Initial tracks support #4
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…ent and taxi route, revert to default airplane profile
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This PR implements support for tracks when calculating flight emission.
As seen in this plotting to vector layer, the flight emission footprint follows the defined track line (highlighted here in glowing pink):
Whereas without a defined track ID in the movements CSV file, the model reverts back to the old assumption that the airplane will fly off in a straight line:
More implementation details: as the track itself only defines x,y, and z coordinates, we have to take an aircraft profile to attach additional values. The way it's done here is that it'll pick the right aircraft profile (that would have been used to draw the straight line before), and attaches to each track point the extra details from the profile's nearest point.