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Re: ADS-B Exposed

#21

Thanks for posting! I've recently added more datasets, "Places", "Birds", "Photos", and "You". Also, a hint - the rectangular selection tool lets you generate custom reports for a location.

What is "You"? I tried reading the query to understand but couldn't figure it out

Re: ADS-B Exposed

#22

Thanks for posting! I've recently added more datasets, "Places", "Birds", "Photos", and "You". Also, a hint - the rectangular selection tool lets you generate custom reports for a location.

Haha, great! Honestly where did you get some of these datasets? Birds????? :)

Re: ADS-B Exposed

#23

Thanks for posting! I've recently added more datasets, "Places", "Birds", "Photos", and "You". Also, a hint - the rectangular selection tool lets you generate custom reports for a location.

What is "You"? I tried reading the query to understand but couldn't figure it out

I'd like it if you try to guess :)

But it is easy to figure it out from the source code. The source code is here: https://github.com/ClickHouse/adsb.exposed/blob/main/index.h...

Re: ADS-B Exposed

#24
post #19

We have a an ADS-B receiver at Summit Station in Greenland which we use to track airplanes that produce RFI we see in our experiment. I've considered sharing data (since nobody else seems to have data there) but the feeding instructions always scare me (run this script that downloads a bunch of random crap as sudo... no thanks). Please just give me a cURL command I can run... (perhaps some services have that, I haven…

You can get containerized feeders for services like fr24 (e.g. liggy1/fr24feed) but that may not meet your requirements since it's really intended to handle everything from the sdr to the API, not siphon off data you are collecting some other way and then feed it.

Re: ADS-B Exposed

#25
post #19

We have a an ADS-B receiver at Summit Station in Greenland which we use to track airplanes that produce RFI we see in our experiment. I've considered sharing data (since nobody else seems to have data there) but the feeding instructions always scare me (run this script that downloads a bunch of random crap as sudo... no thanks). Please just give me a cURL command I can run... (perhaps some services have that, I haven…

https://airplanes.live/get-started/

(other sites are corporate or have sold out [adsbexchange], happy to contribute reasonable costs to get a feed, no affiliation, I just like sensor feeds, thank you for the offer and consideration)

Re: ADS-B Exposed

#26
post #19

We have a an ADS-B receiver at Summit Station in Greenland which we use to track airplanes that produce RFI we see in our experiment. I've considered sharing data (since nobody else seems to have data there) but the feeding instructions always scare me (run this script that downloads a bunch of random crap as sudo... no thanks). Please just give me a cURL command I can run... (perhaps some services have that, I haven…

Check out https://adsb.im

Re: ADS-B Exposed

#27

Thanks for posting! I've recently added more datasets, "Places", "Birds", "Photos", and "You". Also, a hint - the rectangular selection tool lets you generate custom reports for a location.

Haha, great! Honestly where did you get some of these datasets? Birds????? :)

A writeup: https://clickhouse.com/blog/birds

+ There is an attribution in the top-down corner of the map.

Re: ADS-B Exposed

#28

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What is "You"? I tried reading the query to understand but couldn't figure it out

I'd like it if you try to guess :) But it is easy to figure it out from the source code. The source code is here: https://github.com/ClickHouse/adsb.exposed/blob/main/index.h...

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Re: ADS-B Exposed

#30

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What is "You"? I tried reading the query to understand but couldn't figure it out

I'd like it if you try to guess :) But it is easy to figure it out from the source code. The source code is here: https://github.com/ClickHouse/adsb.exposed/blob/main/index.h...

Interestingly it seems to line up quite well with population density maps.
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