Satellite Dropouts

Moments when a satellite that should have been in view briefly stopped being tracked. A dropout is a short gap where a satellite sits well above the horizon (over the 20° mask) with solid tracking on both sides, yet the receiver lost it in between. Gaps longer than 5 minutes are treated as the satellite normally setting and are left out.

Data is available only for sites that have been processed with dropout detection enabled; other sites will show nothing here.