Satellite ghost card — review

Working comparison page for the experimental satellite card (config/satmap.txt) against the shipped two-card setup. Both are desk-replay sessions of the same three CMP laps.

New: one satellite card, 130 m per card height

Top-left: the circuit map and AHEAD cards replaced by one card — aerial photo, north-up, true geometry (no lateral exaggeration), with the reference line, trail, ghost ring, B ticks and all three apex markers on the real road.

Original: circuit map + drawn AHEAD corridor (as published)

The shipped layout: circuit map for orientation, AHEAD panel unrolling the road into a ribbon at 3× width with the drawn corridor.

What to judge

Glanceability at speed: does the painted line read against photography the way it reads against black? Secondary: does losing the whole-circuit map matter, and is 130 m the right window.

Map imagery in the satellite-card video © Google, shown with on-screen attribution per Google’s geo guidelines for non-commercial video use.