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junebug172
 Post subject: VOR Database
PostPosted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 9:23 pm 
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From where does FlightAware get its VOR info (lat,long,ID,etc.)?
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mduell
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We use a database of navigation fixes published by the FAA.
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junebug172
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mduell wrote:
We use a database of navigation fixes published by the FAA.

Is that database publicly accessible?

If so, do you have an address?

jj
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RobK
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Is there any reason why you use the lat/long instead of the VOR name? It makes tracking the flights difficult when the FPL route info works by the VOR names and not lat/long.

With the exception of the Pacific and Atlantic oceanic lat/long fixed, I reckon that they are completely useless to everyone else.
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mduell
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junebug172 wrote:
mduell wrote:
We use a database of navigation fixes published by the FAA.

Is that database publicly accessible?

If so, do you have an address?


I think it's distributed on CD/DVD from the NFDC.
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junebug172
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RobK wrote:
Is there any reason why you use the lat/long instead of the VOR name? It makes tracking the flights difficult when the FPL route info works by the VOR names and not lat/long.

With the exception of the Pacific and Atlantic oceanic lat/long fixed, I reckon that they are completely useless to everyone else.


I'm working on an app and I need to be able to locate the VORs using the lat/long.
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Aaron123
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See if this helps.

http://www.ourairports.com/navaids/DEN/ ... OR-DME_US/
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junebug172 wrote:
I'm working on an app and I need to be able to locate the VORs using the lat/long.

I sent you a PM...
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