The GSGT Scenario import functionality enables the user to import an already existing GSGT scenario into the current scenario, in whole or in part.

To start import process select Import->Gsgt Scenario from the GSGT Main Window.

Select the gsgt scenario to import into current scenario.

After selecting a scenario, the following dialog is presented which allows the user to select the elements from the scenario to import. The first page allows the selection of Equipment, Radars, and AChars.

The second page allows the selection of RSIs, Targets and System Commands.

The third page allows the selection of ATCoach Prompts, Preprogrammed Events, Pilot Positions and Site Definitions.

The fourth page allows the selection of user defined maps.

After import is complete a message box is presented to review status of import and errors during parsing or opening of the selected scenario.

The NAS SIM import functionality enables the user to import NAS simulation into GSGT. The user needs to append all the NAS SIM source files into a single file and then secure copy (scp) or FTP the appended file onto the GSGT machine.

To start import process select Import->NAS Sim from the GSGT Main Window. Then using the dialog, select a file containing the NAS SIM that you want to import.

Status and completion messages are shown in GREEN. Warnings are shown in YELLOW. Errors are shown in RED. When the import has completed, the total number of messages and targets added will be listed.

The DYSIM import functionality enables the user to import DYSIM simulation into GSGT. The user needs to append all the DYSIM source files into a single file and then secure copy (scp) or FTP the appended file onto the GSGT machine.

To start import process select Import->DYSIM from the GSGT Main Window. Then using the dialog, select a file containing the DYSIM scenario that you want to import.

Status and completion messages are shown in GREEN. Warnings are shown in YELLOW. Errors are shown in RED. When the import has completed, the total number of messages and targets added will be listed.

The SAR import functionality enables the user to import scenario related information (i.e., targets, messages, adaptation items, events, etc.) from SAR data into a GSGT scenario. Upon selecting the import SAR data function, the user is presented with a dialog to provide the location of the binary SAR data file.

To start import process select Import->SAR Data from the GSGT Main Window. Then using the dialog, select the NAS SAR data file that you want to import. The files are usually named with aws extension.

When the import is complete, a report listing the details of the import is displayed. Status and completion messages are shown in GREEN. Warnings are shown in YELLOW. Errors are shown in RED.

The SAR import functionality enables the user to import scenario related information (i.e., targets, messages, adaptation items, events, etc.) from SAR data into a GSGT scenario. Upon selecting the import SAR data function, the user is presented with a dialog to provide the location of the binary SAR data file.

To start import process select Import->SAR Data from the GSGT Main Window. Then using the dialog, select the ERAM SAR file that you want to import. And using the second dialog, select the FDSWAC adaptation file which contains SAR Gate information.

When the import is complete, all imported targets will be listed. The total number of targets added to the scenario will be shown at the end of the report.

The RTF scenario import functionality enables the user to import RTF scenario into GSGT. Upon selecting the import function, the user is presented with a dialog to provide the location of the scenario data file.

To start import process select Import->RTF from the GSGT Main Window. Then using the dialog, select the RTF file that you want to import. The files are usually named with c2k extension.

When the import is complete, the total number of messages and targets added will be listed.

The TGF scenario import functionality enables the user to import TGF scenario into GSGT. Upon selecting the import function, the user is presented with a dialog to provide the location of the scenario data file.

To start import process select Import->TGF from the GSGT Main Window. Then using the dialog, select the TGF file that you want to import. The files are in xml format and are named with xml extension

When the import is complete, the total number of targets added will be listed.