satID® & Geolocation Training Courses

Welcome
The success of satID lies not just with a great product that is easy to use and understand but also with the training
and Maintenance & Support programs that provide both initial and ongoing support to users, ensuring that they
get the most out of the product. Training in Geolocation and satID operations has been broken down into a series
of modules which allows courses to be constructed based on the needs of individual organizations and operators.

These modules are then brought together into standard courses that are expected to be delivered many times. In
addition to the standard courses, an Advanced Training Course is offered, where customized courses can be
constructed using the modules to fit the exact needs of you and your users.

As with all aspects of satID, we welcome your constructive feedback so that we can best support you and your
team in ongoing operations.

The satID team.

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Table of Contents
Welcome ........................................................................................................................................................ i
Training Courses............................................................................................................................................ 1
Standard satID Operator Training Course ................................................................................................. 2
Advanced Training Courses ....................................................................................................................... 5
Modules ........................................................................................................................................................ 6
Module 01 - Standard satID Operator Training Course ............................................................................ 7
Module 02 - Introduction to Geolocation ................................................................................................. 8
Module 03 - Scenario Investigation .......................................................................................................... 9
Module 04 - Introduction to the Correlation Process............................................................................. 10
Module 05 - Geolocation in the Real World ........................................................................................... 11
Module 06 - A Simple Geolocation Exercise ........................................................................................... 12
Module 07 - Complex Scenarios ............................................................................................................. 13
Module 08 - Standard Operating Practices............................................................................................. 14
Module 09 – System Management ......................................................................................................... 15
Module 10 – Standard Course Day 1 Review .......................................................................................... 16
Module 11 - Understanding the Correlation Surface ............................................................................. 17
Module 12 - Ephemeris Error Compensation ......................................................................................... 18
Module 13 - Result Averaging ................................................................................................................. 19
Module 14 - A Typical Geolocation Exercise ........................................................................................... 20
Module 15 - Locating Unmodulated Signals (CWs) ................................................................................ 21
Module 16 - Locating Sweeping Signals .................................................................................................. 22
Module 17 - Locating Bursting Signals .................................................................................................... 23
Module 18 - The satID Product ............................................................................................................... 24
Module 19 - Your satID System............................................................................................................... 25
Module 20 - Fundamental Limits of Geolocation ................................................................................... 26
Module 21 – Defining Standard Processes ............................................................................................. 27
Module 22 – A Data Management Exercise............................................................................................ 28
Module 23 – Standard Course Day 2 Review .......................................................................................... 29
Module 24 - A Geolocation Review Exercise .......................................................................................... 30
Module 25 – Q and A .............................................................................................................................. 31
Module 26 – Course Wrap Up and Evaluation Forms............................................................................. 32

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Module 27 – Standard Course Day 3 Review .......................................................................................... 33
Module TBD - The Added Complexities of UHF ...................................................................................... 34
Module TBD - satID Version 3.0 .............................................................................................................. 35

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Training Courses

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Standard satID Operator Training Course
The standard Operator training course is the one recommended when introducing geolocation and satID
operations to a new group of Users. Typically, this course is given immediately following the delivery of a system.
The course lasts 4 days and is intended to introduce the following topics to the users and enable them to use satID
effectively:

 Geolocation theory
 Standard geolocation operations
 Standard data management and best practices
 Identifying and handling difficult scenarios

This course is designed for a maximum of 6-8 attendees. This is to maximize the amount of time each attendee has
on the system. A meeting room with projector is needed for all classroom activities with a network connection
either to an Operator workstation with the satID GUI installed or directly to the satID system for the instructor’s
laptop to connect in to the system.

For the course to run smoothly, a set of reference signals must be provided in advance so that scenarios can be
investigated and prepared where possible. Ideally, 6-10 reference signals should be supplied for a single pair of
satellites for the purposes of training but a minimum of 4 is required. It is recommended that each trainee have
either a softcopy or printed copy of the training material on hand during the class.

