Topology visualization

[abdolahi68]

Hi Developers,

Thank you for your time and efforts to develop the framework.
I want to visualize the topology for each time slot. Should I develop specific code for the framework or there is available package to do that?

Thanks.

[yunanhou2023]

We have used Cesium to visualize the constellations. Leave your email and I will send you the visualization code.

[abdolahi68]

We have used Cesium to visualize the constellations. Leave your email and I will send you the visualization code.

Thank you @yunanhou2023 for your response.
This is my email abdolahi68@uvic.ca

Thanks again.

[nbn789987]

Hi @yunanhou2023 ,

Thank you for sharing that Cesium was used to visualize the constellations — that’s really helpful.
I’m currently working on visualizing the network topology over time as well, and I was wondering if you might be willing to share the visualization code you mentioned earlier.

If there’s an updated version or additional materials available, I’d greatly appreciate it.
Here is my email: yukari201212@gmail.com

Thank you again for your time and support!

[yunanhou2023]

@nbn789987 No problem, I'll send it to your email later.

[NearsonBrown]

Hi @yunanhou2023,
I've been following this project with great interest, especially your mention of using Cesium for the constellation visualization. This is exactly the kind of solution I've been searching for! Would it be possible to get access to your visualization code? Here is my gmail address: naer6960@gmail.com, really appreciate your contributions for the great work!

[yunanhou2023]

@NearsonBrown No problem, I'll send it to your email later.

[Beau0727]

Hi @yunanhou2023, your Cesium constellation demo is exactly what I need for my own time-varying network topology project. Could you kindly share the code (or any updated version)? My email is 2746042268@qq.com. Many thanks!

[yunanhou2023]

@Beau0727 The Cesium code is now publicly available in the repository, in the visualization folder in the project root directory.

[Beau0727]

@Beau0727 The Cesium code is now publicly available in the repository, in the visualization folder in the project root directory.

Thanks again.