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# auto-scheduler
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This is a tool to automatically compute passes of satellites on the
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SatNOGS network. It uses code from the SatNOGS network scheduler. It requires
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[python-satellitetle](https://gitlab.com/librespacefoundation/python-satellitetle) for downloading TLEs.
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## Dependencies
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```bash
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sudo apt-get install libxml2-dev libxslt1-dev
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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```
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## Configuration
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Copy the env-dist file to .env and set your legacy SatNOGS Network credentials.
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## Test run
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Perform a test run to download orbital elements and transmitter priorities (these are stored in `/tmp/cache`) with
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```bash
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schedule_single_station.py -s <ground station ID> -n
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```
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The `-n` option computes the passes but does not schedule them. To schedule these passes, run
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```bash
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schedule_single_station.py -s <ground station ID>
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```
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## Setup priority scheduling
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The following commands will add a list consisting of all DUV, BPSK1k2, BPSK9k6, [G]MSK and [G]FSK transmitters into `priorities_37.txt`.
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Please change the station id (here `37` - in the cache file and the list file name) to your correspending one!
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```bash
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awk '{if ($3>=80) print $0 }' /tmp/cache/transmitters_37.txt | grep -e "FSK" | awk '{printf("%s 1.0 %s\n",$1,$2)} > priorities_37.txt'
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awk '{if ($3>=0) print $0 }' /tmp/cache/transmitters_37.txt | grep -e "BPSK1k2" | awk '{printf("%s 1.0 %s\n",$1,$2)} >> priorities_37.txt'
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awk '{if ($3>=0) print $0 }' /tmp/cache/transmitters_37.txt | grep -e "BPSK9k6" | awk '{printf("%s 1.0 %s\n",$1,$2)} >> priorities_37.txt'
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awk '{if ($3>=80) print $0 }' /tmp/cache/transmitters_37.txt | grep -e "MSK" | awk '{printf("%s 1.0 %s\n",$1,$2)} >> priorities_37.txt'
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sort -n -k 4 /tmp/cache/transmitters_37.txt | grep -e "DUV" | awk '{printf("%s 1.0 %s\n",$1,$2)} >> priorities_37.txt'
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```
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## Add cron-job
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Start editing your default user's cron (select your preferred editor):
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```bash
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crontab -e
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```
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Add a line like this - execute the scheduling script on each full hour:
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```bash
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0 */1 * * * <path_to_auto_scheduler>/schedule_single_station.py -s <station_id> -d 1.2 -P <path_to_priority_list>/<priority_file>.txt -f -z
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```
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Omit the `-f` option to also fill in the gaps, but be aware if using a rotator setup! This will wear-out your Rotator very quickly!
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Add `-w 60` for a delay if you want to give your rotator a a bit of time (60 s) to reset or home.
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## Usage
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The following command will list all available command-line arguments:
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```bash
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./schedule_single_station.py --help
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```
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## License
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[![license](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-AGPL%203.0-6672D8.svg)](LICENSE)
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Copyright 2019 - Cees Bassa, Fabian Schmidt, Pierros Papadeas
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