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KML Schemas Documentation

The KML file contains various schemas, each representing a specific data structure used for mapping geographical data. Below is a detailed documentation of each schema:

Index of Schemas

  1. ADK_Waypoints
  2. A_Corridor_Segment
  3. Adaptation_Polygon
  4. B_Corridor_Segment
  5. C_Corridor_Segment
  6. DFW_Grid_Center_Numbered
  7. D_Corridor_Segment
  8. E_Corridor_Segment
  9. F_Corridor_Segment
  10. Final_Waypoints
  11. Final_Waypoints_w_Vertiports
  12. G_Corridor_Segment
  13. H_Corridor_Segment
  14. I_Corridor_Segment
  15. J_Corridor_Segment
  16. K_Corridor_Segment
  17. LA_Grid_over_DFW
  18. L_Corridor_Segment
  19. M_Corridor_Segment
  20. N_Corridor_Segment
  21. Navigational_Waypoints
  22. O_Corridor_Segment
  23. Outer_Inner_Radius
  24. Track_Waypoints
  25. Tracks_w_all_Waypoints
  26. Transition_Waypoints
  27. Vertiport Polygons
  28. Vertiports
  29. Vertiports_racetrack
  30. Waypoints_not_associated_with_Tracks

1-ADK_Waypoints

This schema defines the structure for ADK Waypoints, detailing information such as waypoint name, longitude, latitude, altitude, and other related data. It's typically used for precise geographic positioning.

  • ID: S_ADK_Waypoints_SDDIII

Fields: - _name: (string) Display Name: #name - lon: (double) Display Name: lon - lat: (double) Display Name: lat - altFt: (int) Display Name: altFt - unused: (int) Display Name: - _unused__2: (int) Display Name:

2-A_Corridor_Segment

A_Corridor_Segment schema outlines the characteristics of corridor segments, including segment identification, associated waypoints, geographic coordinates, and altitude constraints. It is crucial for defining paths or routes in mapping applications.

  • (ID: S_A_Corridor_Segment_SSDDII0)

Fields:

  • Segment: (string) Display Name: Segment
  • Waypoint: (string) Display Name: Waypoint
  • Long: (double) Display Name: Long
  • Lat: (double) Display Name: Lat
  • Max_Alt: (int) Display Name: Max Alt
  • Min_Alt: (int) Display Name: Min Alt

3-Adaptation_Polygon

The Adaptation_Polygon schema represents the data structure for adaptation polygons, which are likely used to define specific areas or zones on a map. It includes fields like the name of the adaptation, geographical coordinates, and altitude variables.

  • (ID: S_Adaptation_Polygon_SDDI)

Fields:

  • Adaptation_Name: (string) Display Name: Adaptation Name
  • Long: (double) Display Name: Long
  • Lat: (double) Display Name: Lat
  • Alt_Variable: (int) Display Name: Alt-Variable

4-B_Corridor_Segment

B_Corridor_Segment schema is used for defining segments within a B-type corridor. It includes details like the specific segment name, associated waypoints, longitude, latitude, and altitude limits (both maximum and minimum), essential for mapping and navigation purposes.

5-C_Corridor_Segment

The C_Corridor_Segment schema details the structure for segments within a C-type corridor. It captures essential data such as segment identification, waypoints, geographic coordinates, and altitude parameters, which are crucial for route planning and geographic analysis.

6-DFW_Grid_Center_Numbered

DFW_Grid_Center_Numbered schema is designed to represent grid center points, presumably for the Dallas-Fort Worth area. It includes fields for waypoint identification and geographic coordinates (longitude and latitude), likely used for grid-based mapping or analysis.

7-D_Corridor_Segment

D_Corridor_Segment schema describes the structure for segments within a D-type corridor. It includes information on segment names, waypoints, coordinates, altitude limits, and additional unnamed fields, which might be used for specific navigational or mapping functions.

8-E_Corridor_Segment

The E_Corridor_Segment schema is used for defining segments within an E-type corridor. Key details such as segment names, waypoints, geographical coordinates, and altitude boundaries are included, providing vital data for mapping and route management in geographical information systems.

9-F_Corridor_Segment

F_Corridor_Segment schema outlines the structure for segments in an F-type corridor, encompassing fields like segment names, waypoints, coordinates, altitude specifications, and additional unnamed parameters, crucial for detailed route plotting and geographical data representation.