Where are Primary Surveillance Radar (PSR) failures reported?

Primary Surveillance Radar (PSR) failures are reported through the Control and Monitoring System (CMS). The CMS plays a crucial role in air traffic management by continuously tracking the health and operational status of radar systems. In this context, when a failure occurs within the PSR, the CMS is responsible for detecting the anomaly and reporting it to the appropriate personnel or systems responsible for addressing the issue.

The CMS centralizes the monitoring process, allowing for a quick response to any radar failures, which is vital for maintaining safe and efficient air traffic control operations. Timely reporting through the CMS ensures that backup systems can be activated and any necessary maintenance procedures can be initiated without delay, thus upholding the safety standards essential in air navigation services.

The other systems, while possibly related to monitoring in various capacities, do not specifically align with the primary function of reporting PSR failures.