I added two more list elements to airborne_velocity() return. The elements are the sources for direction (ground track or magnetic heading) and vertical rate (barometric or GNSS). The positions of the source elements correspond to the pattern of the first three elements.
I also made a modification to surface_velocity() to return a six element list. It keeps the same format as for airborne_velocity(), but substitutes 'gnd_trk' for direction source and None for vertical speed and its source.
I added two more list elements to
airborne_velocity()
return. The elements are the sources for direction (ground track or magnetic heading) and vertical rate (barometric or GNSS). The positions of the source elements correspond to the pattern of the first three elements.I also made a modification to
surface_velocity()
to return a six element list. It keeps the same format as forairborne_velocity()
, but substitutes'gnd_trk'
for direction source andNone
for vertical speed and its source.