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SPOT & Yosemite Search and Rescue 2009

SPOT & Yosemite Search and Rescue 2009. Case Study & AAR. Case Study - . SPOT activation near Red Peak Pass SPOT, October 4th 2009. Rain & wind with snow in higher elevations. 3 SPOT activations, all on trail, moving East and down slope. +5 SPOT signals, but IERCC cannot access this data.

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SPOT & Yosemite Search and Rescue 2009

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  1. SPOT & Yosemite Search and Rescue2009 Case Study & AAR

  2. Case Study - • SPOT activation near Red Peak Pass • SPOT, October 4th 2009

  3. Rain & wind with snow in higher elevations

  4. 3 SPOT activations, all on trail, moving East and down slope

  5. +5 SPOT signals, but IERCC cannot access this data

  6. We would not receive this information from SPOT until later that afternoon, appears subject has not moved

  7. 1645h, IERCC “no OK messages sent”, search begins

  8. Text message sent around 1130am, not viewable by IERCC, no longer 911

  9. Login information reveals that the subject was out of search area

  10. After Action Review • SPOT Dispatch (IERCC) • Lack of clarity, incomplete information • Lack of familiarity with data output • No better than a 911 hang up with some coordinates • Individual • Not prepared • Failed to recognize altitude sickness symptoms • Responsible Party • Communication barrier • SPOT login – data easily exported and accurate!

  11. Take-home Points • SPOT Dispatch • Represented as a professional dispatch • Did not perform well • SPOT Concept • Will it work in all of our terrain? • Is “911” really a 911? • False alarms, would-be self rescues? • Unnecessary risk taking? • SPOT & Education role (for user and friends/family)

  12. What’s Next • NPS and California protocols? • When does it get treated like a 911 phone call? • Help activation versus 911 activation • 911 activation + no movement • 911 activation + no movement + 911 call from friend/family with login information • Communication with SPOT • Get login information as soon as possible • GEOS versus regular package? Jurisdiction?

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