With Aireon’s space-based ADS-B data, researchers spanning many fields can advance their understanding of aviation patterns, air traffic, potential safety hazards, commonalities and frequencies, and more. Combining this with other datasets such as atmospheric or environmental information allows researchers to unlock key findings that can inform safety protocols, reduce climate impacts, continue to advance modern aviation, and push research to new heights.

Global data that answers questions big and small

Space-based ADS-B for enhanced air traffic surveillance, innovation and analytics provides unique solutions to researchers across multiple industries and fields. Access to historical data for events like flight tracking, turbulence, GPS interference, and more allows scholars, analysts, and other researchers to compare points over time, identify trends, and test hypotheses.

Featured case study

Quantifying Collision Risk Across Australia’s Airspace

Researchers at Queensland University of Technology in Australia, in a collaborative initiative with Boeing and the Australian government, are using Aireon data to analyze collision risk and create a digital toolkit that will inform the development of emerging aviation technologies.
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Aireon - Space-Based ADS-B Global Air Traffic Surveillance and Tracking
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