According to PANS-OPS, how are departure restrictions specified for an Omni-directional Departure?

Departure restrictions for an Omni-directional Departure are specified both individually and in combination to ensure safe and efficient aircraft operations. This means that different types of restrictions, such as altitude limits, lateral limits, or even time-of-day considerations, can be applied as standalone requirements or can be combined to address specific operational scenarios.

This comprehensive approach allows for flexibility and tailored solutions to meet the unique conditions of each departure, accommodating various factors like terrain, airspace congestion, and environmental concerns. By permitting a combination of restrictions, PANS-OPS enables operators to design departure profiles that enhance safety while optimizing aircraft performance and compliance with air traffic control requirements.