2012 PZ Map

Available for download are 2 versions of the 2012 PZ Map.

The first version is the geospatial PDF document that can be used spatially on a computer and on an iPhone or iPad. A geospatial PDF file is a georeferenced PDF file that contains locational information and upon which locations can be found in real world co-ordinates and real distances and areas can be measured. The second version is a .jpg file that has been requested by some of our pilots.

Version One: The Geospatial PDF 2012 PZ Map

To download the PZ Map directly to your computer for use in your Adobe Reader equipped web
browser please click on the link here:
2012 Geo-spatial PZ Map.pdf

To download the PZ Map directly to your computer for use in Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat
please right-click on the link here:
2012 Geo-spatial PZ Map.pdf

and then save the file to your computer and then open it in either Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat.

The geospatial tools found in Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat 9.0 or newer can be found
under the menu item Tools > Analysis

You can also obtain and enable the map to be used on your iPhone and/or iPad with the GPS
abilities of the device and via the Avenza PDF Maps iOS app perform additional functions such
as adding waypoints and measuring distances. More information of the Avenza PDF Maps app
can be found here: http://www.avenza.com/pdf-maps

To get the map going on your iOS device please do as follows:

1. Go to the Apple iTunes App store and search for "Avenza PDF Maps" or click here on your iOS
device: http://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/avenza-pdf-maps/id388424049?mt=8

2. Download and install the Avenza PDF Maps app

3. Open the Avenza PDF Maps app on your iPhone or iPad or iPod Touch and at the bottom of
the app's screen tap the Store icon.

4. In the Avenza PDF Maps map store look under the Recently Added or Special Interest
categories for the AIBF 2012 Prohibited Zones Map or click the search icon and enter the search
term AIBF.

or

scan this with your iDevice

Version Two: The .jpg version of the 2012 PZ Map

2012 PZ Map.jpg

The following is provided by Keith Sproul for use on Garmin GPS Units.

GARMIN GPS INSTRUCTIONS

This works with the TRAIL series of Garmin GPS's such as the following:
Garmin Dakota
Garmin Oregon
Garmin Montana
Newer ETREX models such as the Etrex 10, Etrex 20 and Etrex 30 GPSMap 62 GPSMap 78 and others

Download the GPX file into the GPS

2012GPXFile

First, you can use Garmin BaseCamp
( http://www.garmin.com/us/products/onthetrail/basecamp )

Or, you can simply copy the file over to the GPS.

This second way is the quicker way.

Connect the GPS to your computer using the USB cable. It will come up just like a thumb-drive.

Copy the GPX file into the GPX directory on the GPS. This is in the following location

/Garmin/GPX/

It is perfectly okay to have several different GPX files in this directory. There will already be a couple of sub-folders in here, namely 'Current' and 'Nav'.

Once the GPX file is copied over, disconnect the GPS from your computer and turn it back on.

The Waypoints show up automatically, but the 'TRACKS' have to be turned on one-by-one. This is a little tedious, but it goes quickly, and only has to be done once.

To make the tracks show up on the display, go to Track Manager, then you have to select each track individually and select "SHOW ON MAP"

If you have questions, you can send email to ksproul@skychariot.com, and he will be glad to help you.