at.adsb.broadcast.message
Current state of a tracked aircraft as observed by a single receiver.
Details · record, key tid
| Kind | record |
|---|---|
| Record key | tid |
| Authority | broadcast.adsb.at |
| Indexed |
Record
record · key tidProperties
aircraft
refStrong reference to the at.adsb.aircraft.identity record for this aircraft.
callsign
stringFlight callsign as broadcast (e.g. 'UAL123').
maxLength: 8
ICAO 24-bit hex address (uppercased).
minLength: 6maxLength: 6
messageCount
integerTotal messages received from this aircraft in the current tracking session.
minimum: 0
nic
integerNavigation Integrity Category (0-11). Higher is more precise.
minimum: 0maximum: 11
position
refMost recent position fix for this aircraft.
rc
integerRadius of containment in metres. Derived from NIC.
minimum: 0
Received signal strength indicator in dBFS.
maxLength: 10
Seconds since last message from this aircraft.
maxLength: 10
seenPos
stringSeconds since last position fix from this aircraft.
maxLength: 10
squawk
stringTransponder squawk code (e.g. '2636').
minLength: 4maxLength: 4
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recordA receiver-authored record of an aircraft's transit through the receiver's coverage area. Created on departure. References all contributing batch sightings and the aircraft identity via strongRef for provenance verification.
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at.adsb.datalink.message
recordA captured aircraft datalink message (ACARS, VDL2, or HFDL). These are low-volume, high-value records that represent individual communications between aircraft and ground stations.
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at.adsb.receiver.sighting
recordA batch of aircraft observations from a single receiver covering a configurable time window (default 60 seconds). Contains a manifest of observed aircraft and blobbed telemetry data.
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Shared type definitions for flight-related records in the at.adsb namespace.
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at.adsb.receiver.station
recordA declaration of an ADS-B receiver station. One per account, representing a physical receiver contributing aircraft surveillance data to the network.