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Stardate: 94037.5
Security Level 2 - Confidential
TO CMDR P'tok
CC LTJG Hillboch; ENS Rawson; CMDR Everhart; CMDR Mandra; LCDR Kermit
FROM LCDR Moon
SUBJ Preliminary Transmission Analysis/Potential Meeting? |
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Commander P'tok -
Ah yes, on my proverbial scanners, this topic was, while I was at our new outpost in the Yuhop sytem. As I was otherwise focused on a calibration review of their comm tower UT software, limited, I'm afraid, my attention was on this issue.
An interesting topic, though, I think this is, and look forward to collaborating with you and our other talented experts on this equally fascinating and disturbing transmission.
Now that returned, I have, from the Yuhop system, more of my attention I can devote to building on the analysis done already. And, as luck would have it, under a creative phase of the planet fall of my home moon, we are, at the moment...
....imagine that!
So, best it would be take advantage of this fortuitous stellar alignment and get crrrracking on this project, see?!
Appreciate your initiative, I do, conducting the spectral analysis of the transmission. That is what my people call letting the
Qocosel catch the proverbial
xekeshai, eh? Well done, I say!
Rrrright, onto your analysis, I think...
Now, a common conclusion it is, to link the parabolic distortion that was measured, with the algorithm run, but a false lead that is, I'm afraid. Not to say it wasn't a valid observation, because, astute, it certainly was. Rather, more likely I believe the process used to hide the signal by conducting it through a series of retrograde circuit loops is typically the cause of that distortion in covert efforts like the one we are investigating.
What did catch my attention, pleased I am to say, was your observation that no frequencies were recorded above 7 kHz, for that is unusual. I would expect to find spikes above that range at least several times.
Interesting, it would be, to conduct a study of the subspace circuit panels from where the signal saturated the array utilizing a Linear time-invariant differential methodology to determine dead spaces in the transmission, and comparing those results to your analysis to reconstruct those post 7 kHz gaps that, by all accounts, one would expect to find.
Perhaps those of us tasked with the investigation of this issue who are better acquainted with these, more hardware oriented, disciplines of study could conduct these analyses, while I focus my efforts on the translation of the content of the signal?
Do let me know your thoughts on the matter, and so glad to have your expertise in this investigation.
Warm regards -
Lt. Cmdr. Banyan Moon
Linguist - Deep Space-13
P.S. Who won the Bat'leth tournament?! Don't follow it myself, but one of the technicians at the Outpost was keen on a contestant named K'tal, if I remember correctly. Supposedly heavily favoured, she was. Peaked my curiosity, he did, so interested in learning more, I would be.
