Logging Dump1090 data on the Pi

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Following threads may not be exactly what you want, but are good read to give you some insight:

Exploring Port 30003 and 30106

. (1) Configure PuTTY for Telnet to Pi port 30003 [port-30003-logger-1] . (2) Configure PuTTY to save data in a csv file (30003.csv) [port-30003-logger-2] . (3) Data stream displayed on PuTTY [port-30003-logger-3] . (4) Data saved in file 30003.csv, displayed in MS Excel [port-30003-logger-4] . (5) Reference Table 1 [port-30003-logger-5A] [port-30003-logger-5B] . (6) Reference Table 2 [port-30003-logger-6] . Source of Reference Tables: http://woodair.net/sbs/Article/Barebo…

 

how to log dump1090 output to file on pi?

Virtual Radar Server might do the things you need. It will keep a database with all the statistics. You can select periods, plane registrations, plane models, plane operators and more.

 

Data logger

Hi. I was wanting to record aircraft that fly into a small country airstrip as a means of showing what type of aircraft are coming to the strip. Can a USB storage device be used to record unlimited captures in a CSV file or similar for filtering a spreadsheet? I would be using a small aerial (internal) so as not to capture too many distant aircraft, just the ones within a few miles the strip keeping the amount of data to a minimum? What would the code required to achieve this objective? Thanks…

 

Data logger

here is all you need to track, record and filter aircrafts - newest versions on github: Daily Log/E-Mail Aircraft Report directly on your RaspberryPi Dump1090 MySQL Database Script with Alert and Filter GitHub - TomMuc1/Dump1090-Daily-Aircraft-Report: short script that reports daily aircrafts from dump1090 GitHub - TomMuc1/Dump1090-MySQL-Alert-Filter: a simple php script that makes use of Dump1090-mutability aircraft.json and filters/writes to MySQL