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== 3. Definitions.== | == 3. Definitions.== | ||
'control authority' | 'control authority' | ||
:Space Traffic Control | |||
'central register' | |||
:Sol Central Registry | |||
'vessel' | |||
:Any space-faring craft capable of transportation of cargo or passengers, excluding artificial satellites or statically anchored platforms | |||
'powered vessel' | |||
'powered vessel' | |||
:Any vessel operating under own propulsion for the purposes of course and atttitude adjustment or compliance with control authority instruction | |||
'unpowered vessel' | 'unpowered vessel' | ||
:Any vessel incapable of adjusting course or attitude, under own propulsion or by onboard action. (NOTES: This includes vessels designed without such propulsion) | |||
'piloted vessel' | 'piloted vessel' | ||
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::NOTES: Space Traffic Controllers use the term military to refer to Star Corp assets including but not limited to vessels, personell, and command structures. | ::NOTES: Space Traffic Controllers use the term military to refer to Star Corp assets including but not limited to vessels, personell, and command structures. | ||
' | 'military airspace' | ||
: Airspace under the control of Star Corps. This is restricted airspace for civilian vessels | |||
' | 'prohibited airspace' | ||
:Restricted Airspace which no civilin vessel may enter. | |||
'police' | 'police' | ||
:The term police shall refer to a law enforcment body established by the control authoirty to keep order and to excerise functiosn nessarcy to mantian the rule of law | |||
'orbital' | 'orbital' | ||
(NOTE: orbital - Is path an unpowered object will follow in future. No orbital | :The anticipated path an unpowered spacecraft or object will take in the future. | ||
::(NOTE: orbital - Is the path an unpowered object will follow in future. No orbital which impacts Earth in the event of power failure shall be approved upon filing.) | |||
'planned orbital' | 'planned orbital' | ||
:Shall mean an orbital filed with the control authority which a vessel plans to follow. | |||
'filed orbital' | 'filed orbital' | ||
A formally filed plan detailing an orbital or course a | |||
vessel intends to use or follow. | vessel intends to use or follow. | ||
'fixed | 'fixed planetary object' | ||
'vessel attitude' | 'vessel attitude' | ||
:Attitude or pitch is one axis of orientation measured in angle between line between nose and tail and the line of motion of vessel <b>this needs checking with pilot</b> | |||
' | 'yaw' is measured around the vertical axis 90 degrees from line of motion. <b> this needs checking with a pilot</b> | ||
'roll' | |||
'abnormal' | |||
:Out of ordinary operational parameters or expected procedure. | |||
:(NOTE: Not in or under Standard Operating Conditions where Standard Operating Procedures(SOP) apply) | |||
'visibility' | 'visibility' | ||
'restricted visibility' | 'restricted visibility' | ||
' | 'maneuverability' | ||
'restricted manoeuvrability' | 'restricted manoeuvrability' | ||
'enhanced manoeuvrability' | 'enhanced manoeuvrability' | ||