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SARSCENE 2004, Calgary, Alberta October 13-16

Presentations

Thursday, October 5th, 2006

8:30 - 10:00 OPENING CEREMONY IN THE THEATRE DU CASINO
Rooms Chopin Suzor-Côté Delfosse Julien-Gagnon Walker
10:30 - 11:10 Leading Leaders
Chris Long
EXERCISE MARCH FORWARD - Canada’s first national Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) deployment exercise
Edward Czank
Train One, Save Many Fundraising Campaign
Howard Ramm
Airlift Rescue at the Sûreté du Québec
Karl Sasseville and Yves Girard
Implementing the 2005 Changes to CPR and First Aid Training Programs
Rick Caissie
11:15 - 12:00 The Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary: Serving Local Communities
Malcolm Dunderdale
COSPAS-SARSAT Programme Status, Developments and Prospects
Daniel Lévesque,
Cheryl Bertoia
International Polar Year (IPY) 2007-2008
Marty Bergmann
Level of involvement of SAR volunteers
Raoul Proteau
What do those numbers mean anyway? — Educating others about the basics of using GPS to promote safety
Bill Steer
LUNCH
13:00 - 13:40 Search Duration: When do you stop searching?
Jim McAllister and Ian Connings
Prevent Water Incidents by Knowing the Facts!
Peter Garapick,
Claire Tucker-Reid
Enhancement of precipitation analysis and forecast at the Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC)
Viateur Turcotte
JRCC and CF and the new Canada Command
Maj. Alain Tanguay,
Maj. Colin Duncan,
Maj. Grant MacDonald
Using ATVs in Ground Searches
Michel Lafleur,
Gilles Poirier
13:45 - 14:25 Ground Search Team Leader - Planning and Organizing for a SAR Mission - THE FILM
Don Blakely,
Jim Elderton
The Avaluator — a Canadian avalanche safety decision tool for amateur recreationists
Pascal Haegeli
Maritime SAR in the UK
Mark Rodaway
The Extended Maritime Survivor Locator (EMSL)
Dean Rowsell
Dementia Assistance Committee — A model for change in Policing
Sgt. Uday Jaswal
BREAK
15:00 - 15:40 Impact of the Canada Labour Code on SAR volunteers
S/Sgt Erickson
Search and Rescue: A 360 degree perspective
Andy Olesen,
Bill Clayton
Dealing with the Media at the Sûreté du Québec
Lt. Richard Bourdon
Geomatics as a Science and a Tool for Search and Rescue: The GEOIDE Network’s Perspective
Nicholas Chrisman
SAR K-9 Selection, Training, & Being Deployed by Police Agencies
Dave Walker
15:45 - 16:30 Distress Signalling, Not-for-Profit,Private Industry and Government working together to provide boating safety education.
Peter Garapick,
John Gullick
The Operational Performance of Commercially Available Liferafts in Tow and Drift Conditions
Jonathon Power
Risk Management — Isn’t that Human Resources’ job?
Randy Servis
  SAR K-9 Selection, Training, & Being Deployed by Police Agencies
Dave Walker

Friday, October 6th, 2006

Rooms Chopin Suzor-Côté Delfosse Julien-Gagnon Walker
8:00 - 8:40 How to effectively plan, organize and facilitate a meeting to achieve maximum results
Dave Brewer
Civilian and Military Co-operation in the UK SAR Environment
Gerry Taylor
Grief and Condolences for the Emergency Responder
Paul Olmstead
TSB: Small Vessel Stability
Guy Bussières
Canine Augmentation Technology Project
Alexander Ferworn
8:45 - 9:20 Using Tracking to its Full Extent in Search & Rescue
Everett Savary
RNLI Operational Update
Howard Ramm
Safety while sea kayaking in a marine environment — new video (English only)
Suzie Malouin,
Martin Desrosiers
First on the Scene: supporting the TSB at an air crash site
André Turenne
Third Party Child Abduction - A SAR Units worst case scenario
Don Blakely
BREAK
9:45 - 10:25 Maritime SAR Needs Analysis Methodology
Yves Leclerc
Leadership in Crisis or Crisis in Leadership
Scott Wright
Communications Interoperability Project
Neil Brewer
Dealing with the media in emergency situations: a voluntary sector perspective
Don Shropshire
Dealing with Alzheimer in Québec
Denis Théoret
10:30 - 11:10 The New Marine Forecast Program
Hamish Murray
Space to the Rescue
Jim King
SAR Management Technology Integration
Neil Brewer
Ice and Cold Water Immersion in Canada: Facts & Results from 10 Years of Research Conducted by the Canadian Red Cross
Michèle Mercier
The utility of locating technology for use by people who are at risk of wandering
Elizabeth Steggles,
Jamie Leslie
LUNCH
13:00 - 13:40 Caribbean Initiative - Helping others to help themselves
Commodore Everette Tucker
Transform your Prevention Program with a Social Marketing Focus
Barbara Byers
Safety while sea kayaking in a marine environment — new video (French only)
Suzie Malouin,
Martin Desrosiers
The protection of a crime scene by a SAR volunteer
Guy Lapointe
Search Management at the Sûreté du Québec
Yves Girard
13:45 - 14:25 U.S. Civil Air Patrol
Lt. Col. Joe Abegg
Small Craft Simulation
Tony Patterson
Terrain Guidelines for ground search and rescue volunteers
Jeff Haack
SAR NIF 101
Jae-Sang Park
Software: ‘Real-time communication log’ and ‘POA grid’
Martin Proulx, Claude Frégeau
BREAK
15:00 - 15:40 n/a Parks Canada Table Exercise Program (A community based project)
Michel Villeneuve
AdventureSmart
Cyndie Jones
National Sea Rescue South Africa
Ian Strachan
Training challenges in a multi-jurisdictional environment
Nicholas de Breyne
15:45 - 16:30 n/a Next Generation SAR Tracking: GPS Satellite Transmitter Field Trial, Requirements and Recommendations
Amit Nandi
Lessons Learned from Hurricane Katrina
Capt. Les Jones,
Capt. Brian Ripley
Confined Space Rescue
John Hughes
Accident Prevention: Centre d’avalanche de la Haute-Gaspésie
Dominic Boucher

Saturday, October 7th, 2006

Rooms Suzor-Côté Delfosse
8:30 - 9:10 Police and Volunteers Working Together: what are we doing right and where can we improve?
Sgt. Don Webster (OPP)
Inspecteur Pierre Pinel (SQ)
Sgt. Robert Lajoie (RCMP)
Harry Blackmore (SARVAC)
Horace Webb
n/a
9:15 - 9:55 Police and Volunteers Working Together: what are we doing right and where can we improve?
Sgt. Don Webster (OPP)
Inspecteur Pierre Pinel (SQ)
Sgt. Robert Lajoie (RCMP)
Harry Blackmore (SARVAC)
Horace Webb
ICE-SAR — Maritime Survival and Training Centre
Kristinn Olafsson
BREAK
10:30 - 11:10 The Latest in Cold Water Survival
Ted Rankine,
Gordon Geisbrecht
Integration of military ground support with volunteer search teams
Major Sylvain Gagné
11:15 - 12:00 The Latest in Cold Water Survival
Ted Rankine,
Gordon Geisbrecht
Canine SAR
Carol Namur

For more information:
SARSCENE Workshop
National Search and Rescue Secretariat
275 Slater Street, 4th Floor, Ottawa, Ontario, K1A 0K2
E-mail: sarscene2006@nss.gc.ca
Phone: (613) 992-8215 or 1-800- 727-941

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