Short answer: ASIT can be deployed as a Civil Aviation Authority obstacle declaration widget. It lets citizens and developers submit coordinates, heights and object type, then performs ICAO surface checks, generates a pre-submission dossier and stores structured audit details for authority review.
Service improvement for CAAs
A CAA widget changes obstacle safeguarding from a specialist-only exchange into a guided public service. Non-aeronautical users can understand whether an object may affect protected surfaces before the authority spends time on the formal review.
What the authority can receive
- Obstacle coordinates, elevation and height AGL.
- Object category such as building, crane, antenna or mast.
- Limiting surface, margin and maximum permissible altitude.
- Applicant and representative information.
- PDF dossier for pre-check or formal intake.
- Structured JSON details for backend audit logs.
- 3D terrain and building context for fast review.
- Configurable wording aligned with the authority process.
Important limitation
The widget can be configured as a pre-check, intake and dossier builder. Whether it becomes an official authorization process depends on the CAA legal workflow, internal validation rules and publication of the service through the authority portal.
Build a CAA pre-check workflow
Use ASIT as the engine for Sede-ready obstacle intake and assessment.