A day with SkyRadar
A drone shows up over the perimeter.
Here is what that looks like with a SkyRadar station on site.
- The station listens. A SkyRadar ground station at the facility receives ADS-B from crewed aircraft and WiFi and Bluetooth Remote ID broadcasts from drones nearby.
- A contact appears. Field › Tools › Radar › Radar Map shows the drone's broadcast position and track as the station receives it, next to any aircraft in the area.
- Your team checks it. The altitude, speed and time of each contact are on screen, so the person on duty can decide what to do under your own procedures.
- The record stays. Radar History keeps every contact the station logged, so you can review the day or hand the details to the people who handle it.
What it covers: aircraft and drones broadcasting ADS-B or Remote ID within range of a connected station, as an awareness picture your team acts on under its own procedures.