Space Station Telemetry App

2015 Challenge

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  • Hashtags:

    #humans, #ISStelemetry, #intermediate

    Contact:

    [email protected]

    Tags:

    Platform, Data Visualization


    Background

    The International Space Station in an modular engineering marvel, designed and built through a partnership of 16 countries, and assembled IN SPACE. The first module launched to space in 1998. Expedition 1, the first human crew, occupied Station in 2002. We completed assembly in 2001, with the last Space Shuttle flight. Six humans from the partner nations live and work on Station for 6-month missions. The first year-long crew will launch in March, 2015.

    Challenge

    The International Space Station continuously provides data to ground systems in the form of telemetry. Telemetry is processed at NASA’s Johnson Space Center Mission Operations, where select telemetry is broadcast for public consumption. How in the world will you use this super awesome data stream from space? NASA has many telemetry clients running in Mission Operations centers across the United States, but can you come up with new and interesting ways to maximize usefulness on a real estate constrained mobile screen? Can you think of ways to leverage mobile and web technologies to handle notifications for space events? Create an app or other unique use. The app can be a clever new and innovative way to stretch the limits in the fields of HCI, UI/UX, HTML5 and mobile technologies. Can you think of novel ways to use the telemetry data to keep the public engaged with activities on ISS and other missions? These are just a few ideas as the sky is the limit for this challenge!

    Considerations

    This challenge is to build on-top of the actual Space Station telemetry data stream. A starter toolkit is now available which will include information on available telemetry (telemetry data dictionary) and sample code on how to connect a thin-client (webpage) to the telemetry backend.

    Sample Resources (Participants do not have to use these resources, and NASA in no way endorses any particular entity listed).



  • The following projects are solving this challenge:

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    • Lost in Space

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    • TeleStation

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    • ISS Finder - Web App

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    • Track Da ISS

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    • ISS View3D

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    • ISS Live Stream

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    • SST Android

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    • InnerStation

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    • ISStagram

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    • ISS Pathfinder

      ISS Pathfinder is a mobile project for Space Apps 2015. It is in response to the Space Station Telemetry App challenge. The app will utilize public telemetry data for the International Space Station and the device orientation and location data to create an engaging user experience. User will get ... Visit Project

    • SelfISS

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    • Icarus

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    • ISSData

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    • ISS

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    • ISS Information Board

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    • At.Sat App

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    • Orbit

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    • CTS- Connecting with the sky

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    • ISS WATCHER

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    • StationStream

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    • Here:Space

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    • OVER THERE

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