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Gaps in Coast Guard Response Trish Green. Overview Project Goal Background Objectives Methods Expected Results.

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1 Gaps in Coast Guard Response Trish Green

2 Overview Project Goal Background Objectives Methods Expected Results

3 Project Goal Determine areas where the Coast Guard lacks reasonable response times.

4 Coast Guard AORs

5 Coast Guard Mission Ports and Waterways and Coastal Security Drug Interdiction Aids to Navigations Search and Rescue Living Marine Resources Marine Safety Defense Readiness Migrant Interdiction Marine Environmental Protection Ice Operations Other Law Enforcement

6 Past Studies Lake County parcel map for Fire Rescue Response Iowa pre-deploying emergency vehicles in areas of high accident density. Netherlands study to determine if the area was effectively covered by fire stations and where fire stations should be located to provide better coverage if gaps existed Emergency response in the Gulf of Finland.

7 Objectives Determine exact location of Coast Guard Assets Create layer of Coast Guard Asset locations Determine range/endurance of assets Determine areas that no assets can reach within 6 hrs Analyze results and make recommendation on where assets should be home ported and deployed to

8 Project Information Cutter response time 6 hrs Aircraft response before BINGO Response times are calculated from homeports All calculations have Aircraft flying to and from same Air Station Cutter Characteristics taken from Register of Cutters Aircraft Characteristics taken from U.S. Coast Guard Addendum to the US National Search and Rescue Supplement (COMDINST M16130.2F)

9 Cutters 3 national Security Cutters (NSC) 6 High Endurance cutters (HEC) 3 Medium Endurance Cutters (MEC) 13 Patrol Boat- 110 ft 22 Patrol Boat- 87 ft Asset Summary

10 Small Boat Stations Aircraft HH/MH-65 Dolphin (65) MH-60T Jayhawk (60) C-130 Asset Summary

11 Compile Asset Data Create Shapefiles Compile data in Excel Import data

12 National Security CutterNameLocationLATLONG Max Range (nm) Max Speed (kts)Time (hrs) Distance (nm) BERTHOLFAlameda, CA37.781001-122.25258712000286168 WAESCHEAlameda, CA37.780094-122.24995912000286168 STRATTONAlameda, CA37.779365-122.24853212000286168 High Endurance CutterNameLocationLATLONGMax RangeMax SpeedTimeDistance BOUTWELLSan Diego, CA32.681167-117.12714000296174 MELLONSeattle, WA 14000296174 MIDGETTSeattle, WA 14000296174 MORGENTHAUHonolulu, HI 14000296174 MUNROKodiak, AK 14000296174 SHERMANHonolulu, HI 14000296174 Medium Endurance CutterNameLocationLATLONGMax RangeMax SpeedTimeDistance ACTIVEPort Angeles, WA 6100186108 ALERTWarrenton, CA46.19244-123.8209586100186108 STEADFASTWarrenton, CA 6100186108

