Moving target of interest predictive locating, reporting, and alerting

A computer-implemented method for predicting the potential path and movement of an in air moving object, the computer-implemented method comprising:

• receiving moving object data including a speed and direction of travel of said in air moving object relative to a first user corresponding to said in air moving object at a first Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) of said first user location and sending said moving object data and said first Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) information to a server;
• said server determining a future proximity of said in air moving object;
• said determining said potential path of travel is further based on one or more historical traits concerning the in air moving object and a medium that the in air moving object is moving through;
• receiving data from a Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) sensor for at least a second user that determines a location speed and direction of travel of the at least a second user;
• said server merging the received moving object data and the received Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) sensor data of said at least a second user into a set of merged data;
• based on the set of merged data along with a street map grid, said server determines a potential path of travel for the in air moving object relative to said at least a second user for calculated potential interaction of said in air moving object with said at least a second user;
• said server sends a notification to said at least a second user if said at least a second user is calculated to be in a path of said future interaction proximity of said in air moving object;
• said determining a potential path of travel comprises calculating an area from the predicted location or range of locations for the in-air moving object and determining whether one or more other objects are located within the area of travel, and
• determining potential for danger of the in air moving object with the other or more other objects, comparing the potential to a threshold, using a result of the comparing to determine a level of notification of danger to provide for an alert at the determined level of notification.