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This slide added as context This slide added as context .... AUX AIR & surface units have AUX AIR & surface units have
conducted a number of joint SAR conducted a number of joint SAR exercises. From the lessons-learned, it exercises. From the lessons-learned, it was clear that patterns work best when was clear that patterns work best when drawn upon arrival on-scene, uploaded drawn upon arrival on-scene, uploaded to GPS for navigation and actual tracks to GPS for navigation and actual tracks recorded for search effectiveness recorded for search effectiveness calculation and post-mission analysis.calculation and post-mission analysis.
This Briefing summarizes those efforts This Briefing summarizes those efforts and was presented at Sector North and was presented at Sector North Carolina on 31 March 2009Carolina on 31 March 2009
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AUXSAR ReviewAUXSAR ReviewJeffrey F. Dixon, CDR USCGJeffrey F. Dixon, CDR USCG
Chief of ResponseChief of Response
Sector North CarolinaSector North Carolina31 March, 200931 March, 2009
AuxiliaristsAuxiliaristsKen LinkKen Link
Dan DawsonDan DawsonDan MeigsDan Meigs
OverviewOverview
BackgroundBackground Objective TodayObjective Today Surface/Air SAR-Xs Surface/Air SAR-Xs Lessons LearnedLessons Learned Software & Interface DevelopedSoftware & Interface Developed Design ReviewsDesign Reviews ConclusionsConclusions
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Objective TodayObjective Today
Surface/AIR “X”s verified AUXSARSurface/AIR “X”s verified AUXSAR UltimatelyUltimately, the CG must concur that:, the CG must concur that:
Calculations are correctCalculations are correct Patterns are practical & effectivePatterns are practical & effective Produce & document superior search Produce & document superior search
effectivenesseffectiveness Consistent with PolicyConsistent with Policy May be distributed for wide use ..May be distributed for wide use ..
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Surface/Air Operations Surface/Air Operations XsXs
33429/33092/SWB Cooperative33429/33092/SWB Cooperative
3 Surface/Air SAR-Xs, manual patterns3 Surface/Air SAR-Xs, manual patterns
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Surface/Air Operations Xs .. Surface/Air Operations Xs .. moremore
Oak Island SAR-X: 35190/N792JH, SNC PatternOak Island SAR-X: 35190/N792JH, SNC Pattern
Precision rendezvous: 47287/N792JH off Masonboro Inlet Precision rendezvous: 47287/N792JH off Masonboro Inlet
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Surface/Air Operations Xs .. Surface/Air Operations Xs .. moremore
““SARCON” remote control of SRU with SARCON” remote control of SRU with DSCDSC
Surface/AIR SAR training session: ILMSurface/AIR SAR training session: ILM
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Surface/Air Operations Xs .. Surface/Air Operations Xs .. moremore
““Quick Look” DSCQuick Look” DSC
AUXSAR Patterns to GPS, 2 A/C, BeaufortAUXSAR Patterns to GPS, 2 A/C, Beaufort
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Surface/Air Operations .. moreSurface/Air Operations .. more
CG 47’ Pattern CG 47’ Pattern
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Div 10&20 SARCON
Lessons LearnedLessons Learned Search Planners .. define search areas (SA)Search Planners .. define search areas (SA) Routes can’t be sent or loaded to GPSRoutes can’t be sent or loaded to GPS Only SRUs arriving on scene know local Only SRUs arriving on scene know local
conditionsconditions Situational awareness critical but easily Situational awareness critical but easily
lostlost Position report requests are interruptionsPosition report requests are interruptions DR navigation consumes CRDR navigation consumes CR Standard patterns designed for simplicity Standard patterns designed for simplicity Set/Drift quite different for target/SRUSet/Drift quite different for target/SRU Actual tracks not recorded Actual tracks not recorded AUXSAR Presentation to CDR Dixon, 31 March 2009 10
Lessons Learned –Lessons Learned –Cont’dCont’d
Many patterns often needed in a CaseMany patterns often needed in a Case Rejected target, recourse is back to Rejected target, recourse is back to
CSP/restartCSP/restart Target vessel CR becomes PIW searchTarget vessel CR becomes PIW search Vessels and aircraft vary only by Vessels and aircraft vary only by
speed/altitudespeed/altitude Shock, vibration, noise, pitching environment Shock, vibration, noise, pitching environment
PROPOSALPROPOSAL: : PATTERNS ON-THE-FLYPATTERNS ON-THE-FLY
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Lessons Lessons Learned ..SummaryLearned ..Summary
GPS patterns superior to DRGPS patterns superior to DR Patterns must be adapted on-scenePatterns must be adapted on-scene
Drawn on-the-fly & uploaded to GPSDrawn on-the-fly & uploaded to GPS Pilots/Helmsman fly them preciselyPilots/Helmsman fly them precisely Cockpit workload is reducedCockpit workload is reduced
More eyes for visual searchMore eyes for visual search Actual tracks measure search Actual tracks measure search
effectivenesseffectiveness
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We have ..We have ..
