RUSTAR (Rust Satellite Ground Station Software) is a project developed as part of a final professional thesis at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Buenos Aires, in the context of Astar Aerospacial program.
The complete technical report and related academic material are available in the rustar-reports repository.
This software aims to serve as the TT&C system for a ground station that communicates with satellites. It is being developed in Rust, a systems programming language known for its performance and reliability.
RUSTAR will be a modular software platform and its architecture will be composed of the following key components:
- Orbital Tracking Module
- SDR Module
- Telemetry and Command Module
- Database
- Graphical User Interface
- Rust — Core language for implementation.
- GNU Radio — Signal processing toolkit used to interface with SDR hardware.
- Markdown and LaTeX — Used for project documentation and report generation.
report/— Contains the LaTeX source files for the technical report.src/(to be added) — Will include the Rust source code for the software.README.md— Project overview and information.
- Alen Davies Leccese
- Juan Ignacio Medone Sabatini
- Luca Lazcano
- Rubén Bohórquez
This project is currently for academic purposes. Licensing information will be added as development progresses.
Astar Aeroespacial
University of Buenos Aires - Faculty of Engineering