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Satellite Characterization

Analysis of objects present in data from Astrosites

Getting the data

You'll need to download the data from the NAS at the Telluride workshop. Here are some instructions

Apple

Go to Network and select INENAS(AFP). Login as Neuromorph with Telluride22 password

Alternative:

  1. Open Finder
  2. Go > Connect to Server ... (or Cmd + k)
  3. Simply enter the IP, click enter: 192.168.167.11
  4. Login as registered user with Neuromorph / Telluride22
  5. Select Telluride24 subfolder

Linux

Mount as SAMBA with the NAS IP address as: 192.168.167.11 mount -t cifs //192.168.167.11/Telluride24 /mnt -o username=Neuromorph,password=Telluride22

Windows

You can go to file explorer bar and enter this address: \192.168.167.11\Telluride24

Some dataset stats

Visualise recordings

Run the plot_multiple.ipynb notebook to generate an event file that contains 9 recordings aligned in a grid.

Then you can use the render.py script to render a video from the event file. It uses command line tools under the hood and you need to point the clt_path to the command_line_tools/build/release folder.

python render.py --input ./merged_events.es --clt_path ~/Development/command_line_tools/build/release -o ./satellite_video.mp4 --tau 5000000

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