Passive Satellite Scout System
Passive‑only satellite communication reconnaissance system, capturing voice, text, fax and data traffic while extracting terminal identity and GPS location metadata.
Overview
Passive Satellite Scout System (P‑SATS). A fully‑passive satellite‑link reconnaissance system for security‑agency intelligence missions. It passively receives and restores satellite‑communication signals, retrieving voice, SMS, fax and data payloads. It also collects terminal identifiers and GPS geolocation data to support criminal investigation and situational awareness.
Highlight Features
Working Principle
Passive satellite‑link reconnaissance workflow.
Uplink and downlink antennas passively capture bidirectional satellite‑link signals without any RF transmission.
The system engine demodulates raw signals to restore voice, text and fax content, and parses terminal ID together with GPS location metadata.
Decoded intelligence is sent to the supervisory computer for real‑time monitoring, record storage and behavioural analysis.
Network Architecture
Distributed multi‑node deployment for multi‑satellite‑network coverage. Field scout nodes collect L‑band signals and forward data via C‑band channels.
All data converges at the central analysis platform for cross‑network correlation, terminal‑track reconstruction and comprehensive intelligence processing for security‑related missions.