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Is the data actually interesting? I feel like any place that would have widespread jamming would also see routing away of non-military aircraft meaning you'd ne
by vlovich123 3y ago
Is the data actually interesting? I feel like any place that would have widespread jamming would also see routing away of non-military aircraft meaning you'd never see the jamming taking place except if you happen to get lucky and the jamming zone is larger than the "stay out" zone. This makes sense then why the map is entirely green with some red just at the periphery of Ukraine with the majority of Ukraine having no data since it's a no-fly zone for civilian traffic.
- wongarsu 3y agoThe jamming over Kaliningrad affecting civil aviation has made the news recently, and the map does provide some interesting insights both how far the effect reaches into Poland and Sweden, and how often it is turned on and off.
- martinky24 3y agoThis is a case where nominally, with a solid understanding of geopolitical events, maybe it's not interesting on average. BUT, all of a sudden something might pop up one day. The accessible, "crowdsourced" data is helpful to have in those cases.
- hoffs 3y agoIf you read the article, jamming is based on uncertainty of the aircraft, just because it's uncertain, doesn't mean that it's dangerous level of uncertainty