Zone Map / Leonardo – Pura Vida Paragliding

Leonardo is a server for recording paragliding flights over the Internet. Flights can be displayed in a highly visual graphical interface, statistics can be viewed for all flights or a selected subset of them, and various Leagues (XC distance) are created.

In its current form, it is suitable for small and large sliding communities, but its design is flexible enough to cope with increasingly larger groups.

These are some of its features:

Flight analysis and scoring for both open distance and OLC type

Each flight can be viewed and the track log downloaded. In the flight analysis window, the flight is displayed on a map of the area. Four graphs are also available, showing altitude over time, speed over time, change over time, and distance from takeoff over time—especially valuable for cross-country flights.

The takeoff and landing location is automatically calculated based on a database of known points.

The data can be presented in various ways, sorted by pilot name, duration, distance, olc score, takeoff name, etc.

There are 5 competition leagues: open distance, FAI triangle, olc score, flight duration, and altitude gained during takeoff.

There is powerful filtering in almost all fields of the data.

Uploading flights is *very* easy: just one click

Multilingual (currently in 23 languages)

A very interesting display in Google Maps and Google Earth. It works with third-party plugins for an even cooler visualization in Google Earth.
It connects to the two main global flight site databases to link to more information about the flight's starting point.
Automatic: Multiple uploads from many flights into one zip file

Automatic dispatch of XC flights to central servers that form a global XCnet

It operates in standalone or distributed mode, acting as either a client or a server. In Client mode, it sends all local flights to the XCnetwork; in Server mode, it can act as the primary node of the XCnet.