- aircraft
string with the ICAO 24-bit address of an aircraft (for
example, \"346190\" for Air Nostrum EC-NCD (ATR 72-600), or a character vector
with multiple ICAO 24-bit addresses. In the default behavior, data is
retrieved for any aircraft.
- startTime
date-time string indicating the starting time point of the
interval for which state vectors should be retrieved. Must be in a format that
can be unambiguously converted into POSIXct time. Valid examples are
\"2011-03-28 01:30:00\" and \"2011/03/28 01:30:00\".
- endTime
date-time string indicating the end time point of the interval
for which state vectors should be retrieved. Must be in a format that can be
unambiguously converted into POSIXct time. Valid examples are
\"2011-03-28 01:30:00\" and \"2011/03/28 01:30:00\".
- timeZone
string with the name of the time zone for time. For details on
supported time zones, see help(timezones). By default, the system time zone is
used.
- minLatitude
minimum latitude to filter the retrieved state vectors.
Must be a value between -180 and 180. Negative values denote south latitudes,
and positive values denote north latitudes. By default, no filtering based on
location is performed.
- maxLatitude
maximum latitude to filter the retrieved state vectors.
Must be a value between -180 and 180. Negative values denote south latitudes,
and positive values denote north latitudes. By default, no filtering based on
location is performed.
- minLongitude
minimum longitude to filter the retrieved state vectors.
Must be a value between -180 and 180. Negative values denote west longitudes,
and positive values denote east longitudes. By default, no filtering based on
location is performed.
- maxLongitude
maximum longitude to filter the retrieved state vectors.
Must be a value between -180 and 180. Negative values denote west longitudes,
and positive values denote east longitudes. By default, no filtering based on
location is performed.
- minBaroAltitude
minimum barometric altitude to filter the retrieved
state vectors. By default, no filtering based on barometric altitude is
performed.
- maxBaroAltitude
maximum barometric altitude to filter the retrieved
state vectors. By default, no filtering based on barometric altitude is
performed.
- minGeoAltitude
minimum geometric altitude to filter the retrieved
state vectors. By default, no filtering based on geometric altitude is
performed. It should be noted that geometric altitude is included in state
vectors less frequently than barometric altitude.
- maxGeoAltitude
maximum geometric altitude to filter the retrieved
state vectors. By default, no filtering based on geometric altitude is
performed. It should be noted that geometric altitude is included in state
vectors less frequently than barometric altitude.
- minVelocity
minimum velocity to filter the retrieved state vectors.
By default, no filtering based on velocity is performed.
- maxVelocity
maximum velocity to filter the retrieved state vectors.
By default, no filtering based on velocity is performed.
- minVerticalRate
minimum vertical rate to filter the retrieved state
vectors. Ascending aircrafts have positive vertical rate values, while
descending aircrafts have negative values. By default, no filtering based on
vertical rate is performed.
- maxVerticalRate
maximum vertical rate to filter the retrieved state
vectors. Ascending aircrafts have positive vertical rate values, while
descending aircrafts have negative values. By default, no filtering based on
vertical rate is performed.
- callSignFilter
string or character vector specifying one or more call
signs that will be used to filter the results of the query, returning only
those that match the specified values. By default, no filtering based on
call sign is performed.
- onGroundStatus
logical indicating if the results should be filtered to
return only state vectors with an on_ground state of TRUE or FALSE (usually,
corresponding respectively to planes on air or on land). By default, no
filtering based on on_ground status is performed.
- squawkFilter
string or character vector specifying one or more squawk
codes that will be used to filter the results of the query, returning only
those that match the specified values. By default, no filtering based on
call sign is performed. Each specified squawk code should be a 4-character
string, containing only digits from 0 to 7. It should be noted that the
meaning of most squawk codes is not universally defined. Only the three
following codes are applicable worldwide: 7500 (hijacked aircraft), 7600
(radio failure) and 7700 (emergency situation). For additional details, see
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_transponder_codes
- spiStatus
logical indicating if the results should be filtered to
return only state vectors where the SPI (Special Purpose Identification) was
turned on (TRUE) or not (FALSE). By default, no filtering based on emission of
SPI pulse is performed. For details, see
https://www.faa.gov/documentLibrary/media/Order/FAA_Order_6365.1A.pdf
- alertStatus
logical indicating if the results should be filtered to
return only state vectors with the alert flag on (TRUE) or not (FALSE). By
default, no filtering based on the alert flag is performed. For details, see
https://www.faa.gov/documentLibrary/media/Order/FAA_Order_6365.1A.pdf
- username
string with the username to use for authentication for the
OpenSky Trino interface. The user must have been granted access to the Trino interface.
- password
string with the password to use for authentication for the
OpenSky Trino interface. The user must have been granted access to the Trino interface.