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group

An indication whether the obstacle consists of a number of closely situated similar objects, for which a simple lat/long position (and eventually radius) is provided.

VerticalStructure.group with this list of values CodeYesNoType

mobile

An indication whether the obstacle is expected to move around its nominal locationhas no fixed position.

VerticalStructure/VerticalStructurePart.mobile with this list of values CodeYesNoType

obstacle type

A type of vertical structure

VerticalStructure.type and VerticalStructure/VerticalStructurePart.type with this list of values CodeVerticalStructureType

description

A textual description of the obstacle, such as the number of similar items for a group, etc.

VerticalStructure.annotation with propertyName="type" and purpose="DESCRIPTION"

airport

Information such as designator or name used to identify the airport where the obstacle is located

Note: the airport data item is multioccuring and supports providing information for more than one AD in the "vicinity". Please also note that there are no strict operational rules for what 'vicinity' means, hence the NOTAM operator will have to explicitly select the AirportHeliport that need to be considered in the vicinity. But at least they can be coded in relation with the Event.

The Digital NOTAM data provider interface might offer suggestions with respect to the features affected by the new obstacle, but in any case, the operator shall be allowed to take the final decision by selecting the airports for which a NOTAM is really generated.

Event.concernedAirportHeliport href

location remarks

A named geographical location where or close to which the obstacle is located (especially for Area 1 obstacles).

Note: the information on relative position of an obstacle may serve as supplementary information for obstacles located closer to the airport. For such purposes a free text description of the obstacle position (distance, direction) in relation to relevant airport elements, such as a runway threshold or the control tower should be provided.

identifier

An alphanumerical designator by which the obstacle is identified in the national obstacle database

VerticalStructure/VerticalStructurePart.designator

point

The latitude, longitude and horizontal reference datum associated with the obstacle position.

VerticalStructure/VerticalStructurePart/ElevatedPoint according to the rules for encoding for encoding {{Geometrical and geographical data}}

line

Pairs of latitude/longitude values along a line, including the horizontal reference datum associated with the obstacle extent and location

VerticalStructure/VerticalStructurePart/ElevatedCurveaccording to the rules for encoding for encoding {{Geometrical and geographical data}}

polygon

Pairs of latitude/longitude values defining a polygon, including the horizontal reference datum associated with the obstacle extent and location

VerticalStructure/VerticalStructurePart/ElevatedSurfaceaccording to the rules for encoding for encoding {{Geometrical and geographical data}}

circle

A type of polygon in which all the points are located at constant geodesic distance from the centre of the circle.

VerticalStructure/VerticalStructurePart/ElevatedSurfaceaccording to the rules for encoding for encoding {{Geometrical and geographical data}}

elevation

The elevation (distance from Mean See Level) at the top of the obstacle.

VerticalStructure/VerticalStructurePart/ElevatedPoint or ElevatedSurface or ElevatedCurve/elevation including its unit of measure

height

The distance between the uppermost and the lowermost parts of the obstacle.

VerticalStructure/VerticalStructurePart.verticalExtent

lighting

An indication if the obstacle is lighted.

VerticalStructure.lightedwith the following list of valuesCodeYesNoType

marking description

Includes the description of visual markers (other than lights) that are installed on the obstacle, such as painting, flags, signs, etc.

VerticalStructure.annotation with propertyName="markingICAOStandard" and purpose="REMARK"

start time

The effective date & time when the obstacle starts to exist. This might be further detailed in a "schedule".

VerticalStructure/VerticalStructureTimeSlice.featureLifetime/beginPosition, VerticalStructure/VerticalStructureTimeSlice/validTime/beginPosition, Event/EventTimeSlice.validTime/beginPosition and Event/EventTimeSlice.featureLifetime/beginPosition

end time

The end date & time when the obstacle ceases to exist

VerticalStructure/VerticalStructureTimeSlice.featureLifetime/endPosition, VerticalStructure/VerticalStructureTimeSlice/validTime/endPosition, Event/EventTimeSlice.validTime/endPosition and Event/EventTimeSlice.featureLifetime/endPosition also applying the rules for {{Events with estimated end time}}

schedule

A schedule might be provided, in case the obstacle is only active according to a regular timetable, within the period between the start of life and the end of life.

VerticalStructure/VerticalStructurePart/Timesheet/...according to the rules for {{Schedules}}

note

A free text note that provides further details about the obstacle, such as the reason for which it exists, reduced height at certain times, etc.

VerticalStructure.annotation with purpose=”REMARK”