The 4 day training plan is outlined below:

Day 1
Start Time Length Course
10:00 120 Mins Project/Room Setup, Scenario Testing, etc.
12:00 60 Mins Lunch Break
13:00 15 Mins Module 01 - Standard satID Operator Training Course
13:15 30 Mins Module 18 - The satID Product
13:45 45 Mins Module 19 - Your satID System
14:30 15 mins Refreshment Break
14:45 60 Mins Module 08 - Standard Operating Practices
15:45 60 Mins Module 09 - System Management
16:15 30 Mins Module 21 - Defining Standard Processes
16:45 30 Mins Module 22 - Data Management Exercise

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 Day 2
Start Time Length Course
9:00 30 Mins Module 10 - Standard Course Day 1 Review
9:30 45 Mins Module 02 - Introduction to Geolocation
10:15 15 Mins Refreshment Break
10:30 60 Mins Module 03 - Scenario Investigation
11:30 30 Mins Module 04 - Introduction to the Correlation Process
12:00 60 Mins Lunch Break
13:00 60 Mins Module 05 - Geolocation in the Real World
14:00 30 mins Module 07 - Complex Scenarios
14:30 15 Mins Refreshment Break
14:45 30 Mins Module 06 - A Simple Geolocation Exercise
15:15 30 Mins Module 06 - A Simple Geolocation Exercise
15:45 30 Mins Module 06 - A Simple Geolocation Exercise
16:15 30 Mins Module 06 - A Simple Geolocation Exercise

Day 3
Start Time Length Course
9:00 30 Mins Module 23 - Standard Course Day 2 Review
9:30 60 Mins Module 11 - Understanding the Correlation Surface
10:30 15 Mins Refreshment Break
10:45 60 Mins Module 12 - Ephemeris Error Compensation
11:45 30 Mins Module 13 - Result Averaging
12:15 60 Mins Lunch Break
13:15 60 mins Module 14 - A Typical Geolocation Exercise
14:15 60 mins Module 14 - A Typical Geolocation Exercise
15:15 15 mins Refreshment Break
15:30 60 mins Module 14 - A Typical Geolocation Exercise
16:30 60 mins Module 14 - A Typical Geolocation Exercise

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 Day 4
Start Time Length Course
9:00 30 Mins Module 27 - Standard Course Day 3 Review
10:00 30 Mins Module 20 - Fundamental Limits of Geolocation
10:30 15 Mins Refreshment Break
10:45 20 Mins Module 15 - Locating Unmodulated Signals (CWs)
11:05 20 Mins Module 16 - Locating Sweeping Signals
11:25 20 Mins Module 17 - Locating Bursting Signals
11:45 60 Mins Lunch Break
13:00 30 Mins Module 25 - Q and A
13:30 30 Mins Module 26 - Course Wrap Up
14:00 60 Mins Module 24 - A Geolocation Review Exercise
15:00 15 mins Refreshment Break
15:15 60 Mins Module 24 - A Geolocation Review Exercise
16:15 60 Mins Module 24 - A Geolocation Review Exercise

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Advanced Training Courses
The satID team is pleased to provide advanced training courses that are tailored to suit the needs of
your operators. These courses are typically used as a follow up or refresher courses to remind operators
about specific parts of geolocation and satID operations. Advanced courses offer a deeper discussion
and explanation of a small range of topics.

The advanced courses are constructed from:

 The modules described in this document;

 Informal Question and Answer sessions allowing the users to ask questions about any
geolocation or satID topic;
 Supervised hands-on system operations.

For further information about a Custom training course, please contact your satID representative.

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Modules

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Module 01 - Standard satID Operator Training Course
Description Introduction of instructor and agenda for training.

Objectives Users will meet the trainer and understand the agenda for the training course.

Pre Requisites Users must be familiar with basic satellite communications

Duration 15 mins

Course Outline  Welcome

 Training Course Agenda

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Module 02 - Introduction to Geolocation
Description Introduces the basic theory of 2 satellite geolocation including time and frequency
measurements and the use of a reference signal. Understanding this basic geolocation
theory is the cornerstone to all geolocation operations.

Objectives Users will understand how geolocation works in principle and be able to perform a basic
geolocation using satID.

Pre Requisites Users must be familiar with basic satellite communications

Duration 45 mins

Course Outline  Basic Target Geolocation Theory

o Target signal transmission and characteristics
o Secondary satellite selection
 Errors in geolocation
 Using a reference signal
o Requirements on the reference
o What errors are reduced/removed
 Geolocation Demonstration
o Introduction to satID GUI
o Perform a target geolocation based upon a scenario template
 Introduction to the satID notebook and Analyzer.
 Introduction to the satID help and support available to users

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Module 03 - Scenario Investigation
Description The geolocation scenario comprises a number of scenario elements that must be
selected and defined in the satID product to perform a geolocation. Each of these
elements will be examined in turn, exploring the requirements and selection process
within satID.

