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Xavier
Xavier
posted 10/19/2012 11:28:16 PM
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I'm comparing Skydemon and the last 1/250000 SIA Paris Area Chart
Most of the obstacles of the SIA Chart are not on Skydemon map.
There must be some sort of filter used by SkyDemon to show only some obstacles and not all of them. Can we have the rule of that filter?
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stevelup
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posted 10/21/2012 10:55:52 AM
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I suspect SD only shows obstacles that are in the AIP. It's possible that there is more detail on the SIA chart than there is in the AIP?
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Tim Dawson
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posted 10/25/2012 3:58:27 PM
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The main filter we use is that obstacles must be at least 300ft AGL to feature in our maps.
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Xavier
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posted 10/30/2012 9:10:14 PM
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Just for the community of users to know: on SIA Paris 1/250000 Chart, there are many obstacles higher than 300ft which are not on SkyDemon Chart. Any MSA calculated by SkyDemon can hence be totally misguiding.
Is the reason that SIA uses a difference obstacle database than the one which is made available to SkyDemon?
SIA means Service d'Information Aeronautique, it's a government body, I would find it questionable that such an official institution retains safety information such as obstacle data.
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Tim Dawson
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posted 11/26/2012 3:47:38 PM
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I believe the data we use is basically the same as what the French publish in their AIP for pilots. If they are omitting an obstruction from their AIP which could be dangerous to aircraft, please let them know.
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