hey Sup Forumsfag here. Researching some dat files. Any tips/suggestions/knowledgeable-shitposts would be appreciated
Question RE Airport dat file
Alexander Evans
Carter Brooks
you'll need to be more specific fampai
Levi Taylor
Learn how to specify your OP you fucking idiot
A dat file could be literally anything
Asher Harris
>dat file
Post it
Joseph Ortiz
looking into what airport flight dat files contain and where to obtain the raw, horses mouth data. Working under the assumption that the raw data is better for tracking actual events than narrative.
sorry for being vague but i am not sure what my answers are yet so i do not know the
right questions.
>attempting to learn
>pic related
Jack Howard
only dat files i'm interested in are the ones dat contain more of dat ass
Oliver Fisher
>Sup Forums
fuck off, shitbag
Carter Robinson
eat shit retarded commie
Colton Turner
nu/g/
Ryan Lopez
>>Sup Forums
GTFO
Jeremiah Myers
Go back to your shit board you nazi scum. Fuck you.
Cameron Diaz
Are you talking about a flight simulator game? Or are you talking about using a flight tracking api for flight data?
Oliver Bennett
>looking into what airport flight dat files contain and where to obtain the raw, horses mouth data.
9/11 was a steel beam job?
Noah Sullivan
If someone calls a file file.dat you have to know how they made it in order to read it.
It might be a text file, it might be something else.
I would suggest that you get a specification on how the file was created so you can make something that reads it (or an application that can read it already)
Because dat file means it is not any predefined standard.
James Young
give us the file or show us the API
Colton Sullivan
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just want to log locations and identifiers via shp file? or if nothing else a dbIV file. i'm a gis nerd exploring new ways of compiling potential travel routes involved in human trafficking and the potential utilization of non-standard transportation like non-commercial aircraft
Easton Hill
where did you get this picture of me?
Jordan Young
right?
i really wanted to grab eyes onto my shitty thread
Evan Jackson
Are you talking about "shp" formatted data from directly from USGS?
Jason Davis
You're going to want to write a script that watches for newly updated datasets. I suggest using bash or python for this purpose.
Tyler Morales
found some on openflights, its csv data, i can handle it
i want to thank you all for the response to my false alarm.
>shills get the rope too
David Clark
From what I gather,
OP is referring to this kind of information:
catalog.data.gov
prd-tnm.s3.amazonaws.com
en.wikipedia.org
He's specifcally asking how to get the latest data available, and what the most effective method of parsing is.
Jackson Flores
thank you user
again, old gis nerd
been out for too long
>really miss AV 3.2 crashing
>damn i'm old
Joshua Davis
>are