Explorer
The explorer is a tool to discover the coverage of onocoy's GNSS corrections. It is very useful for miners and clients equally.
Open the explorer and you will find a map of the earth with a heatmap on where to find coverage. Zoom in and out to inspect your different areas of interest.
If you zoom in enough, you can click on a specific miner. You will see more detailed information about the station.
Mountpoint: unique name of the station. It consists of the following name parts:
Location: An approximate location of the station that has been validated. The format is in latitude, longitude. A flag indicates the country of the station. Learn about why we don't show the exact location here.
Rewards earned: Total number of rewards for this station since setup. Only applicable if the station owner has registered it on the stream.
Created at: First timestamp of the station being online.
Validation: Status of the validation procedure. If the station has a checkmark, it means it passed the Data Validation process.
Up since: Time the station has continuously been online without interruption.
On the bottom of the page, choose a graph from the following:
Satellites: Total number of satellites tracked on average for the given timeframe.
Signals: Total number of signals provided. Find more information about GNSS signals in the signals section of What is GNSS?.
Quality scale: Percentage of the station's reward based on the signals, their quality and on the location of the station.
Rewards: Estimated rewards earned per day.
Select the tab Signals to see which satellite constellations and frequencies the station is tracking.
Constellations: Provided GNSS constellations. Check out the codes for the different constellations in the panel What is GNSS?.
Frequencies: If a frequency is tracked by the receiver, it is marked with a filled circle. For more info on signals, check out the signal section in the panel What is GNSS?.
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