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OpenRF Spectrum Workflow

OpenRF Spectrum Workflow

Field Value
Distribution BSS — OpenSOF
Product OpenSOF
Release 0.15.1
Deployment opensof.bss.dev
Source /srv/bss/releases/OpenSOF-v0.15.0-20app
Evidence Reference SDR/edge demonstration plus technology indicators
Source fingerprint cda583b42f2a0d296b268ab5b174932a378c8be6fb52ffa1af14af896e990f6e
Status Generated baseline — human review required

Verification boundary: This page combines platform design guidance with static evidence from the release. It does not prove that every detected interface is enabled, reachable, secure, or operational in the deployed environment.

Objective

Demonstrate registered SDR discovery, synchronized/located collection, edge spectrum processing and a low-latency spectrum or detection product visible through OpenRF without transporting unnecessary raw samples.

Procedure

  1. Register the radio agent/device with stable ID, driver, capabilities, location profile and time source.
  2. Confirm agent health, radio enumeration and selected center frequency/sample/bandwidth/gain settings.
  3. Start a bounded scan or known FM/spectrum example and observe local processing load/drop indicators.
  4. Open the OpenRF view and verify live spectrum/detection product, labels, units and timestamps.
  5. Change one authorized setting and verify acknowledgement plus visible result.
  6. Record latency, update rate, sample/drop quality and time/PNT status.
  7. Stop the task and verify radio resources are released.

Pass criteria

Correct radio/profile is used; settings are bounded and authorized; product units/time are correct; view remains responsive; loss/degradation is visible; stop releases hardware; no raw bandwidth flood occurs across the WAN.

Observed technology indicators

Indicator Occurrences
PTP/PPS 1064
camera/video 362
UHD/USRP 324
AIS 154
FlightGear 121
DIS 85
PlutoSDR 56
HackRF 55
SoapySDR 54
ADS-B 46

Maintainer Notes

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