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Flight Hazard Forecasting Map Functions



Introduction 

Flight Hazard Forecasting Map Functions 

Description of the functions of DTN Flight Hazard Forecasting, and how the N-FP system integrates with that information. 

We estimate that this will take 3 minutes to complete.

Detailed Explanation 

Flight Hazard Forecasting Map Functions

This module describes the Flight Hazard Forecast functions available in the N-Flight Planning Map.

Interaction 1 Click the Map arrow expansion button.

Interaction 1 Click the Weather button.

Interaction 1 Click the Turbulence check box.

Multiple Hazard layers can be viewed at one time, but for the sake of this training, we will view them separately.

Interaction 1 Right-click the on the Hazard image.

The darker areas on the map indicate higher levels of turbulence.

 The drop-down lists for Flight Level and Forecast Offset allow users to view the forecast Hazards at specific flight levels, and for specific valid times.

Right-clicking on a Hazard area will provide details for that forecast.

Interaction 1 Click the Turbulence list item.

Interaction 1 Click the Weather button.

Interaction 1 Click the Turbulence check box.

Interaction 1 Click the Storm check box.

Interaction 1 Right-click: .

Interaction 1 Click the Storm list item.

Interaction 1 Click the Weather button.

Interaction 1 Click the Icing check box.

The dropdown next to Icing check box allows for selection of specific icing severity.

Interaction 1 Click the Storm check box.

Interaction 1 Click the Flight Level dropdown button.

Icing Hazards are only displayed for flight level 280 or below.

Use the Flight Level drop-down to select the desired view.

Interaction 1 Click the FL180 list item.

Interaction 1 Right-click: .

Right-click on the icing display to view information on the icing levels.

Icing is measured in PPI (percent power increase):

  • Light (0.0 - 0.1)
  • Medium (0.11 - 0.4)
  • Heavy (0.4 and above).

Interaction 1 Click the Icing list item.

 

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