2017 IBWSS: 'Utilizing a Remotely Operated Vehicle in Underwater Investigations'
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Adding an ROV to your investigative toolbox is a big step to providing your officers/investigators the ability to “see” underwater. While boating accidents and missing person’s cases on the water are all too common, the utilization of a remotely operated vehicle can decrease your investigative time on scene due to quick recoveries, improve decision making for dive teams, and allow top notch underwater crime scene documentation prior to any human interaction. Side Scan Sonar and Sector Scan Sonar in conjunction with an ROV will greatly increase your likelihood of finding targets underwater, both big and small. This law-enforcement oriented program is designed to inform you of the many benefits and some challenges faced when deploying an ROV for investigative purposes with a “hands on” field demo. Supports RBS Initiative #3 - Improve upon and expand recreational boating data collection and research. *Note: Presented edited for size. To request the complete presentation, email rjohnson@safeboatingcouncil.org.
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The United States Power Squadrons (USPS) Learning Center program, developed under a grant from the U. S. Coast Guard, establishes a network of non-profit training centers dedicated to teaching standards-based, on-water skills training. Leveraging our Hands-On Training: Basic Powerboat program, the Learning Centers will extend the USPS educational outreach and significantly increase the number of recreational boaters that receive on-water training. Teaching powerboat handling to the public on a large scale presents unique challenges. There are significant operational risks and economic issues that make it difficult to sustain such training programs. By drawing on the unique resources of USPS and leveraging relationships with our many partners, the USPS Learning Centers are seeking to break through these barriers to establish a self-sustaining program. As an added benefit, data collected by the program will provide feedback from the public and insight into strategies for the improvement of boater behavior.
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2018 IBWSS: Implementation of Recreational Boating Education and Skills Stand...International Boating and Water Safety Summit
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One of the most important components of river safety is information that helps people make good decisions. American Whitewater’s National Whitewater Inventory has been collecting and sharing crowd-sourced river information for roughly two decades and is currently being redesigned. The Inventory contains flow information, rapid descriptions, alerts, accident reports, photos, and other information that helps the public make smart decisions about where and when to paddle. In this session, we'll share how we are working to enhance the quality, mobility, and use of this online resource that features over 5,000 river reaches and is utilized by almost 1 million people annually.
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Teaching is one of the most basic forms of leadership and there’s nothing new about the notion. In fact, according to a number of resources, including Ms. Susan Wilcox of the Department of Physics, Engineering Physics and Astronomy at the Instructional Development Centre at Queen's University in 1997, “Responsible leadership depends upon flexible behavior; the ability to diagnose what behaviors are needed at a particular time in order for the group to function most efficiently; and the ability to fulfill these behaviors or to get other members to fulfill them.”
Finding yourself bored, feeling challenged, or losing your enthusiasm for teaching knowledge based class room or on-water skills based boating safety education courses? Come to the session. We’ll be discussing and sharing – but most importantly learning from each other about ways to put the fun back into boating education courses through instructor leadership.
The session will provide insights, suggestions and resources to help make the courses you instruct more fun and enjoyable. Instruction (and learning) starts with you and your leadership skills! Come get excited about teaching, learning and sharing your experiences, tips and perhaps learn some new ones for more effective instruction!
Regarding the National RBS Strategic Plan, this session addresses Initiative 1: Improve and expand recreational boating education, training, and outreach.
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2017 IBWSS: 'Safety Risks in Shared Waterways Focus of NTSB Safety Recommenda...International Boating and Water Safety Summit
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) issued a report identifying the risks associated with the shared use of America’s Marine Transportation System by recreational and commercial vessels. The growth of both commercial and recreational vessel traffic during the last several decades is a significant risk factor. The number of canoers, kayakers, and standup paddleboarders increased by nearly 22 percent between 2008 and 2014. The diversity of waterway users and their differences in experience, navigational knowledge, and boat-handling skills exacerbate the safety risk.
The NTSB concludes in its safety recommendation report “Shared Waterways: Safety of Recreational and Commercial Vessels in the Marine Transportation System” that all recreational vessel operators need to attain a minimum level of boating safety education to mitigate risk. In addition, the NTSB believes the U.S. Coast Guard should require recreational boaters on US navigable waterways to demonstrate completion of an instructional course meeting the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators or equivalent standards. “Just as operators of motor vehicles upon our nation’s roadways are required to demonstrate a standard of understanding of the rules of the road in order to make roadways safer for all vehicles, large and small, so too must operators of recreational vessels understand and practice the rules of the road upon our nation’s maritime transportation system to make waterways safer for all vessels, large and small,” said NTSB Chairman Christopher A. Hart.
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2017 IBWSS: 'Life Jackets Worn…Nobody Mourns Adult Water Safety Campaign'International Boating and Water Safety Summit
The “Life Jacket Worn…Nobody Mourns” Campaign is an award-winning campaign that targets adult males to provoke them to wear life jackets. The non-profit Corps of Engineers Natural Resources Education Foundation is currently managing their second grant from the Sport Fish Restoration and Boating Trust Fund, administered by the USCG, to augment this campaign.
Feedback from focus groups was used to develop the campaign and products including logo, video PSAs, audio PSAs, posters, and artwork for banners, billboards, publication ads and social media. These products are available for download at www.PleaseWearIt.com. Also, a free mobile game “Lake Guard” is downloadable on Google Play and Apple app stores. The current grant funds are assisting to improve the mobile game, developing additional campaign video PSAs (in shorter 15-second formats), and providing tailgate wraps and banners to promote the campaign at U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) lake and river projects. USACE has supplemented the campaign by developing other promotional products.
