Visualizing Aircraft Data: Oracle IoT Cloud Service, Raspberry Pi, and Radio Surveillance

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Channel: Java · 2017 · Science & Technology

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Jerry Ward, Managing Partner, Viscosity North America

Rich Niemiec, Chief Innovation Officer, Viscosity North America

Need to track a single aircraft or an entire fleet without spending a ton of money? In this session, the speakers explore real-life use cases for the Internet of Things and embedded systems with the Raspberry Pi. They build an inexpensive Raspberry Pi setup, including a dual-band Automatic Dependent Surveillance–Broadcast (ADS-B) radio receiver, GPS receiver, network interface, and Java interface to Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service. They integrate this data with an Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit (Oracle JET) framework viewing traffic in real time. The FAA’s ADS-B is a precise satellite-based surveillance system that broadcasts real-time weather, uses GPS technology to determine any aircraft’s location and airspeed, and relays that data to those who are listening.

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