Conjunction Event Pages
A conjunction event page is everything Satcat holds on one predicted close approach. It is reached from the Conjunction Events Dashboard, and covers the following:
A conjunction event page is everything Satcat holds on one predicted close approach. It is reached from the Conjunction Events Dashboard, and covers the following:
A conjunction event is a predicted close approach between two tracked objects. Satcat holds every CDM issued for that approach in one place, from its own screenings and from external providers, along with the ephemeris behind each message and the risk metrics derived from it. Because they sit together, the geometry, the current risk, and each operator's mitigation posture are read off one page instead of assembled by hand.
Details answers what the current risk is, which CDM produced it, how that CDM's geometry looks, and how the numbers have moved since the conjunction event opened.
Logs is the conjunction event's history as a single timeline. Each entry records what changed, when, and which CDM or upload caused it.
Both objects in a conjunction event carry the coordination state of their organization: what has been declared, what Satcat has inferred, and who is expected to act.