Get a sensor — Cosmic On Air

Get a sensor

The current sensors supported for the Cosmic On Air project are:

Safecast bGeigieNano and bGeigieZen
- Purchase here: https://bgeigiezen.safecast.jp/
- Data are recorded locally on a removable microSD card or transmitted in real time via Wi-Fi. Soon, direct uploads from the microSD card to the API will be available without the need to remove the microSD card. Note: the bGeigieNano needs a GPS signal to begin logging.
Radiacode 102, 103 and 103G
- Purchase here: https://www.radiacode.com/ (also available on Amazon).
- Data are logged directly onto the device and can be extracted via the Radiacode app (Android only for now), or via USB connection to a Windows PC.
GQ electronics GMC-300, GMC-320, GMC-500, GMC-500+, GMC-800 and GMC-SE
- Purchase here: https://www.gqelectronicsllc.com/ (also available on Amazon).
- Data are logged directly onto the device and can be downloaded to a Windows PC using the GQ Geiger Counter Data Viewer available here. Note: first install the USB Driver.
Rium GM (new model coming soon)
- Data can be acquired using either the RiumApp or Open Radiation app (iOS/Android) for Bluetooth enabled detectors.

We are in the process of updating our online database. In the meanwhile, please email your log file directly to us at cosmiconair @gmail.com with the following information:

Flight number and date
Departure airport and arrival airport
Device type (Safecast/Radiacode/GQ GMC/Rium)
Anything else you think is interesting (possibility of solar activity, thunderstorm etc.)

If you have any other radiation sensors and would like to contribute to the Cosmic On Air project, or have questions about any of the supported detector systems, please get in touch at cosmiconair@gmail.com.