Click on the DOSSIER tab to open the Dossier tray:

Once opened, the Map Dossier displays the various layers and objects related to the current map view:

 The Dossier Tray is divided in four distinct sections:

1. The first section is labeled Airep, and lists all AIREPs visible on the map.
2. The second section is labeled Crises, and lists all elements serving and crisis background - the Crisis as selected in the Evita Selector.
3. The third section is labeler Flights and Airspace Data, and lists all airspace objects (Area, Airport or Flight Portlet), impacted or not, by the selected Crisis. Impacted items are identified with the appended (impacted) term.
4. The last one is NAT.

Action button

The Flight List and Airspace Data buttons respectively open the corresponding Flight List and Airspace detached views from the NOP for further selection and filtering action; i.e. plotting entities impacted by the selected crisis:

Airep

In the Dossier tray, the AIREPs are listed and grouped by type (Eruption, Ash, Cloud, Smell and No encounter) - and a numeral indicated the number of items of each category:

Use the Hide / Show command to control the visibility of each category:

Crises

This section lists the currently plotted crises:

Flights and Airspace Data

This is where you manage the entities selected via the Flight List and Airspace data buttons:

NAT

The east and westbound tracks are automatically loaded every day, and can be toggled on/off - see Show/Hide object section below.

Map Dossier functions and commands

Show/Hide object

Using the  and  icons toggles the visibility state of the corresponding layer:

In this example, airspace LF is no longer displayed:

Conversely, the following action would get LF back on the map:

Delete entry

Use the  Delete command to remove the corresponding entry from a list... and from the Map: 

At top level, the Delete command removes the whole table content:

Fit

Use the  Fit command (the arrows of the icon point outwards) to zoom in or out in such a way that the selected object(s) fully occupies the available map space:

Zoom Out - Reduce

Zoom In - Enlarge

Edit

Use the  Edit command (available for Flights) to open the corresponding Flight Details window for editing purposes.

Highlight

Mouse over a given row in the list to reveal the shape and labels of all elements part of the corresponding layer - in this example, the Flight GEL806: