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Package: Airspace

Airspace Represents Airspaces used in/by ICAO Regions Areas Zones Sectors Airspaces used in/by Air traffic services Special regulated airspace Client defined airspace Various ‘limited’ airspace The airspace concept area is a generic model for describing airspaces representing ICAO regions, area, zones, sectors and other airspace partitions.

Airspace Feature

Airspace geometry

Airspace Altitudes The airspaces are defined with horizontal boundaries and altitudes for upper limits, lower limits and minimum altitudes.

Derived Airspace Geometry The airspace model includes two geometrical constructs: Airspaces can be related by sharing the same horizontal borders. Airspaces can be created by combining component airspaces through union ( addition), intersection and subtraction. 2+ airspace with same horizontal border Airspace derived from aggregation of parts

Airspace feature

Airspace Class

Airspace Usage Feature

Lists of values

Airspace Relationships

XML encoding examples See www.aixm.aero

Open (encoding) issue How will this be encoded GML?

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