VModeS is a library for vectorized decoding of Mode S and ADS-B messages sent by an aircraft.
The library has the following features
Decode Mode S and ADS-B aircraft data
ICAO address
aircraft callsign
aircraft category
surface and airborne positions
altitude
position uncertainty
Validate surface and airborne positions according to ICAO standard.
Designed for real-time, streaming, and batching applications.
Use NumPy and Cython for the performance of the calculations.
Install library with:
pip install vmodes
Read API documentation:
pydoc vmodes
This library is inspired by pyModeS project by Junzi Sun. Learn more about Mode S and ADS-B with his book at
VModeS library is licensed under terms of AGPL license, version 3, see COPYING file for details. As stated in the license, there is no warranty, so any usage is on your own risk.
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