AWO.A.SVGS.102 CS AWO.A.SVGS.102 Synthetic vision guidance system (SVGS) scene depiction

The SVGS primary display at each pilot station shall provide:

- (a) a geospatially correct depiction of the external topography and obstacles from the perspective of the flight deck (egocentric) that shall not provide a pilot's view that is depicted below the earth's surface; - (b) a means of giving a sense of motion while on the final approach segment (FAS); - (c) a clear and obvious means of the display status of the SVGS scene depiction; - (d) a means to easily identify and correlate prominent topographical features with the actual external scene; - (e) a means to enable the flight crew to be able to perceive relative distances to prominent topographical features; - (f) consistency between position accuracy, symbology, and topographical information; - (g) a consistent display of terrain awareness warning system (TAWS) (or terrain warning system) terrain alerts across all displays; - (h) the ability for displayed terrain or displayed obstacle conflicts to be obvious to the flight crew; - (i) a scene range from the eye position to the terrain horizon that is sufficient and is not misleading; and - (j) an SVGS primary display that does not degrade the pilot's ability to see and use the required primary flight display information.

If depicted, displays of approach paths shall not be intersected by topographical features.

[Issue: CS-AWO/2]