ADS-B & Aviation Network
CurrentThe Grove’s aircraft-tracking infrastructure, receiving ADS-B traffic locally and tying the physical receiver network into ADSB1090.
The Grove’s aircraft-tracking infrastructure, receiving ADS-B traffic locally and tying the physical receiver network into ADSB1090.
The camera and public-view systems used around Gigabyte Grove, including the live EarthCam presence and property monitoring infrastructure.
A Gigabyte Grove initiative that puts real weather, radio, telemetry, and rural networking systems to work as open community data sources.
The Home Assistant-centered automation layer that connects presence, locks, doors, cameras, notifications, sensors, and everyday Grove systems.
A named Gigabyte Grove project for physical construction work completed around the homestead rather than software or electronics alone.
A named collection of practical Grove builds intended to make day-to-day life easier, more reliable, or more efficient.
A named Gigabyte Grove project for establishing and improving productive growing areas on the property.
A named Gigabyte Grove project focused on practical systems and habits that reduce avoidable dependence and make the homestead more resilient.
A named Gigabyte Grove project for the wired, wireless, routed, and segmented network that connects the property’s systems.
A planned local compute, storage, networking, and service environment intended to keep more of the Grove’s critical digital infrastructure under local control.
A named Gigabyte Grove project for adding solar generation and greater electrical resilience to the property.
A named Gigabyte Grove project for the radio systems, antennas, receivers, and communications infrastructure used around the property.
Two Docker-hosted WeatherStar 4000+ feeds that recreate the 1990s Weather Channel experience for South Georgia and Central New York.
The Grove’s live weather and environmental monitoring stack, combining local stations, radio-fed observations, and public data reporting.
Gigabyte Grove’s live NOAA GOES satellite downlink and the physical receiving stack behind locally processed geostationary weather data.
The Grove’s former 137 MHz NOAA APT weather-satellite receiver, now retired with the end of the legacy NOAA APT era.
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