Wave window file(s)

Hi,

I believe that StrePla allows you to edit airspace data.

It can also import DAFIF data and export airspace files in several formats.
I used it yesterday to create an SUA file for GNII for the Parowan, UT area.

Good Soaring,

Paul Remde
Cumulus Soaring, Inc.
http://www.cumulus-soaring.com

"Gary Emerson" wrote in message
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If there are any computer savy folks out there, I'd think there would be a
market for a computer program that would allow airspace files to be
created graphically (lines, circles, connect the dots) and then have
altitudes assigned to them rather than having to create the files via
text. I know there is software that will pull up the MOAs, restricted
areas and generate those files automatically, but is there something for a
pilot who wants to draw a box around a local skydive operation, etc. that
he/she wants to highlight on their heads down display.


wrote:
I am looking for a files (airspace files) with published wave windows
on the west coast in GN II format. I would like somehow to create a
file which I can use in addition to my nav points. What I would like to
see on my iPAQ is a wave windows with its boundary lines and maybe some
shade of some sort light color within the window....or maybe someone
has a program which would create those files? I also have See You but I
don't know if creation of such a window is possible in that program.
Any thoughts out there or maybe some help is available?

Thanks,

Jacek Kobiesa
Washington State

Paul Remde wrote:
Hi,

I believe that StrePla allows you to edit airspace data.

Paul,

if you are looking at a background map, is there a function where you
can say "I want a circle here" stretch to form a diameter and then
assign altitudes to the airspace?

Gary

Hi Gary,

I don't think so. I'll look into it. I'm off to go flying for Sat. through
Monday so it will have to wait!

Good Soaring,

Paul Remde

"Gary Emerson" wrote in message
om...
Paul Remde wrote:
Hi,

I believe that StrePla allows you to edit airspace data.

Paul,

if you are looking at a background map, is there a function where you can
say "I want a circle here" stretch to form a diameter and then assign
altitudes to the airspace?

Gary

Gary Emerson wrote:
Paul Remde wrote:
Hi,

I believe that StrePla allows you to edit airspace data.

Paul,

if you are looking at a background map, is there a function where you
can say "I want a circle here" stretch to form a diameter and then
assign altitudes to the airspace?

The Newport-Peace format is easy to use for things like circles and
polygons, and allows altitudes to be assigned. Just a text editor will
allow you to make simple airspace in a few minutes. It's not something
you need to do much of, or very often.


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