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RAWT is (or better, should become, :-) ) the "Radio Amateur's Web-based Toolkit". It is a set of web-based tools written in php and using a postgreSQL-DB as backend for storing the data (e.g. qso information for a logbook, etc.) The goal of the projec

WebLogger is a php-based application designed to help Amateur Radio operators log radio traffic. WebLogger targets traffic related to community and public service such as skywarn, assisting in natural disasters and other emergency situations.

RadioBox is open-source broadcasting solution that relays on client-server architecture. It consists of media server that runs as a service and listens for socket connections of graphical interfaces (web access, Windows GUI, Linux GUI, etc...)

Amateur radio log program written in PHP. Put your log online for visitors to browse in real time. Access your log from any web browser. Work is also planned for contest logging and enhanced entry ease.

This is an online Amateur radio logging software written in PHP and uses a MySQL database. This program is to provide both a personal logger and as a contest logger.

APRS World is comprised of an Automatic Packet Reporting System (APRS) parser and a web interface. The parser connects to an APRS feed and inserts packets into a MySQL database. The web interface provides a convenient means of retrieving this data. This

Amateur radio software used by internet/hamradio gateways, like QSL gallery, DPBOX access CGI interface, SuperVozelj telemetric and photo downloader, ...

This volunteer management project is an extension of the Sahana disaster management system, specifically targeted for use by Amateur Radio Operators in support of the Marine Corps Marathon.

A real-time web application that connects to the APRS-IS network and displays tracked stations on an interactive OpenStreetMap using Leaflet. Features * Real-time tracking: Live updates from APRS-IS network via Server-Sent Events * Interactive map: OpenStreetMap with Leaflet for smooth, responsive mapping * Station markers: APRS symbols mapped to Font Awesome icons * Movement trails: Visual track history for moving stations * Station details: Click markers for detailed information (position, altitude, speed, comment) * Search & filter: Find stations by callsign or comment * Geographic filtering: Configure area of interest (radius-based filtering) * No database required: In-memory storage with Memcached or file fallback Demo: https://phpaprs2.demo.asham.ca/