D-Star Statistic

The project is designed to provide a fast and readable view of current D-Star infrastructure and activity. It helps operators see which repeaters and hotspots are available, where recent activity occurred and which station information was carried by the network.

The dashboard is built from operational D-Star network feeds collected from ircDDB / ircDDB Live and OpenQuad. Repeater and hotspot information is processed by the service collectors and presented without translating or rewriting radio-network payload data.

Depending on the available source data, the service presents repeater and hotspot status, modules, callsigns, recent activity time, station, URCALL, station data, connection information and confirmed LIVE/TX parameters where those parameters are actually available.

The interface is continuously refreshed from the collector API. Initial loading and country changes use a complete data snapshot so that intermediate or partially loaded values are not presented as the current state.

ONLINE/OFFLINE describes the state inferred from the service's current network information and collector rules. Recent activity is ordered by the full UTC timestamp. LIVE, TX and BER are shown only when the underlying protocol source provides data that can be interpreted reliably; the service does not fabricate missing values.

The dashboard reflects only information visible to the connected data sources. A missing record does not necessarily mean that a device is physically unavailable, and network delays, source outages, routing changes or incomplete upstream records can temporarily affect what is displayed.

Callsigns and station fields shown by the dashboard originate from amateur-radio network traffic and operational directories. The interface stores the selected language and country locally in the browser to preserve user preferences. Radio data is displayed as received and is not translated.