This invention relates to airspace coding, specifically to a multi-level unified coding
system for low-altitude airspace. The
system includes a coding hierarchy architecture module, which designs and constructs an eight-level coding architecture from the
national level to the building level; a coding inheritance and
short code setting module, which designs inheritance logic to achieve reversible
traceability of codes and designs
short code rules to improve coding efficiency; a coding fusion module, which combines a planar coordinate framework and altitude coding to achieve integrated coding of planar and altitude spaces; a coding splicing and storage module, which designs coding splicing rules, file naming conventions,
directory hierarchy structures, and unified attribute fields to facilitate
system storage,
parsing, front-end loading, and spatial indexing; and a multi-standard compatibility module, which establishes compatibility conversion rules between grid data and various existing standards to ensure seamless integration with existing industry data systems. The technical solution provided by this invention overcomes the shortcomings of achieving accurate low-altitude airspace division, efficient
traceability, and cross-industry
data interoperability.