ACC Responsibility Flashcards
State how controllers at Vancouver ACC communicate with pilots in remote areas of B.C
PALs – remote radio transmitters located on mountain tops, these units are connected by telephone lines to the ACC
controllers are able to see most of their traffic throughout B.C. via this extensive infrastructure of remote radar facilities and radio transmitters
List the IFR control units which border the airspace controlled by the Vancouver ACC
Seattle ARTCC
Edmonton ACC
Anchorage ARTCC
Oakland ARTCC
State the rational for implementation of sectors within ACCs
To distribute workload
State how radar information is transmitted to the ACC from remote radar sites
Fibre Optics
List some of the tools that are available at controller’s work stations
RSIT NARDS Voice Switch OIDS computer Sector Chart Flight data boards, strip holders and a strip printer
List several radar sources that are utilized by the Vancouver ACC
Sea Island – Vancouver Airport – TSR Terminal Radar Mt. Newton – Victoria – TSR Port Hardy – ISSR Secondary Radar Sandspit - - ISSR Secondary Radar Baldy Hughes – Prince George – TSR Mt. Wallenstein – Salmon Arm – ISSR- Secondary Radar Lakeside- Kalispell Montana – FAA Site Biorka Island – FAA Site Calgary – TSR McCaw – Olympic Peninsula – FAA Site