Sectors
This area of the sector file contains the definition for dynamic sector boundaries (SECTORLINE definitions) and static sector boundaries.
Dynamic sector boundaries are contained within the \Sectors folder. These are generally named Lines - {Unit}.txt
These files define the borders of different sectors, giving them a name to call up in the sector ownership files.
Static sector boundaries are defined in Sector\Static\{Unit}\{Sector}.txt These allow user to draw permanent depictions of a specific sector and are generally used to aid drawing sector diagrams.
Dynamic sector boundaries will be called up in the [SECTORLINE] section of the .ese file.
Static boundaries are defined in the [SIDSSTARS] section of the sector file.
Dynamic Boundaries follow the format given by the EuroScope SECTORLINE defintion.
The interactions of the different parts of the SECTORLINE definition are described on the EuroScope Wiki
The static boundaries should be defined using the old GEO format, commenting each line with the associated dynamic boundary, making an update easier to apply in the future, as given in the example below.
Scottish AC East S999.00.00.000 E999.00.00.000 S999.00.00.000 E999.00.00.000
N059.20.00.000 W010.00.00.000 N060.30.00.000 W010.00.00.000 ;Heb_EGGX
N060.30.00.000 W010.00.00.000 N061.00.00.000 W007.00.00.000 ;Heb_BIRD Del Inner
N061.00.00.000 W007.00.00.000 N061.00.00.000 W005.30.00.000 ;Heb_BIRD
N061.00.00.000 W005.30.00.000 N061.00.00.000 W000.00.00.000 ;Mor_BIRD
N061.00.00.000 E000.00.00.000 N059.59.31.000 E000.00.54.000 ;Mor_ENSV
For Sector File Users:
For Developers:
- First Time Contributor's Guide
- WIP: The AIRAC Process on GitHub
- Contributing Guide
- More specifically, on submitting pull requests...
- Coordinates
- How to Create SMR Displays
- Using GitHub Labels
- Using Milestones
- Using Projects
Repository Folders:
- Root
- _data
- Agreements
- Airports
- ATS Routes
- ARTCC
- Doc
- Misc
- Navaids (Fixes/NDBs/VORs)
- Ownership
- Sectors
File Contents: