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Started by tarbat, September 20, 2010, 09:30:30 AM

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DaveReid

Quote from: DaveReid on August 18, 2010, 09:28:50 AMI would assume (that word again!) that in the same way that new routes can be identified, so the routing for flights already in the database can be validated each time the same callsign is subsequently picked up on approach or climbout.

Perhaps, now that the system is fully operational, AirNav could explain a bit more about how it works to reassure our readers.

How exactly does asking a question like that, and expecting an answer, equate to sarcasm ?

Does that mean your questions are equally "sarcastic" too, then ?
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AirNav Development

Please answer the questions below as our community would like to know about them.

1- Are you providing free flight data to the FD7 application? Y/N?
2- Are you able to provide such flight data to our community too?
3- If yes how can we access your flight data script (the same way FD7 does)?
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Bob SEN

Quote from: bratters on September 20, 2010, 02:59:38 PM
We do need to do something about routes and I also think we must try to avoid politics,  fingerpointing and back-biting which is totally counter-productive.

Hear hear............................ I dont comment on it normally, but there does seem to be a fair bit of it going on re: this subject............

regards

Bob
1/2 a mile South of EGMC/SEN

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AirNav Development

We understand it and we want to avoid at maximum these kind of discussions on our forum. Anyway there are situation that need to be clarified. That's why we keep waiting for DaveReid answers.

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tarbat

Quote from: AirNav Development on September 20, 2010, 03:31:42 PMThe use of automatic programmed robots to gather data from other sites is totally illegal.

Well, in the case of Dave Reid's FRL service, he publishes the interface that anyone can use to get route information from his database.  It's documented at http://www.flightroutelookup.com/FlightRoute/FlightLookup.wso?op=FlightLookup

All you need is an allocated UserName from Dave.  I note that FD7 uses "tester" as it's UserName.

AirNav Development

Ok but we need Dave's permission to do so. Dave do you give AirNav Systems permission to retrieve flight route data from your server and populate our central database for the benefit of the RadarBox community?
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flightinair

Quote from: AirNav Development on September 20, 2010, 05:54:44 PM
Ok but we need Dave's permission to do so. Dave do you give AirNav Systems permission to retrieve flight route data from your server and populate our central database for the benefit of the RadarBox community?

Dave is thinking boys thinking.

tarbat

Has anyone worked out how to get auto-populate working in FD7 when using it with Radarbox.  I only ever get the first aircraft auto-populating, and then nothing.

I wonder if it's anything to do with port 30003 always outputting records with Field 6: FlightID always set to zero.  Airnav, any chance of changing port 30003 output to provide an incremented Field 6 so that SBS-1 addons work properly?

tarbat

#23
Thought I would see how reliable FD7 was in retrieving routes.  Tested over a period of one hour, I clicked on every aircraft to trigger a route lookup in FD7.

Of the 41 aircraft that had a Flight ID, only 23 were successful in retrieving route details.  That's a success rate of only 56%.  I think this illustrates the problem we have with route lookups.  Even using FIVE different route lookup sites, even FD7 can only achieve a 56% success rate.

Flight ID   From   To
AAAAAAAA      
 ACA850   CYYC   EGLL
 ACA898   CYEG   EGLL
 AF3419      
 BEE6CM      
 BMA673   EGPD   EGLL
BMR683V      
 CCPW0O      
 COA123   EKCH   KEWR
  CWL91      
 DAL233   EHAM   KSEA
 DAL259   EHAM   KMSP
 DAL261   EHAM   KPDX
   DAL8   KIAH   OMDB
 DLH456   EDDF   KLAX
 EZE32F   EGNT   EGPD
 EZY153   EGGW   EGPE
EZY94EG      
  GFRAL      
  GFRAP      
  GFRAR      
 ICE502   BIKF   EHAM
 ICE520   BIKF   EDDF
 KLM669   EHAM   KDFW
LNX47CP      
LOG57JA      
LOG83HB      
LOG91DT      
  OYTWO      
  QTR52   KIAD   OTBD
 RAE556   LFPG   EGPD
RYR84CL   EGPK   ESGP
SAS2548   EGCC   ESSA
 SAS540   EGCC   EKCH
 SHT17Q   EGPH   EGKK
 SHT18Y      
 SHT19U      
  SHT9Z   EGPH   EGLL
 TCX69K   EGPF   CYYC
 TSO594      
 VIR20X   KSFO   EGLL

EK01

Tarbat,

I do notice that some of the routes showing relate to alphanumeric flight numbers. Now there's an advance on the current situation straight away !

tarbat

#25
Did some further testing today, and out of 223 flights, FD7 returned different route details compared with Radarbox in 23 instances:
FlightId  FD7_Route   ANRB_Route
BCY174Z   EGPN-EGLC   
BDI19C   EGPH-EGQK   
BEE3LT   EGPE-EGBB   
BEE51PM   EGBB-EGPD   
BER7430   EDDL-KLAX   EDDM-MUVR
BMR134V   EGPD-EGSH   
DLH451   KLAX-EDDF   KLAX-EDDM
EZE1041   EGPD-EDDH   
EZE36X   EGGD-EGPD   
EZE54G   EGPD-EGPO   
EZE65L   EGPD-EGNV   
FPG788   LIRN-LSGG   
NJE6BR   LFRG-EHAM   
RYN557   KRFD-EDDP   KSVN-CYQX
RYR1LA   EGPH-GCTS   
RYR7HJ   EIDW-LEMD   
SHT17D   EGPH-EGKK   
 SHT9J   EGPH-EGLL   
UAL901   EDDF-KSAN   EDDF-KSFO
UAL907   EDDM-KSFO   EDDM-KORD-KSFO
UAL931   EGLL-KLAX   KSFO-KLAX
UAL939   EGLL-KSAN   EGLL-KDEN-KSAN
UAL941   EDDF-KDEN   EDDF-KORD

Which is correct I have no way of knowing!!

LSZS

BER 7430 and DLH 451 are the FD7 Route correct
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tarbat

If anyone else is using FD7 with Radarbox, I've now discovered a way of auto-populating the routes for EVERY aircraft.  Use the "Start Tour" button in Radarbox.  This cycles round each aircraft in the list, and sends a SEL message on port 30003, triggering FD7 to do a route lookup.

Then at the end of the day, export the routes from FD7, using this query:
SELECT DISTINCT
  Routes.FlightID AS FN,
  Routes.DepICAO AS NO,
  Routes.ArrICAO AS ND,
  "" AS NV,
  substr(Routes.Posted,1,4)||substr(Routes.Posted,6,2)||substr(Routes.Posted,9,2)||"000000" AS CH
FROM
Routes
WHERE
  (Routes.DepICAO IS NOT NULL) AND
  (Routes.ArrICAO IS NOT NULL) AND
  (Routes.DepICAO <> "") AND
  (Routes.ArrICAO <> "")

ANd import into the Radarbox routes table.

abrad41

Chris

Are you using FD7 with 32bit windows or 64bit, still got problems here.

Andy

tarbat

Quote from: abrad41 on September 29, 2010, 10:33:56 AMAre you using FD7 with 32bit windows or 64bit, still got problems here.

32-bit on Vista.  Note there are separate 32-bit and 64-bit versions.  What problems are you having?