Procedure You will need a large 3 x 3 foot piece of paper. Draw a circle 3 inches in diameter to represent the Earth, looking down at it from a point just above the North Pole. Draw radial lines at 5 degree intervals from the center of the Earth out to the endge of the paper. This represents the longitude coordinate system, and label it clockwise following the Earth's coordinates. Now, from the archive of satellite 'slots' plot where the satellites are located.
Some locations have more satellites than others.
A dark spot on the sun indicating a cooler temperature. The map should be very spectacular, with lots of spots densly packed in some locations, ane sparse in others. You can 'blow up' some of these regions by using a piece of graph paper and labeling a horizontal line over a convenient range in longitudes, and replot the satellites on the new scale.