19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR1 UN/USA Training Course on Satellite Aided Search and Rescue Miami, Florida 19 – 23 January.

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19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR1 UN/USA Training Course on Satellite Aided Search and Rescue Miami, Florida 19 – 23 January 2009 COSPAS-SARSAT System Overview Cheryl Bertoia Cospas-Sarsat Secretariat Montreal, Canada Source: CNES – D. Ducros

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR2 Cospas-Sarsat History Aircraft ELTs: C/S Heritage 121.5/243 MHz Emergency Locator Transmitters (ELTs) installed first on military aircraft, then on civilian light aircraft in USA/Canada (from 1970) No identification of aircraft/beacon Designed for audio detection by over- flying aircraft No means of accurately locating ELTs Chance of survival in the event of a distress decreases significantly with time Cost of rescue increases significantly with increasing search area

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR3 Cospas-Sarsat History International Cooperation 1978: Canada, France and the USA agree to co- operate on the development of the SARSAT low-altitude polar orbiting system to: –Locate existing MHz beacons –Develop new 406 MHz technology for improved performance Russia declares its interest in co-operating with the objective of ensuring inter-operability of their COSPAS system with SARSAT

4 Cospas-Sarsat What’s in a name? COSPAS = Cosmicheskaya Systyema Poiska Avariynyich Sudov SARSAT = Search And Rescue Satellite Aided Tracking

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR5 Cospas-Sarsat History The First Satellites 1982: First Cospas satellite –Cospas-1 (USSR) launched in June –First rescue in September : Second Cospas and First Sarsat satellites –NOAA-8 satellite (USA) with Canadian and French SAR instruments 1985: System declared operational –New MOU between four parties

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR6 Initially developed under interagency Memorandum of Understanding signed in 1979 (USSR, USA, Canada, France) System declared operational in MHz beacons accepted by IMO for GMDSS in 1988 International Cospas-Sarsat Programme Agreement (ICSPA) signed on July 1, 1988 among the governments of Canada, France, the former U.S.S.R and the United States ICSPA ensures continuity of the space system and availability to all States on a non-discriminatory basis International Organization

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR7 International Cospas-Sarsat Programme C/S provides distress alert and location information to Rescue Coordination Centres (RCCs) for aviation, maritime and land users in distress Services are provided world-wide and free of charge for the user in distress Alerts are provided using satellite systems to relay and process the transmissions of distress radio-beacons operating on or 406 MHz

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR8 Cospas-Sarsat Overview Participating Countries in Founders: Canada, France, Russia and the USA 25 Ground Segment Providers 9 User States 2 Organisations Algeria Argentina Australia Brazil Canada Chile China (P.R.) Cyprus Denmark France Germany Greece Hong Kong India Indonesia Italy ITDC Japan Korea (R. of) Madagascar Netherlands New Zealand Nigeria Norway Pakistan Peru Poland Russia Saudi Arabia Singapore South Africa Spain Sweden Switzerland Thailand Tunisia Turkey UK USA Vietnam

9 Cospas-Sarsat Programme Funding No exchange of funds: Participants must fund their own contribution to the System  Satellites and payloads (Space Segment Providers)  Ground Stations, i.e. LEO / GEOLUTs (Ground Segment Providers)  Meeting attendance, beacon register, etc. (all Participants) Common Costs: Administrative costs of the Programme, include Secretariat, meetings etc.  C/S Parties contribute Can$ 190,000 annually  Other Participants contribute Can$ 42,000 annually  Annual contribution as decided from time to time by Council (3 year notice for any change)

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR10 Principles of Participation All States, including States not formally associated with Cospas-Sarsat should: – Designate a SAR Point of Contact (SPOC) to receive alerts from Cospas-Sarsat MCC – Decide on 406 MHz beacon coding, national beacon approval requirements – Ensure that 406MHz beacons authorised for use have received a Cospas-Sarsat type-approval certificate – Establish a 406MHz beacon register as required by ICAO and IMO or opt to use the international registry

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR11 Benefits of Membership Association with the Programme allows States to contribute to the System and participate in the management of Cospas-Sarsat Goals include supporting the SAR objectives of ICAO and IMO – C/S maintains a close partnership with these U.N. agencies and the ITU

12 Benefits of Association: Participate in Programme Management Council  Formally: Canada, France, Russia, USA (C/S Parties)  Open Council: all “C/S Participants” invited to attend  Meets twice a year: April Closed Council, October Open Council Joint Committee  All C/S Participants + Observers (International Organisations)  Meets once a year in June  Includes: Technical WG and Operations WG Ad-hoc Task Groups and Experts Groups (per Council decision)  C/S Participants or invited experts to address specific issues

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR13 Programme Management Cospas-Sarsat Council System Operation Joint Committee Administrative Body Cospas-Sarsat Secretariat Operational Working Group Technical Working Group Cospas-Sarsat Organization

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR14 Svalbard, Norway 27 March 2008

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR15 Cospas-Sarsat Overview Alert Locations SAR Events:562 Rescued:2,386

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR16 Elements of the C/S System User Beacon Space Segment –LEOSAR –GEOSAR Ground Segment –Local User Terminal –Mission Control Center Alerts relayed to RCCs

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR17 November 6, 2007

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR18 Current Space Segment 5 LEO 5 GEO

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR19 LEOLUTS and GEOLUTS 46 LEOLUTs track the Cospas-Sarsat polar- orbiting satellites 15 GEOLUTs track the geostationary satellites 29 Mission Control Centres distribute Cospas-Sarsat alert data to worldwide search and rescue services

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR20 Cospas-Sarsat Tomorrow: MEOSAR Russia (GLONASS), USA (GPS) and ESA/EC (Galileo) investigating inclusion of 406 MHz repeater instruments on future medium Earth altitude orbiting (MEO) satellite constellations –Constellations will be fully compatible –Coordinating with C/S on specifications and compatibility –Operational alerts could be available in System from 2013 – 2015 time frame

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR21 Some System Statistics

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR22 Some System Statistics Since September 1982, the Cospas-Sarsat System has provided assistance in rescuing almost 25,000 persons in about 6,800 SAR events.

23 17 APRIL 2007 RCC Brasilia BRMCC LUT

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR24 Estimated 406 MHz Beacon Population at the end of 2007 Some System Statistics

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR Reported SAR Events at 406 MHz… and at MHz

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR Reported SAR Events and at MHz

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR28 Switch to 406 ! From February 2009 the Cospas-Sarsat satellite system will no longer process the MHz frequency 406 MHz beacons exhibit better performance than "old" MHz beacons, but are more expensive - currently about US$ 500 retail price (in the US) for simplest device Users could be denied Cospas- Sarsat services if they do not transition to 406 MHz before February 2009

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR29 UKMCC: 19 Dec 2003 Antarctica -40° C “It is an incredible system and no-one does it better… If the people who came for us did not have the proper co-ordinates they would never have found us.” - Jennifer Murray

19-23 January 2009 UN/USA Training Course: Satellite Aided SAR30 Cospas-Sarsat helps save lives… … on average five lives per day in at least one SAR incident per day! in at least one SAR incident per day!

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