We present synthetic emission maps and long-slit spectra in the [O I]6300 a
nd [S Ir]6731 lines for self-similar, cold MHD disk winds of high magnetic
torque. We find that such models produce both a dense, compact low-velocity
component (LVC) and a lower density, collimated high-velocity component (H
VC) sharing several observed properties of jets from T Tauri stars (resolve
d transverse sizes, strong apparent acceleration in [O I], larger spatial d
isplacement and lower gradients in [S II]). Hence, the LVC and HVC observed
in TTS might be formed in two distinct regions of the same wind. We sugges
t that disk wind models with lower ratio of magnetic to viscous torque and
significant coronal heating at the wind base could compare even more favora
bly with the observations.