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ivac2:firdef_sectors_xml [2015/03/08 19:38]
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-====== IvAc 2 sector system ====== 
  
-The sector system in IvAc 2 will implement the following major changes: 
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-  * 3D definition of each sector, for traffic detection and WebEye display. ​ 
-  * The ability to combine and split sectors without reconnecting or changing frequency 
-  * The ability to activate and deactivate sectors individually 
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-===== Sector definition ===== 
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-{{ :​ivac2:​ivac-2-sectors.png?​nolink |}} 
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-A **sector** is an indivisible block of airspace which may be activated. Each sector is composed of the following: 
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-  * Sector ID 
-  * Sector Name 
-  * Radio Callsign 
-  * Frequency 
-  * Type (DEL, GND, TWR, APP, ACC, FSS) 
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-<​file>​ 
-<sector id="​Y"​ name="​Yellow sector"​ callsign="​Somewhere Radar" freq="​125.550"​ type="​acc">​ 
-<volume id="​Y_Sect_1"​ /> 
-<volume id="​Y_Sect_2"​ /> 
-</​file>​ 
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-The sector is defined by one of more volumes of airspace. ​ 
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-A **volume** is a polygon with a upper and lower level that defines the airspace of a particular sector. A sector with 2 different upper/lower levels such as Y sector would have two volumes. 
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-Volumes of separate sectors may overlap and the smallest volume will be considered. Reference to the diagram above, in Y sector there is no need to cut out the APP airspace. 
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-Note that DEL, GND, TWR sectors don't have volumes as they are linked to the aerodrome reference point & transfer conditions are different than between airborne sectors. 
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-<​file>​ 
-<volume id="​Y_sect_1"​ top="​999"​ bottom="​000">​ 
-<point lat="​N0494918000"​ lon="​E0041835000"​ /> 
-</​volume>​ 
-</​file>​ 
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-===== Scribbles and unknowns ===== 
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-Preset =  
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-  * Map(s) 
-  * Centerpoint 
-  * Zoom_Level 
-  * Theme 
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-Position =  
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-  * FSD Connection 
-  * Voice Channel 
-  * Preset 
-  * Sector(s) 
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-Sector =  
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-  * ID 
-  * Frequency 
-  * LOA 
-  * Volume(s) 
-  * Adjacent sector(s) 
-  * Sub sector(s) 
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-Volume = 
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-  * ID 
-  * Upper level 
-  * Lower level 
-  * Lat / Lon Points 
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-LOA -> Sector 
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-Next -> Sector 
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-FSD -> Position 
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-Voice channel -> Position 
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-Preset -> Position 
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-Frequency -> Position or sector? 
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-Intercom -> Position or sector?