Mark-up

The following four types of mark-up are used on some pages in order to draw the attention of the reader on some particular aspects:

Note

This mark-up is s used to create awareness for a matter of specific importance. A Note may be editorial or content related.

Issue

Used to highlight issues such as inconsistencies detected in source documents, limitations of the AIXM model, etc. In general, an issue will require an action to be taken, such as bringing the issue to the attention of the AIXM Change Control Board, etc.

Good to know

This mark-up is used, for example, when providing coding examples or information about other resources that might complement the information provided on the page.

Open Question

This mark-up is used to mark open questions which the author of the content is not able to resolve using the input available. It is possible that some open questions remain on the site for a long time. For example, open questions concerning elements that might be candidates for inclusion in the AIP data set might remain for a long time in this status. They might be resolved when sufficient experience is accumulated and a solution emerges.

SBVR format style for AIXM model elements

On some pages (such as the pages where the AIXM model elements are explained) an SBVR-style formatting is used as defined in the document AIXM 5.1 - Business Rules - Using SBVR and Schematron (see http://www.aixm.aero/page/business-rules)
The main formats used are:

  • SBVR NounConcept
    Represented by AIXM UML Classes and Properties, meaning that AIXM Class Name, Role Name or Attribute Name may appear as NounConcept.
    Style: Bold, underlined and UpperCamelCase or lowerCamelCase (depending on how the noun concept appears in the UML model). If several nouns are concatenated, then they should be separated by a dot (“.”) symbol.
  • SBVR Verb-concept
    Represented by Name of an AIXM UML association.
    Style: italic
  • SBVR 'Name'
    Represents UML Instances, Slots, Enumeration literals, and their assigned Properties and CodeList values
    Style: surrounded by ‘simple quotes’
  • SBVR keyword
    are used to construct statements – the words that can be combined with other designations to form statements and definitions, see sections on Logical Operations, Quantification, Modality and Additional SBVR keywords, all these being part of the keyword concept
    Style: Usual text format

Contributors (i.e. named users) when providing content can format text according the SBVR style. Therefor dedicated text formatting styles have been created which can be selected in the edit mode from the tool bar.

Shortcuts:

SBVR NounConcept : CTRL+SHIFT+1

SBVR Verb-concept : CTRL+SHIFT+2

SBVR 'Name' : CTRL+SHIFT+3

SBVR keyword : CTRL+SHIFT+4

3-letter abbreviations for AIXM classes

The names of the AIXM UML classes appear frequently on this site. In some places, for example when used in the composition of rule identifiers or on Digital NOTAM "decoding' diagrams, a long class name can be problematic because it generates a very long text string. Therefore, a 3-letter abbreviation is associated with each AIXM class name, as detailed in the following table, and used when the editorial constraints require a short name equivalent for an AIXM class.


