WarDragon Setting Up TAK Server 5.2 on DragonOS + Flightview_GUI with AirspyR2 (TAR1090) Part 2 скачать в хорошем качестве

WarDragon Setting Up TAK Server 5.2 on DragonOS + Flightview_GUI with AirspyR2 (TAR1090) Part 2

In this second video of this three-part series, we dive deeper into integrating tar1090 data into a Cursor on Target (CoT) format for seamless use with a TAK server. You'll learn how to move certificates, install key tools like adsbcot, pytak, and aircot on the WarDragon system, and get the FlightView GUI up and running again. adsbcot: https://github.com/snstac/adsbcot FlightView GUI: https://github.com/alphafox02/flightv... We'll create and configure a config.ini file for adsbcot and demonstrate how to run it to see live aircraft data populating in WebTAK on your TAK server. What is CoT? Cursor on Target (CoT) is a data format that allows for real-time exchange of position and status information between systems, which is crucial for maintaining situational awareness in a TAK ecosystem. In this video, I explain how JSON data from dump1090's /data/aircraft endpoint is converted into CoT messages, which are then transmitted to the TAK server for real-time tracking of aircraft. So What? Understanding this integration is key for anyone looking to enhance their situational awareness capabilities. By transforming aircraft data into CoT format and visualizing it within TAK, you're enabling real-time decision-making and coordination, whether it's for emergency response or advanced hobbyist tracking. Stay tuned for the final part of this series, where I'll walk you through setting up ATAK on a client to connect to your TAK server. WarDragon available here (when in stock): https://cemaxecuter.com/?post_type=pr... Don't miss out on staying connected: Catch updates on Twitter:   / cemaxecuter   Supporting the channel: If you appreciate the value this content brings, I invite you to consider extending your support through Patreon:   / cemaxecuter