The OpenSky community provides a variety of tools for accessing and processing air traffic data. These tools include Python, R, and MATLAB libraries for querying the Trino database, interacting with the API , and analyzing prepared datasets .
These tools are community-maintained and not officially supported by OpenSky. Please contact the respective maintainers or visit the OpenSky forum for questions.
Developer: Xavier Olive, Onera
A Python library for air traffic data analysis, supporting trajectory clustering and accessing OpenSky data.
Developer: Junzi Sun, TU Delft
A Python library to decode Mode-S and ADS-B messages and interface with OpenSky's Trino database.
An accessible GUI for downloading data directly from the OpenSky Trino database, without needing to write SQL queries.
Developer: MIT Lincoln Labs
A collection of MATLAB scripts and shell tools for querying and processing OpenSky data.
Developers: Rafael Ayala, Luis Gasco
Various R-based libraries for accessing OpenSky API and Trino database.
Source: GitHub - openSkies , GitHub - openskyr
Developer: TU Braunschweig
A Java-based tool for filtering and preprocessing ADS-B data.
Developer: UK Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
A framework for target tracking and state estimation.
Additional OpenSky API wrappers for various programming languages.