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Boat Handling Skills Without Water – Only In Simulation! New Generation Four Functionality…. Would you like to learn to drive a 20 ft. Boston Whaler and improve your boating skills with no risk and no worries?
The United States Power Squadrons® (USPS) will discuss the development of their Boating Skills Virtual Trainer® (BSVT) and how the new generation four functionality can be incorporated into boating education. The BSVT is the 2015 winner of the NASBLA Innovations Award. The small boat simulator provides hands-on experience with steering wheel and real Mercury throttle operated on a virtual lake with other sail and power boats, navigation aids, and a full marina for close-quarters maneuvers and docking. Instructors can vary the difficulty by changing wind and current direction and velocity and day/night scenarios.
For over 100 years, the U.S. Power Squadrons, the nation’s largest recreational boating organization, has been transferring knowledge to recreational boaters in the classroom, online, and on the water. These portable units have been uniquely developed as a partnership of the U.S. Power Squadrons and Virtual Driver Interactive under U.S. Coast Guard grants and are available for purchase. For videos and more info, visit www.usps.org/boatingskillsvt. 2017 IBWSS: 'Demonstration of Emergency Procedures in Boating'
2017 IBWSS: 'Demonstration of Emergency Procedures in Boating'International Boating and Water Safety Summit
Boat occupant overboard emergencies are one of the most dangerous victim rescue scenarios that first responder personnel face. Best management rescue practices and frequent training exercises are vital to ensure the safe retrieval of overboard victims and ultimately, the safety of the first responder. Most boating fatalities involve vessel capsizing or falls overboard. The boater, instantly turned victim, unexpectedly enters the water and most often, is not wearing a life jacket.
As a first responder, are you prepared to place yourself and your partner in position to make a safe and successful rescue?
This breakout session will detail proven rescue techniques that will bolster all first responder’s rescue skill set. The presenter, 32-year USACE boat ranger, will outline and demonstrate first responder priorities in water rescue situations to include characteristics of a person in distress, a person drowning, the rescue sequence (Talk, Reach, Throw, Row, Go), in-water rescues, cold water rescues, unconscious and conscious victim retrieval, getting the victim and first responder back into the vessel.
Attendees will be encouraged to practice rescue techniques within the safe confines of the classroom setting. Boating and water safety is up to ALL of US! 2017 IBWSS: 'SAR Execution on the West Coast of Florida'
2017 IBWSS: 'SAR Execution on the West Coast of Florida'International Boating and Water Safety Summit
This presentation will demonstrate how Coast Guard Sector St. Petersburg leverages two separate cooperative groups to respond to mariners in distress. 2017 IBWSS: Setting Up A Marine Firearms Course
One of the most critical components of law enforcement is proper training and to be more specific, training that is relevant to the type of work officers are providing. This philosophy ensures that officers utilize proper judgement exercised in the environment they are working from to reduce possible litigation and ensure officer survival in the worse-case scenarios. Marine law enforcement professionals focus tremendous amount of time towards firearm training, but the reality of officers actually conducting live fire from patrol boats on a national scale is slight at the best.
This short session will focus on the logistics involved in developing and applying a shoot-from-the-boat type of training and incorporating all of the safety angles involved. It will also involve working with other State agencies in accomplishing this training task.
During the 2015 National Association of Boating Law Administrators Conference, Kansas and Oklahoma paired together to provide the first ever, Marine Tactical firearms training course. A short preview of this event will be provided during this training session. The training aspect, although complex, does not compare to the logistical requirements that are involved.
The focus of this seminar will not be directly geared towards the standards of shooting tactics, but towards the logistics involved, so individual agencies may leave the seminar with a basic understanding that no matter how small of an agency or limited budget that this type of training can be done in a safe and educational manner. Agencies can take their existing policies and tactics and apply them to this type of training. From experiences training law enforcement officers within our State, most agencies do not have their marine officer trained in the use of firearms from their vessel to a threat, nor do they understand the concepts of cover and concealment when it comes to hull material of a vessel. Differing aspects between land patrol and marine patrol include environmental elements such as the sun, moon, waves, current, wind, and moving vessels. The concepts of this program should allow individual states to set up their own maritime law enforcement patrol vessel training program whether incorporating live fire, simulations, or other types of adaptive training methods.
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2017 IBWSS: 'Increasing the Awareness of Safe Boating Practices Program'International Boating and Water Safety Summit
In 2011, the WaterSports Foundation (WSF) was awarded a USCG non-profit grant entitled Increasing the Awareness of Safe Boating Practices. Now in its sixth year, WSF’s outreach campaign is designed to heighten the public’s awareness of safer boating and paddling practices through four outreach grants.
The campaigns utilize boating/paddling media as the conduit to reach boaters and paddlers. The FY16 goal is to reach more than 46 million boaters/paddlers with qualified safety messages. The project now utilizes nine well-known boating and paddle sports media outlets to reach more boaters and paddlers than ever. Safety messages are delivered in both print and digital media. Content is produced as print ads, print editorial, radio content, radio advertising, digital newsletters, newsletter banner ads, website banner ads, boating safety articles, video shorts, photos, social media posts, boating safety quizzes, and specially produced alternative ending webisodes. WSF distributes other safety organizations safety messages, at no charge, through its Cross-Pollination program.
Current partners include NSBC, NASBLA, ABYC, ACA, US Power Squadrons, USCG Auxiliary, Energy Education Council, Sea Tow, Sea Scouts, Army Corps of Engineers, US PowerBoating, SPIN and US Sailing.
Since 2011, WSF has been awarded more than $4.6 million in non-profit grants and as of December 2016, the campaign has produced more than 498 million safe boating and paddling impressions.
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