The "Airplane Tracking System using ADS-B Signals" project is a real-time
aircraft monitoring solution leveraging Automatic Dependent Surveillance– Broadcast (ADS-B) signals. By employing a software-defined radio (SDR) to capture and decode ADS-B data, the system extracts vital information such as aircraft ID, position, altitude, and velocity. Integration with mapping libraries enables users to visualize aircraft movements through a user-friendly interface.
Featuring essential components like hardware setup, software installation,
and data processing, the project is versatile, offering optional database integration for historical tracking. It caters to a range of applications, including plane spotting, research, and education, with its modular structure providing scalability and customization. Accompanied by comprehensive documentation, the project ensures accessibility for users keen on exploring the intricacies of aircraft tracking.