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# 4.2. Navigation Helps

## 4.2.1. Atlas

Atlas aims to produce and display high quality charts of the world for users of FlightGear, an open source flight simulator. This is achieved through two main parts: The map creator (simply called Map) and the Atlas viewer.

- Author: David Luff `<daveluff@users.sourceforge.net>`

- Latest release: 0.3.0, 2005/07/28

- Copyright: GPL

- Home Page: http://atlas.sourceforge.net/

## 4.2.2. OpenGC

OpenGC is a multi-platform, multi-simulator, open-source C++ tool for developing and implementing high quality glass cockpit displays for simulated flightdecks. Our goal is simple: support all widely available flight simulators, all widely available operating systems, and provide a selection of gauges that mirrors the diversity of interests within the flightsimming community. I hope you enjoy OpenGC, and encourage you to contribute in any way possible!

- Author: Damion Shelton `<damion@opengc.org>`

- Latest release: 0.57, 2006/04/24

- Copyright: BSD

- Home Page: http://www.opengc.org/

## 4.2.3. A340GC

The Glass Cockpit Library (libGC) is created for the Airbus A340 Glass Cockpit (a340gc) which is an Open Source project. The a340gc project is part of the Airbus A340 simulator project of the IRADIS Foundation. The goal of libGC and a340gc is to create a free framework that can be used to build a glass cockpit upon.

This is only a part of a bigger project carried by Iradis to create a realistic A340 cockpit with a full view. See this website for more details.

- Author: Iradis `<info@iradis.fat.org>`

- Latest release: 0.3, 2002/05/19

- Copyright: GPL

- Home Page: http://a340gc.iradis.org/

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