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Chapter 6 — Airborne Navigation Databases

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  1. Area Navigation (RNAV) systems
  2. RNAV — Area Navigation
  3. aeronautical applications
  4. airborne navigation databases
  5. flight crew
  6. flight systems
  7. fully integrated flight management systems
  8. aeronautical flight charts
  9. navigation data
  10. FMS — Flight Management Systems
  11. avionics manufacturers
  12. RUNWAYS
  13. airspace segments
  14. ATC — Air Traffic Control
  15. avionics
  16. Special Use Airspace
  17. database provider
  18. IFR — Instrument Flight Rules
  19. multisensory FMS
  20. NAS — National Airspace System
  21. present position
  22. GPS
  23. multisensor FMS
  24. navigation fixes
  25. geodetic calculations
  26. headings
  27. en route navigation
  28. departure and arrival navigation
  29. fuel planning
  30. departure navigation
  31. vertical navigation
  32. arrival navigation
  33. conventional distance measuring equipment
  34. DME — Distance Measuring Equipment
  35. INS — inertial navigation systems
  36. Airborne Navigation Database Standardization
  37. stand-alone navigation systems
  38. ARINC — Aeronautical Radio Inc.
  39. ARINC Specification 424
  40. ARINC 424
  41. RNAV systems
  42. navigation reference
  43. leg types
  44. air transport industry
  45. vertical guidance
  46. ground track
  47. flight procedure
  48. path and terminator concept
  49. ARINC 424 records
  50. fix records
  51. simple route records
  52. complex route records
  53. miscellaneous records
  54. NAVAIDs — navigational aids
  55. waypoints
  56. intersections
  57. fly-over
  58. fly-by
  59. specific locations on the face of the earth
  60. Turn Anticipation
  61. onboard database
  62. radius of turn
  63. IAPs — Instrument Approach Procedures
  64. TSO-C129
  65. initial approach fix
  66. Missed Approach
  67. turn anticipation feature
  68. WPs
  69. holding
  70. step down waypoints
  71. Fly-by Waypoint
  72. Fly-OVER Waypoint
  73. stand-alone IAPs
  74. TSO-C129 receiver databases
  75. Chart symbology
  76. flightpath
  77. Victor airway
  78. en route airway records
  79. SIDs — standard instrument departures
  80. STARs — standard terminal arrival routes
  81. restricted airspace
  82. minimum safe altitudes
  83. MORAs — grid minimum off route altitudes
  84. path and terminator field
  85. DME/DME overlay approaches
  86. airport minimum safe altitudes
  87. point-to-point navigation
  88. grid minimum off route altitudes
  89. path and terminator legs
  90. approach procedures
  91. terminal area procedures
  92. textual description
  93. IF leg — initial fix
  94. TF leg — track to a fix
  95. Great Circle track
  96. RF leg — constant radius arc
  97. center fix
  98. CF leg — course to a fix
  99. data packers
  100. IF leg
  101. DF leg — direct to a fix
  102. Initial fix or IF leg
  103. TF leg
  104. FA leg — fix to an altitude
  105. Track to a fix or TF leg
  106. RF leg
  107. constant radius arc
  108. Constant radius arc or RF leg
  109. Course to a fix or CF leg
  110. CF leg
  111. magnetic variation issues
  112. magnetic variation
  113. FC leg — track from a fix from a distance
  114. FD leg — track from a fix to a DME distance
  115. DME NAVAID
  116. FM leg — from a fix to a manual termination
  117. CA leg — course to an altitude
  118. Direct to a fix or DF leg
  119. CD leg — course to a DME distance
  120. DF leg
  121. Fix to an altitude or FA leg
  122. FA leg
  123. Track from a fix from a distance or FC leg
  124. FC leg
  125. Track from a fix to a distance measuring equipment (DME) distance or FD leg
  126. FD leg
  127. manual termination
  128. Course to an altitude or CA leg
  129. FM leg
  130. CA leg
  131. Course to a DME distance or CD leg
  132. Course to an intercept or CI leg
  133. Course to a radial termination or CR leg
  134. database VOR NAVAID
  135. CI leg — course to an intercept
  136. CR leg — course to a radial termination
  137. VOR NAVAID
  138. AF leg — arc to a fix
  139. VA leg — heading to an altitude termination
  140. VD leg — heading to a DME distance termination
  141. CD leg
  142. VI leg — heading to an intercept
  143. CI leg
  144. VM leg — heading to a manual termination
  145. CR leg
  146. VR leg — heading to a radial termination
  147. Arc to a fix or AF leg
  148. AF leg
  149. Heading to an altitude termination or VA leg
  150. Heading to a DME distance termination or VD leg
  151. VA leg
  152. Heading to an intercept or VI leg
  153. VD leg
  154. Heading to a manual termination or VM leg
  155. VI leg
  156. Heading to a radial termination or VR leg
  157. VM leg
  158. VR leg
  159. PI leg — procedure turn
  160. course reversal
  161. HA leg — racetrack course reversal altitude termination
