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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/free/index.rst
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Information is generally provided in the form of *State Vectors* (see below). The following paragraphs will help you understand how we represent an aircraft's state and how to use it. There is also a little more specific documentation available for our :doc:`REST API <rest>`. We provide a :doc:`Python <python>` language binding and a :doc:`Java <java>` language binding for the REST API.

Citation and Terms of Use
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If you create a publication (including web pages, papers published by a third party, and publicly available presentations) using data from the OpenSky Network data set, you should cite the original OpenSky paper as follows::

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/free/java.rst
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OpenSkyApi api = new OpenSkyApi(USERNAME, PASSWORD);
OpenSkyStates os = api.getStates(0, null);

Keep in mind that there are :ref:`rate limitiations <limitations-anon>` for the global view!
Keep in mind that there are :ref:`rate limitiations <limitations>` for the global view!

It is also possible to retrieve state vectors for a certain area. For this purpose, you need to provide a bounding box. It is defined by lower and upper bounds for longitude and latitude. The following example shows how to retrieve data for a bounding box which encompasses Switzerland::

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