ESA Optical Ground Station
Tenerife, Canary Islands · Spain
- Coordinates
- 28.299° N · 16.512° W
- Evidence envelope
- Not quantified
- Accepted events
- 2
- Open review issues
- 1
THE COMMON INFRASTRUCTURE LAYER
An evidence-backed map of optical and RF infrastructure—connecting stations, terminals, spacecraft, providers, capabilities, and the sources behind every claim.

SEE. CONNECT. BUILD.
OGS Tracker models infrastructure once, then makes it usable as a map, a registry, a relationship graph, an evidence trail, and an open coordination surface.
Explore the whole Earth, move from stations to demonstrated links, and inspect evidence without losing map context.
Open working page ↗02Browse accepted identities and route unresolved candidates into evidence review from one place.
Open working page ↗03Compare terminal evidence while keeping compatibility separate from demonstrated communication.
Open working page ↗04Understand the shared information architecture that connects the ecosystem.
Open working page ↗Double-click or drag anywhere to explore
Tenerife, Canary Islands · Spain
02 / RECORDS
Search persistent identities first, then narrow by object type. Accepted records and unresolved candidates stay visibly separate.
03 / DATA RELEASE 0.8
The same source records now carry validated location quality, corrected endpoint identities, and narrowly scoped configuration history. Uncertainty stays visible instead of being flattened into false precision.
Eleven previously unresolved points now have explicit precision classes backed by 17 source records; the other 45 retain their validated classification.
Santiago, Ngari, Redu, and WASC remain deliberately broad. Their map areas describe public-evidence limits, not measurement error.
No station point moved and no position is described as surveyed. Colocated station identities remain separate and individually selectable.
04 / REVIEW QUEUE
Community proposals and unresolved release candidates share one curator workspace, but remain different objects. Every outcome is stored separately from canonical release 0.8.
Submit a contribution or choose another state to continue.
03 / COMPATIBILITY LENS
Compare two uniquely identified endpoints, inspect what is actually documented, and see exactly why the result remains inconclusive. Demonstrated events stay visible as evidence—not as a substitute for a compatibility assessment.
SELECT ENDPOINTS
↕104 exact claim projections · 27 candidate values held for review.
Some terminal-level evidence is now structured, but the pair is still missing or only partially documents these versioned inputs:
No event is recorded for this exact pair. A shared medium is still not enough to assert compatibility.
ogs:compatibility-assessment:preview:esa-ogs-tenerife:badr8-teleo
ruleset compatibility-readiness/0.1 · inputs release 0.8 · evaluated 2026-08-29SERVICE OFFERING
A technical match does not establish that infrastructure can be booked, purchased, or accessed.
No commercial access, scheduling path, geographic coverage, service level, or pricing is inferred from a station’s technical capability.
06 / COMMON MODEL
Use the model to answer practical questions: what a record represents, where its identity begins and ends, how it connects, and what the evidence actually supports.
FOLLOW A RELATIONSHIP
Each path preserves a different kind of truth. Select a node to inspect its identity boundary.
A geographic place hosts an operational system. The uniquely addressable Terminal is where communications capability belongs.
OBJECT REFERENCE
ogs:terminal:{stable-id}A uniquely addressable communications endpoint where technical capability lives.
Separated when endpoints can be independently configured, scheduled, or linked.
Not automatically identical to its parent station or spacecraft.
CONTROLLED RELEASE PATH
A contribution can add knowledge without overwriting the current record. Each stage creates a visible, reviewable boundary.
Read the correction policy ↗Evidence enters as its own artifact.
One reviewable assertion is staged.
The outcome and rationale persist.
Accepted claims enter the next draft.
Validation publishes a new snapshot.
07 / PUBLIC BETA
OGS Tracker is open data under CC BY 4.0. Cite the release, preserve claim-to-source references, identify changes, and send sourced corrections through the controlled editorial channel.
License + citation ↗