Algorithm to search for spy planes

Was bored and browsing the interwebs and stumbled across this article. Which makes me wonder what they found that they did not share, if they found anything else at all.

www.buzzfeed.com...BuzzFeed News Trained A Computer To Search For Hidden Spy Planes. This Is What We Found.

Now to get them to do worldwide..

a reply to: Blackfinger

I always wondered if there are other countries that have an extensive black budget like we do for aircraft. Would be interesting...

If they used a different program they'd see a lot more than that. Hell, I pick out a lot of the military ones they identified by eyeball when I'm watching them.

originally posted by: Zaphod58
If they used a different program they'd see a lot more than that. Hell, I pick out a lot of the military ones they identified by eyeball when I'm watching them.

I wish I lived in an active area for these aircraft. Denver does not seem to have anything sadly. I am constantly looking skyward...

a reply to: Cavrecon22

Watch the ADS-B Exchange. I see stuff around that area. Tons of Academy stuff around the Springs too.

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Cavrecon22

Watch the ADS-B Exchange. I see stuff around that area. Tons of Academy stuff around the Springs too.

Hehe Funny you mention that, I have it saved to my phone

But what about all the spy planes 'that look' like ordinary planes?

Not only but invade in 'ordinary' planes?

The Russians first entered Afghanistan in airliners. We did the same thing, landing the first (X) thousand troops in Saudi Arabia (prior to Gulf War One) in Jumbo jets.

Edit: Covert personnel insertion is also achieved via HALO and HAHO jumps from hi altitude, where the jump aircraft is 'camouflaged' , flying in civilian traffic corridors and squawking like a civilian aircraft.

See the film, Navy Seals.

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Cavrecon22

Watch the ADS-B Exchange. I see stuff around that area. Tons of Academy stuff around the Springs too.

Like....

I'm much more interested in the SciFly ops in October 2015 for Naval spec ops. The flight eschewed Moffett Field and the areas they flew over are either urban or terrain which I know well so I'm wonder what they were testing or looking for?

a reply to: FredT

There's a thread about that!!!

It circled Denver and then headed se off radar?

originally posted by: iWontGiveUP
a reply to: FredT

There's a thread about that!!!

It circled Denver and then headed se off radar?

I was looking at the SF Bay Area stuff. Alot of circling in the Santa Cruz mts., Concord, the Peninsula and SF.....