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replyMarinetraffic is a good example of enshittification. Started well, now it's heavy and ad-laden, practically useless without a paid account.
replySounds like Flightradar24
replyIn case anyone isn't aware:
replyhttps://globe.adsbexchange.com
– is an alternative to FlightRadar24 with more data.
ADSBX used to be volunteer ran until JETNET paid the guy who controlled the domain name $20 million dollars to "sell" it to them and steal everyone else's source code and data. They now do selective filtering to appease their commercial clients.
replyEveryone has moved to https://globe.airplanes.live/ and https://app.airframes.io/flights now.
Here is the lawsuit from one former group of contributors: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/23963235-golden-hamm...
Unfortunately adsbexchange does not allow you to see the source/destination of flights
replyUntrue
replyClick on the aircraft, then click on Flight Activity.
At least for FR24 you get a "Gold" account (no longer business) simply for running a feed.
replyNitpick: It's called Contributor and supposedly has the same features of the previous subscription. It still feels like a setup for future degradation by some marketing genius.
replyI find Marinetraffic is fine without an account.
replyHere is a link to oil tankers anchored around the Strait of Hormuz. It has much better filters:
https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/home/centerx:56.8/cente...
Any of these provide satellite data without charge?
replyAlso - is there any sites that publish parsed data from SAR sats?
And what’s the similarity to flight radar?
replyA real time visualization using AIS instead of ADS-B feeds, presumably
replyas opposed to the dozens of other flight tracker sites?
replyThis is ships not aircraft
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