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    <value>+++ TERMS AND CONDITIONS +++

Copyright (c)  2018 by DL2ALF

AirScout is free for personal ham radio related use. You may free distribute the package without changes. It has been developed using C# and Microsoft Visual Studio Express. It is released under the GNU Public Licence V3, the source code is available on request. It could not have been developed without the great help of Open Source software found on the Internet for almost all presentation and calculation tasks inside the software. You may use it "as it is" without any warranties. For further information see the disclaimer on the "Options/Info" tab.

+++ PRIVACY POLICY +++

AirScout is retrieveing user information to maintain a station database. Therefore a minimum of personal data will be stored on the AirScout server. Most of them is publically available. Please support the community with details about your station and your QTH.

The following user information is collected (as stored in your program settings):

	- your call sign
	- your latitude
	- your longitude
	- your grid square
	- your elevation
	- your antenna height (per band
                - your antenna gain (per band)
                - your power output (per band)
	- a timestamp (UTC)

The data are uploaded either at program startup or on user action. The transfer of the collected data is encrypted via Secure FTP (SFTP) to the AirScout web server.
All information is kept confidental and is used only to maintain the global station database and for statistical purposes. 
In case of any change an update is redistributed to all AirScout users.
No further user tracking, analysis or advertisement is performed.

+++ LIABILITY DISCLAIMER +++

THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

You must agree to these terms and conditions to run AirScout.
To view complete license information please refer to "Options/Info".</value>
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    <value>Elevation models are essential for work with AirScout. They are needed for calculating radio horizons and propagation paths.
The software can handle the three most common models available for the public:

GLOBE: 1km x 1km resolution, covers whole earth
SRTM3: 90m x 90m resolution, covers only -60° ... +60°
SRTM1: 30m x 30m resolution, covers only -60° ... +60°

Elevation data are provided in files. AirScout is trying to download and stores them locally. If you have them already somewhere on your computer, you can select a user specific path.

You must choose at least one elevation model to continue.</value>
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    <value>Update your user details here. Exact lat/long values are essential for calculation of the radio horizon.
Start with entering a valid callsign into the callsign box.
Use the lat/lon textboxes for numeric input or enter a valid Maidenhead Locator.
Drag the needle on the map for exact location. Use mouse wheel to zoom in and out.</value>
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    <value>Plane feeds are necessary to get aircraft positions in real time.
You can choose between web feeds, local feeds or dummy feed only for demonstration.
You can combine up to three different feeds.

Please enter at least one plane feed to continue.</value>
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