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I should’ve added this in the question but there really isn’t any behavior. The data comes from a data source as a message. That message is converted into an aircraft state for that moment in time (until the next message comes in milliseconds later). That aircraft state is used for processing in an analytics pipeline.

keelerjr12
– keelerjr12

2025-01-31 01:50:35 +00:00
Commented Jan 31 at 1:50
@keelerjr12 This seems to be a typical use case for the dictionary, especially if it simplifies the processing of the messages ( e.g. if some codes therein identify the properties to update). If the messages contain all the properties in a binary or hardcoded format, you could just leave it as it is.

Christophe
– Christophe

2025-01-31 08:01:50 +00:00
Commented Jan 31 at 8:01

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