MCE123 - Technology Development

: Patrick R. McElhiney; Tools & Testing (TT)

Geospatial Satellite Configuration System

This technology pertains to a device that has the capability of detecting and intercepting satellite transmissions for the purpose of calibrating the satellite communications to work with other devices such as airplanes and boats. This system has the capability of detecting the carrier type, transmission speed, frequency, protocol, encryption, and location of each satellite within the geospatial satellite network. This allows the calibration of the geospatial satellite network, and has features such as the ability to adjust the pan, tilt, and transmission direction of geospatial coordinate fields. This technology can also be used to trace the transmission back to the source of the satellite, including the detection of surveillance cameras that are in satellites using infrared and other types of invisible light that is detectable with special equipment.

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