Seilaf Seville training simulation centre 2015
•Download as PPTX, PDF•
0 likes•440 views
SEILAF is a forest firefighting simulator training centre located in Spain. It provides training through simulated scenarios to help firefighters and other professionals learn techniques for effectively battling wildfires. The simulations allow trainees to experience different positions and situations without real-world risks. SEILAF also conducts research on strategies and operations to improve emergency response and has provided training to firefighters from Spain, Portugal, South Africa, Chile, and other countries using its high-fidelity simulators and scenarios.
Recommended
More Related Content
Similar to Seilaf Seville training simulation centre 2015
Similar to Seilaf Seville training simulation centre 2015 (17)
Recently uploaded
Recently uploaded (20)
Seilaf Seville training simulation centre 2015
- 1. SEILAF SEVILLA FOREST FIREFIGHTING SIMULATOR TRAINING CENTRE EUROPEAN COMMISSION 34TH MEETING OF THE EXPERT GROUP ON FOREST FIRES 16-17 MARCH 2015, BARCELONA
- 2. Index 1. A situational awareness 2. What and how does a professional need to learn? 3. SEILAF solution 4. Our clients 5. Where are we located? 6. Some features
- 3. 1.Context 1.- The wildfire is not just a Mediterranean countries problem 2.- The severity of forest fires and the complexity increases today and become a global emergency, especially in the urban interface wildfire 3.- The response in attacking wildfires must therefore be stronger, speedier and overall effective in order to reduce the possible damage they may cause.
- 4. 2013 Villardiegua de la Ribera, Portugal frontier, Zamora, Spain NW DATE 2013- 08 -22 Speed – 10 km in 3,5 hours Scar effects- 2590 hectares burned Threat – Two village Nature 2000 Space Emergency Level 2
- 5. 2. Present day requirements in a global WILDFIRE world We need requirements to facilitate to share: – Resources – Professionals – Knowledge – Lessons learned – Information – Trainers – Wildfire scenarios
- 6. How need the Operation world to learn? • Through experience • By analyzing past events • Being faster than your enemy • By training in different every day scenarios • Changing positions • Breaking moulds and preconceived ideas
- 7. SEILAF
- 8. SEILAF in three areas Forest Fire Suppression Research Development standard protocols in management of large scale forest fires, on strategic and operational level, depending on the emergency level Research into strategy and operation outcomes for more efficient and effective emergency management Flight Simulation Training Training in helicopter B412 flight skills MCC Multiple Crew Cooperation Training in specific mission wildfire suppression Firefighting Simulation Training Courses on line different positions Courses in simulators device ICS training programs International training standards
- 9. Formación Online Trabajo previo conceptual Formación Presencial Briefing Entrenamiento en Simulador Capacitación en habilidades y competencias Evaluación Debriefing LEARNING PROCESS
- 11. Spanish Users
- 12. April 2013. Working on Fire, South Africa
- 13. November 2013. MININCO –CONAF. CHILE
- 14. Jan-Feb-Marz 2014 INFOCA - ANDALUCIA
- 15. APRIL –MAY 2014. CASTILLA LA MANCHA
- 16. June 2014. LA RIOJA
- 17. November 2014. Navarra Firefigthing
- 18. December 2014 – Operation Room Officer -MAGRAMA
- 19. December 2014 – Air Attack Officer– FORESMA Company- Valencia
- 20. January – March 2015 – INFOCA – ICS – DIGITAL OPERATION PLAN
- 21. February 2015 – Castilla y León
- 22. Aeropolis, Aerospace Technology Park of Andalusia
- 24. In the blink of an eye, everything can Change
- 25. The weather
- 26. You have to deal with the unexpected
- 28. There aren´t mistakes, all is learning
- 29. Aerial entities
- 30. Modelized in high detail
- 31. Including tails and paint skins
- 32. Ground vehicles and firefighters
- 33. All in action
- 50. Scenarios
- 51. Scenarios
- 52. SEILAF a special working environment open to all. • SEILAF isn´t “the” solution but it could be a helpful tool
- 53. The real truth of the matter:- “If you want something you never had, you have to do something you´ve never done” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drQ-xsnXKwM&index=3&list=PL4GNG6H8jkii6t2z1QB73MIq7ZTHIoVhQ
- 54. Operated by FAASA - INDRA
Editor's Notes
- Let me take a moment to thank the Agricultural and Environment Ministry on behalf of Elsa and José Manuel, for giving me the opportunity to talk about our activity to the Forest Fire European Commission (on behalf of Ernst U. SCHULTE ) and so explain our aim to protect our forests more efficiently, safely and cost effectively.
- In approximately 15 minutes I’m going to show you 50 slides. Let’s go straight to the point.
- The wildfire is not just a Mediterranean countries problem The wildfire severity and complexity is increased nowadays and change into a global emergency in wildfire urban interface The response in attacking wildfires must therefore be stronger, speedier and overall effective in order to reduce the possible damage they may cause.
- Villardiegua de la Ribera, near frontier Portugal, Zamora, Spain NW. Bigger and faster wildfires DATE: 22/08/2013 Increases firestorms
- What do you need when you find yourself in a critical situation and you require aid quickly and effectively? When are you in that critical “no win” situation? Nowadays you can receive aid quickly, but this very assistance has a high probability to hinder or even paralyse fire operations or in many cases resources are kept unnecessarily on standby for long periods of time.
- Framework We follow the Spanish Governmental technical recommendations regarding: The use of the Incident Command System or its basic concepts and positions to guarantee an adequate emergency response The degree of competency Incident Commanders possess in given emergency levels. We hope in the near future, this could become commonplace not only in Spain, but throughout Europe and the entire World.
- A Bell 412 helicopter with most of the components of a Full Flight Simulator including real cabin and instruments and a four axis motion system, where pilots can train emergency maneuvers, loading and water dropping, monitoring missions and even feel turbulences and loss of lift when it flies over the fire, as well as pitching after the water release. A Command Post Simulator, with a real vehicle, simulated communication systems and meteorological station, in front of an eight meters screen where the full scene of the fire is projected. The Air Operations Coordination Simulator, consist on a real spotter aircraft hull with simulated instruments and replicated radio systems and an overhead projection system which immerses students in the reality of air operations management.
- We are structured into three areas
- Very simple process: 1.- On line teaching and hand books about position courses 2.- Briefing 3.- Simulation exercise in join mission 4.- Debriefing/After Action Review
- 30 international users
- More than 300 trainees have been in SEILAF in one year.
- Code R. Chilena Grid (lay). Evaluation Incident Commander
- Operation Plans
- Multiposition: Incider Commander, ground and air operation chief, Planning Section Chief , Logistics Section Chief, Resources Unit Leader, Technical Specialists, Situation Unit Leader,
- Coordinate Air Operation. Trafficc Control. Air Procedures. Summary worksheet
- Five minutes drive from SEVILLE (Spain) International Airport – 2 hours high speed train from MADRID (Spain) Aeropolis, Aerospace Technological Park of Andalusia
- Boarding/Shipping Decide Where is the best place to land
- You don´t need wait for the fire. You can train every day in every hour. You can choose the scenario, the time, the season, the resources and the weatherfire you need.
- Thank you for you attention. We look foorward to seeing you again, next time at Seville.