Objectives Users will understand how to configure a geolocation and how to select the elements
manually and through the satID user interface

Pre Requisites Understanding of the fundamentals of geolocation.

Duration 60 mins

Course Outline  Identify all scenario elements and understand the requirements on each one
o Secondary Satellite selection
 Separation
 Transponder configurations
 Polarizations
 Beams
o Receive system selection
o Reference Signal Selection
o Sampling Frequencies
o Sampling Parameters
o Processing Settings
 Scenario Configuration in satID
o Using satID to investigate and configure the scenario
o Using a template
o Creating a template

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Module 04 - Introduction to the Correlation Process
Description A short introduction to the correlation process which is at the heart of the satID
geolocation system. Attendees will be walked through the process, showing how the
correlation function works, how it is visualized and how to access the results in satID.

Objectives Users will understand how the correlation process is performed, how measurement
information is derived

Pre Requisites Users must have a basic understanding of the geolocation process

Duration 30 mins

Course Outline  Recap geolocation basics

 Introduce the correlation (CAF) process
 Theoretical example
 The correlation surface
 The correlation peak
 Show CAF surfaces in satID GUI

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Module 05 - Geolocation in the Real World
Description This module introduces the real work effects such as phase noise and satellite motion
that affect a geolocation as well as the effects that the acquisition & processing
parameters selected by the User can have on the correlation process.

Each of these effects will be demonstrated where possible.

Objectives Users understand and can identify the real world effects that can affect a geolocation
result. Users know when and how to compensate for each of these and any limitations
they impose.

Users will also understand how the choices they make can affect a result.

Pre Requisites Users must understand geolocation theory and the correlation process.

Duration 1 hour

Course Outline  Search Areas

o Reference search area
o Target search area
 Phase Noise
o What is phase noise
o How does it affect a geolocation result
o How to compensate for it
o Limitations
 Acceleration
o What is acceleration
o How does it affect a geolocation result
o How to compensate for it
o Limitations
 Parameter Selection
o Sampling bandwidths
o Sample size
o Measurement Accuracy
 Geolocation Accuracy Prediction

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Module 06 - A Simple Geolocation Exercise
Description A complete run through of a basic target geolocation including investigating the
scenario, setting and adjusting sampling and processing parameters.

Objectives Users will perform a complete a basic target geolocation and will demonstrate
understanding of the elements of a geolocation, their selection and coping with real
world effects.

Pre Requisites Users must understand the geolocation process and have a basic understanding of satID

Duration 120 mins

Course Outline User-driven walkthrough of a geolocation of a normal signal

 Session Creation
 Scenario Definition
 Initial Scenario Test
 Initial target geolocation
 Creating a report

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Module 07 - Complex Scenarios
Description This module introduces the full range of scenarios where geolocation is possible and
how they affect the geolocation process.

Objectives Users understand when and how to use complex scenario configurations such as cross-
strapped satellites, split acquisition and opposite polarizations as well as the potential
effects on obtaining a result.

Pre Requisites Users need to be familiar with the geolocation process

Duration 30 mins

Course Outline  Split Acquisition Scenarios

o Why is it needed
o When to use it
o What are the side-effects of split-acquisition
o Using split scenarios in satID
 Cross-strapped satellites
o What are crossed strapped
o How to use them
o What are the side-effects of using cross-strapped satellites
o Configuring cross-strapped transponders in satID
 Polarization Considerations
o Using different polarizations
o When to use them
o What are the side-effects of using different polarizations
o Selecting different polarization options in satID
 Inclined Satellites
o Using inclined satellites
o When to use inclined satellites
o What are the side-effects of inclined satellites

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Module 08 - Standard Operating Practices
Description A walkthrough of the common operational tasks that support geolocation activities and
allow for a significantly faster time to gain a result.
The main focus of this module is based around reporting and the management of
scenario data that changes on a regular basis.

Objectives Users understand what data maintenance is required, when the optimal time to do this
is and how it affects the geolocation process.

Pre Requisites Users are familiar with geolocation and the satID system.

Duration 1 hour

Course Outline  Reporting

 Geolocation Best Practice
 Ephemeris
o When to do this
o Simple ephemeris check
 Known signals (References and calibrators)
o When to do this
o How to check a known signal
o Signal ratings
 Session
o Session / sample deletion
o Data deletion
 Importing map data

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Module 09 – System Management
Description This module describes the less routine system maintenance activities and more
advanced concepts of administering geolocation capability.

