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2 nd AFI WEEK 27 June 1st July 2016, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea 3rd AFI AVIATION SYMPOSIUM, 28 June Presentation by the Cameroon Civil Aviation Authority SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR) PREPARADENESS 2 ARE WE PREPARED ? To save lives To


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2nd AFI WEEK 27 June – 1st July 2016, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea

3rd AFI AVIATION SYMPOSIUM, 28 June Presentation by the Cameroon Civil Aviation Authority

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SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR) PREPARADENESS

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ARE WE PREPARED ?  To save lives  To find wreckage?  To recover essential data?  Etc

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PLAN

SAR SYSTEM ELEMENTS

THE CASE OF CAMEROON COOPERATION PROPOSALS

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SAR System Requirements

  • Optimum Performance
  • Cost-effective and
  • Safe

SAR Event

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SAR SYSTEM ELEMENTS

Software

  • Laws ;
  • Regulations ;
  • Alerting procedures ;
  • Operations Plans ;
  • RCC check lists ;
  • Letters of Agreement.

SAR Event

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SAR SYSTEM ELEMENTS Hardware  Rescue Coordination Centre (RCC) accommodation and equipment  Cospas-Sarsat land Stations  Message switching facilities  Telecommunications  Computer stations  Search and Rescue Units

SAR Event

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SAR SYSTEM ELEMENTS

Liveware

  • Operational & Managerial

personnel

  • qualified
  • trained
  • proficient

SAR Event

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THE CASE OF CAMEROON

SAR OPERATING ENTITIES

NATIONAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RESCUE SUB CENTER PERSPECTIVES CHALLENGES

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GEOGRAPHICAL SITUATION

The Cameroonian territory is divided between the search and rescue region (SRR) of N'Djamena (whose boundaries coincide with the flight information region (FIR) of N'Djamena), and the SRR of Brazzaville (whose limits coincide with the Brazzaville FIR).

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THE CASE OF CAMEROON

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SRR BRAZZAVILLE

SRR N’DJAMENA

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Each of these SRRs has a Rescue Coordination Center (RCC). The Rescue Sub Center (RSC) of Douala was subordinated to these two RCCs, according to the regional air navigation plan (RANP) : ICAO DOC 7474. In January 2011, the RSC has been relocated from Douala to Yaounde, to bring it near the decision centers. By delegation of Ndjamena and Brazzaville RCCs, the RSC of Yaounde is the principal operating SAR entity in Cameroon.

SAR OPERATING ENTITIES

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Article 74 (1) The assistance to aircraft in distress, the search of missing aircraft, and rescue of victims of accidents occurring to aircraft are under the responsibility of the State. (2) The organization and operation of search and rescue services are set by regulation.

Law N° 2013/010 of 24 July 2013

« on the civil aviation regime in Cameroon »

NATIONAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK

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LAW (Law N° 2013/010 of 24 July 2013 on the civil aviation regime in Cameroon) 1 DECREE (Decree N° 68/DF/211 of 30 May 1968 on the organization of search and rescue of aircraft in distress in peace time )

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NATIONAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK

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Decree N° 68/DF/211 of 30 May 1968

  • n the organization of search and rescue of

aircraft in distress in peace time

Title I : Organization of search and rescue of aircraft in distress in peace time SAR organization depends on the Minister in charge of Civil Aviation, who acts in coordination with the Minister in charge of Defense.

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NATIONAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK

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Title II : Search and rescue organizations

  • National SAR Committee chaired by the Minister in charge of Civil

Aviation ;

  • SAR studies and coordination Section under the authority
  • f the Minister in charge of Civil Aviation ;
  • SAR execution Section under the authority of the Minister in

charge of Defense, responsible for SAR operations.

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Decree N° 68/DF/211 of 30 May 1968

  • n the organization of search and rescue of

aircraft in distress in peace time

NATIONAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK

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Title III : Search and Rescue Coordination Center (RCC) It is responsible for the preparation and execution

  • f SAR operations.

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Decree N° 68/DF/211 of 30 May 1968

  • n the organization of search and rescue of

aircraft in distress in peace time

NATIONAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK

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LAW (Law N° 2013/010 of 24 July 2013 on the civil aviation regime in Cameroon) 1 DECREE (Decree N° 68/DF/211 of 30 May 1968 on the organization of search and rescue of aircraft in distress in peace time ) MINISTERIAL TEXTS Decision N° 00040/D/MINT/MINDEF of 22 March 2012 on the

  • rganization and operation of the Rescue Sub Centre of Yaounde

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  • RSC Operations Manual ;
  • Qualification procedure for RSC staff ;
  • Protocol for coordination between the RSC

and ASECNA.

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GUIDANCE MATERIAL (PROCEDURES)

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SAR SYSTEM ELEMENTS

Software

  • Laws ;
  • Regulations ;
  • Alerting procedures ;
  • Operations Plans ;
  • RCC check lists ;
  • Letters of Agreement.

SAR Event

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RESCUE SUB CENTER

  • Located at the Air Force

Base in Yaounde ;

  • Operational

since June 2012 ;

  • H24 operation.

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SAR Point of Contact (SPOC) of COSPAS SARSAT system

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RESCUE SUB CENTER

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CIVIL/MILITARY COORDINATION

The RSC is both a civil and military organization. It depends on the Minister in charge of Civil Aviation (Civil Aviation Authority) for the general organization of its international mission. It is subordinate to the Minister in charge of Defence (Air Force Headquarters) for operational aspects.

