TAPE HIGHLIGHTS
SARSCENE 2003
October 16-18 --Kingston-- le 16-18
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Organizers have made arrangements for
audio recording of all major sessions.
If you missed something or want to share some important topics with
colleagues use this as an order form.
Coverage is on 60 or 90 minute cassettes at $10.00 each. All sessions are recorded in the language of
the speaker.
THURSDAY, October 16--JEUDI
A. Plenary Session: "Seamless Search and Rescue":
Jean Murray, Major-General Richard Bastien, A/Commissioner
Darrell LaFosse, Keith Crosland, Chris Long, John Adams
1:30 pm Sessions
T 1. Ground SAR Information System: Carole Smith, NSS;
Jacqui Bannach, RCMP;S/Sgt Tim Charlebois, OPP
T 2. Weather on the Great
Lakes: R. Paul Ford and Brian Murphy, Meteorological Service
of Canada
T 3.
Generating Volunteer and Community Support: Ian Ventham,
Royal National Lifeboat Institution, U.K.
T 4. Québec Collaboration
Avalanche Project: Marc Deschênes, Parks Canada
T 5. Canine Training Standards: Sgt. Wayde Jacklin,
O.P.P.
T 6. Survival in the Wilderness:
Gordie Snow
2:45 pm Sessions
T 7. International Maritime Search and Rescue Overview: Mike
Voigt, Canadian Coast Guard
T 8. Small Boat and Aircraft
Accidents, Trends and Statistics: Fred Perkins, Transportation Safety
Board
T 9. Police/Volunteer Relationship in SAR - Making it Work:
Sgt. Don Bindon, RCMP
T 10. Digital Mapping in SAR: Paul Saunders / Dave Signoretti,
CASARA
T 11. Joint Rescue Coordination
Centre Trenton: Maj. Roger Smith, Canadian Forces / Danny Coultis,
CCG
T 12. Urban SAR: Alan Thomas, Toronto
Fire Services
4:00 pm Sessions
T 13. Ground Searches in Cities, Towns and Villages: Guy Kerr
T 14. Reduce the Search in Search and Rescue - New Beacon Technologies:
Howard Posluns, Transportation Development Centre, Transport Canada
T 15. Competency Profiles: Deborah Bowes-Lyon, Canadian
Coast Guard College and Ian Ventham, Royal National Lifeboat Institution,
U.K.
T 16. Civil Emergency Response Alberta: Paul Olmstead
T 17. A
Systems Approach to SAR - SAR Happens with Everything Else Fails: Captain
Steve Sawyer, USCG
T 18. Developing an Alzheimer's Wandering Prevention Program: Robert
Koester
FRIDAY, October 17--VENDREDI 9:00 am
Sessions
F 19.a b. Interoperability Summit: S/Sgt
Bryan Finney, National Search and Rescue Secretariat (2 hours)
F 20. Getting into
the Pockets of your Target Group: Barbara Byers, Lifesaving Society
F 21. NIF - an Investment
in our SAR Future: Mary Thomas and Kristina Walker, National
Search and Rescue Secretariat
F 22. Marine Risk Management:
Dr. Ron Pelot, Dalhousie University
F 23. Lessons Learned
from the Avalanche in Glacier National Park: Eric Dafoe, Parks Canada
F 24. Against All Odds:
Insp. Pierre Pinel, Sûreté du Québec
10:15 am Sessions
F 25. Cold Exposure
Survival Prediction Tool: Allan Keefe and Peter Tikuisis, Defence
Research and Development Canada
F 26. Helping Others
To Help Themselves - The Caribbean Initiative: Commodore Everette Tucker,
USCG Auxiliary and Mr. Harry Strong, Chief Executive, Canadian Coast
Guard Auxiliary
F 27. Tracking Using
Angles and Light: Everett Savary, Nova Scotia Ground Search and Rescue
Association
F 28. Off-shore Oil
and Gas, Part 1:Brian Stone, Canadian Coast Guard
F 29. SAR Pitseolak
- The CASARA Role: Bert Rose, CASARA
11:15 am Sessions
F 30. Developing a
Local, Municipal and Volunteer Search and Rescue Strategy: Drew Maddison,
Chatham-Kent SAR Volunteer Association, Ontario
F 32. Off-shore Oil and Gas, Part 2: Derek Smith, National
Search and Rescue Secretariat
F 33. Police response to SAR: A case study of a SAR that became
a criminal investigation: Sgt. Don Webster, O.P.P. (police only)
F 34. Managing Avalanche
Safety Issues: Clair Israelson, Canadian Avalanche Association
F 36. Working with the Media: Major Lynne Chaloux, Canadian
Forces
F 37. YouthSafe Outdoors: Glenda Hanna
F 38. The Use of Simulation in Search & Rescue Training:
Tony Patterson, Marine Institute, Memorial University
F 39. AR Business Planning: Neil Brewer, Kent-Harrison
SAR, British Columbia
F 40. PFD Study: Brian Avery, Canadian Coast Guard
F 41. RF Radio ELT and Cellular Signal Profiling: Fred G.
