Track data

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zekai wu
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- zekai wu
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- DOI:
- 10.21227/5wm7-gw84
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Abstract
The ADS-B trajectory data is obtained from the public Internet and includes four aircraft targets, namely B737, C17-1, C17-2, and E35L. Each target contains 110 complete trajectories, totaling more than 100,000 trajectory points. The tracks used for training in the experiment are stored in the form of track points, encoded using UTF-8. Each line corresponds to one track point simultaneously, and the contents are time, longitude, latitude, altitude, speed, heading and climb respectively. All data is stored in txt format.
Instructions:
All txt data were experimentally analyzed using python software, and all data analyses were run in the self-built GRU network environment