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The Satellite Pass Directly Overhead Is the One You Cannot Use

Predicts when a radar satellite can actually image a spot, which is not the same as when one flies over it. About a quarter of passes are usable, and the best-looking ones are the worst.

Pick a point on the ground and this tells you when ICEYE or Umbra will be in a position to put radar on it, how to aim a corner reflector when they do, and hands the whole thing to ATAK as a data package. It reads orbital elements from Celestrak by name, so nothing is pinned to a NORAD ID that can quietly start pointing at the wrong object.

Try the browser preview — no install. It pulls the orbital elements and does the propagation in your own browser, so where you look never reaches my server. The desktop tool adds the ATAK package, notifications, a menu-bar watcher and cross-checking against a commercial archive.

Access bands over Norfolk: SAR swaths crossing the eastern US and the Atlantic, with the usable-incidence legend in the corner.

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It is not published. These are personal builds, and what is here is the write-up rather than the repository.

The browser version is here, running the same work on your own machine: try it.

If you want to read the source or run the full desktop tool, ask. Say what you are doing with it and I will usually send it over.

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