11:00 - 12:00

112 Emergency Service of Ukraine during wartime

Leonid Tymchenko

Silfurberg A and B

In English

13:00 - 13:45

The Franklin River Rescue - teamwork, trust and training in wild Tasmania

Dr Jorian Kippax

Silfurberg A

In English

Peak Resilience and Anti-Fragility

JC Ferguson

Silfurberg B

Translated to Icelandic

Maritime SAR in international environment. "On the rocks".

Asgrímur L. Ásgrimsson

Kaldalón

Translated to English

From Lab to lifesaving – the evolution of Float to Live, a UK public health campaign by the RNLI to reduce drownings

Ross MacLeod

Norðurljós

In English

14:00 - 14:45

Beyond Protocols: Principles for Gold-Standard Patient Care in Extreme Environments

Jamie Pattison

Silfurberg A

In English

How do we bridge the response capacity gap in the Arctic?

María Gústavsdóttir

Silfurberg B

Translated to English

Updated crevasse maps for Iceland’s larger glaciers

Ragnar Heiðar Þrastarson
Hrafnhildur Hannesdóttir

Kaldalón

Translated to English

Eagle Eyes - The drone app for Search and Rescue

Peter O'Connor

Norðurljós

In English

15:00 - 15:45

Hypothermic cardiac arrest - when one resuscitation is half of your shift

Anders Santoft

Silfurberg A

In English

On the Front Line at Home: The Challenges of Landowners Whose Property Becomes a Tourist Destination.

Gestur Gunnarsson

Kaldalón

Translated to English

Interviewing by SAR Volunteers

Greg & Joanne Varney

Norðurljós

In English

16:00 - 16:45

SAR and social media

Duane Tresnich

Silfurberg A

In English

Meteorology as a part of the ICE-SAR school education across all rescue disciplines

Páll Ágúst Þórarinsson

Silfurberg B

Translated to English

Many things went wrong - glimpses from a diary and thoughts on the crash of the aircraft Geysir at Vatnajökull 1950

Herdís Anna Jónsdóttir

Kaldalón

Translated to English

Is this a safe route?

Darryl J Macias

Norðurljós

In English

17:00 - 17:45

Heart of Gold Rescue in Middle Tennessee

Kyle Gochenour

Kaldalón

Translated to Icelandic

Improvised Medicine for Search and Rescue

Aebhric O'Kelly

Norðurljós

In English

09:00 - 09:45

Case Studies in Expedition Medicine: why every expedition needs a medic and what can happen when they don’t

Sarah Spelsberg

Silfurberg A

In English

Long term project on Reykjanes due to volcanic eruptions

Þorbjörg Petrea Pálsdóttir

Silfurberg B

Translated to English

User experience and impressions of the new Kewatec vessel

Halldór Kristinsson

Kaldalón

Translated to English

Stay or Go? UAS-Enabled Remote Assessment for Risk-Informed SAR Entry Decisions

Charles Combs

Norðurljós

In English

10:00 - 10:45

The Differential Diagnosis at High Altitude

Will Smith

Silfurberg A

In English

January 14th 2020

Magnús Einar Magnússon and Ívar Kristjánsson

Silfurberg B

Translated to English

Command and coordination in SAR in Iceland last 40 years, what have we learned?

Þorsteinn Þorkelsson

Kaldalón

Translated to English

Competition leads to learning

Eoin Murray

Norðurljós

In English

11:00 - 11:45

The Franklin River Rescue - teamwork, trust and training in wild Tasmania

Dr Jorian Kippax

Silfurberg A

In English

Is Mount Esja Iceland's most dangerous mountain?

Jón Haukur Steingrímsson

Silfurberg B

Translated to English

Nordic rescue cooperation and resources in a dynamic world!

Peter Hwan Lajgaard

Norðurljós

In English

13:00 - 13:45

HOT AIR BALLOON MCI…Everyone Has a Plan Until the First Punch

Kevin Grange

Silfurberg A

In English

ICE-SAR in Action: Volunteers Experiences After the Grindavík Eruptions

Vigdís Kristín Rohleder

Silfurberg B

Translated to English

30 minutes in the cold ocean - when nothing can go wrong.

Teitur Magnússon

Kaldalón

Translated to English

14:00 - 14:45

When a SAR case turns into a Cricothyroidotomy

Shaun Anthony Whitmore

Silfurberg A

In English

On the Front Line – A Message for the Public

Júlíus Ó Einarsson

Kaldalón

Translated to English

Rescue Team Dynamics

Dave Weber

Norðurljós

In English

15:00 - 15:45

Human Factor in demanding situations, the role operational pasychology.

Niclas Wisén

Silfurberg A

In English

What the flood taught me: lessons from a mass flood rescue in Australia

Jake Cleal-Cook

Silfurberg B

Translated to Icelandic

16:00 - 16:45

Many Hands in Harsh Environments: Harnessing Community Response

Andrew McCullough

Kaldalón

Translated to Icelandic

Rapid Triage Decision Tools for Cold Water Rescue Operations

Benedetta Beltramelli

Norðurljós

In English

09:25 - 10:15

Resilience for High-Stakes Professions: Practical Tools for Growth

Brenda Dietzman

Norðurljós

In English

09:30 - 10:15

Disaster Search for the First Responder Search Dog Handler

Marcia Koenig

Silfurberg A

In English

Catching the Curveballs and Taming the Turbulence - Managing the unexpected in SAR Operations

Seamus Bradley

Kaldalón

Translated to Icelandic

10:30 - 11:15

Risk management and rescue operations in Iceland, Svalbard and Greenland

Barbara Olga Hild

Silfurberg A

In English

Risk Management and Decision‑Making in High‑Uncertainty Environments

Matthew Wheble

Silfurberg B

Translated to Icelandic

Let´s talk about it - Psychological resilience in SAR

Matthew Fader

Kaldalón

Translated to Icelandic

What changed? They were just talking to me! The phenomenon of rescue collapse

Julie Marie Anderson

Norðurljós

In English

11:30 - 12:15

Search to Rescue: Making Sense of Search Through Geography and Modality

Dr. Alun Newsome

Silfurberg B

Translated to Icelandic

From Signal to Save: Lessons from My Time at the Air Force Rescue Coordination Center

Christina L Combs

Kaldalón

Translated to Icelandic

12:30 - 13:15

SAR Mapping in Alberta: The Past, Present and Future

Claudia Potok, Evan Gamble

Silfurberg A

In English