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An AIP Data Set file should have the following name structure “CC_CC_CC…[Territory]_AIP_DS_Variant[_Part]_YYYYMMDD[_AIRAC].xml", where: CC represents the 1-letter or 2-letters ICAO Country code(s) of the State(s) under which authority the data set is published, according to the ICAO DOC 7910 - Location Indicator; Note: When a Data Set is published for an entire region, as result of a regional database agreement, CC may be replaced by a code representing that region, such as “EU” in the case of the European AIS Database. [_Territory] is optional and is the official name of the Territory covered by the data set, if applicable; AIP_DS is a fixed text (meaning “AIP Data Set”); Variant is a mandatory element and it can take one of the following values (based on the [To review] Data set variants guidelines):
FULL - when the file contains a complete AIP data set or a subset thereof; DIFF_BL - when the the file contains an AIP Data Set Differences variant coded with BASELINE TimeSlices; DIFF_DELTA - when the file contains an AIP Data Set Differences variant coded with PERMDELTA TimeSlices. - SUP - when the file contains a Supplementary AIP Data set.
[_Part] is optional and indicates that the file constitutes a subset of the complete AIP data set provided by the State, if applicable. For example, values such as "_Civil", "_Military", "_Navaid", etc. could be used. YYYYMMDD is the start of effective date in the format year, month, date; “_AIRAC” is optional and it shall be appended for Data Sets that contain changes complying with the AIRAC cycle rules.
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“EB_EL_AIP_DS_FULL_20181123_AIRAC.xml” - for the AIP Data Set of Belgium and Luxembourg
Relation with metadata
It may be observed that most of the elements that enter in the composition of the file name are also provided as metadata. The purpose of the file name is to enable a quick identification of the data sets of interest. However, the data users should not rely only on the file name in order to decide on the suitability of processing/using a data set instance. The complete metadata should be used for this purpose.