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Unit 2.1 - Abstraction (Definition (Official (“The process of separating…

- - - - i. One similarity between the virtual and the real area would be the road layout. By having the same road layout, pilots flying in a more realistic situation
    - - State two similarities between the simulated city and the real city, and explain why these similarities exists
        
        One similarity between the virtual and the real area would be the road layout. By having the same road layout, pilots flying in a more realistic situation
        
        Another similarity between the virtual and real area would be the terrain. By having the same topography as a real airport, pilots can learn about taking off and landing in an area with the kind of terrain that would by present at airports they would fly real planes to.
      - State two differences between the simulated city and the real city, and explain why these similarities exists
        
        One difference between the virtual and the real area would be the buildings in the city. Outside of the terminal, the layout of the buildings would have no effect on the pilot, meaning that they can save time by excluding them, without any effect on the pilot.
        
        Another difference between the virtual and the real area would be the level of traffic in the city. Traffic in the city would have no effect on the pilot, and as such can be removed, saving the developers time without affecting the pilot.