With the increased usage of spot beams on communications satellites, it is more likely that the downlink beam for an adjacent satellite does not cover the same geographic area as the beam on the interfered satellite. Particularly in cases in which the adjacent satellite belongs to a different satellite operator, you may not have your TLS system within the adjacent satellite footprint. In this case, the TLS Global Network provides the solution.

Depending on the beam configurations and the locations of available TLS NexGen systems, we perform these operations either solely at a TLS Global Network site, or in distributed mode using your in-house system in conjunction with a system inside the network. Please note that distributed mode operation is only available using TLS NexGen geolocation systems.

Furthermore, in the event that your system is actively engaged with another TLS case, or if it is unavailable due to equipment malfunction or lack of antenna resources, we can provide backup operations using the TLS Global Network. This access offers your organization the domestic and/or international system redundancy you need to assure your customers of ongoing TLS satellite interference geolocation capability.