PARALLEL TRACK SEARCH (PS)
- Used to search a large area when survivor location is uncertain.
- Most effective over water or flat terrain.
- Usually used when a large search area must be divided into sub-areas for assignment to individual search facilities on-scene at the same time.
- The commence search point is in one corner of the sub-area, one-half track space inside the rectangle from each of the two sides forming the corner.
- Search legs are parallel to each other and to the long sides of the sub-area.
Multiple vessels may be used as shown:
- Parallel track search: for use by two ships.
- Parallel track search: for use by three ships.
- Parallel track search: for use by four ships.
- Parallel track search: for use by five or more ships.
What is “S” stands for in expanding square search
Which search to be carried out if time elapsed of 4 hrs. Thanks and best rgds
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How is the initial distance between legs determined in an expanding square search?