Class

3-letter abbreviation

AerialRefuelling

ARF

AerialRefuellingAnchor

ARA

AerialRefuellingPoint

ARP

AerialRefuellingTrack

ART

AeronauticalGroundLight

AGL

AircraftCharacteristic

ACH

AircraftGroundService

ACG

AircraftStand

AST

AircraftStandContamination

ASC

AirportClearanceService

ACS

AirportGroundService

AGS

AirportHeliport

AHP

AirportHeliportAvailability

AHY

AirportHeliportCollocation

AHC

AirportHeliportContamination

AHN

AirportHeliportProtectionArea

APA

AirportHeliportResponsibilityOrganisation

AHR

AirportHeliportUsage

AHU

AirportHotSpot

AHT

AirportProtectionAreaMarking

APM

AirportSuppliesService

ASV

Airspace

ASE

AirspaceActivation

AAC

AirspaceBorderCrossing

ABC

AirspaceGeometryComponent

AGC

AirspaceLayer

ALR

AirspaceLayerClass

ALC

AirspaceVolume

AVL

AirspaceVolumeDependency

AVD

AirTrafficControlService

ATC

AirTrafficManagementService

ATM

AltimeterSource

ALT

AltimeterSourceStatus

ASS

AltitudeAdjustment

AAD

AngleIndication

AIN

AngleUse

AUS

ApproachAltitudeTable

AAT

ApproachCondition

ACN

ApproachDistanceTable

ADT

ApproachLeg

ALG

ApproachLightingSystem

APL

ApproachTimingTable

ATT

Apron

APN

ApronAreaAvailability

AAA

ApronAreaUsage

AAU

ApronContamination

ACT

ApronElement

AEL

ApronLightSystem

ALS

ApronMarking

AMK

ArrestingGear

AGR

ArrestingGearExtent

AGE

ArrivalFeederLeg

AFL

ArrivalLeg

ARL

AuthorityForAerialRefuelling

AAR

AuthorityForAirspace

AFA

AuthorityForNavaidEquipment

AFN

AuthorityForSpecialNavigationStation

ASN

AuthorityForSpecialNavigationSystem

ASM

Azimuth

AZM

CallsignDetail

CDL

ChangeOverPoint

COP

CheckpointINS

CNS

CheckpointVOR

CVO

CircleSector

CIS

CirclingArea

CIA

CirclingRestriction

CIR

City

CTY

ConditionCombination

CCN

ContactInformation

CIN

Curve

CUR

DeicingArea

DAA

DeicingAreaMarking

DAM

DepartureArrivalCondition

DAC

DepartureLeg

DLG

DesignatedPoint

DPN

DirectFlight

DFT

DirectFlightClass

DFC

DirectFlightSegment

DFS

DirectionFinder

DFN

DistanceIndication

DIN

DME

DME

ElevatedCurve

ELC

ElevatedPoint

ELP

ElevatedSurface

ELS

Elevation

ELV

EnRouteSegmentPoint

ERS

EquipmentChoice

ECH

EquipmentUnavailableAdjustment

EUA

EquipmentUnavailableAdjustmentColumn

EUC

FASDataBlock

FDB

FinalLeg

FLG

FinalProfile

FPR

FireFightingService

FFS

FlightCharacteristic

FCH

FlightConditionCircumstance

FCC

FlightConditionCombination

FCM

FlightConditionElement

FCE

FlightConditionElementChoice

FEC

FlightRestriction

FRS

FlightRestrictionLevel

FRL

FlightRestrictionRoute

FRR

FlightRoutingElement

FRE

FlightRoutingElementChoice

FRC

FloatingDockSite

FGD

Fuel

FUL

GeoBorder

GBR

Glidepath

GPT

GroundLightingAvailability

GLA

GroundLightSystem

GLS

GroundTrafficControlService

GTC

GuidanceLine

GLN

GuidanceLineLightSystem

GLL

GuidanceLineMarking

GLM

GuidanceService

GSV

HoldingAssessment

HAS

HoldingPattern

HPT

HoldingPatternDistance

HPD

HoldingPatternDuration

HPN

HoldingPatternLength

HPL

HoldingUse

HUS

InformationService

ISV

InitialLeg

ILG

InstrumentApproachProcedure

IAP

IntermediateLeg

INL

LandingTakeoffAreaCollection

LTA

LightActivation

LAC

LightElement

LEL

LightElementStatus

LES

LinguisticNote

LNT

Localizer

LLZ

ManoeuvringAreaAvailability

MAA

ManoeuvringAreaUsage

MAU

MarkerBeacon

MBC

Marking

MKG

MarkingBuoy

MKB

MarkingElement

MKE

MarkingExtent

MKX

Meteorology

MET

