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To
Register Download the Registration Form:
Click HERE!!
3 Simple Steps
To Complete Your Registration: 1.) Download Registration
And Save it to your Computer: IE) Desktop
2.) Fill Out Form
3.) Click on the Submit
Button on top right of form: If it doesn't recognize
your email program, then choose the 2nd option and
it will ask you to save the registration form to
your computer. Email the saved registration form
to the email address below.
or
you may just print the completed registration form
along with your cheque & mail to
Parkland Amateur Radio Club Inc.
P.O. Box 1439
Canora, SK.
S0A 0L0
Having an issue, please call: (306) 562-8450
When
Disaster Strikes Many of you don't realize want goes on behind
the scenes, Well, here is an opportunity to come out and see
on display the following groups who assist the RCMP, Fire Departments
& Rescue, EMS, Along with local communities, who have these
groups, listed in their EMO Plans, to assist in Emergency Situations
to help protect public safety.
Interview performed by Harvey
Wirth (Silent Key) Former member of Parkland Amateur Radio
Club, and Terry White (VE5TLW) With ARES Regina, Sk.
Mobile Communication Vehicle
(VE5MCV)
Amateur Radio Emergency Services,
with Harvey Wirth (VE5HAW) and Terry White (VE5 TLW)demonstrating
the mobile command post, used for various events, including
the security at some of the Saskatchewan RoughRider Games
and mostly developed for Emergency Communication when tragedy
or disaster strikes. Used by Amateurs' to come to the rescue
to provide the necessary communication for police, fire
and ambulance personel.
CANWARNis
a volunteer organization of ham radio operators who
report severe weather when they see it to Environment
Canada. What they do is called ground-truthing. They
confirm on the ground what satellites and radars see in
the atmosphere. When Environment Canada's weather
centres issue severe weather watches or warnings, they
alert the CANWARN volunteers at the organization's
regional stations in the affected areas. The volunteers
contact other CANWARN members on the ham radio, tell
them a watch or warning has been issued and ask them to
report signs of approaching severe weather. These
include lightning, hail, cumulonimbus clouds or as they
are known in the trade CBs, and funnel clouds, which if
they touch down are then called tornadoes.
CANWARN is organised in
local networks. When CANWARN members spot severe
weather, they send their reports to the CANWARN network
controller who forwards them to Environment Canada's
severe weather office in Toronto using either a special
telephone line or the CANWARN web page. At the weather
office, the severe weather meteorologist combines the
data from the satellites and radar with the information
from the ground to refine the forecast or prepare a
severe weather watch or warning. In Ontario, CANWARN
stations are equipped with computers, printers, and ham
radio equipment, and are located in community centres
such as airports, police stations and senior citizens
complexes.
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