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Composable charting components for Vue 3, ported from Recharts
A live measurement of how light aircraft make themselves visible electronically: ADS-L by radio and, as its mobile variant takes shape, by phone, alongside FLARM, FANET and the phone apps that…
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Electronic Conspicuity Monitor: how well ADS-L, FLARM, FANET, ADS-B and phone apps keep light aircraft visible, measured on the Open Glider Network feed
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The backend of the Electronic Conspicuity Monitor, a public
measurement of how well the systems that make light aircraft visible to each other actually work: ADS-L
over SRD860, ADS-L Mobile, FLARM, FANET, ADS-B, the OGN tracker and the phone apps that forward
positions over the internet. It reads the Open Glider Network (OGN) feed, keeps a live map of every source
it carries, and adds up, for every source and kind of aircraft, how long an aircraft stayed visible and how
far from its true position another pilot would have placed it.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
The backend of the Electronic Conspicuity Monitor, a public
measurement of how well the systems that make light aircraft visible to each other actually work: ADS-L
over SRD860, ADS-L Mobile, FLARM, FANET, ADS-B, the OGN tracker and the phone apps that forward
positions over the internet. It reads the Open Glider Network (OGN) feed, keeps a live map of every source
it carries, and adds up, for every source and kind of aircraft, how long an aircraft stayed visible and how
far from its true position another pilot would have placed it.Read the full README ↗