Minima

MIN

MissedApproachGroup

MAP

MissedApproachLeg

MAL

Navaid

NAV

NavaidComponent

NCM

NavaidEquipment

NEQ

NavaidEquipmentDistance

NED

NavaidEquipmentMonitoring

NEM

NavaidOperationalStatus

NOS

NavigationArea

NAA

NavigationAreaRestriction

NAN

NavigationAreaSector

NAR

NavigationSystemCheckpoint

NSC

NDB

NDB

Nitrogen

NTG

NonMovementArea

NMA

Note

NTE

ObstacleArea

OAR

ObstacleAreaOrigin

OAO

ObstacleAssessmentArea

OSS

ObstaclePlacement

OPL

Obstruction

OBN

Oil

OIL

OnlineContact

OCN

OrganisationAuthority

ORG

OrganisationAuthorityAssociation

OAS

Oxygen

OXG

PassengerLoadingBridge

PLB

PassengerService

PSV

PilotControlledLighting

PCG

Point

PNT

PointReference

PRF

PostalAddress

PAD

PrecisionApproachRadar

PAR

PrimarySurveillanceRadar

PSR

Procedure

PRC

ProcedureAvailability

PAV

ProcedureDME

PDM

ProcedureTransition

PTR

ProcedureTransitionLeg

PTL

PropertiesWithSchedule

PWS

RadarComponent

RCM

RadarEquipment

REQ

RadarSystem

RST

RadioCommunicationChannel

RCC

RadioCommunicationOperationalStatus

RCO

RadioFrequencyArea

RFA

Reflector

RFL

Ridge

RDG

Road

ROA

Route

RTE

RouteAvailability

RAV

RouteDME

RDM

RoutePortion

RPN

RouteSegment

RSG

RulesProcedures

RUP

Runway

RWY

RunwayBlastPad

RBP

RunwayCentrelinePoint

RCP

RunwayContamination

RCT

RunwayDeclaredDistance

RDD

RunwayDeclaredDistanceValue

RDV

RunwayDirection

RDN

RunwayDirectionLightSystem

RLS

RunwayElement

REL

RunwayMarking

RMG

RunwayProtectArea

RPA

RunwayProtectAreaLightSystem

RPL

RunwaySectionContamination

RSC

RunwayVisualRange

RVR

SafeAltitudeArea

SAA

SafeAltitudeAreaSector

SAS

SDF

SDF

SeaplaneLandingArea

SLA

SeaplaneRampSite

SPR

SearchRescueService

SRE

SecondarySurveillanceRadar

SSV

SectorDesign

SDN

SegmentLeg

SLG

SegmentPoint

SPT

Service

SER

ServiceOperationalStatus

SOS

SignificantPoint

SPN

SignificantPointInAirspace

SPA

SpecialDate

SPD

SpecialNavigationStation

SNS

SpecialNavigationStationStatus

SNT

SpecialNavigationSystem

SNY

StandardInstrumentArrival

SIA

StandardInstrumentDeparture

SID

StandardLevel

SLL

StandardLevelColumn

SLC

StandardLevelSector

SLS

StandardLevelTable

SLB

StandMarking

SMK

Surface

SFC

SurfaceCharacteristics

SCS

SurfaceContamination

SCN

SurfaceContaminationLayer

SCL

SurveillanceGroundStation

SGS

SurveillanceRadar

SRD

SurveyControlPoint

SCP

TACAN

TCN

TaxiHoldingPosition

THP

TaxiHoldingPositionLightSystem

THL

TaxiHoldingPositionMarking

THM

Taxiway

TWY

TaxiwayContamination

TWC

TaxiwayElement

TWE

TaxiwayLightSystem

TWL

TaxiwayMarking

TWM

TelephoneContact

TCT

TerminalArrivalArea

TAA

TerminalArrivalAreaSector

TAS

TerminalSegmentPoint

TSP

Timesheet

TSH

TouchDownLiftOff

TLA

TouchDownLiftOffContamination

TLC

TouchDownLiftOffLightSystem

TLS

TouchDownLiftOffMarking

TLM

TouchDownLiftOffSafeArea

TSA

TrafficSeparationService

TSS

Unit

UNI

UnitAvailability

UAB

UnitDependency

UDP

UnplannedHolding

UHG

UsageCondition

UCN

VerticalStructure

VST

VerticalStructureLightingStatus

VSL

VerticalStructurePart

VSP

VerticalStructurePartGeometry

VSG

VisualGlideSlopeIndicator

VGI

VOR

VOR

WorkArea

WAR

WorkareaActivity

WAA

List of classes and abbreviations expected in AIXM 5.2 (under development)
Class3-letter abbreviation
SatelliteSystemSSM
SatelliteServiceSSE
GBASGBS
GBASServiceGSS
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