AirRouteOperator.HighFlightSafety Property
Gets or sets an attribute variable giving a safety factor for flight higher than nap-of-the-earth.
Syntax
public AttributeVariable< System.Double > HighFlightSafety { get; set; }Property Value
Default: 1.0
An attribute variable giving a safety factor for flight higher than nap-of-the-earth.
Remarks
The generated flight route will be nap-of-the-earth except to reach a high waypoint or fly over an airspace. But although nap-of-the-earth flight is the norm, the operator doesn't automatically consider this to be safer than higher flight, so it may choose to fly over some airspaces when it really would be safer to go around or below them.
You can discourage the operator from going above airspaces by decreasing the value of HighFlightSafety, and vice versa. In general, the HighFlightSafety factor competes with the local safety factors in the raster from LowFlightSafetyInput, if any.
The HighFlightSafety can be a constant, or it can be an attribute variable that is evaluated from the attributes of the feature from WaypointsInput as well as the View.UpdateAttributes.
Platforms
Windows, Linux, Android