Carey, Telus
2:45 pm Sessions
F 42. SAR Cop and the University of Alberta computer dispatch
project: Rick Tyefisher
F 43. Interagency Cooperation: Sgt. Bradley Coulbeck,
O.P.P.
F 44. Conducting SAR with Aboriginal and Inuit people of Canada:
David Northmore, Canadian Coast Guard, Central and Arctic Region
F 45. Wandering Registry: Linda LeDuc, Alzheimer Society
and Sergeant Don Webster, O.P.P.
F 46. SAR Team Online - Electronic GSAR Administrative Database
(EGADS): Calvin Martini and Joseph LaBelle, Tri-County Search
and Rescue, New Brunswick
4:00 pm Sessions
F 47. Maintenance and Inspection of Climbing Rescue Equipment:
Igor Stomp, Maximum Arrest Force
F 49. Risk and Crisis Communications: Jo-Ann Schwartz
and Don Campbell, Office of
Critical Infrastructure Protection and Emergency Preparedness
F 50. The Kugluktuk Incident - Lessons from the High Arctic:
Warrant Officer Mike Rarog, Canadian Forces
F 51. SAR Tech Tales: Canadian Forces
F 52. What we have learned - 10 Years of Pertinent Facts About
Drownings in Canada 1991-2000: Caroline Gagnon, Canadian Red Cross
/ Rosemary Hong, Officer, National Programs, Canadian Red Cross
SATURDAY, October 18--SAMEDI 9:00 am Sessions
S 53. The Power of Partnerships in Boating Safety: Peter
Garapick, Office of Boating Safety, Central and Arctic Region, Canadian
Coast Guard; John Gullick, President, Chairman, Canadian Safe Boating Council
S 54. Risk Management:
Len James, Wilderness Medical
S 55. Volunteer Recognition Programs: Harry Strong,
Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary and Tina Bouchard, National Search and
Rescue Secretariat
S 56. SAR Skills: Richard Smith, ERI Canada
S 57. Aircraft Icing: Dr. George Isaac, Environment
Canada
S 58. SAR Leadership: Chris Long, Washington State SAR
Coordinator
10:15 am Sessions
S 59. Meteorological Service
of Canada's Weather Briefing , Randy Mawson, Environment Canada
S 60. Multi-jurisdictional Exercises: Marc Gagnon and
David Northmore, Canadian Coast Guard
S 61. Satellite-Based Flight Following and Two-way Messaging:
Paul Newcomb, Outerlink
S 62. NIF - How to ace the
perfect proposal: Peter Howe/Kristina Walker, National Search and Rescue
Sec.
S 63. Arctic Survival: Mario Aubin, Brian Min and Paulusi Novalinga, Nunavik Arctic Survival
Training Center
S 64. Application of Search Theory to Land Search and Rescue:
Don Cooper, U.S.Assoc.for Search and Rescue
11:15 am Sessions
S 65. Detection of Crashed Aircraft using Synthetic Aperture
Radar: Tom Lukowski, Natural Resources Canada
S 66. Ice Safety on the Rideau Canal: Douglas Ede, Kingston Fire Department
S 67. Tired of Guessing? Toward Objective POD Estimation for
Land SAR: Jack Frost, Potomac Management Group/U.S. National SAR Committee
S 68. U.K. SAR Structure and the Role of Volunteer Organizations:
Dr. Anthony Jones, U.K. Search and Rescue Operators Group
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