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Filtering within pyopensky query
3 years 6 months ago #1484
by golenr
Filtering within pyopensky query was created by golenr
For a project in Python. I am trying to filter within the first query to the impala database using pyopensky.
The filter I want to apply (beyond time interval and bounding box) is the filter to only recognize aircraft and exclude the on ground vehicles such as cars and the like which are not aircraft.
What is the best option to do such filtering?
Things I have noticed is onground vehicles mostly do not have squawk codes, Their callsign are not of the same length as aircraft. But as far as I am aware there is no option within the query to filter with something along the lines of squawk != NaN or len(callsign) <= 4
I look forward to any help
The filter I want to apply (beyond time interval and bounding box) is the filter to only recognize aircraft and exclude the on ground vehicles such as cars and the like which are not aircraft.
What is the best option to do such filtering?
Things I have noticed is onground vehicles mostly do not have squawk codes, Their callsign are not of the same length as aircraft. But as far as I am aware there is no option within the query to filter with something along the lines of squawk != NaN or len(callsign) <= 4
I look forward to any help
3 years 6 months ago #1485
by junzis
Replied by junzis on topic Filtering within pyopensky query
Currently, the groud filter is not implemented in pyopensky. I think it is possible that. Please file an issue at the following link. I will take a look at possible solutions.
github.com/junzis/pyopensky/issues
BTW, some ground vehicles do have squawk codes... so we have to approach it differently.
github.com/junzis/pyopensky/issues
BTW, some ground vehicles do have squawk codes... so we have to approach it differently.
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