The Open Paraglider Line Map (OPaLiMa) standard is designed to systematically represent the detailed specifications of paraglider lines and configuration. It caters to a wide range of needs from manufacturers, repair services, and enthusiasts who seek a standardized format for documenting and sharing paraglider line information.
The OPaLiMa standard is structured into several key components, each designed to capture essential aspects of a paraglider’s line architecture and specifications.
This section outlines the specific variant of the glider, including its model, manufacturer, and relevant tolerances.
The sections component is a collection of grouped line information, segmented into different parts of the glider for detailed mapping.
Below is an example snippet from an OPaLiMa document detailing the glider variant and a section of its line map.
gliderVariant:
name: MS
manufacturerTolerance: 10
gliderModel:
gliderManufacturer:
name: Ozone
fullName: 'Ozone Paragliders LTD'
checkIntervalAirtime: 100
checkIntervalMonths: 24
name: 'Zeno 2'
year: 2022
sections:
- position: 1
name: S1
groups:
- position: null
name: AR1
knotSet:
knotLengths:
- knot: 0
length: 0
- knot: 1
length: -13
# Additional knots omitted for brevity
offsetDesign: 0
rows:
- position: null
index: 0
points:
- position: 1
name: A1a
stabilo: false
distanceToRiser: 7651
# Additional points omitted for brevity
This example outlines the structure and information detail available in the OPaLiMa standard, demonstrating its capability to provide comprehensive and precise specifications for paraglider lines and configurations.