Adapt patterns from SAAdapt patterns from SA Draw patterns on-board & on-sceneDraw patterns on-board & on-scene Upload to GPSUpload to GPS GPS projected path mode provides exact GPS projected path mode provides exact
steeringsteering Real-time tracking/actual tracks recordedReal-time tracking/actual tracks recorded AUX: lowest cost, already available AUX: lowest cost, already available
equipmentequipment No proprietary solutionsNo proprietary solutions Software we write/control/expandSoftware we write/control/expandAUXSAR Presentation to CDR Dixon, 31 March 2009 13
Critical ReviewsCritical Reviews
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Minimal ParametersMinimal Parameters
SAROPs creates SAsSAROPs creates SAs On-scene SRU needs only:On-scene SRU needs only:
CSPCSP AxisAxis Long Leg LengthLong Leg Length Track SpaceTrack Space First Turn ToFirst Turn To LegsLegs
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CalculationsCalculationsRun Modes: arrival shown
StopwatchWall ClockGPS
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Software & InterfacesSoftware & Interfaces
AUXSARAUXSAR Route for GPS upload via GPS Utility (.sar)Route for GPS upload via GPS Utility (.sar) Google Earth (.gpx)Google Earth (.gpx)
GPS input for real-time trackingGPS input for real-time tracking Capt’n (.txt)Capt’n (.txt)
GPS Utility ($60 qty of 1)GPS Utility ($60 qty of 1) GPS up/downloadGPS up/download Real-time tracking/logReal-time tracking/log Extensive external interfacesExtensive external interfaces
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Position ReportingPosition Reporting FlightAware.comFlightAware.com DSC PollingDSC Polling
AUX Shore RadiosAUX Shore Radios AUX VesselsAUX Vessels AUX AircraftAUX Aircraft
AISAIS Two AUX Receivers Two AUX Receivers CG may operate CG may operate
““in the clear”in the clear”
““APRS” PossibleAPRS” PossibleAUXSAR Presentation to CDR Dixon, 31 March 2009
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AUXSAR Modes of AUXSAR Modes of OperationOperation
Onboard:Onboard:
“AUXSAR”PC
SNCSAROPS
SRUGPS
SA
Pattern (Route)
Current Position
“AUXSAR” PCShore Station
DSC Radio
SRUDSCGPS
Helm
Instructions
DSC Polls
“SARCON” (“GCI”) to SRU, DSC Position Verification
GPS
SNCSAROPS
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Results: The Good, The Bad, Results: The Good, The Bad, the Uglythe Ugly
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Results: GPS RoutesResults: GPS Routes Routes (offshore ATON)Routes (offshore ATON) Standard SAR PatternsStandard SAR Patterns Features & Special PatternsFeatures & Special Patterns
SARCON (“GCI”)SARCON (“GCI”) IPIP Turn Points (as SR Turn GPS WPTs)Turn Points (as SR Turn GPS WPTs) Optimized VS LegsOptimized VS Legs Short TS for high-speed or slow turning Short TS for high-speed or slow turning
SRUsSRUs Pylon SearchPylon Search ““Auto” Square at end of VS first Set LegAuto” Square at end of VS first Set Leg
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Situational AwarenessSituational Awareness Multiple PatternsMultiple Patterns
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Realization ..Realization ..
