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AIT GUI publishes telemetry as it receives it, not based on any timestamp associated with the telemetry. This can work if all telemetry is realtime and in order; however, for cubesats that's not always the case. In a historical downlink of cubesat telemetry, a mixture of realtime telemetry packets and recorded telemetry packets may come down, depending on the design of the satellite. Additionally, recorded telemetry packets can come down as binary files for later processing (different issue) but in particular the capability needed here is for AIT GUI to be aware of the timestamp of the incoming telemetry and plot it at the right time in the GUI.
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AIT GUI publishes telemetry as it receives it, not based on any timestamp associated with the telemetry. This can work if all telemetry is realtime and in order; however, for cubesats that's not always the case. In a historical downlink of cubesat telemetry, a mixture of realtime telemetry packets and recorded telemetry packets may come down, depending on the design of the satellite. Additionally, recorded telemetry packets can come down as binary files for later processing (different issue) but in particular the capability needed here is for AIT GUI to be aware of the timestamp of the incoming telemetry and plot it at the right time in the GUI.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: