Map Toolbar

Layers

Layers give users the ability to change the background map on the map display. These include Street Map, Satellite, Satellite with Labels, Google Map, Google Satellite, Google Hybrid, Google Terrain, Google Roads, IFR Enroute Low Charts, Dark with Labels, Dark No Labels, Light with Labels and Light No Labels.

Geo Widgets

Geo Widgets allow users to incorporate overlays onto their map display which include FAA UAS Facility Map, National Flight Restrictions, Recreational Flyer Fixed Sites, Drone Classifications, TFRs, Microweather, FAA Recognized Identification Areas, Open AIP Maps. Additionally, Geo Widgets allow users to remove the aircraft icon colors by altitude, hide flights below 5000ft and overlay weather.

Sensors

The Sensors icon allows users to toggle sensors displays and sensor detection ranges on the map. It also enables the user to turn on or off aircraft tracks based on the detection device and aircraft type.

Tools

The Tools menu allows users to measure lines and polygons using the Ruler tool, revert the map display to a previous point in time (‘Time Machine’), and Toggle CUI classification header at the top of the COP. It also includes additional features such as Toggle Serial, which censors all drone serial numbers across flight profiles, and Toggle Geozones, allowing users to select and display user-defined geozones on the COP map. Additionally, the Share My Location feature lets users publicly share their current location with the COP and display it on the map in real time

Ruler

The Ruler tool measures the distance between points on the ground and provides a heading. Users can measure using either a line or a polygon

Line:

Displays the distance in units such as miles, nautical miles, kilometers, feet, or meters, and the heading in degrees or radians.
To use, click once to start the line and click again to end it.

Polygon:

Displays the perimeter in miles, nautical miles, kilometers, feet, or meters and the area in square miles, square nautical miles, square kilometers, square feet, or square meters.
Click once to initiate an edge and continue clicking to add more edges. Clicking back on the original edge connects and completes the polygon.

Toggle Geozones

Toggle Geozones when pressed opens a list of user-defined geozones. From this list, users can select the geozones they wish to display on the COP map.

Set Map Center

Set Map Center tool allows users to reposition the COP (Common Operating Picture) map around a chosen location, helping maintain focus on areas of interest.
Steps to set a new map center:

Click the Set Map Center button.

The button will change color when active.

With the button enabled, click anywhere on the map.

The location you click will become the new center of the map display.

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Change Language

Change Language tool allows users to display UNIFY.C2 in an alternative language for accessibility and ease of use.
When clicked, it opens a dropdown menu listing supported languages. Selecting a language immediately updates all system text within UNIFY.C2 to that language.
Note: As of AUG 2025, only two languages are available within UNIFY.C2: English and Spanish.

Filter Radar Tracks

Filter Radar Tracks allows users to automatically filter out radar tracks that are likely caused by wind-blown debris or other non-aircraft sources moving with the wind.
Users can define the filtering criteria using the following inputs:

Heading Tolerance (± Degrees): Acceptable deviation range between the radar track’s heading and the current wind direction.
Speed Tolerance (± Knots): Acceptable deviation range between the radar track’s speed and the current wind speed.
Percent of Updates Matching Wind (1%–100%): The minimum percentage of total radar track updates that must match the wind profile (within the defined tolerances) for the track to be filtered out.

If a radar track matches all these conditions, it will automatically be hidden from the COP, helping reduce clutter and focus attention on more relevant targets.

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Time Machine

Time Machine allows users to revert the map display and aircraft tracks to a previous point in time for analysis. Users can specify a date and time, control playback, and adjust the speed of the replay

Selecting a Date and Time:

Click inside the Start Time field.
Click the Calendar icon to open the date picker.
Select a date and close the popup.

To remove the date, click the selected date again.

Click the Clock icon to set the time.
Select the hour (in 12-hour format), then select minutes, and close the popup.
The selected time will be displayed in 24-hour format.

To clear the Start Time field, click inside the field and press Backspace on the keyboard.

Controlling Playback:

Play/Pause – Click to toggle between start or pause playback.
Restart – Click to reset playback to the selected Date and Time.
Playback Speed – Select 1X (normal speed) or 5X (five times normal speed).

