live aircraft traffic over ireland on Google Earth.

ambasite · 11-11-2009 6:28pm #1

apologies if posted before. pretty cool.

http://ei7dar.com/aircraft.html

alpha2zulu · 11-11-2009 6:54pm

Very cool, since aeroseek were stopped from using UK atc feed I havent come across any similar system for Irish skies.

This website for Dutch air traffic is I think though the bees knees!

http://casper.frontier.nl/

pajoguy · 11-11-2009 7:32pm

alpha2zulu wrote: »

Very cool, since aeroseek were stopped from using UK atc feed I havent come across any similar system for Irish skies.

This website for Dutch air traffic is I think though the bees knees!

http://casper.frontier.nl/

Class!:)

diverdriver · 11-11-2009 10:47pm

Fascinating really, to see all the aircraft inbound and relating them to the radio traffic. It is a bit behind the ATC feed.

ian_m · 13-11-2009 7:32pm

There is no inbound traffic showing up...
Edit there's some showing up but they dissapear before reaching the runway.

Bodan · 19-11-2009 3:50pm

I have just seen this

:eek:

ian_m · 20-11-2009 9:19am

You're getting a hell of a lot more traffic than me, that looks great!

BarryM · 20-11-2009 11:15am

Great, it was fine yesterday, even if the images disappeared as noted by Ian m. However today there is nothing. The PP1 folder is showing a 'accessing data' button but nothing is appearing.

aidanco · 20-11-2009 11:20am

Thanks for posting pretty cool!

Dundalk EI7DAR · 20-11-2009 11:25am

Live tracking will be back in service tomorrow, engineering works been carried out;)

LyonsTea · 21-11-2009 12:48am

I have a huge interest in airlines and I find this just brilliant..

jimbis · 22-11-2009 3:02pm

Great find!

Really cool to hear a flight going over my house and log on to that and find out all the details of it buy googling the reg & flight number!

That dutch version is brilliant!

LyonsTea · 22-11-2009 7:41pm

I nt get the Irish one working, what am I doing wrong?

jimbis · 22-11-2009 9:07pm

LyonsTea wrote: »

I nt get the Irish one working, what am I doing wrong?

I couldnt get it working at first either but got it in the end. This may not be the best way but it works for me!

Follow the link as posted in the first post.
Then click this

IRISH ATC.KML
It will ask if you want to 'open with' or 'save file'.

Open it with Google earth and it should work.
Its only open as a temporary file but when you try close Google earth it will ask you if you want to save it, and obviously click yes.:p

Im sure theres another way but that worked for me! and i aint much of a tech head!;)

LyonsTea · 22-11-2009 11:10pm

Got it...Thanks!!:)

Its just too cloudy tonight though:(

aidanco · 23-11-2009 11:05am

Dundalk EI7DAR wrote: »

Live tracking will be back in service tomorrow, engineering works been carried out;)

Can I ask you how does it work exactly? It is really a cool thing to watch!

Dannyboi3k · 23-11-2009 10:26pm

LyonsTea turn off the clouds on google earth

Beeker · 24-11-2009 12:24pm

Aer Arann coming into waterford airport at the moment but not showing on Google Earth?

Turlock · 24-11-2009 7:00pm

It's only certian planes with a radar replacement thingy (read the page) that show up

ian_m · 24-11-2009 10:51pm

It's very good although there seems to be very few on it sometimes...like now
Three aircraft over Ireland?

mac80 · 25-11-2009 9:40pm

Well Lads,

I host the server uploading the ADS data to the site, glad to see your all enjoying it. The planes disappear when landing below 1000 feet due to loss of signal, the shuld re appear as they taxi up the runway though

Hopefully we will have a new node uploading from Howth shortly for better coverage.
Aer Arann flights do not have an ADS-B transponder so they dont show up

The system works by people who have an Airnav Radar box or Kinetics radar box decoding the info and using it along site a cheap piece of software called Planeplotter. They then in tuen upload it to my server and then I compile all this and upload ot to the net.

The more people who share the better the coverage.

Check out thes also http://ei7dar.com/milan.html

http://ei7dar.com/ais.html

Enjoy

Milan

icom · 28-11-2009 3:01am

Hi Milan,

Having a great time watching the planes approaching EIDW after listening to the live feed provided by M50 on liveatc.net for the last few years, thanks for all your hard work in putting this togther, and if the Howth node goes ahead it should be even better.
I use VNC viewer here to monitor the SBS-1 boxes in the Netherlands, the Schipol coverage is fantastic, and being able to watch the planes taking off on the live webcam at the end of runway 24 is an added bonus!!:)

Keep up the good work and all the best from Donegal.

icom(EI8GP)...

murfie · 01-12-2009 12:25am

icom wrote: »

Hi Milan,

Having a great time watching the planes approaching EIDW after listening to the live feed provided by M50 on liveatc.net for the last few years, thanks for all your hard work in putting this togther, and if the Howth node goes ahead it should be even better.
I use VNC viewer here to monitor the SBS-1 boxes in the Netherlands, the Schipol coverage is fantastic, and being able to watch the planes taking off on the live webcam at the end of runway 24 is an added bonus!!:)

Keep up the good work and all the best from Donegal.

icom(EI8GP)...

listening to it on my iphone right now after i saw you said that you were following on that site. I will see if i can set up the google earth on my iphones google earth. its very little or no delay from the live feed to the google earth live traffic feed

Biro · 08-12-2009 1:45pm

murfie wrote: »

listening to it on my iphone right now after i saw you said that you were following on that site. I will see if i can set up the google earth on my iphones google earth. its very little or no delay from the live feed to the google earth live traffic feed

Do you listen to atc.net from you iPhone? What do you use?

pbirney · 31-12-2009 4:22pm

The ADS feed on Google Earth has been off air since yesterday. Hope it's not permanent.

pbirney · 31-12-2009 5:16pm

It's back again

unfit2006 · 01-01-2010 6:41pm

Hi,

I loaded Google Earth to view the live aircraft traffic
Can you explain how to discover the flight details (destination etc) of the various aircraft that you are viewing on the google earth.
regards,

unfit

Delta Kilo · 01-01-2010 7:53pm

To discover the flight details just google the flight number. You will see the altitude and flight number when you click on one of the planes. EG, you may see FR703 FL280 - That is the flight number and altitude; 28,000ft, respectively.