On screen at the push of a button.
The deployment plan can be coupled with a display system and displayed at any time at the push of a button.
04 · OPERATEOPS schedule
The day’s deployment plan. In a few clicks.
The OPS schedule takes over the data from the shift pattern, the sector plan (WP) and the roster on its own. Supervisors and shift leads draft an operational deployment plan with no effort and a few clicks — and adapt it at any time.
Sources
Three sources. Taken over on their own.
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Shift patternWhat must be staffed each day. Shift pattern
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Sector plan (WP)Which positions are open, and when. Sector plan (WP)
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RosterWho is on duty. Roster
Deployment plan
Drafted in a few clicks. Adapted at any time.
With no effort and a few clicks, the supervisor or shift lead drafts the operational deployment plan — and adapts it at any time.
- 1NOW in local time and UTC.
- 2Positions staffed, open hours today, rule hits.
- 3Last night — handover from the night duty.
- 4Required but unstaffed — impossible to overlook.
- 5NOW line across every position.
- 6UTC view: who is on which position.
- 7Display mode and share link for the ops room.
Automatic
Planned automatically — by your rules.
If desired, the day plan is planned automatically according to criteria defined offline. A rule set such as EUROCONTROL guidance or works agreements can be built in.
- Criteria defined offline
- EUROCONTROL guidance
- Works agreements
Display & record
On screen. And on record.
Time at the CWP. Recorded.
In the background, the deployment plan records working time at the CWP (Controller Working Position) — ready for evaluation.
OPS schedule