{m.name}
{m.key} ยท v{m.version}
updated {fmtDateTime(m.updated_at)}
{m.methodology}
Inputs
-
{m.inputs.map((i) => (
-
{i}
))}
Membership is assigned in two tiers. CelesTrak GP groups first: an object listed in a thematic group mapped to a constellation (for example starlink, oneweb, kuiper) is a source-backed member (method: celestrak_group). Documented name patterns second: payloads not covered by a group are matched against the regular expressions of the curated registry (method: name_pattern, derived). Membership history is kept with since/until dates; a member is never removed just because a group response was short.
The table below is the live registry โ the exact patterns and groups the classifier uses right now.
| Constellation | Service | CelesTrak groups | Name patterns |
|---|---|---|---|
| {r.name} | {r.service_type ?? 'โ'} |
{r.celestrak_groups.length === 0 ? (
none
) : (
{r.celestrak_groups.map((g) => (
{g}
))}
)}
|
{r.match_patterns.length === 0 ? (
none
) : (
{r.match_patterns.map((p) => (
{p}
))}
)}
|
{fmtInt(rules.length)} constellations in the registry.
SATCAT identifies the responsible party of every object with a short owner code. We map each code to a country (ISO 3166) and, when the owner is an organization, agency or intergovernmental body, to an operator entity. Joint programmes map to several countries’ programmes but a single primary country when one is defined. Unmapped codes raise an UNKNOWN_COUNTRY quality flag instead of guessing.
| Code | Name | Country |
|---|---|---|
| {o.code} | {o.name} | {o.country_code ?? 'โ'} |
{fmtInt(owners.length)} owner codes mapped.
Every derived value on the site points at one of these definitions. The version changes whenever the rule changes; the inputs list the exact canonical columns the rule reads. None of them is a safety metric.
{m.key} ยท v{m.version}
updated {fmtDateTime(m.updated_at)}
{m.methodology}
Inputs
{i}