Cyberspectrum #23 уже в прямом эфире и его можно посмотреть через прямую трансляцию на YouTube ниже. Также должно быть доступно для просмотра с задержкой после мероприятия. Доклады охватывают темы SDR и радиосвязи, такие как:
- исследования ионосферы HAARP
- Открытая реализация DVB-S2 и DVB-S2X для спутникового, а также наземного любительского радиопользования
- Инструмент на основе SpyServer с открытым исходным кодом для автоматической демодуляции/записи и разбора RF-данных
- Обратная разработка спутников диапазона X
- веб-сканер trunking на базе RTL-SDR с возможностями временного сдвига
С того момента как наш последний пост с анонсом мероприятия, добавлено несколько новых докладов, и ниже представлены состав и информация.
На конференции DEFCON в этом году SDR-евангелист Balint Seeber будет вести Cyberspectrum #23. DEFCON — ежегодная конференция, посвященная темам хакерства, которые часто включают SDR и другие темы, связанные с радиосвязью. Эта года конференция пройдет с 9 по 12 августа в Caesars Palace & Flamingo в Лас-Вегасе. Cyberspectrum — почти ежемесячная встреча энтузиастов SDR и исследователей, обычно проводимая в районе залива Сан-Франциско, но часто принимает удалённых докладчиков через телеконференцию. Эта встреча месяца пройдет на DEFCON 9 августа, организована Wireless Village.
Крис Фэллен, Ph.D. (): «Возможности для радиолюбителей и нагревателей ионосферы: HAARP — всего лишь ещё один инструмент, или нет?»
Preview of a future #cyberspectrum talk: Background of passive and active ways to get involved with HAARP experiments (and perhaps with other natural natural ionosphere events) based on prior and ongoing work.
Мишель Томпсон (): “ORI and Phase 4 Ground” (https://phase4ground.github.io/)
Open Research Institute (ORI) is a new non-profit research and development organization which provides all of its work to the general public under the principles of Open Source and Open Access to Research.
One of our projects is called Phase 4 Ground. Our mission is to provide an open source implementation of DVB-S2 and DVB-S2X for both satellite and terrestrial amateur radio use. Phase 4 Ground radio system has a 5GHz uplink and a 10GHz downlink. We are developing SDR software that heavily leverages IP multicast and RTP protocols to set up and tear down distributed remote radio functions.
The reference designs are in GNU Radio and we will provide recipes for as many SDRs as possible.
Phase 4 Ground radios are intended to be reusable and reconfigurable, supporting payloads at GEO (AMSAT Phase 4B), HEO (AMSAT Phase 3E), and beyond (such as NASA’s Cube Quest Challenge). Additionally, our radios will work as terrestrial microwave stations. These ‘Groundsats’ on mountaintops or towers establish a fun and flexible digital microwave experience. If you want to build up your radio from SDRs, you can. If you want to build it entirely from scratch, then you can. Our manufacturing partner for an off-the-shelf design is Flex Radio.
Lucas Teske (): SegDSP SpyServer Segment Digital Signal Processor
SegDSP is a WIP “Segment Digital Signal Processor” that is tuned for connecting into a SPY Server and do automatically demodulation/recording/parsing of RF data. This talk will be about what it does today, how was the development, how it works, how it will work and what are the uses for it. Tired of losing the pass of a LEO satellite? Want to hear the recording from last week? SegDSP is a Open Source tool made in Go for both learning and monitoring Satcom and Terrestrial Com.
Luigi Freitas (): “Reverse Engineering X-Band Satellites Datalink And The Worst Software Defined Radio Ever”
This talk will be about the reverse engineering process of the next generation X-Band datalink signal on-board of Sun Synchronous Satellites like Suomi (NPP) and NOAA-20 (NPOESS/JPSS-1). From the RAW I/Q recording to the decompressed high-resolution Earth pictures. This is the latest addition to the Open Satellite Project, a non-profit organization that is committed to develop and publish software tools and hardware projects that enable the Open-Source Community to access spacecraft non-sensitive data.
The other half (or so) of this talk will be about the “Worst SDR Ever” that is made entirely of dirty cheap parts readily available from China. This project is intended to demonstrate how a Software Defined Radio works utilizing real hardware and comprehensive modular software.
Gavin Rozzi (): “OC Radio Live” (https://ocradio.live)
An online trunking scanner website with time shifting capabilities covering New Jersey powered by the RTLSDR and open source software.
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