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2016 EDITION

IAMSA

RMANUAL

VOLUME IIMISSION CO-ORDINATION

INTERNATIONAL AERONAUTICAL AND MARITIME

SEARCH AND RESCUE MANUAL

Montréal, 2016

INTERNATIONAL AERONAUTICAL AND MARITIME

SEARCH AND RESCUE MANUAL

2016 EDITION

IAMSAR

MANUAL

MISSION CO-ORDINATION

VOLUME II

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London, 2016

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Published jointly in 2016 by the

INTERNATIONAL MARITIME ORGANIZATION

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INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION

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Seventh edition 2016

This edition printed in Canada by ICAO

ISBN 978-92-9258-058-2

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IAMSAR MANUAL VOLUME II iii

Contents

Foreword .................................................................. ix Abbreviations and acronyms ................................................... x Glossary .................................................................. xvii

Chapter 1 The search and rescue system

1.1 Sy stem organization ............................................... 1-1

1.2 S

AR co-ordination

1-1 1.3 SA

R resources

1-4 1.4 M edical assistance to vessels 1-6 1.5 Pl ans of operation 1-6 1.6 S AR operations stages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-7 1.7 M ission documentation 1-8 1.8 T raining and exercises 1-10 1.9 I mproving professionalism 1-13 1.10 P ublic relations 1-14 1.11 Co mputer resources 1-16 1.12 D

ecision and management support. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

1-18

Chapter 2 Communications

2.1 Di stress communications ........................................... 2-1

2.2 A eronautical mobile service 2-1 2.3 M aritime radio service ............................................. 2 -3 2.4 M odes of emission 2 -3 2.5 G lobal Maritime Distress and Safety System ............................. 2 -3 2.6 4

06 MHz distress beacons, EPIRBs and PLBs

2-5 2.7 S atellite communications 2-6 2.8 V essel-aircraft communications 2-7 2.9 S urvival and emergency radio equipment 2-8 2.10 M obile telephones - satellite and cellular 2-8 2.11 S pecial circumstances ............................................. 2 -11 2.12 Co mmunications for SAR operations ................................... 2 -11 2.13 C ommunication equipment identities .................................. 2 -12 2.14 F alse alerts ...................................................... 2 -12 2.15 S

AR data providers

2 -12 2.16 R

CC and RSC communications

2-13 2.17 M aritime radio telex 2-13 2.18 M aritime Safety Information Services

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Broadcast Services

................................................ 2-14 2.20

Radio telegraph

.................................................. 2-14 2.21 Phonetic alphabet and gure code .................................... 2-14 2.22 Spoken emergency signals and procedural words ......................... 2-15 2.23

On-scene communications

.......................................... 2-15 2.24

Electronic positioning

.............................................. 2-15 2.25 Codes, signals and standard phrases ................................... 2-16 2.26

First RCC

....................................................... 2-17 2.27

SAR operations communications

..................................... 2-17 2.28 SAR operations messages ........................................... 2-17 2.29

GMDSS Master Plan

2-21 2.30

Supplemental capabilities

........................................... 2-21 2.31

Difculties in contacting vessels

...................................... 2-22 2.32 Unbarring of Inmarsat SESs by RCCs ................................... 2-22 2.33 Radio call signs for aircraft involved in a search and rescue operation .......... 2-23 2.34

Vessel tracking communications

...................................... 2-23 2.35

Additional device considerations

..................................... 2-23 2.36 RCC actions to consider ............................................ 2-24 2.37

Social media

.................................................... 2-25

Chapter 3 Awareness and initial action

3.1 General ....................................................... 3-1

3.2 S

AR stages

3-1 3.3 Em ergency phases 3-2 3.4 A wareness stage 3-4 3.5 In itial action stage 3-6 3.6 D esignation of the RCC or RSC responsible for initiating SAR action 3-9 3.7 R

CC procedures for requesting SAR facilities

3-11 3.8 G eneral considerations for the SMC 3-11

Chapter 4 Search planning and evaluation concepts

4.1 Overview ....................................................... 4-1

4.2 E valuating the situation 4-2 4.3 E stimating the distress incident location 4-3 4.4 S urvivor motion after the distress incident 4-6 4.5quotesdbs_dbs11.pdfusesText_17

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