Managing the Time Machine Panel:

Minimize – Click to hide the panel while keeping Time Machine active.

Close – Click to exit Time Machine and return the map to the current Date and Time.

Toggle CUI

Toggle CUI option allows users to show or hide the Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) classification headers displayed at the top and bottom of the COP (Common Operating Picture). This can help declutter the interface when classification markings are not needed for situational awareness.

Note: These toggles are session-based and do not persist across page refreshes. Users must re-enable them each time the page reloads.

Toggle Serial

Toggle Serial option, when activated, censors all drone serial numbers across the COP, including within flight profiles. This is useful for demonstrations or when sensitive identifiers should remain hidden.

Note: These toggles are session-based and do not persist across page refreshes. Users must re-enable them each time the page reloads.

DAA Mode

DAA Mode enables the COP’s Detect And Avoid Mode, which filters the COP display to show only low-altitude aircraft. It also highlights the detection ranges for site EOs. The radius turns red when aircraft come into close proximity with one another, indicating a potential conflict.

Fusion

When toggled, Fusion processes data from different asset classes—such as radar and ADS-B—to generate a single, unified track for each aircraft. This allows the system to combine insights from multiple detection types into a more accurate representation.
Fusion automatically enables Correlation if not already active.

Aircraft with active or historical fusion are marked with an “F” in the COP.
Fusion: when different asset classes detect the same object (e.g., radar and ADS-B identifying the same aircraft).

Correlation

When toggled, Correlation cross-references aircraft data detected by multiple sensors within the same asset class to prevent duplication and ensure proper track consolidation.

Aircraft with active or historical correlation are marked with a “C” in the COP.
Correlation: when multiple sensors from the same asset class detect the same object (e.g., two G-Vis sensors receiving the same Remote ID signal).

Pilot Mode

When activated, Pilot Mode allows users to monitor a specific aircraft by configuring proximity warning thresholds and selecting how the aircraft is identified. This tool enhances situational awareness and helps prevent potential airspace conflicts by issuing alerts when nearby activity exceeds user-defined safety margins.
Users can identify the monitored aircraft in one of two ways:

By entering its tail number, or
By using their current device location (for cases where the aircraft they’re in may not be detected by the system).

Tail Number
When identifying the aircraft via Tail Number, users can:

Enter the aircraft tail number
Input the projected flight time
Define the horizontal warning distance
Set the vertical warning distance

Additional options:

Enable visual and audio alerts on the COP
Ignore string EO tracks to streamline the display

Device Location
When using the user’s current device location to associate an aircraft, users can:

Input the projected flight time
Define the horizontal warning distance
Set the vertical warning distance

Note:

No aircraft icon is displayed on the map.
Instead, proximity alerts function as though the user had identified an aircraft—issuing warnings based on the configured thresholds and user’s current location.

Additional options:

Enable visual and audio alerts on the COP
Ignore string EO tracks for a cleaner map display

Pilot Mode is especially valuable for maintaining awareness around high-priority or nearby aircraft during operations, training, or deconfliction scenarios.

Sensor Display- Fixed

Sensor Display – Fixed toggle allows users to pin the sensor list to the bottom of the COP (Common Operating Picture) for easy and consistent access.
When activated:

The sensor bar remains visible at the bottom of the screen, regardless of other map interactions.
Users can click on a green (active) or red (offline) asset circle to highlight the sensor on the map.
Clicking a sensor opens a popup displaying detailed information, including:

Type – The sensor’s classification (e.g., radar, RF, EO).
Name – The sensor’s display name.
Latitude / Longitude – Geographic coordinates of the sensor.
Status – Operational or error message from the sensor.
Updated At – Last time the sensor transmitted data.
Last Detect (s) – Seconds since the sensor last detected activity.

Map Reset

The Map Reset function allows users to quickly reset the zoom level on the map and center the map display on the area of responsibility (AOR).

Center on My Location

Center On My Location centers the COP map on your current location.

Orient North

Orient North when toggled keeps the top of the COP map oriented towards north.

Zoom In & Zoom Out

Zoom In - Increases the zoom level on the map for a closer view of aircraft tracks and geographic details.
Zoom Out- Decreases the zoom level on the map for a broader view of airspace activity.