Create a Flight Operations draft
Create a Flight Operations draft and confirm the jurisdiction and operation context.
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Use the workspace readiness sequence rather than jumping directly to a coloured map. If the selected source is unavailable or the result is stale, resolve that state before review.
The six-step rail keeps operation context, people, geometry, source evidence, visibility and review in order.
Create a Flight Operations draft and confirm the jurisdiction and operation context.
Assign the operator, pilot, aircraft, crew and observer roles required for the draft.
Draw the route and select an explicit AGL or AMSL model.
Inspect Data Health before running route analysis.
Review blocked, warning and unknown segments; record the human controls still required.
Request competent-person review before signing or submitting an evidence pack.
The design desk keeps source health and optical mode visible before the schedule is treated as current.
Create a Camera Design draft and define the site extent.
Inspect terrain, surface, building and vegetation source health.
Choose the camera specification and one optical mode: sensor-derived or manual FOV.
Place cameras at intended positions, heights, bearings and tilts.
Wait for the current settled analysis and inspect obstruction, unknown areas and nominal DORI.
Review the schedule and verify field conditions before using the draft.
Do not treat an unavailable terrain source, missing analysis or stale revision as zero, flat or clear. Shorten an over-budget analysis, select a configured source or refresh the evidence as the workspace directs.