Visualizing m1 versus m3 traffic data with CesiumJS

Generation of a CZML file from two so6 air traffic files: last filled flight plan (m1) and flight plan enhanced with radar data (m3)

This CZML file can be read by CesiumJS. The traffic is represented by :

• static objects (trajectories)
• dynamic objects (tracks)

Example: display all A380 flights from LFPG airport (m1 versus m3)

Running the tests

You can verify the generated CZML file:

• either with a simple drap & drop on the online Cesium viewer here
• either by modifying the CZML variable in the Cesium path sandbox here

With the second option, you can save an html file that you can run with a local server, see the HelloWorld.html example in Cesium Apps folder

Built With

• pandas - Python Data Analysis Library
• CesiumJS - Open-source JavaScript library for world-class 3D globes and maps

Authors

• Thomas Dubot

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details