Pribilof Traffic Stats

By the numbers: aircraft, vessels, weather, and data powering Pribilof Traffic.

Pribilof Traffic by the Numbers

A quick snapshot of everything humming under the hood: aircraft tracked overhead, timelapse frames stitched from the St. George webcam, METAR sensors monitored, and the growing archive of data that tells the story of the Pribilof Islands skies and seas.

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All numbers are approximate and updated periodically.

Aircraft

Total unique aircraft tracked over the islands.

Last 30 days: 0

Timelapse Frames

Frames captured by the St. George webcam timelapse system.

Total videos: 0

Data Volume

Approximate gigabytes of raw and processed data stored.

Live systems only

METAR Sensor Reliability

PAPB (St. George) and PASN (St. Paul) METAR stations are monitored continuously. Below is a quick look at how often the core sensors have been available since tracking began.

PAPB METAR

Average uptime across wind, temperature, visibility, and pressure sensors.

PASN METAR

Average uptime across wind, temperature, visibility, and pressure sensors.

Pribilof Traffic, by the Numbers

Thousands of unique aircraft have crossed the Pribilof Islands airspace since tracking began.
Millions of pixels of Bering Sea weather are captured and condensed into smooth daily timelapses.
Multiple METAR sensors are checked and logged around the clock for reliability tracking.
A growing archive of data underpins every chart, alert, and visualization on the site.