- Add explicit "Calculate Coverage" button instead of auto-triggering
- Move coverage computation to background Task so LV stays responsive
(users can keep adding/removing stations while it computes)
- Remove all auto-compute triggers from station add/remove/band change
- URL loading resolves stations but doesn't auto-calculate
- Button shows "Finding best roving locations..." spinner while computing
Rewrites rover planner to automatically color the map after stations
are entered. No manual stop selection needed — the system evaluates
every Maidenhead grid in range and scores them by:
- SRTM terrain analysis to each station (diffraction loss, LOS verdict)
- HRRR propagation forecast (ducting, refractivity, atmospheric conditions)
- Distance to stations vs band range limits
- Propagation boost: good conditions (score 80+) make blocked paths
viable through ducting, matching the app's core beyond-LOS prediction
Coverage score formula: boosted path quality 30% + propagation 30%
+ distance 20% + station count 20%. Colored grid squares on the map
show best (green) to worst (red) operating positions.
Sidebar shows top 10 grids ranked with: workable station count,
propagation score, best operating hour, 18-hour forecast sparkline.
Click a grid for per-station detail: distance, terrain verdict,
diffraction loss.
URL stores stations + band for sharing: /rover?stations=W5ISP,K5TR&band=10000
Switch from getCurrentPosition (which looped via push_patch) to
watchPosition with a 60-second throttle. Break the server-side
request_gps loop by skipping re-request when coords already exist.
Interactive map-based tool for planning rover operating positions.
Rovers enter stationary stations they want to work, then click the
map to evaluate candidate operating grids.
Features:
- Add stationary stations by callsign or grid square
- Click map to add operating positions (snaps to Maidenhead grid)
- Async SRTM terrain analysis: each stop computes terrain profile
to every station, shows CLEAR/BLOCKED verdict + diffraction loss
- Terrain lines on map: green=workable, red=blocked, dashed=marginal
- Propagation score and 18-hour forecast sparkline per stop
- Route summary: driving distance, unique grid-station pairs
- Band selector affects range limits and propagation scores
- Numbered waypoint markers with score-colored backgrounds
New files:
- Geo module (shared haversine/bearing, used by PathLive too)
- RoverLive with fullscreen map + sidebar
- RoverMap JS hook with grid overlay, station/stop markers, route line
- Nav links in header and map control panel
- "My Location" button with text label (was just an icon)
- Two share buttons after results:
- "Copy Link" — fixed coordinates, exact result
- "Copy Link (use viewer's GPS)" — source=gps, dynamic per viewer
- CopyLink JS hook copies full URL to clipboard with "Copied!" feedback
Bookmarking /path?source=gps&destination=K5TR&band=10000 will use
the viewer's device GPS to resolve the source location on load.
The LocateMe hook handles both button clicks and server-pushed
request_gps events. Once coords are resolved, the URL is updated
with actual lat,lon and calculation runs automatically.
- 18-hour propagation forecast bar chart from grid scores at path midpoint
Shows best/worst score and time, color-coded bars
- URL query params: all form fields reflected in URL, auto-calculates
when source+destination present. Bookmarkable/shareable links.
- phx-change on form updates assigns in real-time as user types
- Removed LiveStash in favor of URL-based state persistence
- TX/RX height in feet (converted to meters for terrain analysis)
- TX power in dBm with mW equivalent display
- TX gain and RX gain (dBi) inputs
- Power budget: TX power + TX gain - feed loss = EIRP - path loss
+ RX gain = RX power vs CW sensitivity = margin
- Loss budget: FSPL + gaseous (O2+H2O) + diffraction + rain
with per-km gas rate detail
- GPS "Locate Me" button using browser geolocation API
- Lat,lon coordinate pairs accepted as input
- Weather displayed in F with C below
- LiveStash preserves form inputs across page reloads
- Terrain cross-section with beam line and Fresnel zone
LiveView page for analyzing microwave propagation between two points.
Features:
- Source/destination input: callsign (via gridmap.org API) or Maidenhead grid
- Band selector for all 8 microwave bands (10-241 GHz)
- Leaflet map showing path line (reuses ContactMap hook)
- Terrain elevation cross-section (reuses ElevationProfile hook)
- Link summary: distance, bearing, terrain verdict
- Loss budget: FSPL + O2 + H2O + rain + diffraction
- Propagation score with 10-factor breakdown
- Current atmospheric conditions from path-integrated HRRR
New CallsignClient for gridmap.org location lookup.
Navigation links added to main navbar and map control panel.
Add sections for all three new data sources in Meteorological
Foundations: path-integrated scoring strategy, ERA5 reanalysis
for pre-2014 contacts, RTMA 15-minute surface analysis. Update
calibration dataset summary with ERA5/RAOB/RTMA coverage.
Enqueues ERA5 fetch jobs for contacts where HRRR is unavailable.
Deduplicates by rounded grid point and hour, skips existing profiles.
Usage: mix era5_backfill [limit]
Contact scoring now uses all HRRR profiles along the path instead of
just pos1. Aggregation strategy:
- Best along path for beneficial factors (refractivity, pressure)
- Worst along path for harmful factors (rain, wind)
- Average for neutral factors (temp, dewpoint, PWAT, BL depth)
Scorer.path_integrated_conditions/2 merges multiple profiles into a
single conditions map. Falls back gracefully to single-profile scoring
when only one profile is available.
Uses Repo, Scorer, BandConfig, Weather directly instead of raw SQL.
Scores all historical contacts with the real composite_score/2 and
includes factor heatmaps and weight sensitivity analysis.
Connects to local dev DB to analyze contacts, HRRR conditions,
terrain impact, commercial link correlation, and score sensitivity.
Ready for use once prod data is imported locally.
Apply 5-point circular moving average to reach_km values before
rendering the boundary polygon. Eliminates sharp spikes caused by
isolated terrain anomalies in SRTM data.
Runs BackfillEnqueueWorker every 30 minutes to pick up contacts with
pending/queued/failed enrichment status and enqueue missing jobs.
Before enqueueing, reconciles terrain contacts stuck in "queued" by
checking the terrain_profiles FK directly.