Objectives Users understand how to maintain all data in satID, including data that does not change
on a regular basis.

Pre Requisites Users are knowledgeable with geolocation and satID

Duration 60 mins

Course Outline  Satellite Maintenance

 Transponder management
 Beam management
 Scenario Template Management
 Explanation of scenario templates
 Creating & deleting templates
 Session Management (Once available)
 Archiving and restoring sessions.
 System Administration Settings

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Module 10 – Standard Course Day 1 Review
Description This module provides a summary of day 1 of the Standard Operator Course.

Objectives Users are reminded of learnings from day 1.

Pre Requisites Users have attended day 1 of the Standard Operator Course.

Duration 30 mins

Course Outline  Recap of the following:

o The satID Product
o Your satID System
o Standard Operating Practices
o System Management
o Defining Standard Processes
o Data Management Exercise

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Module 11 - Understanding the Correlation Surface
Description This module provides an in-depth look at the correlation surface, how it is generated,
how to interpret it and what to expect for different targets.

Objectives Users have a deep understanding of the correlation surface and can identify false-
positive peaks and understand why the correlation surface can look different for signals
with different modulation schemes.

Pre Requisites Users must have a good understanding of geolocation theory and operations.

Duration 1 hour

Course Outline  Search areas

o How they are defined and why they are defined differently
o Reference search area
o Target search area
 False Positive Peaks
o Cross talk peaks
o Correlation side lobes
o Wrapped peaks
 Scenario effects of the correlation process
o Phase Noise
o Acceleration
 Signal Effects of the correlation surface
o CWs
o Multiple Peaks
o TDMA
o Combs
 Odd/Complex surfaces

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Module 12 - Ephemeris Error Compensation
Description Ephemeris Error Compensation (EEC) is central to the vast majority of geolocation
operations, allowing accurate geolocation to be performed when only inaccurate
ephemeris is available. This module describes the reasons for EEC, how the process
works and when the EEC process is needed.

Objectives Users will understand when and how to use EEC.

Pre Requisites Users need to be familiar with the geolocation process and the satID User interface

Duration 1 hour

Course Outline  Reasons for EEC

 When EEC should be used
 EEC Theory
 Using EEC in practice
o Calibrator selection
o Pre-Calculation Analysis
o The Calculation
o Checking the resulting ephemeris
o Using the EEC ephemeris
 Practical Demonstration

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Module 13 - Result Averaging
Description Result Averaging (RA) is the process for combining multiple results to reduce the errors
associated with individual measurements. This module describes the reasons for result
averaging, how the process works and when the averaging process is needed.

Objectives Users will understand when and how to use result averaging.

Pre Requisites Users need to be familiar with the geolocation process and the satID User interface

Duration 30 mins

Course Outline  Reasons for Result averaging

 When RA should be used
 RA Theory
 Using RA in practice
o Sample selection
o Pre-Calculation Analysis
o The Calculation
o Checking the resulting ephemeris
 Practical Demonstration

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Module 14 - A Typical Geolocation Exercise
Description A complete run through of a simple target geolocation from start to finish
demonstrating the importance of note taking, the automation available in satID and the
production of a report.

Objectives Users will be able to complete a basic target geolocation and will demonstrate
understanding of the elements of a geolocation, their selection and coping with real
world effects.

Pre Requisites Users must understand the geolocation process and have a basic understanding of satID

Duration 240 mins

Course Outline User-driven walkthrough of a geolocation of a normal signal

 Session Creation
 Scenario Definition
 Initial Scenario Test
 Initial target geolocation
 Refining the result
o EEC
o Result Averaging
 Creating a report

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Module 15 - Locating Unmodulated Signals (CWs)
Description This module goes through the process of how best to capture, process and locate clean
carrier (CW) signals and to calculate the best possible result.

Objectives Users will understand how best to capture a CW and how to process it to get the
optimal result.

Pre Requisites Users must be familiar with geolocation theory, operations and the use of satID.

Duration 20 mins

Course Outline  Recognizing

 Capturing
o CWs and EEC
 Processing
 Refining results
 What can and can’t be achieved

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Module 16 - Locating Sweeping Signals
Description This module goes through the process of how best to capture, process and locate
frequency agile or sweeping signals. The effects of the sweeping characteristics of the
signal on the correlation surface are described along with the limitations to locating
these sources.

