Purpose, content, format, scale and accuracy of information on maps ICAO.

Write notes on the following questions:

1.What of 17 types of cards recommended by ICAO are required ?

2 . In which case, is published map of the area ?

3 . In which case the card is issued SID?

4 . In which case the card is issued STAR?

5 . In which case the card is issued a visual approach ?

6. For what purpose is the Aerodrome Obstacle Chart Type A ?

7. In some cases, card type A is not published and where this notification is published ?

8. What is the abbreviation used to declare that the runway is not used in this field take-off ?

9. What are the barriers to the take-off called essential ?

10 . For what purposes are Aerodrome obstacles type B ?

11. What is the purpose Aerodrome Obstacle type C (map of the terrain and obstacles in RA ) what distinguishes them from card type A and B ?

12. In what cases does not require card type C (map of the terrain and obstacles in PA) ?

13. Do I need to publish map of the area for a precision approach , for which categories of systems approach and what is its purpose in the determination of the CDF ?

14. What information is in the plan and profile published on the area map for precision approach ?

15. As indicated by the moving objects and what their height on the area map for precision approach ?

16. In some cases, for the same area are issued individual route maps ?

17.How map projection used in the publication of route maps ?

18. How and what information about the magnetic declination is published on the roadmap ICAO?

19.How meridian as a reference , used for bearings , PU and radials published on the route map ?

All issued maps differ in their content, which depends on their purpose:

- Planning.

- Routing.

- For flight operations at the airport (maps of the area, SID, STAR, Approach ...)

- For operations in visual meteorological conditions, cal.

Aeronautical Charts ICAO.

17 card types recommended by ICAO (DOC 8697-AN/88912). These types of cards provide detailed images of the surface terrain overflown (topography of its territory), the relative position of its points, airfields, RTS data and their location (coordinates) and other aeronautical information.

+ E-cards for display in the cockpit.

Groups of cards - seventeen types of cards are arranged in four groups:

Group I: Maps for use for planning purposes (performance calculations)

- Aerodrome obstacles (ICAO), type A mandatory

(Operating Limitations).

- Aerodrome obstacles (ICAO), Type B optional

- Aerodrome obstacles (ICAO), type C conditional

- TERRAIN AND OBSTACLES IN THE AIRPORT (ICAO) (email)

- Map for precision approach mandatory