SAR Fundamentals/Navigation instruments theory
From PCSAR
(Difference between revisions)
(→GPS) |
|||
| Line 11: | Line 11: | ||
* GPS component covers up to 1:13 of the attached lesson plan | * GPS component covers up to 1:13 of the attached lesson plan | ||
** Waypoints are not an essential skill for using GPS. Students should be recording locations on paper, and should be able to estimate relative direction and distance to a new location. | ** Waypoints are not an essential skill for using GPS. Students should be recording locations on paper, and should be able to estimate relative direction and distance to a new location. | ||
| + | *** This material can be covered in additional material presented by a SAR group outside the SAR Fundamentals course. | ||
[[Image:GPS-lesson-plan.pdf|GPS lesson plan (odt)]] | [[Image:GPS-lesson-plan.pdf|GPS lesson plan (odt)]] | ||
([[:Image:GPS-lesson-plan.pdf|pdf]]) | ([[:Image:GPS-lesson-plan.pdf|pdf]]) | ||
Revision as of 21:02, 31 March 2010
- 1.75hr - 09:30 - 11:30
- includes break
- 0.25 - 10:30-10:45
- includes break
- SAR Fundamentals Ch.13 "Navigation"
- Basic SAR Skills Manual: Ch.7 "Navigation"
- stride count
- compass
- GPS
GPS
- GPS component covers up to 1:13 of the attached lesson plan
- Waypoints are not an essential skill for using GPS. Students should be recording locations on paper, and should be able to estimate relative direction and distance to a new location.
- This material can be covered in additional material presented by a SAR group outside the SAR Fundamentals course.
- Waypoints are not an essential skill for using GPS. Students should be recording locations on paper, and should be able to estimate relative direction and distance to a new location.
(pdf)
