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In AIXM 5 the Runway and its associated classes are used to encode both Runway and FATO. The Runway.type attribute is used to define if the record is an instance of a Runway or a FATO.

Hence, a FATO has to be encoded as Runway with type equal-to ‘FATO’.


//aixm:RunwayCentrelinePoint//*[aixm:role="THR"]/aixm:location/aixm:ElevatedPoint

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//aixm:RunwayCentrelinePoint//*[aixm:role="THR"]/aixm:location/aixm:ElevatedPoint/aixm:
PANS-AIMDescription (PANS-AIM)AIXM 5Remarks
Threshold pointThe beginning of that portion of the FATO usable for landing.

RunwayCentrelinePoint.role equal-to'THR'



Threshold point - PositionGeographical location of FATO threshold point

RunwayCentrelinePoint.location.ElevatedPoint,

RunwayCentrelinePoint.location.ElevatedPoint.horizontalAccuracy



Threshold point - ElevationElevation of the FATO threshold

//aixm:RunwayCentrelinePoint//*[aixm:role="THR"]/aixm:location/aixm:ElevatedPoint/aixm:elevation

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//aixm:RunwayCentrelinePoint//*[aixm:role="THR"]/aixm:location/aixm:ElevatedPoint/aixm:verticalAccuracy

The "verticalAccurracy"

RunwayCentrelinePoint.location.ElevatedPoint.elevation,

RunwayCentrelinePoint.location.ElevatedPoint.verticalAccuracy

The verticalAccurracy encoded refers to both the "elevation" and the "geoidUndulation".
Threshold point - Geoid undulationWGS-84 Geoid undulation at FATO threshold position

//aixm:RunwayCentrelinePoint//*[aixm:role="THR"]/aixm:location/aixm:ElevatedPoint/aixm:geoidUndulation

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//aixm:RunwayCentrelinePoint//*[aixm:role="THR"]/aixm:location/aixm:ElevatedPoint/aixm:verticalAccuracy

The "verticalAccurracy"

RunwayCentrelinePoint.location.ElevatedPoint.geoidUndulation,

RunwayCentrelinePoint..location.ElevatedPoint.verticalAccuracy

The verticalAccurracy encoded refers to both the "elevation" and the "geoidUndulation".
DesignationThe full textual designator of the landing and take-off area.//aixm:Runway//*[aixm:type="FATO"]/aixm:designatorIn AIXM 5 the Runway and associated classes are used to encode both Runway and FATO. The Runway/type attribute is used to define if the record is an instance of a Runway or a FATO.

Runway.designator


LengthThe longitudinal extent of FATO

//aixm:Runway//*[aixm:type="FATO"]/aixm:nominalLength

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//aixm:Runway//*[aixm:type="FATO"]/aixm:Runway.nominalLength

Runway.lengthAccuracy


WidthThe transversal extent of FATO//aixm:Runway//*[aixm:type="FATO"]/aixm:Runway.nominalWidth

AIXM 5 provides a

"

Runway.widthAccuracy

"

attribute

for the "Runway feature

. But accuracy is not specified for the width of a FATO in PANS-AIM.

Noteable that for the TLOF width

Warning
titlePANS-AIM issue
For "TLOF width" and "Runway width" PANS-AIM defines an
Accuracy
accuracy.