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    "url": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/K2A57FQHGCUSWJUMPFALAYKEU6ZRWN5U/",
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    "sender": {
        "address": "dave (a) g4dpz.me.uk",
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    "sender_name": "David A. B. Johnson",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Prototype Prediction web service",
    "date": "2012-04-08T12:31:45Z",
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    "content": "Hi,\n\nI'm doing some work with RESTful web services and have thrown together a \nprediction service that generates XML.\n\nFor a URL of:\n\nhttp://websat.g4dpz.cloudbees.net/api/position/25544  (the ISS catalogue \nnumber)\n\nyou get:\n\n<trackPosition>\n   <altitude>392</altitude>\n   <azimuth>0.0</azimuth>\n   <catalogueNumber>25544</catalogueNumber>\n   <elevation>0.0</elevation>\n   <latitude>8.3</latitude>\n   <longitude>263.4</longitude>\n   <setNumber>327</setNumber>\n</trackPosition>\n\nadding locator and amsl (metres)\n\nhttp://websat.g4dpz.cloudbees.net/api/position/25544/locator/io82xl/amsl/200\n\nyou get:\n\n<trackPosition>\n   <altitude>392</altitude>\n   <azimuth>278.8</azimuth>\n   <catalogueNumber>25544</catalogueNumber>\n   <elevation>-41.2</elevation>\n   <latitude>8.3</latitude>\n   <longitude>263.4</longitude>\n   <setNumber>327</setNumber>\n</trackPosition>\n\nThe keps are collect every 12 hours from AMSAT (nasabare) and CELESTRAK (amateur)\nand the systems stores the latest keps for the catalogue number.\n\nHitting the refresh key on the browser gives you the latest position.\n\nI've got more ideas for it:\n\nnext N hours AOS/TCA/LOS for single satellite\nditto for constellation of satellites\nsatellite name aliases for catalogue number\n\nThe code is written in Java based on my predict4java library and I'm quite happy to make it Open\nSource if any project would be interested.\n\nIf you do try it, it may take a couple of seconds to start up as the server is in the Amazon Cloud\nand goes to sleep after a period of inactivity.\n\n73\n\nDave\nG4DPZ\n\n\n\n\n\n",
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