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ADS-B Reception, Decoding & Sharing with Docker
  • ADS-B Reception, Decoding & Sharing with Docker
  • Intro
    • Overview
    • How to Get Help
    • What is Docker?
    • Why Docker?
    • Equipment Needed
    • Information Needed
  • Setting Up The Host System
    • Preparing Your System
    • Install Docker
  • Setting Up RTL-SDRs
    • Blacklist Kernel Modules
    • Re-Serialise SDRs
  • Foundations
    • Prepare the Application Environment
    • Deploy "ultrafeeder"
    • Deploy "dump978" (USA Only)
    • Container Monitoring and Management
  • Feeder Containers
    • Feeding Plane.watch
    • Feeding FlightAware (piaware)
    • Feeding FlightRadar24
    • Feeding Airnav Radar
    • Feeding PlaneFinder
    • Feeding ADSBHub
    • Feeding OpenSky Network
    • Feeding RadarVirtuel
  • Useful Extras
    • Storing Data and Metrics in a Time Series Database
    • Graphing Data and Metrics with Influx and Grafana
    • Graphing Data and Metrics with Prometheus and Grafana
    • Auto-Restart Unhealthy Containers
    • Auto-Upgrade Containers
    • Managing a remote station using ZeroTier
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  1. Intro

Information Needed

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During this guide, you'll need the following information at hand:

  • The altitude (above sea level) of your antenna. To find this, you can either use a GPS, or use something like to zoom in on the exact spot of your antenna, and then add the distance above ground level your antenna is located.

  • The latitude and longitude of your antenna (to at least five decimal places). To find this, you can use the output from the elevation finder above, or you can use a GPS, or use maps.google.com to zoom in on the exact spot of your antenna, and click to get the latitude and longitude.

https://www.freemaptools.com/elevation-finder.htm