Map Layers
Map Layers: Inmarsat Satellites
The Inmarsat Satellites map layer in GSatTrack displays data from the Inmarsat constellation of geostationary and L-band satellites, showing satellite coverage and connectivity. It helps users see the location, status, and availability of Inmarsat satellites to support communication and tracking in remote, maritime, and other challenging environments.
Additional Information
How-To: Enable Map Layers: Inmarsat Satellites
Go to the Map Mode Indicator in the top right-hand corner of the portal and click on “Layers”
Click on “Inmarsat Satellites”
Interact with the new map data
How-To: Disable Map Layers: Inmarsat Satellites
Go to the Map Mode Indicator in the top right-hand corner of the portal and click on “Layers”
Click on “Inmarsat Satellites”
World Satellite Infrared data will no longer be visible
Key Features
Real-time Satellite Tracking — monitor Inmarsat satellite orbits, positions, and connectivity status in real time.
Coverage Visualization — see satellite coverage areas, including regions with global coverage and areas with limited or no coverage.
Multi-satellite Connectivity — establish links with multiple Inmarsat satellites simultaneously for redundancy and continuity.
Customizable Display — overlay tracking data with terrain maps, asset locations, or communication paths.
Historical Data Analysis — access historical orbit and connectivity data for trend analysis and performance evaluation.
Integration — works with other GSatTrack features such as asset tracking, messaging, and geofencing.
Use Cases
Maritime Communication — establish links with vessels and offshore platforms for connectivity and safety at sea.
Emergency Response — set up communication networks in disaster-affected or inaccessible areas to coordinate rescue and relief.
Remote Monitoring — collect and transmit data from remote sensors, weather stations, and environmental devices.
Aviation Communication — maintain voice and data links with aircraft in remote or oceanic airspace.