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A B.C. search-and-rescue team says a new piece of technology allows them to search for missing people's cell phones in areas where there would otherwise be no signal.

Strapped to a helicopter or truck, the unit functions like a moving cell tower in remote areas that don't have coverage, says team leader Scott Merriman

Strapped to a helicopter or truck, the unit functions like a moving cell tower in remote areas that don't have coverage, says team leader Scott Merriman

Strapped to a helicopter or truck, the unit functions like a moving cell tower in remote areas that don't have coverage, says team leader Scott Merriman

Strapped to a helicopter or truck, the unit functions like a moving cell tower in remote areas that don't have coverage, says team leader Scott Merriman

Strapped to a helicopter or truck, the unit functions like a moving cell tower in remote areas that don't have coverage, says team leader Scott Merriman

Strapped to a helicopter or truck, the unit functions like a moving cell tower in remote areas that don't have coverage, says team leader Scott Merriman

A B.C. search-and-rescue team says a new piece of technology allows them to search for missing people's cell phones in areas where there would otherwise be no signal.

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North Shore Rescue in B.C. believes it’s the primary rescue staff in Canada to make use of a helicopter-mounted cell tower to hint an individual’s location. The staff makes use of one thing referred to as a LifeSeeker unit hooked up to their helicopter that may decide up a misplaced individual’s cell sign in a spot with out every other cell towers. In a Fb put up debriefing the rescue, North Shore Rescue additionally talked about that it wanted to achieve authorization from Spectrum Administration Canada, Innovation Science and Financial Improvement Canada, and underneath the Radiocommunication Act.

North Shore Rescue in B.C. believes it’s the primary rescue staff in Canada to make use of a helicopter-mounted cell tower to hint an individual’s location. The staff makes use of one thing referred to as a LifeSeeker unit hooked up to their helicopter that may decide up a misplaced individual’s cell sign in a spot with out every other cell towers. In a Fb put up debriefing the rescue, North Shore Rescue additionally talked about that it wanted to achieve authorization from Spectrum Administration Canada, Innovation Science and Financial Improvement Canada, and underneath the Radiocommunication Act.

North Shore Rescue in B.C. believes it’s the first rescue team in Canada to use a helicopter-mounted cell tower to trace a person’s location. The team uses something called a LifeSeeker unit attached to their helicopter that can pick up a lost person’s cell signal in a place without any other cell towers. In a Facebook post debriefing the rescue, North Shore Rescue also mentioned that it needed to gain authorization from Spectrum Management Canada, Innovation Science and Economic Development Canada, and under the Radiocommunication Act.

North Shore Rescue in B.C. believes it’s the first rescue team in Canada to use a helicopter-mounted cell tower to trace a person’s location. The team uses something called a LifeSeeker unit attached to their helicopter that can pick up a lost person’s cell signal in a place without any other cell towers. In a Facebook post debriefing the rescue, North Shore Rescue also mentioned that it needed to gain authorization from Spectrum Management Canada, Innovation Science and Economic Development Canada, and under the Radiocommunication Act.