: Public Enumeration
Created: 5/31/2022 4:26:07 PM
Modified: 5/31/2022 4:26:07 PM
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Identifies the particular type of namespace used by the originator of a GUFI.<br/>
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  AIRCRAFT_ADDRESS
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Notes: A namespace can be derived from an aircraft's ICAO address. The 24-bit ICAO address information should be represented via six hexadecimal digits. For example: ABC123.<br/>
Public
  AIRCRAFT_REGISTRATION
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Notes: An individual aircraft is to be identified by its aircraft registration. For example, the aircraft with registration N1234 might use a namespace of: N1234.<br/>
Public
  ATM_UNIT
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Notes: An ATM unit is to be identified by its corresponding four letter Location Indicator (LOCID as determined in ICAO Doc. 7910). A LOCID is available for each FIR or ACC, as well as for airport locations that operators are tied into. For example, the ATM unit "Washington ATC Center", LOCID KZDC, assuming just one system generates GUFIs, might use the following namespace "KZDC".<br/>It does not seem likely that any ATM unit would have more than one source of GUFIs, but if that were the case a numeric station identifier can be added as well. Example: KZDC-2.<br/>
Public
  MAC_ADDRESS
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Notes: A MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to a network interface controller (NIC) of the device by which the flight plan is submitted, formed according to the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Guidelines for 48-Bit Global Identifier (EUI-48).<br/>If an originator generates GUFIs from several stations, it might be appropriate to use the MAC addresses of the devices submitting the flight plan information to properly distinguish the stations. The 48-bit MAC address should be represented via twelve hexadecimal digits. For example: ABCDEF123456.<br/>Note: Use of the MAC address of the originating device will leak information about the hardware of the originating device (at least the manufacturer of the NIC and possibly the manufacturer and model of the device itself) outside the originator's organisation, and may thus increase security risk.<br/>
Public
  OPERATING_AGENCY
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Notes: An operating agency is to be identified by its three letter Operating Agency Designator (ICAO Doc. 8585). A flight planning service provider's namespace content is composed of their Doc. 8585 designator. Example: ABC.<br/>If the provider files from different locations, a four letter Location Indicator (LOCID as determined in ICAO Doc. 7910) can be used to indicate from which station the flight plan is filed. For example, operator ABC filing from Austin, Texas, U.S.A. (LOCID KAUS) might use: ABC-KAUS.<br/>If an operating agency generates GUFIs from more than one station, a numeric station identifier can be added as well. Example: ABC-12 or ABC-KAUS-3.<br/>
Public
  PILOT
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Notes: A pilot is identified by a pilot license number. For example: ABCD1234.<br/>
Element Source Role Target Role
«XSDcomplexType» GloballyUniqueFlightIdentifier
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Name: namespaceDomain
Identifies the particular type of namespace used by the originator of a GUFI.
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