HawkEye 360 uses space-based RF analytics to geolocate rogue GOES transmitter for NOAA

• HawkEye 360 reported it geolocated a hard-to-find environmental data transmitter that had occupied a GOES DCS uplink slot for several years.
• The work used space-based RF data analytics to isolate 1.9-second bursts on a 1.5 kHz channel amid simultaneous uplinks.
• The geolocation enabled removal of the device, restoring the uplink slot for more than 600 organizations across 42 countries.
• The operator used the findings to locate a second transmitter, recovering multiple non-functioning devices for refurbishment and reuse.
• The mission extends prior NOAA support, including resolving a persistent UHF uplink interferer affecting environmental data delivery in more than 50 countries.

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