Re: 100 meter terrain data
Hi,
I have never looked at the 100 M data in FS, and I doubt I can recycle it...
what would you need that for? Depicting all terrain in the ND?
Ciao
Enrico
"greg kernaghan" wrote in message
news:280801.55822@wb.onvix.com...
> Can I somehow utilise FS Global 2005 100 meter interval terrain data (
> http://fsglobal2005.com/ )within Whazzup Plus and the Boeing GC in lieu of
> the
> 1000 meter interval data from
http://edcdaac.usgs.gov/gtopo30/gtopo30.asp?
>
> This software has made an extraordinary difference to the the fs2004
> flying
> experience and it would be great to bring that detail to the rest of the
> system.
>
>
> BTW Does this terrain awareness stuff factor in to what we're doing (
> http://www.fswidgets.com ) It looks like a very interesting adjunct to the
> PM
> suite?
>
> Best wishes and thanks
>
>
>
> Greg Kernaghan
> www.737ng.net
>
RE: 100 meter terrain data
Thanks Enrico
...thought it would be good to increase the ND terrain display
resolution
from 1000 mtr to 100 mtr grids (more detail)using the FS global 2005
mesh
for fs2004.
Best wishes
gk
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From: "Enrico Schiratti"
Hi,
I have never looked at the 100 M data in FS, and I doubt I can recycle
it...
what would you need that for? Depicting all terrain in the ND?
Ciao
Enrico
"greg kernaghan" wrote in message
news:280801.55822@wb.onvix.com...
> Can I somehow utilise FS Global 2005 100 meter interval terrain data (
> http://fsglobal2005.com/ )within Whazzup Plus and the Boeing GC in
lieu of
> the
> 1000 meter interval data from
http://edcdaac.usgs.gov/gtopo30/gtopo30.asp?
>
> This software has made an extraordinary difference to the the fs2004
> flying
> experience and it would be great to bring that detail to the rest of
the
> system.
>
>
> BTW Does this terrain awareness stuff factor in to what we're doing (
> http://www.fswidgets.com ) It looks like a very interesting adjunct to
the
> PM
> suite?
>
> Best wishes and thanks
>
>
>
> Greg Kernaghan
> www.737ng.net
>
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Re: 100 meter terrain data
Hi Greg,
> ..thought it would be good to increase the ND terrain display
> resolution from 1000 mtr to 100 mtr grids (more detail)using the FS global
> 2005
> mesh for fs2004.
Hmmm... I think that is a bit of an overkill for what the terrain display is
intended for...
Ciao
Enrico
RE: 100 meter terrain data
What is the resolution / grid interval like in the real life terrain
display... surely it must be greater than 1000 meters, which misses
displaying many terrain elements?
What is it intended for in real life? Does it have any role as a
forward
terrain awareness and warning system?
Thanks Enrico et al
gk
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From: "Enrico Schiratti"
Hi Greg,
> ..thought it would be good to increase the ND terrain display
> resolution from 1000 mtr to 100 mtr grids (more detail)using the FS
global
> 2005
> mesh for fs2004.
Hmmm... I think that is a bit of an overkill for what the terrain
display is
intended for...
Ciao
Enrico
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Re: 100 meter terrain data
> What is it intended for in real life? Does it have any role as a
> forward terrain awareness and warning system?
Yes, that is what it is intended for, not a map display of any sort. I do
not know what is used in real life, but 1000 meters is enough to keep you
going into some serious terrain upon approach.
Ciao
Enrico
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> From: "Enrico Schiratti"
>
> Hi Greg,
>
>> ..thought it would be good to increase the ND terrain display
>> resolution from 1000 mtr to 100 mtr grids (more detail)using the FS
> global
>
>> 2005
>> mesh for fs2004.
>
> Hmmm... I think that is a bit of an overkill for what the terrain
> display is
>
> intended for...
>
> Ciao
>
> Enrico
>
>
>
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Re: 100 meter terrain data
Hi
The Terrain Display is just that, a DISPLAY, for visual reference, much the
same as wx radar.
Terrain warnings are generated by GPWS, or EGPWS, and it is these warnings
which are acted on by the crew.
Regards
Don
