Appeal No. 1997-1577 Page 12 Application No. 07/941,466 flight and mission training was performed either without navigational charts, or with real world charts which were used even though the database corresponding to the real-world environment had been modified for customized flight training scenarios. In the opinion of Declarant J. Cary Quinn, negative training resulted from using navigational charts which did not correspond with the simulated non-real-world environment. The Declaration of J. Cary Quinn additionally states (page 4) that2 I wish to stress the point that, in the highly competitive industry, for a period of about fifteen (15) years although the need was evident, the industry failed to develop a process for producing hard copy database correlatable navigational charts from a non-real-world visual database as claimed. The question in our mind, after reading the Declarations is: why couldn’t one of ordinary skill in the art have generated a hard copy of a navigational chart correlated to the non-real-world visual database? We have reviewed the Declarations and find no answer to this question. 2A similar statement is made by Declarant Joseph A. Petrazio for a period spanning six (6) years.Page: Previous 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007