Re: [Xcsoar-devel] [Xcsoar-user] Aispace warnings logic

[Tobias B. <Tob...@gm...>]

Hi guys,

I haven't read up on this thread now but let me show you what I have 
planned for the 6.1 release:
http://xcsoar.org/trac/ticket/307

If you have any constructive criticism on that idea please put it in the 
ticket so we don't forget when we implement it... right now it's only an 
idea!

Turbo



Am 08.12.2010 22:09, schrieb Luke Szczepaniak:
> How about:
>
> - default action display: waring and time out in say 30 seconds, 
> display waring again in 1 minute and let it time out in 30 seconds 
> repetitively until airspace is cleared.  Warning level can be green 
> while outside and red after entering airspace.
>
> - button "airspace disabled": disables airspace for the day
>
> - button "airspace acknowledged": warning is not displayed again 
> unless the pilot leaves the vicininty/airspace and comes back near it 
> again -OR- the airspace is violated
>
> Should be fairly simple and intuitive.
>
> Thanks for all the hard work guys.
> Luke
>
> On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 3:44 PM, karaka29211 <th...@xt... 
> <mailto:th...@xt...>> wrote:
>
>
>     Agree that present airspace warning logic is not intuitive, but
>     don't think
>     that the proposed solution is any easier to understand.
>     We need other solutions or opinions to come forward.
>
>     Please be very careful about introducing any further abbreviations
>     which are
>     "non standard" aviation english such as AS (airspace), the
>     dialogue itself
>     is already about airspace, so please don't introduce another
>     abbreviation.
>     Many glider pilots do not have english as a first language and
>     "AS" is not a
>     common aviation abbreviation.
>
>     I think the definitive dialogue explanations provided by JW are a
>     great
>     improvement for further understanding of the present setup. I only
>     ever use
>     the ACK DAY option because my local understanding is good but many
>     pilots
>     either ignore or stumble into controlled airspace and for those
>     pilots  the
>     warnings, although repetitive, are very relevant and cannot be
>     ignored.
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