shoc Network Analysis

Info

Create node network graphics directly from the go2MONITOR ResultViewer.
A picture is worth a thousand words, it shows you much faster than a table what is going on.
Adaptable for other systems.
The plugin is written in PYTHON and can be customized by us to meet your specific needs.

Key Facts

go2MONITOR plug-in for go2MONITOR 23.2, an update is required for go2MONITOR 24.1!
Recognize which stations are working on which frequencies
Recognize which stations use which type of modems
Recognize which stations are communicating at what time
Recognize who is communicating with each other

Your Solution For

Quickly and reliably monitor the spectrum, even if you don't have time to scroll through thousands of recordings to find some interesting features
Observe what is going on, also recognize results that may be wrong (wrong detection/decoding) and use this information to improve monitoring tasks or adjust the decoders
Analyze the received data to find out which frequencies or modems need to be blocked, as the data is not really useful and only blocks your system.
Identify networks and changes in the networks

Typical Workflow

Select the Data

Select the data records to be analyzed in the ResultViewer:

You can use all available filter techniques such as "Advanced filters", "Structuring" or SQL commands.
Select the required data records or select all (ctrl-A)
Select "Export" (button below or right mouse click), then select "shoc Network Analysis"

Select Destination Directory for the Result Files

You must select the directory where the output (PNF and CVS) should be saved.

Navigate to the folder
"Press "Select folder"

Analyze the Graphs

After a few seconds, the charts are displayed on the screen.

If you wish, close it.
All files have already been automatically saved in the previously selected output directory

The diagram created by the software is approximately 6000 x 6000 pixels in size and requires a lot of storage space.

Sample Screens

Depending on the number of data records, the files (PNG) can become very large (<20 MB). This makes publication on the Internet difficult.
For this reason, we sometimes only show a few details or an overview in reduced resolution.

You can download a few sample diagrams from our download page.