Validated supported scope
Criteria and scenarios described in the validated supported-scope sections below.
Evidence and supported scope
Clear Path helps airfield, planning, and engineering teams rapidly screen proposed objects against supported obstruction-evaluation criteria, identify likely conflicts, and generate defensible planning reports before formal coordination or final approval.
Clear Path keeps supported coverage distinct from unsupported, dependency-gated, or not-currently-supported criteria, which remain clearly labeled as Not Evaluated, Needs Review, or unsupported.
Criteria and scenarios described in the validated supported-scope sections below.
Criteria, metadata, or project conditions that require additional confirmation.
Unsupported or dependency-gated paths remain explicitly labeled rather than assumed clear.
Supported
Part 77 fixed-wing surfaces currently encoded in the release.
FAA AC fixed-wing criteria currently encoded in the release, including protected-area findings where implemented.
UFC / DoD fixed-wing criteria currently encoded in the release, including supported protected-zone findings.
Independent validation harness coverage is clean for supported-scope Part 77 fixed-wing surfaces, supported FAA AC fixed-wing surfaces and protected areas, DoD Part 77 supported surfaces, and UFC Air Force Class B supported surfaces and protected zones.
Supported-scope validation currently covers synthetic runway math, the 50-airport deterministic scenario matrix, real-airport smoke checks, boundary cases, clear and violation cases, inside/outside footprint cases, protected-zone cases, and JSON/PDF export consistency checks.
Representative deterministic airport coverage now uses the bundled 50-airport ICAO matrix; unsupported, confirmation-required, or metadata-sparse cases remain explicitly labeled rather than assumed complete.
Internal validation evidence
Current deterministic airport validation uses 50 bundled ICAO contexts. Sample airports include KMGM, KATL, KDFW, KDEN, KORD, KLAX, KJFK, KSAT, KHSV, KMXF; sparse or confirmation-required airports such as KMXF remain explicitly gated instead of being treated as clear.
Needs review or not currently evaluated
These limits do not make the product unusable. They define where manual review, additional source confirmation, or a future encoded rule pack is still required.
For deeper release evidence, see the validation documentation in the repo and the public Documentation and Known Limitations pages.