How To Create OneWeb Link Availability Chart

Overview

The article outlines the steps for collecting OneWeb link availability data using a chrome extension and creating a link availability chart with either all-time data or a time range.

Prerequisite

1. For access to Jupyter Lab Server and Link Availability Chrome Extension contact the Microcom NOC team.

2. Have the Link Availability Chrome Extension installed. 

3. Login into OneWeb Ticket CSM.

Part 1 : Collect Link Availability CSVs

1. Click on the Chrome Extension icon located at the top of your browser.

2. Click on "DOWNLOAD LINK AVAILABILITY" button.

The url should be similar to chrome-extension://lodijcbbicjfdccdofjpbppjbmlbffej/App.html#/actionReports.

3. Select all "Terminals" then Click "CONFIRM" to download.  

Downloads a zip file containing all the sites link availability data.

Part 2 : Import Link Availability CSV to Jupyter Notebook

1. Navigate to Jupyter Lab Server and Click on "Link_Availability" folder.

2. Drag and Drop CSV files into this folder. Or Click on "Upload File" located at the top left panel.

New files will be upload and under the "Last Modfied" column notice "seconds ago".

Part 3 : Create Link Availability Chart

1. Navigate to Jupyter Lab Server and Click on "NOC.ipynb" file. 

You are in the right file if you see the heading of "Microcom NOC".

2. Scroll down the page until the heading "Create OneWeb Link Availability Chart".

Notice blue vertical bar, means that specific code block is in focus.

3. Press "Play" located at the top utility bar, it will create "Link_Availability.html" file. 

Tip: Uncomment line and set Date in format "YYYY-MM-DD" to enable date range.

Old Line: # df = df[df["DateTime"] >=

New Line: df = df[df["DateTime"] >=

4. Navigate to "Link_Availability.html" file and Trust HTML.