13 Patrol Boats (110) NameLocationLATLONGMax RangeMax SpeedTimeDistance CUTTYHUNK (WPB-110)Port Angeles, CA48.139639-123.413278330029.56177 ORCAS (WPB-110)Coos Bay, OR43.37983-124.21695330029.56177 Galveston Island (WPB-110)Honolulu, HI 330029.56177 KISKA (WPB-110)Hilo, HI19.731467-155.053067330029.56177 WASHINGTON (WPB-110)Apra Harbor, Guam 330029.56177 ASSATEAGUE (WPB-110)Apra Harbor, Guam 330029.56177 LONG ISLAND (WPB-110)Valdez, AK61.125433-146.352083330029.56177 ROANOKE ISLAND (WPB-110)Homer, AK 330029.56177 MUSTANG (WPB-110)Seward, AK60.1185-149.434833330029.56177 LIBERTY (WPB-110)Auke Bay, AK58.398333-134.648333330029.56177 ANACAPA (WPB-110)Petersburg, AK 330029.56177 NAUSHON (WPB-110)Ketchikan, AK 330029.56177 CHANDELEUR (WPB-110)Ketchikan, AK55.3313131.6245333330029.56177 Patrol Boats (87) NameLocationLATLONGMax RangeMax SpeedTimeDistance DORADO (WPB-87)Cresent City, CA41.742083124.18525612256150 BARRACUDA (WPB-87)Eureka, CA 612256150 SOCKEYE(WPB-87)Bodega Bay, CA 612256150 TERN (WPB-87)San Francisco, CA37.810333-122.360667612256150 PIKE (WPB-87)San Francisco, CA 612256150 BLACKFIN (WPB-87)Santa Barbara, CA34.404333-119.692333612256150 NARWHAL (WPB-87)Corona Del Mar, CA 612256150 EDISTO (WPB-110)San Diego, CA32.6865-117.23425612256150 HADDOCK (WPB-87)San Diego, CA32.725383-117.182612256150 PETREL (WPB-87)San Diego, CA 612256150 SEA OTTER (WPB-87)San Diego, CA32.686333-117.234333612256150 ADELIE (WPB-87)Port Angeles, CA48.139666-123.414612256150 WAHOO (WPB-87)Port Angeles, CA48.13123.41612256150 SWORDFISH (WPB-87)Port Angeles, CA 612256150 OSPREY (WPB-87)Port Townsend, WA48.107033-122.7728612256150 SEA DEVIL (WPB-87)Bangor, WA47.73-122.74612256150 SEA FOX (WPB-87)Bangor, WA47.73-122.74612256150 SEALION (WPB-87)Bellingham, WA 612256150 TERRAPIN (WPB-87)Bellingham, WA 612256150 BLUE SHARK (WPB-87)Everett, WA 612256150 AHI (WPB-87)Honolulu, HI21.3091-157.873883612256150 KITTIWAKE (WPB-87)Honolulu, HI21.307517-157.873367612256150

14 Air Station NameAssetLATLONG Cruise Speed (kts)Fuel Uses lbs/hrFuel Capacity (lbs)Distance (nm) San DiegoH6032.727175-117.18270812511602188470 Los AngelesH6533.944152-118.4194311256901900120 San FranciscoH6537.632272-122.3894661256901500120 SacramentoC13038.677093-121.3935082985180629001635 Humboldt BayH6540.970988-124.1082361256901500120 North BendH6543.410293-124.2419171256901500120 AstoriaH6046.1545-123.88431412511602188470 Port AngelesH6548.141293-123.4139541256901500120 SitkaH6057.046834-135.36106912511602188470 KodiakC13057.749967-152.4937942985180629001635 KodiakH6057.749967-152.49379412511602188470 KodiakH6557.749967-152.4937941256901500120 Barber's PointC13021.307354-158.0703022985180629001635 H6521.307354-158.0703021256901500120

15 Analysis STAGE 1- Evaluate Current Coverage Determine where there is coverage 1.Gaps in Coverage 2.How many assets can reach each case 3.Which cutters can reach the case 4.Which aircraft can reach the case 5.Which assets can respond (depending on mission)

16 Analysis STAGE 2-Evaluate New Coverage Alternatives 1.Identify different offshore areas to have assets staged to be ready for cases 2.Identify optimal US locations to homeport assets 3.Determine Coast Guard coverage area downrange when aircraft is deployed on cutters. How many cutters are needed in high threat vector to maintain acceptable coverage? 4.Identify differences in Coast Guard coverage with and without aircraft on deck

17 ToolsBuffer Counting Overlap Polygon Tool Create Thiessen Polygons

18 Data Required Layers to Acquire Satellite Imagery US Territory layers Layers to Create Layer of NSC Layer of HEC Layer of MEC Layer of PB (110ft) Layer of PB(87ft) Layer of Air Stations

19 Anticipated Results Gaps exist past 100 nm Inshore area will be well covered by assets Aircraft on deck of cutters increase coverage and operational readiness. Cutters need to be stationed offshore to respond to have adequate offshore coverage.

20 Timeline 15Jun all data compiled 15Jul all layers created 15Jul have exact date of final presentation confirmed 15Aug all analysis performed 15September final maps created and project ready for presentation Presentation to Coast Guard Command In September-October timeframe

21 QUESTIONS??????

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