After a record 47h run Baltic Jammer was quiet a few hours but started again this morning.
I recorded a few hours around noon in much higher temporal resolution than I normally do, 5 seconds.
Red and white dots are low position quality. Turqoise are normal. Each dot a message.
I recorded a few hours around noon in much higher temporal resolution than I normally do, 5 seconds.
Red and white dots are low position quality. Turqoise are normal. Each dot a message.
Looking at this replay I realize two things:
1) I have previously concluded NIC 0 represented both planes with nav issues and planes without nav issues but 0 for other reasons. That, I might have to revise.
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1) I have previously concluded NIC 0 represented both planes with nav issues and planes without nav issues but 0 for other reasons. That, I might have to revise.
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2) The jammer causes planes to stop sending messages / system to accept them. I think they start sending 0.0,0.0 for position. Note how tracks disappear abruptly but return a while later.
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Both 1 and 2 if true means most of my previous figures have underestimated the jamming problem.
Look at these plots, percent and means. If all of the really bad data points are gone even before my calculations those metrics are artificially better than reality.
Look at these plots, percent and means. If all of the really bad data points are gone even before my calculations those metrics are artificially better than reality.
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