Satellite communication system and method for managing emergency messaging services

A method, comprising:

• receiving, by a processor, a request for transmitting at least one emergency message from a user equipment (UE) to a geosynchronous equatorial orbit (GEO) satellite;
• determining, by the processor, current location information associated with the user equipment, wherein the current location information comprises latitude coordinates, longitude coordinates, and a heading information;
• determining, by the processor, a satellite location associated with the geosynchronous equatorial orbit (GEO) satellite in proximity to the determined current location information associated with the user equipment;
• computing, by the processor, a threshold azimuth angle between the user equipment and the GEO satellite and an elevation angle of the user equipment based on the current location information associated with the user equipment and the determined satellite location, wherein the elevation angle of the user equipment is computed based on a satellite height, a radius of earth, longitude coordinates of the GEO satellite, latitude coordinates, and the longitude coordinates of the user equipment;
• determining, by the processor, an azimuth angle of the user equipment based on the determined current location information associated with the user equipment;
• determining, by the processor, a deviation level between the computed threshold azimuth angle and the determined azimuth angle of the user equipment;
• generating, by the processor, an alignment recommendation message for the user equipment at real-time based on the determined deviation level, wherein the generated alignment recommendation message comprises at least one action for navigating the user equipment to a specific location and at a specific angle based on the determined azimuth angle;
• validating, by the processor, the generated alignment recommendation message based on at least one of a signal strength, and a signal quality associated with the user equipment;
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• dynamically initiating, by the processor, transmission of the at least one emergency message from the user equipment to the GEO satellite via a communication network.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising machine-readable instructions that are executable by a processor to:

• receive a request for transmitting at least one emergency message from a user equipment (UE) to a geosynchronous equatorial orbit (GEO) satellite;
• determine current location information associated with the user equipment, wherein the current location information comprises latitude coordinates, longitude coordinates, and a heading information;
• determine a satellite location associated with the geosynchronous equatorial orbit (GEO) satellite in proximity to the determined current location information associated with the user equipment;
• compute a threshold azimuth angle between the user equipment and the GEO satellite and an elevation angle of the user equipment based on the current location information associated with the user equipment and the determined satellite location, wherein the elevation angle of the user equipment is computed based on a satellite height, a radius of earth, longitude coordinates of the GEO satellite, latitude coordinates, and the longitude coordinates of the user equipment;
• determine an azimuth angle of the user equipment based on the determined current location information associated with the user equipment;
• determine a deviation level between the computed threshold azimuth angle and the determined azimuth angle of the user equipment;
• generate an alignment recommendation message for the user equipment at real-time based on the determined deviation level, wherein the generated alignment recommendation message comprises at least one action for navigating the user equipment to a specific location and a specific angle;
• validate the generated alignment recommendation message based on at least one of a signal strength, and a signal quality associated with the user equipment;
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• dynamically initiate transmission of the at least one emergency message from the user equipment to the GEO satellite via a communication network.