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rnav coding fms supplier view

NavDB Service Overview. Production Process OverviewDO-200A / ED-76RNAV CodingOneNav Overview. FMS Navigation Data Base. NavDB Service Interfaces. Airlines. AirframeManufacturer. . FMS Design. AircraftDesign. Production

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rnav coding fms supplier view

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    1. RNAV Coding FMS Supplier View Don Barber NavDB Service Manager June 22, 2005

    3. NavDB Service Interfaces

    4. NavDB Production Flow with CorePT

    5. Database Integrity and DO-200A

    6. RTCA DO-200A / ED-76 “Standards For Processing Aeronautical Data” Provides requirements for aeronautical data processing to ensure data quality and data integrity from origination through acceptance and end-use application Data Suppliers have all completed initial audits with the regulatory authorities Honeywell has completed NavDB audits with FAA The data chain is dependent on the quality of state data If Fed Ex checks Honeywell, Honeywell checks Jep, who checks the AIP? What about third world countries. There is an effort that some airlines (I.e. Lufthansa) are offering their services to code the AIP. Who has liability for tailored data?If Fed Ex checks Honeywell, Honeywell checks Jep, who checks the AIP? What about third world countries. There is an effort that some airlines (I.e. Lufthansa) are offering their services to code the AIP. Who has liability for tailored data?

    7. RNAV Coding & Data Topics

    8. Items to keep in mind The target flight management systems are diverse, not every system will be able to do everything Simple is better Computers are machines, they execute instructions but they do not think

    9. Recommendations Use only the DO-236 leg types Be precise; lat/longs, courses, intercepts, RF leg centers, etc Positive terminations are preferred and avoid conditional terminations Approach transitions are preferred to STAR runway transitions Release data as far in advance of activation as possible

    10. OneNav™ Tool and Data Integrity

    11. What is OneNav ?

    12. OneNav™ Desktop File Manager

    13. OneNav™ Comparison Options Comparison Preferences allows user to choose what to compare

    14. OneNav Export Format NavDB data change identification is most effective if done on the finished (end-item) NavDB Common software tools can not decipher the proprietary binary format of an end-item NavDB Honeywell is offering a text image of the end-item NavDB derived from a customer’s end-item NavDB The following NavDB information is extracted from each NavDB:

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