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@bosshardhans bosshardhans commented Jun 29, 2025

Added new example demonstrating AMDAR format

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    • Added a new example to the Sublabel DF documentation, demonstrating a detailed AMDAR data message with supporting images and references.
    • Improved formatting consistency in an existing example.

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Name Severity Example test case Description
Incorrect Wind Speed Units Medium Examine the AMDAR data example. The wind speed is described as being in 'kph', but it is more likely to be in knots, which is the standard unit for aviation wind speed.
Inaccurate Description of Mixing Ratio Low Review the description of the AMDAR data fields. The field described as 'Mixing Ratio (humidity)' could be more precisely defined.
Non-Authoritative Link to ARINC 620-8 Low Check the link provided for ARINC 620-8 documentation. The link points to a slide presentation instead of an official ARINC document.
Missing Wind Direction Units Low Review the description of the AMDAR data fields. The units for Wind Direction are not specified. The standard aviation unit is degrees.

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A new example (Example 7) illustrating an AMDAR data message for flight WN0609 was added to the Sublabel DF documentation. This example includes a raw data snippet, a detailed breakdown of the message structure, references for validation, and two embedded images. Formatting consistency was improved in Example 6.

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research/H1/Sublabel_DF.md Added Example 7 with AMDAR data message, breakdown, references, and images; fixed formatting in Example 6

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
research/H1/Sublabel_DF.md (2)

260-269: Minor wording / punctuation clean-up improves readability.
• Consider rewriting the bullet for line 3 so the trailing “?” is not interpreted as bad punctuation (LanguageTool COMMA_PERIOD).
• You mention “Mixing Ratio (humidity)(4), ?” – if the final field is unknown, explicitly say “unknown” instead of dangling “?” to avoid lint complaints and reader confusion.


271-272: Add alt-text for the embedded images.
GitHub renders images without alt text as empty, which is sub-optimal for accessibility and screen-reader users. Provide a brief description (e.g., “NOAA MADIS ingestion screenshot”).

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[uncategorized] ~244-~244: A determiner appears to be missing. Consider inserting it.
Context: ...665+12- 98007XZ:700++++++0000--\r\n ``` Flight was from KIAH to KSMF. ## Example 7 fr...

(AI_EN_LECTOR_MISSING_DETERMINER)


[uncategorized] ~266-~266: Did you just mean “,” or “?”?
Context: ...or Climb)(2), Mixing Ratio (humidity)(4), ? The last line was cross-referenced w...

(COMMA_PERIOD)

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research/H1/Sublabel_DF.md

249-249: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified
null

(MD040, fenced-code-language)

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research/H1/Sublabel_DF.md (1)

243-244: Good catch closing the fence for Example 6.
The additional back-ticks remove the rendering glitch that previously merged example text with the analysis.

Comment on lines +249 to +259
```
++76502,XXX,B737-800,250628,WN0609,KATL,KSAT,0167,SW2501
6
N3007.7,W09656.0,282145,30995,-35.5,212,004,DC,00263,1,
N3005.5,W09704.6,282146,27861,-27.0,234,006,DC,00495,1,
N3003.4,W09713.2,282147,25224,-20.8,242,005,DC,00427,1,
N3001.4,W09721.4,282148,22702,-14.8,233,008,DC,00747,1,
N2959.4,W09729.3,282149,20192,-10.0,057,003,DC,01546,1,
N2957.5,W09737.0,282150,17805,-05.5,157,004,DC,03905,1,
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Please add a fenced-block language and replace the placeholder “XXX”.

  1. markdownlint is flagging MD040 because the fence lacks a language tag. Append a token such as text or plain after the opening back-ticks to silence the linter and enable syntax highlighting.

  2. The second field in the header is currently XXX, whereas the surrounding prose says the tail number is N8673F. Leaving the placeholder diminishes the example’s instructional value and may confuse readers mining the document.

-```
-++76502,XXX,B737-800,250628,WN0609,KATL,KSAT,0167,SW2501
+```text
++76502,N8673F,B737-800,250628,WN0609,KATL,KSAT,0167,SW2501
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249-249: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified
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(MD040, fenced-code-language)

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In research/H1/Sublabel_DF.md around lines 249 to 259, the fenced code block
lacks a language tag and contains a placeholder "XXX" instead of the correct
tail number. Add a language identifier such as "text" immediately after the
opening backticks to fix the markdownlint MD040 warning, and replace "XXX" with
the actual tail number "N8673F" to improve clarity and instructional value.

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