Ted Driver

Ted Driver

@teddriver.net

Worked in GPS for over 25 years, designing performance algorithms and tools to assess GNSS accuracy Currently writing algorithms for the space industry to assess on-orbit threats Looking for discussions on anything related to #GNSS, #dotnet, #space

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The growing number and sophistication of satellite maneuvers is a significant challenge to space situational awareness. In this video — generated by COMSPOC’s SSASuite® and depicting its high-fidelity analysis — you can see an example of the kind of precise maneuver characterization that you...(1/4)

The tiny, 0.1 watt GPS jammer at the upper left can cause a huge outage. This is the amount of power your phone charger uses when it is done charging your phone and just idle. The colors represent the maximum PDOP in the area, with the no color area unable to get a GPS signal because of the jamming.

#Java is 30! From a dev POV, Java was so much better than C++. I moved immediately when it came out. My code from 2002 in Java still runs great. When C# came along, it was better than Java (and no Oracle), so I moved, never looking back. My OS Java projects: github.com/tdriver/Java... #csharp #.NET

github.comGitHub - tdriver/JavaProjects: My older java projectsMy older java projects. Contribute to tdriver/JavaProjects development by creating an account on GitHub.

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OK, this is wild. In September 2023, geophysicists across the world started monitoring a very odd signal coming from the ground under them. It was picked up in the Arctic. And Antarctica. It was detected everywhere, every 90 seconds, as regular as a metronome, for *nine days*. What the HELL? 1/

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Advancing global space sustainability starts with collaboration. 🌐🤝 At the upcoming ISO TC20/SC14 Plenary in Tsukuba, Japan (May 19–23), COMSPOC Chief Scientist Dan Oltrogge will work to build consensus on space safety standards.

I love Winforms. I can't stop using them when I need something for my desktop. Here's where I learned how much just a little wind affects the temperature, when it's extremely cold. This plots any metric from Mongo for a date range, taken from my Ambient weather station. #dotnet #scottplot #winforms

Love using #dotnet 9, via #linqpad charting, accessing my #mongodb weather data from my personal weather station. A quick query shows the last six years of high temps (in degrees F).

I spent the day going through old disks of my software. I was using Turbo C++ (from Borland) and stored all my code on floppys. Version control was handled by copying new versions to one of three disks. And I never wrote code assuming that the internet was up. Can software be antique? 💾 #dotnet

Yes! I remember when they were launched - it was a big deal. I bet they will last longer than Earth.

Jasmine 🌌🔭@astrojaz.bsky.social

does it blow anyone else’s mind that both voyager spacecraft are still functioning and communicating with earth after almost 50 years of being in space and years of being in interstellar space??

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This is neat

Christoph Molnar@christophmolnar.bsky.social

I feel like not enough people know about Quarto for creating documents. How it works: Write in markdown and use Quarto to convert it to html, pdf, epub, ... I produce my books with Quarto (web + ebook + print version). But you can also use it for websites, reports, dashboards, ... quarto.org

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