  162. HF leg — single circuit terminating at the fix
  163. base turn
  164. HM leg — manual termination
  165. GRAND JUNCTION FIVE DEPARTURE
  166. Procedure turn or PI leg
  167. Grand Junction Regional
  168. PI leg
  169. Racetrack course reversal
  170. Runway Heading
  171. altitude termination (HA)
  172. HA leg
  173. MSL — mean sea level
  174. climbing right turn
  175. HF leg
  176. single circuit terminating at the fix (base turn) (HF)
  177. HM leg
  178. manual termination (HM) leg types
  179. VORTAC
  180. JNC
  181. racetrack pattern
  182. CHANNEL ONE DEPARTURE
  183. Runway 11
  184. I-SNA 1 DME fix
  185. Mean sea level
  186. SLI R-118
  187. Grand Junction (JNC) VORTAC
  188. SLI R-132
  189. SXC R-084
  190. ARINC coding standards
  191. heading to an altitude (VA)
  192. localizer south course
  193. direct to a fix (DF)
  194. heading to a radial (VR)
  195. ILS
  196. Path and Terminator Limitations
  197. LOC/DME
  198. conventional navigation
  199. I-SNA
  200. heading to an intercept (VI)
  201. ILS or LOC/DME RWY 3
  202. fly-over capability
  203. 28-day airborne database revision cycle
  204. Durango VOR
  205. cutoff date
  206. CRC — cyclic redundancy check
  207. Role of the Database Provider
  208. error detection algorithm
  209. worldwide airborne navigation database
  210. generator polynomial
  211. avionics platform
  212. effective date of the revision
  213. cyclic redundancy check
  214. FAA
  215. Role of the Avionics Manufacturer
  216. storage capacity
  217. naming conventions
  218. standard naming conventions
  219. KEUG
  220. 14 CFR part 91
  221. — 91.503
  222. end user
  223. part 121
  224. Part 125
  225. part 135
  226. 14 CFR Part 43 — 43.3(h)
  227. approach identifier field
  228. NOTAMs — Notices to Airmen
  229. VOR/DME Runway 34
  230. VOR/DME Runway 34 approach
  231. Eugene Mahlon Sweet Airport (KEUG)
  232. flightdeck automation
  233. 14 CFR Part 91 — 91.503
  234. Human factors
  235. visual inconsistencies
  236. approach clearances
  237. end user (operator)
  238. integrated avionics system
  239. 14 CFR Part 91, — 43.3(g)
  240. ATC Instructions
  241. closed indefinitely airports
  242. Parts 121
  243. Users Role
  244. UFN closure
  245. quality requirements
  246. 14 CFR Part 43, — 43.3(h)
  247. maintenance
  248. approved maintenance program
  249. Part 135 helicopter operators
  250. current
  251. database discrepancies
  252. NOTAM — notices to airmen
  253. Operational Limitations of Airborne Navigation Databases
  254. IFR Flight
  255. pilot interfaces
  256. transition to RNAV
  257. conventional means of navigation
  258. United States Terminal Procedures Publication
  259. TPP
  260. Low Altitude En route chart
  261. DOD — Department of Defense
  262. diversionary airport
  263. panel-mounted GPS
  264. data storage capacity
  265. coverage area
  266. charting/database inconsistencies
  267. ILS Z RWY 28
  268. VFR
  269. ILS Y RWY 28
  270. TPP — United States Terminal Procedures Publication
  271. Airpark South
  272. alphabetical suffix
  273. 2K2
  274. preflight
  275. diversion
  276. VFR — VFR
  277. FMSs
  278. indefinite closure status
  279. abandonment
  280. United States Terminal Procedures Publication (TPP) charts
  281. U.S. Low Altitude En route chart
  282. blue symbol
  283. Department of Defense
  284. ILS 2 RWY 28
  285. SILVER ILS RWY 28
  286. diversionary or emergency option
  287. Storage Limitations
  288. worldwide database
  289. master databases
  290. geographic area
  291. aeronautical charts
  292. multiple approaches of the same type to the same runway
  293. NDBs — non-directional beacons
  294. LOMs — locator outer markers
  295. five-character identifier
  296. AC 90-100
  297. AC 90-101
  298. AC 90-105
  299. RNP — Required Navigation Performance
  300. Authorization Required (AR)
  301. barometric vertical navigation
  302. AC 90-107
  303. Localizer Performance with Vertical Guidance
  304. Localizer Performance without Vertical Guidance
  305. epoch year variation
  306. NOAA — National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
  307. dynamic magnetic variation
  308. three-letter identifier
  309. AC — Advisory Circular
  310. geographic region
  311. five character identifiers
  312. ABCNB
  313. PENDY NDB
  314. VOR34
  315. epoch year variation format
  316. annual drift values
  317. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
  318. dynamic magnetic variation values
  319. conventional NAVAIDs
  320. actual station declination
  321. station declination
  322. earth model
  323. magnetic variation of record
  324. revision cycle
  325. effective date
  326. terminal procedure
  327. cutoff time
  328. lifecycle of the avionics
  329. cutoff
  330. effective date of the charts
  331. 10 days prior to the effective date of the charts