The network is intened for collection and distribution of measurements recorded on amateur volunteer stations. The resulting data are publicly available for analysis.

• Meteorological data from stations AWS01B
• Radio meteor detection stations RMDS01A - Radio Observer
• Video meteor detection stations VMDS01A
• Data reported by accidental observers - Meteor Observer
• Seismic / infrasonic measurements (meteor impacts, explosions, …)
• Radio telescopes
• Parallel observations from several astronomy sites
• Geomagnetic measurements
• SID monitors
• FRB monitors
• GRB monitors
• Network for lightning detection
• Measurement and coordination network nodes Automatických balónových sond
• Nodes acting as data storage, or performing some calculations on the data (data mining servers)

Each node as part of a network will be operated by the observational application (eg, radio-observer, Meteor Observer, Visual Observer, etc.) in cooperation with Station-supervisor which manages the station verify its work. Another daemon should therefore have an interface or file system in which data measuring application should store data and then solve optimal data distribution between data servers.

1. Measuring network should be able to send short informational messages with low data volume as alert of special events. For example, in the case of Fireball Network a bolide detection which is expected to impact to the earth. In this case we need to measure other data on the atmosphere, such as wind direction at different heights.
2. The station should be configurable through a web interface on the central measuring project server. (Similary to Boinc BAM!)
3. Central data data should have an API that would allow programming of other applications that use measured data (for live outputs in observatories and planetariums, or for educational purposes)
4. An important parameter of the network is that data from individual stations were available at one time (with the least time scatter) in order to perform live calculations on the inter-station data.

Image above illustrates an typical station connected to the distributed measurement system. The measuring station itself consist several subsystems.

A PC system located at same site where the measuring station operates but generally in another room or building. The purpose of presentation node is displaying of measuring data in an interactive form which is attractive for visitors or should be used to demonstrate principle of measurement.

This is part which performs the measurement and it is responsible to data making. Measuring node has several minor subsystems.

Measuring Hardware - A set of sensors and hardware required for measuring.

Hardware station guard - A hardware recovery unit which could separately reset every hardware part of measuring node. The station-supervisor daemon should use this device for error outputs. Connection management between recovery unit and station-supervisor daemon will be self controlled by device. Interface between hardware recovery unit and main station computer should be terminal based. The terminal functionality should be provided by station-supervisor monitor software (ssmon) (if it is running, otherwise by standard system console) in system console mode station supervisor-should write debug output on this device (similarly to dmesg for example)

Station supervisor software should generate data file outputs for an webserver which serves station status information. This telemetry information will be displayed in the web. Web access is primary diagnostic interface. Terminal interface to measuring node is secondary backup interface.

Moreover web access is intended as file based. File based means that station-supervisor uploads an diagnostic file to webserver. Webserver takes this file (probably from more than one station) and serve a web page with stations status information. User interface in this case is limited only to modification of an station-supervisor config file stored on webserver. Config file may contain an parameter for station reboot request. After station-supervisor notice change or update in the webserver stored configfile, station-supervisor reboots the station and update its parameters according to actual config file.

This approach is needed, because we usually have not direct IP connectivity from Internet to stations.

Data-upload is another daemon, which manages storage space on measuring node.

Measuring stations should be equipped with basic computing hardware architecture based on ARM specifically a multi-core ARM computer. The detection will take place at the stations already existing structures usually see the list of network nodes which will be connected to ARM computer.

Parameters of network connectivity depends on the specific measurements ongoing at the station. The preferred option but will connection to ethernet. Alternatively wifi connection to the local network and then to the Internet. In some cases, remote stations and measurement that are not required large data flows can also consider using GSM network.

Accuracy requirements for the station time again depends on the type of measurement. In the case of stations connected to the network via Ethernet, it is possible to use time synchronization based on NTP or PTP. Isolated stations with poor connectivity are then dependent on the use of GSNSS, as the time source. This issue is further elaborated on the page of time synchronization.

The network management would be advantageous to use the system to control robots ROS, or any system designed for control robotics telescopes.

Using ROOT or IPython

The measured data of the stations should be distributed to networks specialized for processing certain types of data. (RMOB for example). List of currently available specialized networks follows.

