Lesson 103 Flashcards

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MATS ACC - GLOSSARY

CORRELATION

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An automated or manual function that matches ATS surveillance data with flight plan data.

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MATS ACC > Surveillance ATS > SSRs and Aircraft Codes

  • Instruct pilots of transponder-equipped aircraft to reply to _______________ by assigning the appropriate code. If required, you may assign ____________________________. ⓘ
  • As pilot workload during ___________ and _________ is extremely high, avoid issuing ___________________ during these phases of flight.
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  • Instruct pilots of transponder-equipped aircraft to reply to SSR interrogation by assigning the appropriate code. If required, you may assign special condition codes. ⓘ
  • As pilot workload during departure and arrival is extremely high, avoid issuing code changes during these phases of flight.
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MATS ACC > ATS Surveillance > SSRs and Aircraft Codes > Transponders

If the PPS or data tags for a particular aircraft is not displayed as expected:

If an aircraft’s transponder appears to be unserviceable or malfunctioning, ____________ and, if appropriate, the ___________ or ______. If an aircraft’s transponder is set to _________ or __________, inform the adjacent sector or unit.

Note: When this information has been passed electronically, ________________ is also required.

Instruct a pilot to turn _______ on or off, as necessary.

Note:
- Aircraft are expected to have Mode C turned on without ___________________.

  • With some transponders, Mode C cannot be turned off without turning off the transponder.
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■ Instruct the pilot to reset the transponder, stating the currently assigned code.
■ If resetting the transponder does not resolve the problem, assign a different code.

inform the pilot
adjacent sector
unit
standby
turned off

verbal coordination

Mode C

instruction from ATC

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MATS ACC > ATS Surveillance > SSRs and Aircraft Codes > Code Assignment

Assign an aircraft a _____________ in preference to a ____________________. ⓘ

NOTE: If a discrete code is not assigned by ATC: 
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discrete code
non-discrete code

NOTE: If a discrete code is not assigned by ATC:
■ VFR aircraft use the following non-discrete codes:
- 12500 ASL and below; 1200
- Above 12500 ASL; 1400
■ IFR and CVFR aircraft use the following non-discrete codes:
- HLA: 2000
- LLA: 1000

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MATS ACC > ATS Surveillance > SSRs and Aircraft Codes > Code Assignment

You may assign a non-discrete code to either of the following:

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■ An aircraft that has canceled or closed its IFR flight plan and is not requesting further surveillance service
■ A VFR aircraft for which ATS surveillance service is being terminated.

ⓘ Due to system limitations regarding the number of codes, minimize discrete code assignment changes.

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MATS ACC > Glossary

PPS

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PRESENT POSITION SYMBOL (PPS)

The visual indication, in symbolic form, on a situation display, of the position of an aircraft, aerodrome vehicle, or other object obtained after automatic processing of positional data.

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MATS ACC > Glossary

CJS

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CONTROLLER JURISDICTION SYMBOL (CJS) Symbol that identifies a sector.

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MATS ACC > ATS Surveillance > ATS Surveillance Equipment > Situation Display

Display and monitor: 
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When using a CSit situation display, ensure that the following settings are applied:
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Inset windows can obstruct jurisdictional aircraft. Use with caution.

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■ Uncorrelated targets
■ CJSs
■ Coast list in a full format showing all pertinent information (to enable prompt detection of newly decorrelated aircraft)
■ Altitude readouts (mode C)
■ Current weather data and history, as necessary, for the provision of severe weather information
■ VMI
■ Appropriate geographic map

■ PPS brightness is at least one level higher than other elements on the display
■ Inset windows are placed outside sector boundaries or in areas where they do not obstruct jurisdictional traffic.
■ Data tags include minima as indicated in the following table.

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MATS ACC > ATS Surveillance > ATS Surveillance Equipment > Situation Display

Tag Type: Alpha
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■ ACID
■ Wake turbulence category
■ SFI
■ Altitude readout
■ VMI
■ Ground speed
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MATS ACC > ATS Surveillance > ATS Surveillance Equipment > Situation Display

Tag Type: Bravo


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■CJS
■Altitude
■VMI

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MATS ACC > ATS Surveillance > ATS Surveillance Equipment > Situation Display

Tag Type: VFR

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■Altitude

■VMI

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MATS ACC > ATS Surveillance > ATS Surveillance Equipment > Situation Display

Tag Type: Uncorrelated

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■Altitude

■VMI

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MATS ACC > ATS Surveillance > ATS Surveillance Equipment > Situation Display
NOTE: Management may also direct the display of: 
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■ Cleared altitude
■ Controller remarks indicator
■ RNAV remarks indicator
■ Altitude displayed on the estimate
■ Remarks indicator
■ Radar-derived weather information
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MATS ACC > Glossary

Alpha Data Tag

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A data tag associated with a CJS of the jurisdictional controller.

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MATS ACC > Glossary

Bravo Data Tag

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A data tag associated with a present position symbol with a CJS other than that of the jurisdictional controller.

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