FAA KEEPS GRAPHICAL TFR PROMISE

On 7 Nov 2003 17:27:48 -0800, (lance smith)
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You can find it at www.duats.com. It's free for all pilots
(registration required) and once you login G-TFR's will be second item
on the page.

The DUATS TFR system seems completely adequate. Thanks for the
information.

So now the FAA is funding 2 graphical TFR systems. It would be
interesting to know if the data presented by each agree. Perhaps they
have adaptational functionality planned for the new one.

*****It would be interesting to know if the data presented by each agree.
****


They don't

Larry Dighera wrote in message . ..
From AvWeb:

FAA KEEPS GRAPHICAL TFR PROMISE
A year after promising them, FAA Administrator Marion Blakey will
announce that real-time graphical depictions of current TFRs will be
available on the FAA Web site starting today.
http://tfr.faa.gov/TFR/jsp/list.jsp

Check this one out as well:

https://www.tfrfaa.naimes.faa.gov/TfrFAA/

On 12 Nov 2003 12:22:42 -0800, (Jon Parmet)
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Larry Dighera wrote in message . ..
From AvWeb:

FAA KEEPS GRAPHICAL TFR PROMISE
A year after promising them, FAA Administrator Marion Blakey will
announce that real-time graphical depictions of current TFRs will be
available on the FAA Web site starting today.
http://tfr.faa.gov/TFR/jsp/list.jsp

Check this one out as well:

https://www.tfrfaa.naimes.faa.gov/TfrFAA/

Thanks.

It looks good to me except that the circles are oval; the graphics are
stretched laterally. And what's the deal with the SSL?

So it appears that the FAA has at least three graphical TFR web sites
now if you include DUATS (FAA funded). What they lack in accuracy
they make up in quantity. :-)

Larry Dighera wrote in message . ..
On 12 Nov 2003 12:22:42 -0800, (Jon Parmet)
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Larry Dighera wrote in message . ..
From AvWeb:

FAA KEEPS GRAPHICAL TFR PROMISE
A year after promising them, FAA Administrator Marion Blakey will
announce that real-time graphical depictions of current TFRs will be
available on the FAA Web site starting today.
http://tfr.faa.gov/TFR/jsp/list.jsp

Check this one out as well:

https://www.tfrfaa.naimes.faa.gov/TfrFAA/

Thanks.

It looks good to me except that the circles are oval; the graphics are
stretched laterally.

This functionality was only recently stood up and I'm pretty sure the
goal was "get the concept working first, then make it pretty." They're
using ESRI's SDE underneath to provide more than just graphics (i.e. a
full-on GIS). My first guess wrt the aspect ratio is that it's a web
site 'issue'

And what's the deal with the SSL?

NAIMES has connectivity to the NAS, and security has taken on a new
meaning since... 'nuff said.

So it appears that the FAA has at least three graphical TFR web sites
now if you include DUATS (FAA funded). What they lack in accuracy
they make up in quantity. :-)

With all the data out there, the long pole is clearly one of managing
it. The NAIMES portal is an attempt to give you access to all that
quantity from one place. From
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=cd...gle.com&rnum=1

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1. https://register.naimes.nas.faa.gov

Once you're reigstered [sic], the portal can be found at:

2. https://cdm.naimes.atcscc.faa.gov
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If you head over to https://www.waasaps.naimes.faa.gov/Capstone/ ,
you'll notice the same front end for CAPSTONE as for the TFRs.

Regards,
Jon