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SCCOOS Web Site Training Search and Rescue. SCENARIO: A helicopter went down with three crew members on board in the San Pedro Channel at 33.6482 N, 118.3042.

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1 SCCOOS Web Site Training Search and Rescue

2 SCENARIO: A helicopter went down with three crew members on board in the San Pedro Channel at 33.6482 N, 118.3042 W today. Answer the following questions about this search and rescue situation. Include the name of the web page you used to get the answers for each question.

3 a. What is the water temperature? Web page? b. Do the weather and wave conditions allow us to send a response team to the site? -Air temperature-Humidity -Air pressure-Precipitation rate -Wind speed-When was the -Wind direction data collected? -Wind gust-Web page

4 c. How fast are the currents? -Speed of currents -Web page d. How far will the crew members possibly drift in one hour? -Distance traveled from original location -Web page

5 a. Recent Meteorological Stations and Observations or Ports & Harbors-LA/LB b. Recent Meteorological Stations and Observations c. Ports & Harbors-LA/LB or Surface Current Mapping d. Ports & Harbors-LA/LB or Surface Current Mapping *Answers for measurements will vary depending on conditions Answers

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