isliulin/satview

Satellite Monitoring & Control System (Microsoft® Windows® 10)

SatView™

Satellite Monitoring & Control System for Microsoft® Windows® 10

SatView™ is an advanced 'Satellite Monitoring & Control System' (MCS) that has been developed by BINARY SPACE and was used many years by multiple ESA projects (e.g. for the geo-stationary telecommunications satellite called ARTEMIS) or by other customers like EADS Astrium. Its main focus is to support mission operations by providing a rich set of features highly automating all involved processes required to control a satellite. It is compliant with the CCSDS Packet Telemetry/Telecommand Standard (CCSDS 102.0-B-2 el al.) but can be adapted to other (older) standards by some coding effort. Futhermore, through the generic driver-based I/O interface, it can also be re-configured for the 'Assembly, Integration & Test' (AIT) and 'In-orbit Test' (IOT) life-cycle phases of a satellite.

Currently, Satview™ bases on Microsoft® Windows® 10 and is designed to depend solely on Microsoft® software. This ensures a fast and seamless upgrade process. As a consequence of this, it runs on any commercially available hardware hosting the above mentioned OS.

Interested hardware integrators as well as those already operating satellites in orbit are most welcome to join this project and to help migrating SatView™ to many more projects.

Overview

SatView™ is designed to allow adoption to different ground segments as well as to various satellites. This is achieved by a kernel-based approach where the invariant code is encapsulated and separated from the remaining code.
Read the SatView™ Brochure to learn more about its design and the components the product consists of.

Pre-Requisites

Hardware:

• 3+ GHz Intel® Processor (4+ Cores)
• 1920x1280 (or higher) resolution Monitor(s)
• 1+ TB Hard disk
• 5+ Mbps Internet

Software:

• Microsoft® Windows® 10 Professional/Enterprise or Microsoft® Server® 2019
• Microsoft® SQL Server® 2017
• Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2019 (Version 16.1.4 or later)

Installation

Follow this installation guide in order to get the development environment downloaded and set-up.

Coding

Consult these coding guidelines to start adapting the code to the ground segment and the satellite.

License

The source code in this repository is governed by the 'Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International' license. Read the corresponding copyright notice.



Contact BINARY SPACE for further information.