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RESCUE SUB CENTER

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MINDEF EMAA B P/ EMAA

DI/RSC DIR/RSC

MINTRANS ODO CCAA GC/CCAA

28/06/2016 24 RSC de Yaoundé

RSC ORGANIZATION

ODO ODO

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Expenses borne by the Civil Aviation Authority :

  • Office supplies ;
  • Incentive for RSC staff ;
  • Training of SAR personnel ;
  • Fuel for RSC vehicles.

Expenses borne by the Air Force:

  • Acquisition and maintenance of SAR equipment (Distress

beacon, survival equipment, life jackets, life boats, etc ...) ;

  • Expenses related to the participation in SAR operations.

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CIVIL/MILITARY COORDINATION

RESCUE SUB CENTER

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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING

The RSC staff is provided by the Ministry in charge of Defence (Air Force Headquarters).

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RESCUE SUB CENTER

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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING

All RSC staff attended a SMC (SAR Mission Coordinator) training course. Cameroon hosted two SMC training courses delivered by EAMAC of Niamey and relocated at Yaounde RSC in November 2012 and June 2015.

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RESCUE SUB CENTER

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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING

RESCUE SUB CENTER

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Training courses are organized every year for the Air Force crews to enhance their

  • perational readiness.

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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING

RESCUE SUB CENTER

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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING

RESCUE SUB CENTER

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EXERCISES

Communications exercises are regularly

  • rganised by the RSC.

A coordination exercise has been organised in July 2013. It was the main activity of the ICAO workshop on the provision of SAR services in the AFI Region.

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RESCUE SUB CENTER

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EXERCISES

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RESCUE SUB CENTER

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SEARCH EQUIPMENT

Cameroon does not have specialized SAR resources (aircrafts permanently assigned to the SAR service). The means used for search and rescue belong to military and civilian agencies (Army, Gendarmerie, Police, Fire Brigade, Aircraft Operator, Navy, etc ...)

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RESCUE SUB CENTER

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  • Rescue boat ;
  • Largable SAR Chain ;
  • Dry suits ;
  • …etc.

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RESCUE EQUIPMENT

RESCUE SUB CENTER

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  • Survival kits ;
  • Life jackets ;
  • Distress signals ;
  • Survival rations.

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RESCUE EQUIPMENT

RESCUE SUB CENTER

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SAR SYSTEM ELEMENTS Hardware  Rescue Coordination Centre (RCC) accommodation and equipment  Cospas-Sarsat land Stations  Message switching facilities  Telecommunications  Computer stations  Search and Rescue Units

SAR Event

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STATISTICS OF DISTRESS ALERTS FROM 2012 TO 2015

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SAR EVENTS

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REAL CASE 1

  • Operation N° 142 of 22 June 2014

concerning the CESSNA C172 registered N9748L ;

  • 70 hours 20 minutes of aerial search ;
  • Wreckage found after 9 months and 24

days.

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RESCUE SUB CENTER

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RESCUE SUB CENTER

REAL CASE 1

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RESCUE SUB CENTER

REAL CASE 1

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RESCUE SUB CENTER

REAL CASE 1

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REAL CASE N°2

  • Opération N° 165 concernant le

C182 immatriculé D- EKQO en cours depuis 12- 08-2014

  • (Prochaine expédition sur le Mt-

Cameroun à 4100 mètres d’altitude déjà programmée).

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RESCUE SUB CENTER

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SAR SYSTEM ELEMENTS

Liveware

  • Operational & Managerial

personnel

  • qualified
  • trained
  • proficient

SAR Event

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  • Construction of a new RSC, more suitable for the

activities of the Center, and equipped with modern facilities ;

  • Training of all SAR personnel (RCC/RSC staff and

SRU) ;

  • Regular
  • rganisation
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SAR exercises (Organisation of a full scale SAR exercise in 2017).

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SHORT-TERM PERSPECTIVES

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67% of States had not established the necessary coordination of their SAR

  • rganisations with those of neighbouring

States, including the conclusion of bilateral SAR agreements in order to coordinate SAR

  • perations;

CHALLENGES

USOAP AUDIT 2005 – 2010

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No agreement has been signed among Cameroon and neighboring countries (Nigeria, Congo, Chad, Gabon, Central African Republic, Equatorial Guinea). Draft agreements with Congo, Chad, Nigeria, and Equatorial Guinea have been prepared, and will be submitted to the other parties.

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CHALLENGES

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  • Coordination with Brazzaville RCC and N’Djamena RCC

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  • Coordination with Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea for

the management of the maritime area ;

  • Designation of Search and Rescue Units (SRU) on the

whole territory and training of SRU.

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CHALLENGES

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ICAO to organize a Special Conference on Agreements Negotiation ( like the one for Air Transport Agreements) COOPERATION PROPOSAL

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 conduct of a SAR Gap Analysis;  advice on the establishment of a SAR organisational framework;  advice for the establishment of a National SAR Committee;  technical assistance in the development of a National SAR Plan; COOPERATION

POSSIBLE ACTIVITIES

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 providing copies of relevant SAR documents to be used as templates;  technical assistance on the establishment of SAR agreements;  technical assistance in the development of RCC position descriptions;  training of SAR personnel; COOPERATION

POSSIBLE ACTIVITIES

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 provision of SRU where appropriate and training of SRU crews;  provision/sharing of computerised SAR tools including incident management systems, databases, maritime drift modelling software, etc.;  establishing data and information sharing agreements between RCCs; COOPERATION

POSSIBLE ACTIVITIES

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 provide advice on how to conduct a SAREX and post- SAREX analysis; and  set up of SAR system publicity and safety awareness campaigns.

POSSIBLE ACTIVITIES

COOPERATION

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND ATTENTION

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