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Package sbs provides a parser for SBS-1 CSV format data otherwise known as "SBS-1 BaseStation Port 30003" format. The SBS-1 data format was developed, it seems, by Kinetic Avionics Limited for the BaseStation SDR product. This library, like pretty much every other, takes most of its understanding of the data format from http://woodair.net/SBS/Article/Barebones42_Socket_Data.htm The dump1090 bits come from code diving dump1090-fa, the actively maintained (but not very well documented imnsho) fork of dump1090 by FlightAware. https://github.com/flightaware/dump1090 This code is copyright Matt Cashner (sungo). Licensed under BSD-3-Clause.
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go-sbs provides a parser for SBS-1 CSV format data otherwise known as "SBS-1 BaseStation Port 30003" format.
The SBS-1 data format was developed, it seems, by Kinetic Avionics Limited for the BaseStation SDR product. This library, like pretty much every other, takes most of its understanding of the data format from http://woodair.net/SBS/Article/Barebones42_Socket_Data.htm
The dump1090 bits come from code diving dump1090-fa, the actively maintained (but not very well documented imnsho) fork of dump1090 by FlightAware. https://github.com/flightaware/dump1090
I'm putting this up on the public interwebs because I couldn't find such a thing when I needed it. Maybe it'll help you out in a moment of darkness. Because, really, who has time to figure out this weird CSV? Well, me, for a bit.
This is a personal side project and will get about that much attention, maybe less. Feel free to file issues but I make no promise as to when I'll get to them. I'm not real keen on pull requests because I don't really have time to do proper reviews. But, feel free to fork the code, respecting the license, and have your way with it.
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Package sbs provides a parser for SBS-1 CSV format data otherwise known as "SBS-1 BaseStation Port 30003" format. The SBS-1 data format was developed, it seems, by Kinetic Avionics Limited for the BaseStation SDR product. This library, like pretty much every other, takes most of its understanding of the data format from http://woodair.net/SBS/Article/Barebones42_Socket_Data.htm The dump1090 bits come from code diving dump1090-fa, the actively maintained (but not very well documented imnsho) fork of dump1090 by FlightAware. https://github.com/flightaware/dump1090 This code is copyright Matt Cashner (sungo). Licensed under BSD-3-Clause.
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