Objectives Users will understand how to assess a sweeping signal, how best to capture that signal
and how to process it to get the optimal result. Users will also be able to recognize
when geolocation is unlikely to work.

Pre Requisites Users must be familiar with geolocation theory, operations and the use of satID

Duration 20 mins

Course Outline  Capturing

o Sweepers and EEC
 Recognizing
 Processing
 Refining results
 What can and can’t be achieved

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Module 17 - Locating Bursting Signals
Description This module goes through the process of how best to capture, process and locate
bursting signals and how the characteristics of the signal can affect the correlation
surface and results.

Objectives Users will understand how to assess a bursting signal, capture and process it to get an
optimal result

Pre Requisites Users must be familiar with geolocation theory, operations and the use of satID.

Duration 20 mins

Course Outline  Assessing feasibility

 Capturing
 Processing
 Refining results
 What can and can’t be achieved

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Module 18 - The satID Product
Description This module provides a description of the architecture, hardware, software that
comprises a satID geolocation system and how they interact with each other. This
module is particularly for system administrators and network managers but may be
beneficial to all satID Users.

Objectives Users will know the satID major and minor components and the methods used to create
a standard geolocation system

Pre Requisites None

Duration 30 Mins

Course Outline  Overview

 Software Components
 Architecture
 System Communications
o Internal satID communications
o Internet Usage
 System Configuration
o Acquisition database
o Integration with Monics
o satID System Manifest
 System Maintenance Activities
 Support
o Support Process
 The SAT Community
 satID Roadmap

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Module 19 - Your satID System
Description This is a tailored module that goes through your system in depth, covering the rack
layouts, walkthrough of the hardware, connectivity and configuration. This module is
particularly useful for system administrators but will benefit all users.

Objectives Users will understand what there system is and how it is configured

Pre Requisites Users must have knowledge of the satID components and the basics of how satID
operates.

Duration 45 mins

Course Outline  System Manual

 Hardware Walk through
o Rack Layout
o Hardware identification and explanation
 Software Walkthrough
o Software module deployment
 System Configuration

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Module 20 - Fundamental Limits of Geolocation
Description This module provides guidance to users as to when geolocation may not be possible or
there are limitations to the accuracy of results.

Objectives Users understand that geolocation has limitations and when these may affect
operations.

Pre Requisites Users must have an understanding of geolocation theory

Duration 30 mins

Course Outline  Coverage Issues

 Correlation Problems
o Antennas
o SNRs
o Phase Noise
 Availability of known signals
 Accuracy Limitations
 Ephemeris
 Target signal characteristics
o Duty cycle
o Bursting signals
o Sweeping signals
o Radar


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Module 21 – Defining Standard Processes
Description This module provides the opportunity for each Customer to work through the processes
they have or are going to put in place to support geolocation activities. Our training
team will work with the Customer management and senior users to define the
processes and provide a short training course to make sure those practices are
understood across the whole team. By working with the satID training team, best
practices that have been developed from working with a wide variety of organizations
can be integrated into your approach to geolocation.
Objectives Users understand and follow the processes defined by their organization.

Pre Requisites Users are familiar with geolocation and maintaining data on a satID system

Duration 30 mins

Course Outline  Naming conventions

 Roles and Responsibilities
 Template Management
 satID System Administrators
 Support Spreadsheet
 Story Docs for Imports/Exports
o Ephemeris
o Satellite Data
o Session Data
 System Configuration Management
 Anti-Virus Software updates
 Software Patching and Updates

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Module 22 – A Data Management Exercise
Description A complete run through of data management within the satID product

Objectives Users will be able to add/edit/delete operator information such as reference antennas,
known signals, reports, ephemeris, sessions and map data

Pre Requisites Users must understand the data involved in the geolocation process and have a basic
understanding of the satID GUI

Duration 30 mins

Course Outline User-driven walkthrough of geolocation data management

 Add/Edit/Delete Reference Antenna
 Add/Edit/Delete Known Signal
 Add/Edit/Delete Reports
 Add/Edit/Delete Ephemeris
 Add/Edit/Delete Sessions
 Add/Edit/Delete Map data
 Use both manual and import methods

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Module 23 – Standard Course Day 2 Review
Description This module provides a summary of day 2 of the Standard Operator Course.

