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2009 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, 2009
In order to increase the effectiveness of robotic systems, the robots must be able to negotiate a variety of terrains. In urban environments this task becomes challenging as environments built for humans often have impediments such as stairs and thresholds which may be difficult or impossible for wheeled or tracked vehicles to go over.
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In order to increase the effectiveness of robotic systems, the robots must be able to negotiate a variety of terrains. In urban environments this task becomes challenging as environments built for humans often have impediments such as stairs and thresholds which may be difficult or impossible for wheeled or tracked vehicles to go over.
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Current research, key performances and future development of search and rescue robots
Frontiers of Mechanical Engineering in China, 2007 Frequent natural disasters and man-made catastrophes have threatened the safety of citizens and have attracted much more attention. The rescue mission under disaster environment is very complicated and dangerous for a rescue team. Search and rescue (SAR)
Jinguo Liu
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1996
Structural-collapse rescue is one of the most challenging and dangerous disaster response activities. Sophisticated, multidisciplinary search-and-rescue capabilities have evolved to address the difficulties in finding, reaching, and extricating deeply entombed survivors. An equally advanced medical team is required to provide health and medical support
J A, Barbera, A, Macintyre
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Structural-collapse rescue is one of the most challenging and dangerous disaster response activities. Sophisticated, multidisciplinary search-and-rescue capabilities have evolved to address the difficulties in finding, reaching, and extricating deeply entombed survivors. An equally advanced medical team is required to provide health and medical support
J A, Barbera, A, Macintyre
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Biomimetic search for urban search and rescue
Proceedings. 2000 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS 2000) (Cat. No.00CH37113), 2002A key objective for a mobile robot in urban search and rescue (USAR) is to efficiently fined survivors, get near enough to communicate and/or drop off communications and biomedical monitoring gear. This paper discusses a biomimetic search strategy extracted from ethological studies of how insects and animals forage for food, and cognitive studies of ...
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Prehospital and Disaster Medicine, 1986
I want to first talk about search and rescue as it occurred in Mexico City; secondly, about what we learned in Mexico City; where are we going from there; what are some of the things that are happening and should be happening in major disaster management, especially as it deals with search and rescue.There are four main phases in search and rescue ...
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I want to first talk about search and rescue as it occurred in Mexico City; secondly, about what we learned in Mexico City; where are we going from there; what are some of the things that are happening and should be happening in major disaster management, especially as it deals with search and rescue.There are four main phases in search and rescue ...
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Optical processor for search and rescue
Applied Optics, 1980The location of a downed aircraft can be estimated to within kilometers by optically processing the Dopplershifted emergency signal transmitted by the aircraft and received by a satellite. The process is described together with practical problems. A multichannel processor is proposed in which the output information is contained in the x, y, and z ...
G J, Aitken, D T, Cassidy
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1974
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Dayton Daily News, Wilson, Al
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Dayton Daily News, Wilson, Al
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Contribution of GALILEO to search and rescue
Proceedings of 2nd International Conference on Recent Advances in Space Technologies, 2005. RAST 2005., 2006Galileo, the European Global Navigation Satellite System is expected to take its place in near future, alongside other satellite navigation systems. There is no doubt that with its superior properties it will enhance the usage of satellite aid in everyday life.
T. Cinar, F. Ince
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An introduction to mountain search and rescue
Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 2004Alpine search and rescue teams must perform each incident response safely. To do so requires experience, organizational skills, technical training, and ability. In addition, teams should interface with emergency medical control advisors who are familiar with local terrain, mountain rescue operations, and the evacuation techniques employed.
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