Tracking Aircraft with Streams + Software-Defined Radio

Air traffic data is continuously broadcast publicly. Aircraft location, heading, location and all sorts of other data is broadcast using a system called ADS-B or Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast.
This freely broadcast data is a natural fit for an event stream that can be captured, consumed, transformed and republished.

Join us January 9th at 6pm in the Dayton Innovation Hub to hear Guy Royse walk us through this process and learn how easy it is to create your own project using air traffic data.

Guy is a Developer Advocate with Redis.
He is a wealth of knowledge across a range of technology and his presentations are always fun and educational.

Click here for more detail about Guy and this presentation

Where to meet
The Innovation Hub
31 S Main St, Dayton, OH 45402
We will be meeting downstairs at the Innovation Hub, in The Koorndyk room. When you enter The Hub, take the stairs (or the elevator) down. The Koorndyk room is to the LEFT of the elevators or straight ahead from the the stairwell (It's the 'glass walled' room).

Where to park
Free parking
Street parking is free after 5pm so any parking close to the building is a good choice.

Garage parking
There is a paid parking lot - The Reibold Garage - one block South of the Innovation Hub.
https://www.parkme.com/lot/92975/reibold-garage-dayton-oh