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NASAWASH extracts valid 2-line Keplerian element sets from a text file, which may contain other text of various kinds.
NASAWASH is a command-line program that can be used standalone or as a filter.
To run the included executable, any environment capable of running well-behaved MS-DOS programs, including all versions of Windows, OS/2, and most DOS emulation environments.
The program should also be compilable on other command-line environments, such as Unix.
Stable. No current development plans. The current released version of NASAWASH is 0.5, released May 21, 1995, but recompiled and re-released in March 2002.
January 22, 2010 -- This week's KEPS bulletins from AMSAT included a plus sign in column 45 of the "1" line of some of the two-line element sets. NASAWASH 0.50 incorrectly rejects these element sets. Version 0.51 (forthcoming) corrects this problem.
NASAWASH may be distributed freely (unmodified) and may be used freely for non-commercial purposes only.
Source code in ANSI C is included.
NASAWASH.TXT - user manual (plain text, 5K)
NASA 2-line Element Set format definition
NASAWASH 0.5 (zip file, 15K)
NASAWASH 0.5 (tgz file, for Unix, no executable, 6K)
Copyright 2002 Paul Williamson. Comments to kb5mu@amsat.org