Composed by Naman // Claude
GS. — Observations from 26.85° N, 80.95° E
Register 7 on file

Plates. By satellite, then by time.

Every frame this rig has filed, grouped by which bird it came from. Each section is fed by one configured chain; clicking the section header takes you to that instrument's page. Failed captures and unlocked passes are kept in the operational log, not here.

I
L-band · 1692.140 MHz Instrument I ↗

GK-2A

GEO-KOMPSAT-2A · 128.2°E

6 plates on file
  1. GEO-KOMPSAT-2A IR105 (10.3 μm) 2026-05-19 · 02:10Z
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    Plate I No. 01

    Full disk · IR 105 channel

    Early morning IST. Sun terminator falls across the Pacific; dawn over Japan.

    Satellite
    GEO-KOMPSAT-2A
    Channel
    IR105 (10.3 μm)
    Captured
    2026-05-19 · 02:10Z
    Frequency
    1692.140 MHz (L-band)
    SNR
    12.7 dB
    CADU
    4772 KiB
    Pipeline
    SatDump v2.0.0-alpha · Sanchez v1.0.26.1
  2. GEO-KOMPSAT-2A IR105 (10.3 μm) 2026-05-19 · 01:30Z
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    Plate II No. 02

    Full disk · IR 105 channel

    South Pacific clear; eastern Australia under cloud. The CADU stream held lock for the full slot.

    Satellite
    GEO-KOMPSAT-2A
    Channel
    IR105 (10.3 μm)
    Captured
    2026-05-19 · 01:30Z
    Frequency
    1692.140 MHz (L-band)
    SNR
    12.1 dB
    CADU
    4651 KiB
    Pipeline
    SatDump v2.0.0-alpha · Sanchez v1.0.26.1
  3. GEO-KOMPSAT-2A IR105 (10.3 μm) 2026-05-18 · 13:30Z
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    Plate III No. 03

    Full disk · IR 105 channel

    Ten minutes later. The cyclone has rotated visibly; the eye is sharper.

    Satellite
    GEO-KOMPSAT-2A
    Channel
    IR105 (10.3 μm)
    Captured
    2026-05-18 · 13:30Z
    Frequency
    1692.140 MHz (L-band)
    SNR
    12.5 dB
    CADU
    4718 KiB
    Pipeline
    SatDump v2.0.0-alpha · Sanchez v1.0.26.1
  4. GEO-KOMPSAT-2A IR105 (10.3 μm) 2026-05-18 · 13:20Z
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    Plate IV No. 04

    Full disk · IR 105 channel

    The cyclone over the Bay of Bengal is the kind of feature this whole stack exists for.

    Satellite
    GEO-KOMPSAT-2A
    Channel
    IR105 (10.3 μm)
    Captured
    2026-05-18 · 13:20Z
    Frequency
    1692.140 MHz (L-band)
    SNR
    12.4 dB
    CADU
    4714 KiB
    Pipeline
    SatDump v2.0.0-alpha · Sanchez v1.0.26.1 (blue underlay, haze 0.6)
  5. GEO-KOMPSAT-2A IR105 (10.3 μm) 2026-05-18 · 13:20Z
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    Plate V No. 05

    Full disk · IR 105 channel · uncolorised

    The same capture as Plate I, before Sanchez. Greyscale IR brightness, no underlay, no projection compensation. This is what SatDump emits.

    Satellite
    GEO-KOMPSAT-2A
    Channel
    IR105 (10.3 μm)
    Captured
    2026-05-18 · 13:20Z
    Frequency
    1692.140 MHz (L-band)
    SNR
    12.4 dB
    CADU
    4714 KiB
    Pipeline
    SatDump v2.0.0-alpha (no post)
  6. GEO-KOMPSAT-2A IR105 (10.3 μm) 2026-05-18 · 12:10Z
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    Plate VI No. 06

    Full disk · IR 105 · red-blue palette

    Same instrument, different colour ramp. Red-blue brightness mapping makes the cold high-altitude cloud tops legible without the photographic underlay.

    Satellite
    GEO-KOMPSAT-2A
    Channel
    IR105 (10.3 μm)
    Captured
    2026-05-18 · 12:10Z
    Frequency
    1692.140 MHz (L-band)
    SNR
    12.0 dB
    CADU
    4689 KiB
    Pipeline
    SatDump v2.0.0-alpha · Sanchez (red-blue gradient)
II
L-band · 1691.000 MHz Instrument II ↗

Elektro-L5

Elektro-L5 · 76°E

Coming soon

No images yet

Elektro-L5 is in commissioning at 76°E. Broadcasts are sporadic, clustered around 08:00 UTC, and the first-light attempt on 2026-05-17 yielded no decoded frames. Images appear here once the bird is reliably transmitting and the chain locks.

III
VHF · 137.900 MHz Instrument III ↗

METEOR M2-4

METEOR-M N2-4 (and N2-3) · polar LEO

1 plates on file
  1. METEOR-M N2-4 MSU-MR ch.1 (0.5–0.7 μm) 2026-05-12 · 09:05Z
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    Plate I No. 01

    MSU-MR · channel 1 · visible

    A polar pass on the V-dipole, before the rig was retired for the L-band rebuild. LRPT, decoded with --dc_block=true after the original attempt yielded a twelfth of the CADU.

    Satellite
    METEOR-M N2-4
    Channel
    MSU-MR ch.1 (0.5–0.7 μm)
    Captured
    2026-05-12 · 09:05Z
    AOS / LOS
    09:02Z  →  09:12Z   (637s)
    Frequency
    137.900 MHz (VHF-band)
    SNR
    7.5 dB
    CADU
    2176 KiB
    Pipeline
    SatDump v2.0.0-alpha (--dc_block=true)