Narrative:

Aircraft X departed VFR off eko airport and requested an IFR clearance. I was busy with bad rides; complex military holding; frequency congestion and gave the clearance to climb to 12;000 ft which was above the mia aircraft at the time. About 5 minutes later; the MSAW alerted me to a 12;600 ft mia polygon and I climbed the aircraft to 13;000 ft. The aircraft read back the clearance and climbed without incident. The aircraft had entered the 12;600 ft polygon before I gave the clearance to climb. A more thorough scan of my mia polygons when I pulled them up to check for the clearance; would have alerted me to the problem.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: ZLC Controller described a probable MIA infraction involving an EKO VFR departure requesting IFR. The reporter acknowledged that a more thorough scan of the MIA minimums on his part may have prevented the event.

Narrative: Aircraft X departed VFR off EKO Airport and requested an IFR clearance. I was busy with bad rides; complex military holding; frequency congestion and gave the clearance to climb to 12;000 FT which was above the MIA aircraft at the time. About 5 minutes later; the MSAW alerted me to a 12;600 FT MIA polygon and I climbed the aircraft to 13;000 FT. The aircraft read back the clearance and climbed without incident. The aircraft had entered the 12;600 FT polygon before I gave the clearance to climb. A more thorough scan of my MIA polygons when I pulled them up to check for the clearance; would have alerted me to the problem.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2013 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.