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EUROCAE ED 220
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EUROCAE ED 220 2013 Edition, March 2013 GUIDELINES FOR VERIFICATION & VALIDATION OF AERODROME MAPPING DATABASES (AMDB) AERODROME SURFACE ROUTING NETWORKS (ASRN) FOR ROUTING APPLICATIONS
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Description / Abstract:
This document only covers the verification and validation of
AMDB ASRN. The verification and validation of other portions of
AMDB are covered in section 3.9 of EUROCAE ED-99C / RTCA
DO-272C.
The verification and validation process described in this document addresses both the compliance of the ASRN with the rules defined in EUROCAE ED-99C / RTCA DO- 272C (e.g. geometry, capture rules, and attribute constraints) and the compliance with the specific application requirements (e.g. data quality or display requirements). It covers general considerations, acceptance criteria, and potential methods.
This document applies to entities involved in the development, revision, and/or use of ASRNs. These entities may be any of the stakeholders (reference Table 1.6-1) involved in ground and onboard application development and use of ASRNs.
It is not the intent of this document to provide a verification and validation process, but rather a framework for creating and using such processes.
The verification and validation process described in this document addresses both the compliance of the ASRN with the rules defined in EUROCAE ED-99C / RTCA DO- 272C (e.g. geometry, capture rules, and attribute constraints) and the compliance with the specific application requirements (e.g. data quality or display requirements). It covers general considerations, acceptance criteria, and potential methods.
This document applies to entities involved in the development, revision, and/or use of ASRNs. These entities may be any of the stakeholders (reference Table 1.6-1) involved in ground and onboard application development and use of ASRNs.
It is not the intent of this document to provide a verification and validation process, but rather a framework for creating and using such processes.