Objectives Users are reminded of learnings from day 2.

Pre Requisites Users have attended day 2 of the Standard Operator Course.

Duration 30 mins

Course Outline  Recap of the following:

o Introduction to Geolocation
o Scenario Investigation
o Introduction to the Correlation Process
o Geolocation in the Real World
o Complex Scenarios
o A Simple Geolocation Exercise

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Module 24 - A Geolocation Review Exercise
Description A complete run through of a geolocation from start to finish demonstrating the
importance of note taking, the automation available in satID and the production of a
report. In this exercise the user will be asked to discuss selections made and actions
taken in detail. The user will also be asked to use the full set of satID capabilities.

Objectives Users will be able to complete a more advanced target geolocation and will
demonstrate understanding of the elements of a geolocation, their selection and coping
with real world effects.

Pre Requisites Users must understand the geolocation process and have a solid understanding of satID

Duration 180 mins

Course Outline User-driven walkthrough of a geolocation of a normal signal

 Session Creation
 Scenario Definition
 Initial Scenario Test
 Initial target geolocation
 Refining the result
o EEC
o Result Averaging
 Creating a report
During this exercise, each step in the process will be examined in further detail in order
to build deeper understanding. For example, the CAF will be examined and discussed,
the known signals to be used will be discussed, and EEC and RA will be performed
manually.

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Module 25 – Q and A
Description This module will allow the trainees to ask any remaining questions on the geolocation
process or the satID product. In addition, the instructor will quiz the trainee’s on their
knowledge of geolocation and satID.

Objectives Users will have the opportunity to get clarification on any concepts are specifics that are
still not understood. The users will be questioned on what they have learned in the
training to allow them to show understanding.

Pre Requisites Users must have completed the Standard satID Operator Training Course.

Duration 30 mins

Course Outline Question and Answer session driven by the trainees

 User questions
 Instructor quiz questions for users

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Module 26 – Course Wrap Up and Evaluation Forms
Description This module will close out the course with the students. The students will fill out
evaluation forms. Any follow up meetings, training, or other items will be scheduled.

Objectives Users will provide feedback on the training received.

Pre Requisites Users must have completed the Standard satID Operator Training Course.

Duration 30 mins

Course Outline Training close out module

 Fill out evaluation forms
 Plan any needed follow up meetings, training or other items

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Module 27 – Standard Course Day 3 Review
Description This module provides a summary of day 3 of the Standard Operator Course.

Objectives Users are reminded of learnings from day 3.

Pre Requisites Users have attended day 3 of the Standard Operator Course.

Duration 30 mins

Course Outline  Recap of the following:

o Understanding the Correlation Surface
o Ephemeris Error Compensation
o Result Averaging
o A Typical Geolocation Exercise

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Module TBD - The Added Complexities of UHF
Description This module outlines the additional issues and complexities that must be overcome in
order to successfully perform geolocation at UHF.

Objectives Users will be able to successfully perform geolocations at UHF.

Pre Requisites Users must be familiar with geolocation theory, operations and the use of satID.

Duration

Course Outline  Advantages with UHF Geolocation

 Disadvantages of UHF Geolocation
 Satellite configurations
 Reference Signals
o Transmit Units
o Copy Processing
o Split Reference
 Measurement Accuracies

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Module TBD - satID Version 3.0
Description This module describes all of the changes that have occurred from satID 2.80 to version
3. Due to the significant changes between the two versions, this will take a methodical
approach through the new user interface, relating back to the old one. Emphasis will be
placed on new features and significant changes in functionality.

The module will also discuss and demonstrate the integration efforts that have been
completed and how those features can be used.
Objectives Users will be successfully able to operate satID v3 and make use of new capabilities. All
users will get hands on with the new software with trainer supervision.

Pre Requisites Users must be familiar with geolocation theory and operations with satID Version 2.8.

Duration 4 hours

Course Outline  Architecture

o GeoEngine & CM definitions
o System configuration changes
 Introduce the new satID GUI
o Startup / login Process
o Map
o Wizard
o Analyzer including feature pull through from Monics.
o Notebook
o Reporting
o Online Help
o Map old UI elements to new GUI
 GAP Tool change in operations
 Transferring data from v2 to v3
 Changes in approach to Geolocation
o Single approach for all data capture
o Performing EEC
o Performing Result Averaging
o Automation of EEC and Result Averaging

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