Behind Pribilof Traffic is a distributed network of Raspberry Pis, Docker containers, AI models, and custom Python applications collecting real-time data from the Pribilof Islands.
Raspberry Pi nodes deployed across the Pribilof Islands
Tracks aircraft within 250+ nautical miles using ADS-B signals.
Marine traffic receiver tracking vessels in the Bering Sea.
Decodes ACARS messages - datalink communications between planes and ground.
IP camera with automated archival, timelapse generation, and AI analysis.
Local AI models running on GPU for intelligent analysis
Vision model analyzes webcam images to verify NOAA forecasts twice daily.
Humorous AI-generated weather commentary comparing St. Paul and St. George.
AI analyzes approach conditions and generates pilot-style commentary.
Containerized services for data collection and processing
Complete aircraft tracking infrastructure using Docker Compose.
Aircraft datalink message decoding and display.
Local LLM server running multiple AI models for various tasks.
Custom scripts for data processing, monitoring, and automation
External data feeds and integrations
Note: We feed data TO FlightRadar24 and FlightAware, but collect our own ADS-B/ACARS directly.
Server stack and hosting
None of this would exist without the SDR Enthusiasts community
The definitive ADS-B reception guide — hardware, antennas, Docker stacks and feeding. Our blueprint from day one.
sdr-enthusiasts.gitbook.io/ads-bSource for every container we run. Open, well-maintained and constantly improved by volunteers around the world.
github.com/sdr-enthusiastsFriendly, patient and fast. The people who answered our questions about remote-site reception, weak signals and stubborn SDR dongles.
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