Stakeholders using Conformance and Protected buffer definitions should review the TCL4 Operator API definition. In particular, TCL2's Operator API definitions for conformance buffer are zero which seems wrong. The commit history shows these values in place on Oct. 2016.
For TCL4 the buffer values will be stored as a OperationVolume specific property. The TCL4 implementation allows binding these runtime to support the use case where an SDSP is consulted to modify values based on, say, weather, vehicle type or density.
Stakeholders using Conformance and Protected buffer definitions should review the TCL4 Operator API definition. In particular, TCL2's Operator API definitions for conformance buffer are zero which seems wrong. The commit history shows these values in place on Oct. 2016.
For TCL4 the buffer values will be stored as a OperationVolume specific property. The TCL4 implementation allows binding these runtime to support the use case where an SDSP is consulted to modify values based on, say, weather, vehicle type or density.
TCL2 Default values are defined on line 56. https://atmjira.arc.nasa.gov:7443/stash/projects/UTM/repos/utm/browse/utm-config/src/main/resources/application.properties
TCL4 defaults defined line 82 in https://github.com/nasa/NUSS/blob/utm3830conformanceProtectedBuffers/src/main/resources/application.yml