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AI6YR Ben

From Montrose SAR (earlier this morning)

Montrose Search & Rescue Team (Ca.)

"Day 6 – The search for Monica Reza continues in the Mount Waterman area. SAR teams from San Diego to Tulare County have joined the mission to help bring her home. We’re grateful for their tireless efforts. #FindMonicaReza #MontroseSAR #MutualAid

"Please avoid the search area. Uncoordinated hikers can interfere with tracking, delay progress, or create new emergencies. We also have enough food & supplies at this time. Thank you for supporting trained teams. #StayClearForSafety #SAR #AngelesNationalForest"

Description of missing person, 60 year old white female, 411 101 lbs. last seen wearing red long sleeve shift, green hiking pants, hiking shoes
#SearchAndRescue#AngelesNF
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AI6YR Ben

No current imagery of the area that person is in. $759 for new imagery, but the time will be 2-3 days (or longer) to acquire, which is not great when you've been missing for 3 days. That said, there is water at the bottom of the canyon, you won't starve to death as long as you stay hydrated and don't hurt yourself. You might locate someone if they are smart enough to be out in the open with reflective/bright colors. (ps. tip: BRING AN EMERGENCY BLANKET WITH YOU HIKING ALL THE TIME... Can't miss it from a helicopter) #SearchAndRescue #SAR #hiking #Waterman #AngelesNF

Canyon below Mt. Waterman, imaging cost for super high resolution images
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AI6YR Ben

Here's one of the typical places people go wrong... Instead of turning left on the trails back towards the road, they end up going past the trail and down into the canyon on the right. The guy I located from his selfie, and I have at least two others (maybe 3?) marked... one was an Eagle Scout and went all the way left and survived, the other was a fatality. There are probably others. The hard part for crews (and hikers) is it is a big area, not easy to be seen in the trees, can't hear people. #Waterman #SearchAndRescue #SAR #hiking

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Andrew Zonenberg

(x-post FB, original post at facebook.com/wesarkitsap/posts)

Our Suquamish subject was safely located and extracted! Searchers were called about 2am this morning to reports of an unknown man calling for help in a heavily wooded area. When searchers arrived, the man had stopped answering voice calls, so teams deployed in a grid search of very dense, very prickly woods. After several hours, our subject was located by a dog team (good Kimber!!) with Kitsap County Search Dogs. According to the man, he had been in the woods for 4-5 days and became immobile due to medical issues. He was extracted via litter thru very wet and thick forest by Kitsap WESAR teams. All searchers are home, drying out, and getting some sleep!

Six rescuers in blue and red rain gear carrying a person on a stretcher up a hill and out from a dense forest. A line of additional rescue team members are following them out.
Several rescuers in rain gear carrying a person in a stretcher between an RV and a parked boat. Dense forest can be seen in the background.
A border collie poking its head out from the door of an incident command trailer with radios hanging from the ceiling and a map displayed on a computer monitor
#SoOthersMayLive#SearchAndRescue
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azteclady

Someone linked to my post above, in two parts, here
app.wafrn.net/fediverse/post/7

and here
app.wafrn.net/fediverse/post/1

Anyone who has struggled with a GPS assistant lagging, giving iffy instructions, relying on outdated data, knows how these can get you in trouble. But in a city, you at least won't die of exposure or fall down a ravine and break your neck, because the algorithm told you that would make your hike 'more scenic' or 'shorter'.

YMMV, of course.

app.wafrn.netWafrn post by alexiathis is great and all but the press release just uses the quite vague term 'AI' which encompasses like a million different things Let's wait for what people actually say about this and how i
#AllTrails#GenAI#Hiking
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AI6YR Ben

The Trek: They Trusted ChatGPT To Plan Their Hike — And Ended Up Calling for Rescue

"Two hikers were rescued this spring from the fittingly named Unnecessary Mountain near Vancouver, Canada after using ChatGPT and Google Maps to plan their route and finding themselves trapped by unexpected snow partway up..."

h/t @researchbuzz

thetrek.co/they-trusted-chatgp

The Trek · They Trusted ChatGPT To Plan Their Hike — And Ended Up Calling for Rescue - The Trekwo hikers were rescued this spring from the fittingly named Unnecessary Mountain near Vancouver, Canada after using ChatGPT and Google Maps to plan their route and finding themselves trapped by unexpected snow partway up. The incident has served as a reminder of the limitations of artificial intelligence when it comes to real-world outdoor navigation. The pair, wearing only flat-soled sneakers, were caught off guard by the lingering snowpack on the mountain’s peaks, a common condition in the Vancouver region well into spring. ...
#hiking#SearchAndRescue#AI
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AI6YR Ben

SFGate: Tourists go over San Francisco cliff trying to retrieve a lost cell phone

"...The visitors were walking along the Lands End Trail between Mile Rock Beach and Deadman’s Point when one of them accidentally dropped his phone over the cliff. The tourists decided they would try to slide down the cliff’s edge and grab the cell phone, but both became stuck and were unable to climb back up. ..."

h/t @researchbuzz

sfgate.com/bayarea/article/tou

Tourists go over San Francisco cliff trying to retrieve a lost cell phone
#SearchAndRescue#tourists
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AI6YR Ben

NHK: Many missing dementia patients in Japan who died found in river areas

"...An NPA analysis of the locations where the deceased were found shows that 382 people -- or more than 77 percent -- died within 5 kilometers of where they went missing.

Among the 491 dead, the largest number of bodies -- 115 -- were found in locations such as rivers and dry riverbeds. A total of 79 were discovered in irrigation canals and gutters, while 71 were found in mountains and forests...."

www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/new

NHK WORLD · Many missing dementia patients in Japan who died found in river areasPar NHK WORLD
#SearchAndRescue#SAR#LostPersonBehavior
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