darksidelemm
commented
1 year ago OK, probably the best way to detect these right now is going to be:
if payload_call == aprs_tocall && "Weather Balloon" in comment
Someone who knows who is uploading the telemetry is commenting in this thread: https://github.com/rs1729/RS/issues/48#issuecomment-1600552301
However no response to questions yet.
We're now seeing radiosonde traffic from Turkey ending up on the map.
This appears to be from something that's still being developed, as the altitude is being reported incorrectly. Example traffic: https://grafana.v2.sondehub.org/d/Lwvk1Hy4k/aprs-telemetry?var-Payload=14269&from=1687131491033&to=1687131870767&orgId=1
{"software_name":"SondeHub APRS-IS Gateway","software_version":"2023.04.16","uploader_callsign":"SIXTH","path":"TCPIP,qAC,SIXTH","time_received":"2023-06-18T23:44:29.537244Z","payload_callsign":"14269","datetime":"2023-06-18T23:44:29.537218Z","lat":40.87916666666667,"lon":29.151333333333334,"alt":112.77600000000001,"comment":"Weather Balloon Temp : 5.0C Alt: 2836.0 Freq: 401.000 MHz MHz","raw":"14269>14269,TCPIP,qAC,SIXTH:!4052.75N/02909.08EO210/003/A=000370 Weather Balloon Temp : 5.0C Alt: 2836.0 Freq: 401.000 MHz MHz","aprs_tocall":"14269","modulation":"APRS","position":"40.87916666666667,29.151333333333334"}
They're not using a correct tocall (though interestingly the payload callsign and tocall appear to be the same, so that might be useful), which makes it a little harder to filter.
Suggestions on filtering: