AtomGPS Wigler is a wardriving tool originally created by @lozaning. For use with the M5Stack Atom GPS kit, this tool is specifically designed for Wi-Fi network geolocation. LED status indicators are outlined below. Wigle compatible CSV files are written to SD.
Requires an M5 AtomGPS unit, an SD card, and the Arduino IDE or Esptool.py to flash the firmware.
PyGPSClient is a multi-platform graphical GNSS/GPS testing, diagnostic and UBX © (u-blox ™) device configuration application written entirely in Python and tkinter.
Can open the serial port the GPS is on directly, contact gpsd, and read binary datalogs for replay.
Many aircraft broadcast information about how accurate their navigation system, which is almost always GPS, is at any given moment. The GPSJam map aggregates that data over 24 hours in time bins it into a hexagonal map. Green hexagons show where more than 98% of all aircraft who flew through that area reported good navigation accuracy. Yellow hexagons show where between 2% and 10% of aircraft reported low navigation accuracy. Red hexagons show where more than 10% of aircraft reported low navigation accuracy.
Data is pulled from ADSB Exchange.
FoxtrotGPS is an easy to use, free & open-source GPS/GIS application that works well on small screens, and is especially suited to touch input. It spun off of tangoGPS in 2010 with a focus on cooperation and fostering community innovation. FoxtrotGPS is freely available to the public for use, redistribution, and modification under the terms of the GPLv2. Requires gpsd.
GPS.gov's directory of status reports and operational directories.
Navigation Center RSS Feeds for Local Notices to Mariners (LNMs) for each Coast Guard District. These feeds are update automatically as soon as we publish the latest LNM for each districts.
Currently monitored by Tripwire.
A Python module for interacting with gpsd. Defaults to connecting to 127.0.0.1, port 2947/tcp.
Documentation: https://pypi.org/project/gps3/
A web application (personal and otherwise) for tracking high altitude balloons, radiosonde beacons, and so forth on a world map. Desktop and mobile friendly.
Github: https://github.com/rossengeorgiev/habitat-mobile-tracker
For collecting GPS track logs suitable for uploading to Open Streetmap, gpsd includes a utility (gpxlogger) which connects to a running gpsd and generates those files. This is a link to its manpage.
A free, publically referrable, publically editable street map of the world, generated out of data contributed by the people who live there.
A collaborative website which maps wireless access points all across the world using information donated by enterprising wardrivers.
An openstreetmap app for android which keeps tabs on your GPS coordinates and shares your location in an anonymous fashion with a random Target ID and tracking code. Can share with chosen people or the public at large. Can transmit and receive data via SMS.
A personal webapp for tracking your own location. Lets you set up a private location diary or a realtime tracker to share with people you give access to. A phone app for iOS and android is the user front-end. The app can publish GPS coordinates and your phone's status to an arbitrary HTTP API endpoint or MQTT broker if you tell it to. Your location gets plotted on a map. The back-end is called Recorder and is found on github: https://github.com/owntracks/recorder