@richardalligier, Thank you.
I understand, that timestamps in “measurements” are the time of arrival of the signal at the receivers (in nanoseconds).
According to the documentation, “timeAtServer” - is the time when the information was received by OpenSky’s ingestion server.
In data, sensors timestamps increases from ~0.9 sec, to ~3600,9 sec; timeAtServer is a time in seconds from 0 to ~3600 sec. So, I assumed that both indicates the same one hour. Is it correct?
So, the question is: if both timestamps of the same aircraft indicates time in the same hour, and server received data from sensors, why timestamp of receiving information about the aircraft by the server is less then timestamp of signal arriving at sensors (it is indicates, that information about signal arrive to server earlier than signal arrived to sensors) ?
@masorx could you please comments
Thanks
Best,
Anton