FIG 7 − 1 − 14 NAS Wind Shear Product Systems  8/15/19 3/15/07 1/30/20 AIM  7110.65R CHG 2 AIM f. Detection of Microbursts, Wind Shear and Gust Fronts. 1. FAA’s Integrated Wind Shear Detection Plan. (a) The FAA currently employs an integrated plan for wind shear detection that will significantly improve both the safety and capacity of the majority of the airports currently served by the air carriers. This plan integrates several programs, such as the Integrated Terminal Weather System (ITWS), Terminal Doppler Weather Radar (TDWR), Weather System Processor (WSP), and Low Level Wind Shear Alert Systems (LLWAS) into a single strategic (b) The wind shear/microburst information and warnings are displayed on the ribbon display terminals (RBDT) located in the tower cabs. They are identical (and standardized) in the LLWAS, TDWR and WSP systems, and so designed that the controller does not need to interpret the data, but simply read the displayed information to the pilot. The RBDTs are constantly monitored by the controller to ensure the rapid and timely dissemination of any hazardous event(s) to the pilot. concept that significantly improves the aviation weather information in the terminal area. (See FIG 7 − 1 − 14.) Meteorology 7 − 1 − 48 (33) (39) (36) (9)