AIXM
QGIS and AIXM 5.1 styling of Designated Points Layer
How to leverage QML files in QGIS to style layers, in particular this use case deals with AIXM from the aviation domain but can be extended really to any other field
How to leverage QML files in QGIS to style layers, in particular this use case deals with AIXM from the aviation domain but can be extended really to any other field
AIMIND is short for Aeronautical Information Management Integrated data, it is not a system but an attempt to free from PDF information that can be instead be used in a machine readable alternative, the intention is to provide in csv format those tables currently siloed within PDF so that they can be downloaded and added to any system you can create or just open up with your favorite spreadsheet viewer and run a search on it.
If you are using QGIS for aviation you may not have aeronautical symbology or styles, this is my first share of a Restricted Area style for using in your charts.
Learn to georeference your aeronautical chart and load it in foreflight with QGIS an opensource software
Thoughts on building an AIM community even if we are apart through more collaboration, interaction and exchanging ideas.
Importance of obstacle data provision, format and update
Consulting life and a quick summary on my first year
Quick review on how to calculate the NOTAM radius of influence using QGIS
I want to know what AIXM interoperability tests are all about according to ICAO regional offices, comments welcome at the blog post
Over the last few weeks I have been preparing material for an upcoming aeronautical charting course to be delivered this 2020. It is a lot of reading of different ICAO SARPs between annexes and documents due to the nature of the data we are using, as such I started thinking Read more…