The Gsgt Session Log displays messages that were generated during the current session while performing certain task. Messages are logged for start and end of GSGT session, loading of a scenario, and import and export functions. Additionally when ATCoach engine is used, all requests and feedback logged in the ATCoach Status window is also logged in this report.

To generate the report, select Reports->Gsgt Session Log from the GSGT Main Window.

The task that generated the message is shown in GRAY. Status and completion messages are shown in GREEN. Warnings are shown in YELLOW and error messages are shown in RED.

The Sorted Scenario Listing displays the injected messages and optionally the ATCoach messages for each target. The targets can be sorted by name and RSI.

To generate the report, select Reports->Sorted Scenario Listing from the GSGT Main Window.

The Message Injection Report lists all scenario messages in chronological order based on injection time.

To generate the report, select Reports->Message Injection Report from the GSGT Main Window.

The Conflict Report displays a listing of the lateral and vertical separation between two targets, in addition to their current positions. It also displays a graph showing the altitudes of the targets and a previews routes of the two targets.

To generate the report, select Reports->Conflict Report from the GSGT Main Window.

The Conflict report lists the time, position of each target (Lat/Long/Altitude), lateral/vertical separation, time until predicted lateral/vertical conflict, and conflict status (none, Predicted, Imminent, or Current). Values that are currently in violation are shown in RED.

The Altitude Profile is a graph of the altitude of the two targets. When the targets have a Current Vertical Violation, the graph will be shown in RED.

The routes of the two selected targets are displayed, much like the Show Route Display. The displayed routes begin at the point in time when the later of the two targets becomes active. The two targets are linked, so dragging one will drag the other as well. The context box and limited data block will change color when the targets are in conflict. The colors are GREEN for no conflict, YELLOW for Predicted, ORANGE for Imminent, and RED for Current.

The GSGT EMSAW/TAV Conflict Report displays a list of target positions and alert status relative to the selected EMSAW/TAV.

To generate the report, select Reports->EMSAW/TAV Conflict Report from the GSGT Main Window.

The EMSAW/TAV report lists the Time, Target Position (Lat/Long/Altitude), Time To Violation, and color-coded conflict status (none, Predicted, Current). TTV (Time To Violation, in seconds) values that are currently in violation are shown in RED. Predicted conflicts is shown in YELLOW.

The Paired Target Display shows the routes of two targets as well as a graph showing the altitudes of the targets. The two targets are linked, so sliding one along its route will affect the other target as well. This behavior is similar to the route display from the Conflict Report.

To generate the report, select Reports->Paired Target Display from the GSGT Main Window.

The Altitude Profile and Route Display are identical to those in the Conflict Report. except that there are no color changes for conflicts.

The GSGT Simulated Target Position report provides information on selected target positions at a specified time interval.

To generate the report, select Reports->Simulated Target Position from the GSGT Main Window.

The first file displayed is a summary contains links to the report for each selected target. Clicking on a link will display the individual target report.

The GSGT Dynamic Message Report generates listing of selected targets from the scenario providing basic information such as start time and route.

To generate the report, select Reports->Dynamic Message Report from the GSGT Main Window.

The dialog with report options is the same as in Paired Target Display report (see Section 10.6, “Paired Target Display”)

The FAV Traversal Report displays the FAV crossing times for the selected targets.

To generate the report, select Reports->FAV Traversal Report from the GSGT Main Window.

The dialog with report options is the same as in Simulated Target Position report (see Section 10.7, “Simulated Target Position”)

The FAV Listing displays each aircraft ID and the time it enters each FAV.

The GSGT EMSAW/TAV Traversal Report displays a list of active targets and the EMSAW/TAV they are currently in for a specified time interval.

To generate the report, select Reports->EMSAW/TAV Traversal Report from the GSGT Main Window.

The EMSAW/TAV Traversal report lists the Target Name, Target Altitude, EMSAW/TAV Name, and EMSAW/TAV Altitude in separate columns per specified time interval.

The GSGT Active/Inactive Report displays a list and a graph of active and inactive targets for a specified time interval.

To generate the report, select Reports->Active/Inactive Report from the GSGT Main Window.

The Track Active/Inactive report lists the number of Active and Inactive tracks in separate columns per specified time interval.

The Track Active/Inactive chart is a bar chart showing the number of active flights in GREEN and the number of inactive flights in RED.

The Track Load Duration report displays a graph of the number of aircraft tracks during a selected time interval. It can also list the time interval(s) a specified load was achieved and maintained.

To generate the report, select Reports->Track Load Duration from the GSGT Main Window.

The Track Load Duration report displays the target load at the selected time intervals. The Details section shows the time durations that meet the selected Load value.

The Track Load Duration chart is a line chart showing the number of targets in GREEN and the selected load in RED.

The GSGT Simulated Radar Target Count.

To generate the report, select Reports->Simulated Radar Target Count from the GSGT Main Window.

The Equipment Message Count report displays the number of messages generated by selected equipment during a selected time interval.

To generate the report, select Reports->Equipment Message Count from the GSGT Main Window.

The GSGT Facility Track Count report displays a list of the number of tracks located in various areas (Local ARTCC, ARTS, Adjacent ARTCCs, Uncontrolled) for a given time interval.

To generate the report, select Reports->Facility Track Counts from the GSGT Main Window.

The dialog with report options is the same as in Active/Inactive Report report (see Section 10.11, “Active/Inactive Report”)

The Track Count report has columns labeled for the selected local ARTCC adaptation, the local ARTS, each adjacent ARTCC, and UNCONTROLLED. Each time interval displayed has rows for each Geographic Area, described below.

	Note
	The Geographic Areas are exclusive. A target in an ARTCC's AOR will not be counted in the SrvAOI, although the area of the SrvAOI overlaps the AOR.

The GSGT Sector Track Count report lists the number of Controlled and Uncontrolled Target in each sector for the selected time interval.

To generate the report, select Reports->Sector Track Count from the GSGT Main Window.

The dialog with report options is the same as in Active/Inactive Report report (see Section 10.11, “Active/Inactive Report”)

The GSGT Scenario Track Count report displays a list of the number of tracks located in various areas of the local ARTCC for a given time interval.

To generate the report, select Reports->Scenario Track Count from the GSGT Main Window.

The dialog with report options is the same as in Active/Inactive Report report (see Section 10.11, “Active/Inactive Report”)

The Track Counts report has columns labeled for the selected local ARTCC adaptation, the local ARTS, and UNCONTROLLED. Each time interval displayed has rows for each Geographic Area, described below.

	Note
	The Geographic Areas are exclusive. A target in an ARTCC's AOR will not be counted in the SrvAOI, although the area of the SrvAOI overlaps the AOR.

The Ghost Pilot Script Report displays the ghost pilot prompts for the selected positions.

To generate the report, select Reports->Ghost Pilot Script Report from the GSGT Main Window.

The format of the report is Time, Address, Text, Command. Each field is separated by '**'.