When steering from GPSWhen steering from GPS Simple (DR) patterns no longer necessarySimple (DR) patterns no longer necessary
Can be as complicated as they need to be ..Can be as complicated as they need to be .. Courses aren’t neededCourses aren’t needed
.. steer to the WPT and make a SR Turn.. steer to the WPT and make a SR Turn.... Speed doesn’t matterSpeed doesn’t matter Set and drift immaterialSet and drift immaterial Helmsman concentrates on just one taskHelmsman concentrates on just one task Everyone else is “eyes out” searchingEveryone else is “eyes out” searching
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Features & New PatternsFeatures & New Patterns
Draws Standard Sector, Parallel, SquareDraws Standard Sector, Parallel, Square FeaturesFeatures
Initial PointInitial Point Turn PointsTurn Points Sector Entry LegSector Entry Leg Short-TS patterns in large diameter-turning Short-TS patterns in large diameter-turning
SRUsSRUs Gunship Pylon Turn PatternGunship Pylon Turn Pattern Down-Set VS Modification to SSDown-Set VS Modification to SS Set & Drift/CTS & SOASet & Drift/CTS & SOA
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Initial Initial PointPoint
SRU IP
CSP
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Features:
Turn-PointsTurn-Points
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Standard Rate Turn & SpeedTurn “Advance”:
Features:
Sector Entry LegSector Entry Leg From SWB to CSP then WPT “1”
Redrawn with WPT “5” Now as “0”
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Features:
Set and DriftSet and Drift
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PS:Axis: 045°Speed: 6 ktsLeg: 3 nmTS: 1 nm
Set: 045°Drift: 3 kts(exaggerated for illustration)
CTS/SOA WIP ..
Features:
Special Pattern: Gunship Pylon .. Special Pattern: Gunship Pylon .. LineLine
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Special Patterns: Gunship Special Patterns: Gunship Pylon .. areaPylon .. area
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Leg Length
is distance between
WPTs
Test ResultsTest Results
First Light off Ft MaconFirst Light off Ft Macon 10 nm, 0.1 nm TS, 130 kts SRU10 nm, 0.1 nm TS, 130 kts SRU CG 47230 DR/GPSCG 47230 DR/GPS
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First Light; 21 NovemberFirst Light; 21 November
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0.1 nm TS, 130 0.1 nm TS, 130 ktskts
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Special Pattern:
47230, 10 Feb 200947230, 10 Feb 2009
1 nm VS/12 kts; Set & Drift 1.2 kts @ 1 nm VS/12 kts; Set & Drift 1.2 kts @ 110°110°By DR As GPS Route
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CG 47230, 10 Feb CG 47230, 10 Feb
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Ironic, isn’t it?Ironic, isn’t it?
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0.1 nm TS, 12 0.1 nm TS, 12 ktskts
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12
3
4
Special Pattern:
CGC DiligenceCGC Diligence, PS 0.1 x 10 nm, , PS 0.1 x 10 nm, 12 kts12 kts
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DiligenceDiligence PS WPT Detail PS WPT Detail
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Charts – any scanned Charts – any scanned imageimage
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Charts Overlay – Coastal Charts Overlay – Coastal OutlineOutline
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Search Area/PatternSearch Area/PatternDrawn as Pattern
Drawn as Search Area
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ConclusionConclusion
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