Open data

Everything that appears on this site comes from public JSON archives, without registration and without a key. This is data that third parties already publish openly, gathered and organized for study. You can download it, cross-reference it, use it in class, in a college paper, on your own dashboard, always for non-commercial purposes. I only ask for credit, to me and the original source.

Sets

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Version

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License

that of the source

indicated in each set

The sets

The catalog below is read from catalogo.json, the same file that a program can use to discover what exists.

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How to use

In the terminal

curl -s https://escuta.moretes.com/dados/v1/catalogo.json

In Python

import json, urllib.request

base = "https://escuta.moretes.com/dados/v1/"
with urllib.request.urlopen(base + "propagacao/wspr.json") as r:
    wspr = json.load(r)

for f in wspr["faixas"]:
    print(f["faixa"], f["registros"], f["km_max"])

On a web page

const base = "https://escuta.moretes.com/dados/v1/";
const r = await fetch(base + "propagacao/sol.json");
const sol = await r.json();
console.log(sol.agora.fluxo_solar, sol.faixas);

The files accept reads from any origin (CORS enabled), so you can use them directly from your browser or from another website.

Code of conduct

The files change at most once per hour. Fetching them faster than that only wastes bandwidth on both sides.
Times are in UTC, in ISO 8601 format. Distances in kilometers, altitudes in meters, speeds in km/h.
The path /dados/v1/ is stable. If a format needs to change in a way that breaks a program, it goes to /v2/ and the old one stays on the air for a while.
It is a one person project, without a team or guarantee. It may go offline, it may have gaps. Each set states when it was last updated.

Privacy

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How to cite

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Third-party sets (NOAA, N0NBH, WSPRnet) follow the source license indicated for each. See credits in About.