Every observation
has a source.
Dates, origin and conditions of use accompany the data. An analysis remains verifiable.
A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON GNSS
THE SIGNAL
BECOMES CLEAR.
Understand what is happening above us.
To better read what is happening on Earth.
THE CHALLENGE
An invisible signal.
Consequences
very real.
Navigation, mobility, synchronization: our daily lives depend on satellites. Understanding the variations of GNSS begins by connecting observations.
FROM OBSERVATIONS TO ACTION
SEE FURTHER.
UNDERSTAND
IN GREATER DETAIL.
The map is the starting point.
Open up a complete analysis workspace.
01 / MAP & GLOBE
SEE
THE BIGGER
PICTURE.
Switch from map to globe. Explore constellations, GNSS observations and their surroundings in a single view.
- 2D map and 3D globe
- Satellite layers, weather and solar activity
- Explore by location and date
●EARTH / CONSTELLATIONSIllustration of orbits
02 / ANALYSIS & REPORTS
TRACE
THE SIGNAL.
Put observations in context. Browse the available records, compare indicators and prepare a report to share.
- History and UTC timeline
- Sources, coverage and visible uncertainties
- PDF, image and data exports
03 / REGIONAL ALERTS
KEEP
YOUR AREA
IN SIGHT.
Choose a region and receive an email when an eligible development appears in the available summaries.
- Custom geographic area
- Email registration with confirmation
- Pause and unsubscribe at any time
Alerts are based on daily summaries. They do not constitute instantaneous detection of interference.
Configure my alerts↗●A REGION. YOUR ATTENTION.Surveillance illustration
04 / DATA & API
YOUR TOOLS.
A NEW
PERSPECTIVE.
Incorporate observations into your own analyses. Access archived data with their dates, sources and conditions of use.
- Personal access after email verification
- Observations and reception indicators
- Visible quotas and extended access request
OUR APPROACH
TRUST
NEEDS
CONTEXT.
Every observation
What we know.
What remains unknown.
Coverage varies by region and time period. The absence of data is never presented as an absence of risk.
Indicators.
Informed interpretation.
Degraded navigation quality does not by itself confirm interference. SatellAItes supports exploration and analysis; it is not a certified navigation system.
FOR YOUR OPERATIONS AND ANALYSIS
ONE SKY.
MANY PERSPECTIVES.
Aviation and mobility
Explore a region, read the navigation quality declared by aircraft and place an observation in its temporal context.
Drones and navigation
Explore satellite geometry and available conditions around a point. Results do not validate a flight or reception by a particular device.
Research and infrastructure
View station measurements, document limits, and export traceable data. The ADS-B quality does not certify a clock or ground accuracy.
UNDERSTANDING DISRUPTIONS
FROM THE SIGNAL
TO ITS CONTEXT.
GNSS and GPS
The GNSS designates satellite navigation systems. GPS is one of these constellations, alongside Galileo, GLONASS and BeiDou.
Jamming
Jamming disrupts signal reception. Reported quality degradation is an indicator to investigate, not a direct radio measurement of its source.
Spoofing
Spoofing presents false signals to mislead a receiver. An unusual position or trajectory alone cannot confirm it.
DATA, COVERAGE AND FREQUENCY
THE RIGHT DATA.
AT THE RIGHT TIME.
Global summaries
GNSS quality cells from aerial observations are presented on a daily basis. A global map does not mean that every region is observed.
Regional observations
Aircraft readings are dependent on provider access, area and receipt. The date of each observation and its freshness remain visible.
Satellites and stations
Orbits are based on orbital elements; station measurements on available public acquisitions. Geometric simulation, observation and validation remain distinct.
History and context
Replay depends on the archives actually kept. The periods available vary depending on the sources; weather, solar activity and context events do not demonstrate causality.
ACCESS AND CONDITIONS
START WITH
YOUR NEED.
Explore
The map is accessible without an account. Explore the available layers, then open analysis and prepare a report using the loaded observations.
Open mapBe informed
Subscribing to regional alerts requires confirmation of your email address. It concerns admissible changes in daily summaries.
Configure my alertsIntegrate
Access API requires a verified address and a declaration of use. Quotas and conditions are displayed in the portal; extended access may be requested for a particular need.
Open API portalNo paid subscriptions or contractual rates are presented on this page. Redistribution rights depend on the sources. EFB integrations, fleet alerts or FIRs, Slack notifications, private deployments and service commitments are not offered as available standard offerings of SatellAItes.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
THE ANSWERS,
WITHOUT AMBIGUITY.
Is the information in real time?
Each source has its own update frequency. Global summaries and their alerts are daily. Some regional observations are more recent; always check their timestamps. Missing time periods are never silently substituted.
Is an empty zone a safe zone?
No. It may lack aircraft, receivers, measurements or archives. Absence of data does not guarantee reception.
How to read zones and colors?
The legend explains the selected layer’s indicators. Hexagons summarize observations; their boundaries do not represent a transmitter’s range. Methods and available thresholds are documented with the sources.
Can I analyze a place and a period?
Yes. Choose a location and date UTC from the map, then open analytics. Comparisons use available records and flag incomplete time periods or non-comparable methods.
Can I export or reuse the data?
Reports can be exported as PDF, PNG, JSON, GeoJSON, CSV or XML. Results retain source attribution, dates, limits and licences. Export availability does not automatically grant redistribution rights.
Do alerts work when the site is closed?
Yes, tracking runs on the server after confirming the address. The first eligible reading establishes a baseline; subsequent updates may trigger a notification. Private links allow pausing and unsubscribing.
Is it a certified navigation tool?
No. SatellAItes is an exploration and analysis tool. It does not replace certified systems, operational procedures or advice from competent authorities.
How can I get help or discuss an integration?
Consult the guide and API portal, or write to info@option-web.ch with your use case, area and requirements. Do not send an API key or sensitive data in your first message.
ABOUT, CONTACT AND RESOURCES
LET'S CONTINUE
EXPLORATION.
An Option Web project
SatellAItes is produced by Gregory Binggeli, Option Web Binggeli, in Colombier in Switzerland. The service brings together observations, satellite geometry and context in an analysis space.
About the serviceContact and support
A question, an incident or a need for integration? Specify the page concerned and the date of your observation.
info@option-web.chIdentity and documentation
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October 29, 2026: new homepage, shared visual identity, connected service navigation and language selection. Operational information and source status are available from the map.
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