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Geolocation and aviation data

Geographic research, location identification, and take-off and landing records.

Geographic research and information on air traffic.

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About this service

Geolocation & aviation data

Sometimes the question is not who, but where and when: where a photo was taken, where a certain place is, or whether a flight really took off and landed as claimed.

I use open geographic sources and aviation data to identify locations and test claims against the data. Every finding is presented with its source.

The deliverable can support legal proceedings, the testing of an account, or any decision that depends on place and time.

When you need it

When clients come to me

  • When you need to find where a photo or video was taken
  • When a claim in a case depends on flight data
  • When you need take-off and landing information
  • When you need geographic research on a specific place
What I check

What the research covers

Location identification

Identifying where an item was captured or an event took place.

Geographic research

Open information on a place, its surroundings and access.

Take-offs and landings

Information on take-offs and landings at airports.

Testing claims

Checking claims against open aviation data.

Example questions

Questions you can ask

No identifying details, like every example on this site.

  • “Does an airline’s defense, in a lawsuit over a canceled flight, hold water?”
  • “Where was an image circulating online taken?”
  • “Did a specific aircraft take off and land at the times claimed?”
How it works

From information to intelligence, in four steps

  1. 01

    Define the question

    What exactly do you need to know, and for which decision?

  2. 02

    Collect and analyze

    I gather from every relevant open source, filter out the noise and cross-check the findings.

  3. 03

    The deliverable

    A business intelligence report, an intelligence picture or a direct answer, with conclusions and recommendations.

  4. 04

    You decide

    You act on a clear, verified picture.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Didn’t find your answer? Send me a question on WhatsApp and I’ll get back to you.

All FAQs
Where does the aviation data come from?

From open sources and lawfully purchased databases, within the law. How I work.

Can the findings be used in a lawsuit?

Every finding is presented with its source, so your lawyer can weigh how to use it.

Does this work outside Israel?

Yes. Geographic research and aviation data are not limited to one country.

Glossary

Business intelligence glossary

Core concepts, in brief

Geolocation

Imagery

Identifying where a photo or event took place from details in the image and on the map: ridgelines, signs, buildings and shadows. Used for geographic research and verification.

Geographic research

Verification

Fact-checking

Checking whether a report, image or document can be trusted: what the original source is, when it was published, and who else is reporting it. That is how you tell real news from fake news.

How to verify information

Open-source intelligence

OSINT · Core concept

Collecting and analyzing information that has been published openly and legally: media, social networks, websites and official publications. The value is never in a single piece of information, but in cross-checking many of them.

What is OSINT

Litigation support

For lawyers

Documents, traces and prior links between parties, collected from open sources and documented so a lawyer can work with them.

Support for lawyers
Your turn

Have a question that needs an answer?

Send it on WhatsApp, by phone or by email, and I’ll get back to you to define the research question together.