-Navigate to the satellite you want to edit or suggest a new transmitter and click on the Edit menu while logged-in.<br />
+# Login in SatNOGS DB
 *Description: This is the name that will appear for this transmitter across DB, Network, and API users. Please use the following notations
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 *Service: The ITU service that the transmitter can be categorized.
-===Approving transmitters===
+=== Approving transmitters ===
 [[File:Review transmitter suggestion.png|thumb|Review transmitter suggestion (for moderators only)]]
 If you are a moderator you can approved suggestions for transmitters. For that follow the instructions:
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 #Review the suggestion
 #Decide to accept or reject it by clicking on the transmitter menu top right.
 Note:  this process may change in the future; see [https://gitlab.com/librespacefoundation/satnogs/satnogs-db/issues?milestone_title=Improved+User+Experience the Gitlab issues list] for details.

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
		+	[[File:SatNOGS DB front page.png\|alt=\|400x400px\|thumb\|SatNOGS DB front page]][https://db.satnogs.org/ SatNOGS DB] is an effort to create a holistic, unified, global transmitter database for all satellite information. You can export the data or even connect your application using our API. It's part of the SatNOGS project.
		+	==Data==
		+	The DB is open to everyone. Anyone is able to submit suggestions or use the existing Transmitters. All data are public and freely under the [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 license] (CC-BY-SA-4.0).

−	[https://db.satnogs.org/ SatNOGS DB] is an effort to create a holistic, unified, global transmitter database for all satellite information. You can export the data or even connect your application using our API. It's part of the SatNOGS project.
−	~~[[File:SatNOGS DB front page.png\|alt=\|center\|800x800px]]~~
−	~~<br />~~
−
−	~~==Data==~~
−	~~The DB is open to everyone. Anyone is able to submit suggestions or use the existing Transmitters. All data are public and freely under the Creative Commons Atribution-Share Alike license.~~

	==Contribute==		==Contribute==

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 ==Introduction==
-[https://db.satnogs.org/ SatNOGS DB] is an effort to create a holistic, unified, global transmitter database for all satellite transmitters. You can export the data or even connect your application using our API. It's part of the SatNOGS project.
+[https://db.satnogs.org/ SatNOGS DB] is an effort to create a holistic, unified, global transmitter database for all satellite information. You can export the data or even connect your application using our API. It's part of the SatNOGS project.
+[[File:SatNOGS DB front page.png|alt=|center|800x800px]]
-[[File:Satnogs-db-cap.png|800px|SatNOGS DB Screen capture]]
+<br />
 ==Data==

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 __NOTOC__
-== Introduction ==
+==Introduction==
 [https://db.satnogs.org/ SatNOGS DB] is an effort to create a holistic, unified, global transmitter database for all satellite transmitters. You can export the data or even connect your application using our API. It's part of the SatNOGS project.
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 #Navigate to https://db.satnogs.org/admin (if you are seeing a login screen, you are either not logged in to db.satnogs.org, or don't have moderator permissions)
 #Click on Base::Satellite [https://db.satnogs.org/admin/base/satellite/add/ Add button]
-#Complete the information to the best of your knowledge. Norad ID and Name are mandatory. Add multiple names on the "Names" field.
+#Complete the information to the best of your knowledge. NORAD ID and Name are mandatory. Add multiple names on the "Names" field.
 #Click Save and you are done!
 #You can now move on to the next steps: suggesting and approving transmitters for this satellite.
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 ===Suggesting transmitters===
-[[File:Db transmitter suggestion.png|center|thumb]]
+[[File:Create new transmitter.png|thumb|Menu item to add new transmitter suggestion (for logged in users)]]
 We rely on crowd-sourced information to keep our transmitter details up to date. Anyone with a SatNOGS login can submit transmitter details. Moderators are notified and approve submissions frequently.
 <br />
 *Description: This is the name that will appear for this transmitter across DB, Network, and API users. Please use the following notations
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 ***MODE U/V FM Transceiver
 ***VHF CW TLM
 *Type
 **Transmitter: one-way downlink (telemetry)
 **Transceiver: repeats an uplinked signal intact
 **Transponder: interacts with an uplinked signal or downlinks after signal modification
-*Downlink: Published frequency, in Hz
+*Status
 *Downlink Drifted: Observed frequency, or what frequency should be used to properly tune (with doppler correction). In most cases this should be the same as the Downlink frequency. This field '''must be entered''' even if there is no drift.
-*Mode: The modulation mode for this transmitter
+*Downlink Mode: The modulation mode for this transmitter
 *Baud rate: the baud rate, if applicable. If this is a CW beacon, use WPM
-*Citation URL: a URL to link to in providing the details for your suggestion.
+*Citation URL: a URL to link to in providing the details for your suggestion. Include observations from SatNOGS Network and/or frequency coordination documentation.
+*Service: The ITU service that the transmitter can be categorized.
 ===Approving transmitters===
 If you are a moderator you can approved suggestions for transmitters. For that follow the instructions:
 #Log in to db.satnogs.org
-#Navigate to https://db.satnogs.org/admin (if you are seeing a login screen, you are either not logged in to db.satnogs.org, or don't have moderator permissions)
+#Navigate to the satellite page that has pending suggestions for transmitters
-#Click on Base::Suggestions
+#Review the suggestion
-#Click on the suggestion you want to review and carefully check the data, especially the citation URL
+#Decide to accept or reject it by clicking on the transmitter menu top right.
 Note:  this process may change in the future; see [https://gitlab.com/librespacefoundation/satnogs/satnogs-db/issues?milestone_title=Improved+User+Experience the Gitlab issues list] for details.
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 ==API==
-The SatNOGS DB API is available to anyone at https://db.satnogs.org/api/
+More info can be found in [[SatNOGS DB/API|API wiki page]].
 ==Documentation & Installation==
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 You can find documentation and installation instructions about the project in our [https://docs.satnogs.org/projects/satnogs-db/en/stable/ Read the Docs instance].
-== See also ==
+==See also==
 * [[SatNOGS Network]]
-* [https://libre.space/2020/03/02/space-situational-awareness/ Space Situational Awareness – The story so far and an open way forward]
+*[[SatNOGS Network]]
 [[Category:Infrastructure]]

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	You can find documentation and installation instructions about the project in our [https://docs.satnogs.org/projects/satnogs-db/en/stable/ Read the Docs instance].		You can find documentation and installation instructions about the project in our [https://docs.satnogs.org/projects/satnogs-db/en/stable/ Read the Docs instance].
		+
		+	== See also ==
		+	* [[SatNOGS Network]]
		+	* [https://libre.space/2020/03/02/space-situational-awareness/ Space Situational Awareness – The story so far and an open way forward]

	[[Category:Infrastructure]]		[[Category:Infrastructure]]

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	[https://db.satnogs.org/ SatNOGS DB] is an effort to create a holistic, unified, global transmitter database for all satellite transmitters. You can export the data or even connect your application using our API. It's part of the SatNOGS project.		[https://db.satnogs.org/ SatNOGS DB] is an effort to create a holistic, unified, global transmitter database for all satellite transmitters. You can export the data or even connect your application using our API. It's part of the SatNOGS project.
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		+	[[File:Satnogs-db-cap.png\|800px\|SatNOGS DB Screen capture]]

	==Data==		==Data==