APRS (Automatic Packet Reporting System) logs a variety of data that is used for different purposes, primarily in amateur radio and aviation. Here's an overview of the types of data logged and how they are used:

• This weather station is located 2 miles SE (301°) of the Glendale airfield

The ALERTCalifornia live web camera system, hosted, maintained, and operated by UC San Diego, is a cutting-edge wildfire monitoring network designed to enhance disaster response and environmental observation. Equipped with over 1,000 high-definition, pan-tilt-zoom cameras strategically placed across California, the system provides real-time 24/7 surveillance of fire-prone regions.

• This live camera shot is located 4 miles N-NW (296°) of the Glendale Airfield

Windy.com is an interactive weather forecasting service that provides real-time weather maps, including wind, waves, temperature, pressure, and other meteorological parameters. The platform is particularly popular among kiters, surfers, paragliders, pilots, sailors, and anyone else who relies on accurate weather information for their activities

• Glendale airfields predominant wind direction is from SW (235°)
• Typical wind speed for this airfield is 5-10mph

The FindU.comWeather Panel is a feature on the FindU.comwebsite that provides real-time weather data for APRS (Automatic Packet Reporting System) stations

• This weather station is located at the Glendale airfield

The FindU.comweather graphs provide visual representations of weather data collected from APRS (Automatic Packet Reporting System) stations. These graphs are useful for tracking weather trends over time and can be customized to display specific parameters.

• This weather station is located at the Glendale airfield