RoseyCubesat-1 jpg creating on LINUX


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RoseyCubesat-1
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436.825MHz, 1k2/9k6_BPSK

ROSEY1decoder by PY4ZBZ
Ubuntu + Wine on JE9PEL
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[RoseyCubesat-1 jpg creating on LINUX_Ubuntu] #1, 25 May 2023 At the end of my trial and error installation, I got stuck with a TypeError. (Solved) Install bitstring and cv2 module in advance. Install bitstring and cv2 module in advance. $ sudo apt update $ sudo apt install python3-bitstring $ pip install bitstring $ python3 -c "import bitstring; print( bitstring.__version__ )" > 3.1.5 4.1.2 $ python3 -m pip install -U pip setuptools $ python3 -m pip install opencv-python $ python3 -c "import cv2; print( cv2.__version__ )" > 4.7.0 4.8.1 Extract (zip) or (tar.gz) file in rosey forder after downloading it from github site of UB1QBJ: https://github.com/Foxiks/RoseyCubesat-1-Decoder/releases > Run soundmodem_bpsk_9k6 software first using Wine. $ cd ~/rosey/RoseyCubesat-1-Decoder-1.1/src $ python3 decoder.py TypeError: > Traceback (most recent call last): > File "decoder.py", line 85, in > s=start_socket(ip=ip, port=int(port)) > TypeError: int() argument must be a string, > a bytes-like object or a number, not 'NoneType' from JH4ASY/1, $ python3 decoder.py -h usage: decoder.py [-h] [-p PORT] [-ip IP] It seems that the p and ip options must be specified. Solved after writing as: $ python3 decoder.py -p 8000 -ip 127.0.0.1 [RoseyCubesat-1 jpg creating on LINUX_Ubuntu] #2, 28 May 2023 I have completely succeeded in "JPEG creating" from Rosey's image data on LINUX. The connection destination number of Decoder's Port connects to AGWPE_Server_Port:8000 of soundmodem.
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SatNOGS + Wine + Soundmodem + Decoder + Vokoscreen + Shotcut + Export[30529ro2.mp4], on LINUX_Ubuntu [RoseyCubesat-1 jpg creating on LINUX_Ubuntu] #3, 7 Jun 2023 When imaging Rosey's data, I noticed a little thing. Left: only "Observation #7597434" (SatNOGS) Right: Three audios of "Observation #7591263+7597434+7597475" are streamed serially and it is "Ctrl+C" at the end. In comparison, the Earth on the right is much denser. [RoseyCubesat-1 re-install module], 11 Oct 2023 $ pip install bitstring $ python3 -c "import bitstring; print( bitstring.__version__ )" > 4.1.2 $ python3 -m pip install opencv-python $ python3 -c "import cv2; print( cv2.__version__ )" > 4.8.1 > Run soundmodem_bpsk_9k6 software first using Wine. $ cd ~/rosey/RoseyCubesat-1-Decoder-1.1/src $ python3 decoder.py -p 8000 -ip 127.0.0.1 SatNOGS + Wine + Soundmodem + Decoder + Vokoscreen + Shotcut + Export[31103ros.mp4], on LINUX_Ubuntu [RoseyCubesat-1 tools] #1, 10 Nov 2023 Regarding "RoseyCubesat-1 jpg creating", I tried png_creating (on LINUX_Ubuntu) using the new "RoseyCubesat-1 tools". The result is wonderful. https://github.com/radio-satellites/RoseyCubesat-1-tools/ $ cd ~/rosey/RoseyCubesat-1-tools-main $ pip3 install -r requirements.txt $ grep '^2023-11-03 09' 31110ros.csv > 2023-11-03_09.csv $ python3 decode_imagery.py -f 2023-11-03_09.csv > Start date: 0001-01-01 00:00:00 End date: 9999-12-31 23:59:59.999999 > Original frame count: 6862 > Filtered frame count: 6861 > Writing images... [RoseyCubesat-1 tools] #2, 11 Nov 2023 By combining '2023-11-02 22' and '2023-11-03 09', both of which had missing data, a beautiful Earth image with 100% data was obtained using the following steps. $ cd ~/rosey/RoseyCubesat-1-tools-main $ grep '^2023-11-02 22' 31110ros.csv >> 2023-11-03_09.csv $ grep '^2023-11-03 09' 31110ros.csv >> 2023-11-03_09.csv $ python3 decode_imagery.py -f 2023-11-03_09.csv > Start date: 0001-01-01 00:00:00 End date: 9999-12-31 23:59:59.999999 > Original frame count: 18036 > Filtered frame count: 18035 > Writing images... [RoseyCubesat-1 modified_jpg creating], 30 Jan 2024 $ cd ~/rosey/RoseyCubesat-1-tools-main $ grep '^2024-01-15 22' 40130ros.csv > 2024-01-15_22.csv $ cut -c 1-230 2024-01-15_22.csv > 2024-01-15_22_modified.csv $ python3 decode_imagery.py -f 2024-01-15_22_modified.csv > Start date: 0001-01-01 00:00:00 End date: 9999-12-31 23:59:59.999999 > Original frame count: 10086 > Filtered frame count: 9934 > Writing images...



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