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Hello! In essence, the autopilot turns off LNAV for aircraft that are heading towards their last waypoint in order to prevent an attempt to get information about a non-existent next...

Using statebased CD, false detections can occur when the following conditions apply to an aircraft pair: 1. Altitude difference equal to the required vertical separation margin 2. Vertical speed difference...

Hello, I am trying to make a traffic low. `trafgen` looks like an option but there is a bug. In` plugins>trafgenclasses.py`, `txt2tas` function uses 1 parameter. However, it is defined...

Hi Joost, Am I correct that the BADA fuel model that has been implemented does not take fuel consumption into account for accelerated or decelerated flight? Wkr, René

enhancement

Hi, I'm interested in running BlueSky (simulation only / `--headless`) inside a docker container. Is this something that has been considered before? Would this be a useful contribution if I...

enhancement

Hi all, I'm trying to implement a simulator that takes action commands to control a plane at each timestep. So far, I have been creating aircraft using "CRE", and simulating...

Hi, I am looking for the function for UAV's vertical takeoff and landing. But after investigating the source code, from https://github.com/TUDelft-CNS-ATM/bluesky/blob/5eab3752386a6549583704caa8dbace7e1b31954/bluesky/traffic/performance/openap/phase.py#L71 and https://github.com/TUDelft-CNS-ATM/bluesky/blob/5eab3752386a6549583704caa8dbace7e1b31954/bluesky/traffic/performance/openap/perfoap.py#L251 it seems that the vertical takeoff and...

Hello there, I would like to visualize scenarios in BlueSky based on real-time data or from ASTERIX files. Could you please kindly assist me regarding this matter? Is there an...

The commits included in this pull request serve to improve the turning logic within BlueSky. A turn can be described using the following two equations: Where: If two of these...