4. SQLite3 Station Database¶
Station data are suplied by a sqlite3 database in
~/.adnite2/adnite_stations.sqlite
in the table
stationlist.
- The easiest way to create and initially fill the database is by the program adnite2createdb as part of the AdNite2 - suite, which transformes csv-tables from ourairports.com.
- The database can be viewed and extended with so called private stations (location indicator starting with an underscore ‘_’) by the program adnite2dbedit as part of the AdNite2-suite.
- The database can be more extensively viewed and arbitrarily edited by the Mozilla Firefox plugin SQLite Manager https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/sqlite-manager/ (but any other sqlite3 client is fine).
4.1. Structure¶

4.2. Content¶

Note
- All charcters should be standard ASCII
- All fields must have a content
- latd latitude degrees as integer
- latm latitude minutes as integer
- lats latitude seconds as integer
- lond, lonm, lons similar for the longitudes
- The sign of latm and lats must be the same as in latd, similar for the longitude