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1 Expanding Square Search Pattern HEY! I M OVER HERE!!!
2 Expanding Square Search Characteristics: Criteria: v Used in relatively small search areas v v There is a good starting point Provides uniform coverage
3 Expanding Square Search Search Pattern Search Area How do we do that????
4 We use our: Expanding Square Search Pattern Plotting Aid
5 Expanding Square Search Execution: v Commence Search Point is at datum (provided by SAR Mission Coordinator) v First leg is down drift v All turns are 90 degrees to the right v Search leg length is increased by one track space on every other leg.
6 Expanding Square Search The Search and Rescue Mission Coordinator (SMC) provides: v Commence Search Point (CSP) v Where you begin v Lat and Lon
7 Begin your search at the Commence Search Point CSP Expanding Square Search This is provided by SAR Mission Coordinator (SMC) Lat xx xx.x Long xxx xx.x
8 Expanding Square Search SMC also provides: v Track Spacing (separation) v v This will be the distance between parallel search tracks This also happens to be the length of the first leg of the search
9 Expanding Square Search The SMC provides Track Spacing For example: ½ mile Track Spacing also equals the length of Leg 1 of the search
10 Expanding Square Search To begin your search you need to: v v Determine the constant speed at which you will run your vessel during the search Calculate the time to run the first leg of your search based on this constant speed
11 Expanding Square Search Using your search plotting aid, calculate the time for running the first leg based on the distance of the Track Spacing and the speed you will go ½ mile For example: If I run the search at 5 knots, how much time must I run to go ½ mile? You can use your plotting aid to get the answer
12 Speed is how fast your boat will run during the search Nautical Miles is the Track Spacing given by the SMC The intersection indicates how many minutes you will run the first search leg. In our example this is 6 minutes.
13 Expanding Square Search v v You will need to remember (write down) the time you calculated to run the first leg v We will call the value of the initial leg run time by the name X v The value of X will be used in conjunction with your plotting aid to determine the length of time to run all future legs of the search In our example, X is 6 minutes
14 Expanding Square Search The heading of your initial search leg will be with the current In our example: 000
15 Rotate the dial on your plotter until the arrow for LEG 1 is pointing to the heading that the current is flowing This will be your initial heading In our example this is 000
16 Run the first leg of your search for the initial time and at the speed you calculated Expanding Square Search In our example, 6 minutes at 5 knots heading 000 At the end of your calculated time, turn right 90 (all turns are 90 to the right) 1 Use your plotting aid to find your new heading and the time to run for this next leg 90
17 The heading you should follow on the next leg is found by taking the number of the leg you will be on; in this case Leg 2 And carrying it down to the parallel line that passes through the center of the dial Follow this line out to the edge of the dial to get your course heading In our example, the heading for Leg 2 is 90
18 The time you should stay on this new heading must be calculated by multiplying X (Leg 1 run time) times a multiplier shown on the plotter Follow the line on the plotter for the new leg (in this case Leg 2) back toward the center of the dial until you see a number in front of the letter X
19 This is the number you multiply times your value for X to determine the length of the run time for this leg In the case of Leg 2, the number in front of X is 1. So the run time for Leg 2 = 1 * X In our example the run time for Leg 2 is : 1 * 6 minutes = 6 minutes
20 Run Leg 2 for the time you calculated at your constant speed and on the heading you determined from your plotting aid Expanding Square Search In our example, 6 minutes at 5 knots heading
21 Run Leg 2 for the time you calculated at your constant speed and on the heading you determined from your plotting aid Expanding Square Search 2 At the end of your calculated time, turn right 90 1 Use your plotting aid to find your new heading and time to run for this next leg
22 The heading you should follow on the next leg is found by taking the number of the leg you will be on; in this case Leg 3 And carrying it across to the parallel line that passes through the center of the dial Follow this line out to the edge of the dial to get your course heading In our example, the heading for Leg 3 is 180
23 The time you should stay on this new heading must be calculated by multiplying X (Leg 1 run time) times the multiplier shown on the plotter Follow the line on the plotter for the new leg (in this case Leg 3) back toward the center of the dial until you see a number in front of the letter X
24 This is the number you multiply times your value for X to determine the length of the run time for this leg In the case of Leg 3, the number in front of X is 2. So the run time for Leg 3 = 2 * X In our example the run time for Leg 3 is : 2 * 6 minutes = 12 minutes
25 Run Leg 3 for the time you calculated at your constant speed and on the heading you determined from your plotting aid Expanding Square Search 2 In our example, 12 minutes at 5 knots heading
26 Run Leg 3 for the time you calculated at your constant speed and on the heading you determined from your plotting aid Expanding Square Search 2 At the end of your calculated time, turn right Use your plotting aid to find your new heading and time to run for this next leg
27 The heading you should follow on the next leg is found by taking the number of the leg you will be on; in this case Leg 4 And carrying it to the parallel line that passes through the center of the dial Follow this line out to the edge of the dial to get your course heading In our example, the heading for Leg 4 is 270
28 The time you should stay on this new heading must be calculated by multiplying X times the multiplier shown on the plotter Follow the line on the plotter for the new leg (in this case Leg 4) back toward the center of the dial until you see a number in front of the letter X
29 This is the number you multiply times your value for X to determine the length of the run time for this leg In the case of Leg 4, the number in front of X is 2. So the run time for Leg 4 = 2 * X In our example the run time for Leg 4 is : 2 * 6 minutes = 12 minutes
30 Run Leg 4 for the time you calculated at your constant speed and on the heading you determined from your plotting aid Expanding Square Search 2 In our example, 12 minutes at 5 knots heading
31 Run Leg 4 for the time you calculated at your constant speed and on the heading you determined from your plotting aid Expanding Square Search 2 At the end of your calculated time, turn right Use your plotting aid to find your new heading and time to run for this next leg 4
32 The heading you should follow on the next leg is found by taking the number of the leg you will be on; in this case Leg 5 And carrying it to the parallel line that passes through the center of the dial Follow this line out to the edge of the dial to get your course heading In our example, the heading for Leg 5 is 000
33 The time you should stay on this new heading must be calculated by multiplying X by the multiplier shown on the plotter Follow the line on the plotter for the new leg (in this case Leg 5) back toward the center of the dial until you see a number in front of the letter X
34 This is the number you multiply times your value for X to determine the length of the run time for this leg In the case of Leg 5, the number in front of X is 3. So the run time for Leg 5 = 3 * X In our example the run time for Leg 5 is : 3 * 6 minutes = 18 minutes
35 Run Leg 5 for the time you calculated at your constant speed and on the heading you determined from your plotting aid Expanding Square Search 2 In our example, 18 minutes at 5 knots heading
36 Run Leg 5 for the time you calculated at your constant speed and on the heading you determined from your plotting aid Expanding Square Search 2 At the end of your calculated time, turn right Use your plotting aid to find your new heading and time to run for this next leg 4
37 Expanding Square Search Continue to use your search plotter to determine the heading and time to run for each subsequent leg of the search
38 Expanding Square Search The time to run a search leg is increased by the time to run one track space after every two legs 18 6 In our example the time to run one track space is six minutes
39 ANY QUESTIONS? SAR PATTERNS
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