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@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ The bot will consider an aircraft to be "circling" if:
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degrees in one direction.
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2. The centroid of the last 3 minutes worth of positions must be more
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than 2.5 miles away from all known airports.
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than 2.5 km away from all known airports.
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3. The centroid must be located within the county of Los Angeles.
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(This is just because I don't yet have airport data outside Los
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@ -34,9 +34,9 @@ The bot will consider an aircraft to be "circling" if:
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4. The aircraft must, at the moment of decision, be at an altitude of
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300 feet or more.
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5. If an aircraft was previously circling, it must be considered
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not-circling for at least 30 minutes before it is again eligible to
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be considered circling.
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5. Once an aircraft is considered to be circling, it will be tweeted
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about. It won't be eligible to be considered circling/tweeted about
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again until it stops circling and 30 minutes pass.
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There are a lot of weird flight paths that can meet criterion #1, and
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I kind of like it that way. For example, see
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