Sat-Coord Features

A video demonstrating the key Sat-Coord features can be seen here.

Sat-Coord has the following key modules:

Browse ITU Databases

Browse SNS Database Files supporting over 500 search fields
Full integration of the ITU SNL Part-B database to quickly see the full filing history associated with any network
Integrated access to the ITU SNL Part-C data to easily retrieve "as received" information
Interrogate the UCS Satellite Database to retrieve information on operational satellites
Search the Space-Track Database to retrieve Satellite Catalogue or TLE information on operational satellites
Create your own custom search criteria to retrieve just the information that you need

Import and edit gain contour, service area and AG/GSO diagram data from ITU GIMS database files
Create and edit your own custom gain contour, service area and AG/GSO diagrams and save them into GIMS database format
Generate contours automatically using the ITU APL from a baseline contour
Graphically compare gain contour diagrams

Import Earth Station Antenna data from ITU SNS database files
Create your own Earth Station Antenna data from the ITU Antenna Pattern Library, in-built patterns or completely custom data
Visually display antenna plots
Plot overlapping antenna data to easily compare antenna sidelobe performance

Import two-line-element (TLE) data from Space-Track.org or manually from other sources such as Celestrak
Analyse TLE including retrieving location data at the associated epoch date, or a prediction at any other custom date and time
Visually display satellite ground track data
Plot position data over time such as the longitude or altitude to understand when and how satellites are moving

Support for downlink PFD analysis with built in Appendix 30 Annex 1, Appendix 30 Annex 4, Resolution 553, Resolution 554 and Article 21 limits
Appendix 8, ΔT/T analysis
Appendix 30B Annex 4 analysis
C/I analysis including calculation of Margin, C/I, C₀/I₀, C/(N+I), C₀/(N₀+I₀), I/N and I₀/N₀
Import data from ITU SNS database files or create your own data including full control over beam gain contour, service area and test point data
View graphical plots showing interference over the Earth's surface (or inside the relevant service area)

Automate the processing of the bi-weekly IFIC databases to identify new networks which have the potential to cause interference to your filings
Quickly retrieve and view the ITU findings
Perform independent analysis of many of the ITU coordination triggers to validate the ITU's findings as well as examine in depth the reason for identification
Supports Appendix 5, Appendix 8, Appendix 30 Annex 1 & Annex 4, Appendix 30A Annex 1 & Annex 4, Appendix 30B Annex 4 & No. 6.6 and Article 23.13B analysis