Abstract: A display system can be configured to receive image data derived from the plurality of photographs and to derive a plurality of sets of identifiers such that each of the sets is associated with a photograph. Each set of identifiers can correspond to a space object and can include a name identifier, a time identifier, a latitude identifier, a longitude identifier, and/or a scalar identifier. The system may automatically identify a first orbital object in at least one of the plurality of photographs and/or receive a user selection of a second orbital object in the at least one of the plurality of photographs. In response to the user selection of the second orbital object in the at least one of the plurality of photographs, the system may derive a second set of identifiers corresponding to the second orbital object.

Abstract: The system can include a hardware processor in communication with the computer-readable storage. The instructions, when executed by the hardware processor, are configured to cause the system to receive a plurality of photographs of space objects within a time domain. Each of the plurality of photographs can correspond to a latitude domain, a longitude domain, and a timestamp within the time domain. The system can also receive image data derived from the plurality of photographs. The system can also receive a user selection of a latitude range within the latitude domain, a longitude range within the longitude domain, and a time range within the time domain.

Abstract: The system is configured to generate a display comprising a longitude-time graph. The system is also configured to generate a display that includes a longitude-time graph. The display can be configured to indicate an automatic selection of at least a second track representation corresponding to a second track that includes a plurality of the sets of identifiers, the second track representation may be selected based on a determination that the second track is associated with the same orbital object as the first track in response to a user selection of the first track representation.