FlightStats.com is a great resource for a demonstration of Microsoft GeoFlow. Yesterday's Airtran Flight 435 from CAK to MCO was a little delayed, but otherwise went fine. Using data from Flightstats.com and GeoFlow in Excel 2013, we take a look at the flight path and Altitude of the Journey.
UTC Time, Time At Departure, Time At Arrival, Time, Air speed, Altitude, Latitude and Longitude. Add a 'Category' column for the Under/Over 10K Feet segments to know when you can or cannot use your computer... Now create a Table, pull the Data to PowerPivot and get into actually flight path mapping in GeoFlow for the Visualization in Graphic style. Follow along with Bill as he shows us a few tricks in this demonstration of GeoFlow's capabilities...