In the case of meteorological data are available, for example the following networks:

• OpenWeatherMap
• Weather Underground

Data should be processed into colorgramm graph and forwarded to the network rmob. The current our version of software enabling the generation of appropriate outputs is or Githubu.

Registration of individual stations and user management should be implemented into the currently existing web interface project Astrozor.

Each station would then authenticate into the system with its private key. Which would be generated either by the server based on the user registration to the system, or directly to a user who would put his public key available to the network.

The measured data are primarily backed by the station (on the data node). Each station will send data in to decentralized repository which includes a central cache server - this server will at all time contains most of the data available (or can only provide a link between the data storage node with archival data and user requesting the data), the server has not guaranteed availability at every moment. The primary purpose of a central cache server is to provide data access to other users on the Internet (HTTP), who are not members of the data network but need to download them for further processing or viewing.

The first step towards decentralized data storage will be the implementation of a centralized server which will receive station data directly (FTP, SSH / Rsync). With the gradual development of software tools enabling decentralization of data, data nodes will be added to which the station will be able to write.

Later the management of large volume of data will be handled exclusively in a distributed storage that will act also as part of the network. Data would therefore have redundancy based on division among multiple users, whose improve available data capacity and also data throughput. The data could then be exchanged between nodes by P2P technology, or other existing distributed data storage system.

Decentralized organization such storage solution would be to split the data into the repository with its asymmetric cipher. Metadata about the content repository (including checksums) would be signed with the private key, which would be owned by its author. The public key or its hash, would serve to uniquely identify the repository.

Head echo meteor marking in the web browser. It should be done by clicking on the preview image generated by the server from recorded data. (It should marked as straight line across of Doppler shifted reflection. Marking Doppler reflection is needed in order to measure the time shift.).

Marking would be carried out by volunteers processors. Similarly, as in the project SETILive.

Live waterfall and audio output generated in HTML5 webpage. (Similar solution is GlobalTuners or WebSDR). This way of viewing would start after opening the RAW recording link of the detected radio signal.

Record of the wind direction should be combined with the speed and displayed in 3D, as the deformation of the cylindrical surfaces.

A similar solution has a project display options time courses for visual analysis

Ideally, Fits viewer would be a part of website and parameters could be set by scrolling bars in the browser. HTML5 would resolve data rendering. For example, setting the color palette, or composing of FITS to a film strip.

Existing Web browser FITS: jsFITS

The second possibility is to generate a preview by scripting on the server and erasing the oldest unused files (from the limited data space),

It should contain a computationally intensive functions that can not be handled a web browser.

Visualization system for multi-station experiments, where it would be possible to view the recorded data from multiple stations at once. Several windows with different data sets which could be deployed to screens of the viewer's workplace. Each browser window as separate, but it would have tied the slider, like tools designed for comparing files.

Further improvement could be to use OpenGL for rendering textures of large images.

• ds9
• qfitsview
• fits liberator
• http://onekilopars.ec/qlfits/index.html

A client application to download and special display data from measurement projects.

• Radioactive@Home
• About Quake-Catcher Network Sensor Monitoring
• Univerzální úložiště nejen pro lékařská data

The compact MLAB SDR receiver integrated in the box UNIBOX01

• Ghpsdr3

Adding support for users identification on observatories:

1. The possibility of using an identification card
2. Identify the user to the observatory on the basis of information about mobile phones IMEI, MAC IP, Bluetooth MAC (paired with bluetooth).
3. A device mounted on observing site which would be capable to retrieve identification information.

Other suggestions and bugs are recorded directly on Astrozor

Generating view of clouds in the sky from a particular observation point. Meteogram in the form of video could also display the time evolution of cloud.

For some cases,absolute concentration of moisture should be satisfactory. A movement or intensity of air masses of different densities, which then creates seeing. Computation should use NMM or WRF model.

The result of this calculation could be used for observation planning.

The project is implemented by a team of several students CTU, TU and members of Robozor robotics club:

• Bc. Marián Šuch - Visualization and preparation of the data distribution
• Martin Povišer - Signal digitalization and storage decentralization
• Bc. Jan Milík - radio detection of meteors
• Ing. Jakub Kákona - Organization and Architecture of the project

The project was supported by the ESA program of ESA Summer of Code 2013 and 2014. Most hardware part of the project is realized from support of Universal Scientific Technologies s.r.o.