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An enhanced web interface for ADS-B decoders like readsb and dump1090-fa, offering improved aircraft tracking and visualization.
An open-source ADS-B receiver for aviation weather and traffic data using RTL-SDR and Raspberry Pi.
A DIY, multi-functional, sub-1 GHz radio-based proximity awareness system for general aviation, compatible with multiple protocols.
A high-performance ADS-B decoder for real-time aircraft tracking and data aggregation from SDR receivers.
An open-source Python-based air traffic simulator for research on air traffic management and air traffic flows.
An open-source web platform for pilots to share flights, track live flights, and participate in competitions.
An open-source web platform for pilots to share flights, track live flights, and participate in competitions.
A self-hostable personal flight tracker and viewer for logging and visualizing your flight history.
An open-source, DIY avionics system providing affordable ADS-B reception, flight data, and situational awareness for general aviation pilots.
A crowdsourced database of interesting aircraft (governments, military, historic, distinctive) formatted as CSV for use with plane tracking software.
A web application that displays aircraft and ship data from local ADS-B feeders and online sources on an interactive 2D/3D map.
A terminal-based interface for real-time ADS-B aircraft tracking using dump1090/readsb data streams.
An Android app that tracks metadata for ADS-B trackers, providing insights into aircraft tracking systems.
A Docker-based tool that logs, displays, and tweets about aircraft detected within a configurable range of your ADS-B receiver.
A Python package for applying conditions and actions to live or historical ADS-B aircraft tracking data via YAML rules.
A Go client library for accessing live airspace data from the OpenSky Network API.
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