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Vertical profile display including weather icons

  • US 10,037,124 B2
  • Filed: 07/08/2014
  • Issued: 07/31/2018
  • Est. Priority Date: 07/08/2014
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method comprising:

  • receiving, by a processor, weather information; and

    generating, by the processor, a vertical profile display based on the weather information, wherein the vertical profile display comprises a plurality of weather icons, a first weather icon of the plurality of weather icons indicating a first type of weather condition for a first volume of space at a first altitude and a second weather icon of the plurality of weather icons indicating a second type of weather condition for a second volume of space at a second altitude, wherein the first type of weather condition is different than the second type of weather condition, wherein the first weather icon is visually distinct from the second weather icon, the first weather icon having a visual characteristic that is based on the first type of weather condition and the second weather icon having a visual characteristic that is based on the second type of weather condition, wherein the visual characteristic of the first weather icon is different than the visual characteristic of the second weather icon, and wherein generating the vertical profile display comprises positioning the first weather icon within the vertical profile display at a portion of the vertical profile display corresponding to the first altitude and positioning the second weather icon within the vertical profile display at a portion of the vertical profile display corresponding to the second altitude,wherein generating the vertical profile display further comprises determining, by the processor, an altitude band around a flight path of an aircraft, wherein the vertical profile display further comprises a vertical profile view of the flight path, an indication of primary weather located within the altitude band, and an indication of secondary weather located outside of the altitude band, wherein the indication of the secondary weather is visually distinct from the indication of the primary weather.

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