Data Dictionary
- From: mike_phillips urscorp com
- To: fplan-list gnome org
- Subject: Data Dictionary
- Date: Wed, 7 Nov 2001 09:48:45 -0500
Here are my first thoughts on the data dictionary. A lot more of the
detail will come out once I dive fully into the DAFIF files to find all
the information.
Mike
# Proposed data dictionary for fplan
# Mike Phillips, 2001
There will be at least two different data dictionaries. All
supported databases will support at least the classic and
enhanced data sets. This does include the current flat files.
This will require the writing of some relational lookups for
the flat file system, but that shouldn't be too much of a
problem.
The type of system being used will be either be selected from a menu
or passed in as a command line option. (I did consider making it part
of the flight plan file itself, but you may want to run the enhanced
databases on the flight plan on a PC and the same flight plan on the
classic files while in the air.)
The first, called "classic" is identical to the existing files.
1. Airports
Identifier
Location
Name
Elevation
MagVar degress
MagVar minutes
Lat degrees
Lat minutes
Long degrees
Long minutes
CTAF
Additional Information
2. VORS
Identifier
Name
Frequency
Elevation
MagVar degrees
MagVar minutes
Lat degrees
Lat minutes
Long degrees
Long minutes
Navaid or fix type
Comments
The second, called "enhanced" will contain ALL the information
that we may require to use, either now or in the future. The
format of the files will be based heavily on the DAFIF files to make
conversion from DAFIF easier.
In fact, its probably better for the moment for people to simply check
out the DAFIF data dictionaries.
This data set will also include the files for miscellaneous items
such as aircraft information, pilot information, etc.
Aircraft:
Registration
Make
Type
Equipment
Color
Fuel Capacity
Fuel Usage Rate (for multiple configurations)
Speeds (Vso,Vs,Va,Vne,Vfe,Vx,Vy, etc, etc.)
Checklists
Weight and Balance Information
W&B will be based on the use of several moments (as many
as required really. Probably at least four: base datum
engine, fuel, pilot.
Pilot:
Name
License Type and #
Medical Cert Type and #
Medical Cert Expire
Ratings
Log information
The log information will be the same as the pilots
logbook.
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