When the Radar Controller briefing begins, which views must be displayed by both R-Side and D-Side?

When the Radar Controller briefing begins, which views must be displayed by both R-Side and D-Side?

• A. Weather and Traffic views
• B. Outage View and Status View
• C. Only Outage View
• D. Only Status View

Answer: (B)

Both sides must display the Outage View and the Status View from the start of the briefing. The Outage View shows any components or data feeds that are down or degraded, while the Status View provides the real-time health and connectivity status of the system. Together, they give a complete, shared picture of the ERAM environment, so everyone on R-Side and D-Side knows exactly what is available and what isn’t before briefing proceeds. This reduces the risk of misinterpretation or acting on incomplete information. Weather and Traffic views are informative but not required to be shown at the briefing start, and displaying only one view would leave gaps in what needs to be known about system health.

Both sides must display the Outage View and the Status View from the start of the briefing. The Outage View shows any components or data feeds that are down or degraded, while the Status View provides the real-time health and connectivity status of the system. Together, they give a complete, shared picture of the ERAM environment, so everyone on R-Side and D-Side knows exactly what is available and what isn’t before briefing proceeds. This reduces the risk of misinterpretation or acting on incomplete information. Weather and Traffic views are informative but not required to be shown at the briefing start, and displaying only one view would leave gaps in what needs to be known about system health.