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 add-on
Connections between elements, making it easy to understand how things relate
A node graph can represent many-to-many relationships far better than lists or tables
The most connected or important nodes are detected much faster
Connections, anomalies, and unexpected links become visible
Even non‑technical users can understand a visual network more easily than raw table data

Your Solution For

Visualization of networks
Documentation
Monitor the spectrum instantly, without scrolling through thousands of recordings.
See immediately what is happening, recognize results that may be wrong (e.g., incorrect detection or decoding), and use these insights to improve monitoring tasks or adjust your decoders.
Analyze the received data to identify frequencies or decoders that should be blocked because they add no value and only overload your system
Identify networks and track changes

Typical Workflow

Selecting Data Records for Analysis in the ResultViewer

Select the data records to be analyzed
Use any of the available filter methods, such as Advanced Filters, Structuring, or SQL commands, to narrow down the dataset
Mark the required entries
Select the specific data records you want to analyze—or press Ctrl+A to select all
Export for network analysis
Open the Export function (via the button or right‑click), and choose “shoc-Network-Analysis” from the export options

Select Destination Directory for the Result Files

Choose the directory for the output files
Select the folder where the generated PNF and CSV files should be saved
Navigate to the desired folder
Browse through the directory tree to find the correct location
Confirm your choice
Press “Select folder” to save the destination

Define the Graphic Type

Define which data relationships should be analyzed and displayed in the network graphic.
Typical options include:

Sender callsign → Receiver callsign
Visualizes which stations are communicating with each other
Callsign → Frequency
Shows which frequencies are used by which callsigns
Modem → Frequency
Displays which modem types appear on which frequencies
Callsign → Modem
Reveals which stations use which modem types

Additionally, you can select the desired output format for the generated graphic:

Fixed PNG file
Creates a high‑resolution static image
Interactive HTML file
Produces a zoomable, interactive visualization that allows you to explore the network in detail

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