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Old January 21st 10, 02:55 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default IGC File / Flight-track Analysis

On Jan 21, 1:32*pm, Tuno wrote:
Tim I thought the PEV was only activated by the pilot during flight? I
don't think this will help Noel.

Noel: the technique I've used is to track heading (as well as airspeed
(if provided), ground speed and both altitudes) and it's easy enough
to use that to tell when a 360 degree turn has been completed (thus
assuming start of a thermal).

If you're using C++, the exercise is a lot easier if you use STL
containers!

ted/2NO


Noel,

Sounds like collision warning device predictive path software??

I know nothing about programming but I think that gusts swinging the
tail of a glider is a negligible factor in the context of predicting
the path of a glider from log traces

John
 




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