Narrative:

Aircraft X hto J174 zizzi at FL390. Air carrier Y rbv direct ack at FL370. Aircraft X was issued clearance to cross 80 mi southwest hto at FL2890 about 20 mi southwest of hto. Became involved in scanning other traffic on parallel vectors. Realized that clearance to aircraft X wasn't going to effect positive sep. When I went back to aft X and air carrier Y it was apparently that standard sep would not exist. I effected 50 degree left turns for both aircraft. I believe factors were rushing the clearance causing a misapplication of judgement. To avoid future occurrences, I feel that analyzing 1 second longer would be preventative.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: ACFT X HAD LESS THAN STANDARD SEPARATION FROM ACR Y. SYSTEM ERROR.

Narrative: ACFT X HTO J174 ZIZZI AT FL390. ACR Y RBV DIRECT ACK AT FL370. ACFT X WAS ISSUED CLRNC TO CROSS 80 MI SW HTO AT FL2890 ABOUT 20 MI SW OF HTO. BECAME INVOLVED IN SCANNING OTHER TFC ON PARALLEL VECTORS. REALIZED THAT CLRNC TO ACFT X WASN'T GOING TO EFFECT POSITIVE SEP. WHEN I WENT BACK TO AFT X AND ACR Y IT WAS APPARENTLY THAT STANDARD SEP WOULD NOT EXIST. I EFFECTED 50 DEG LEFT TURNS FOR BOTH ACFT. I BELIEVE FACTORS WERE RUSHING THE CLRNC CAUSING A MISAPPLICATION OF JUDGEMENT. TO AVOID FUTURE OCCURRENCES, I FEEL THAT ANALYZING 1 SEC LONGER WOULD BE PREVENTATIVE.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 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.