https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b68SDzzw2c4
In this video, taken at BCA headquarters in Boulder, Manuel Genswein explains the backup method he uses in multiple burial searches, which involves going to

http://www.sunrockice.com/docs/Micro%20search%20strips%20Genswein.pdf
Table 2: Number of accidents and affected people for multiple burials (completely buried people found without visible parts from 1970 to 1999). 2. Introduction to search strategies for multiple burials The transceiver search for multiple burials always presents lay and professional rescuers with a difficult task.

https://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adventure/snow-sports/avalanche-rescue-needs-revolutionary/
Genswein insisted that the Pulse, released in 2006, be equipped with an older analog function to deal with the most baffling problem in avalanche rescue: multiple burials in close proximity, which

https://arc.lib.montana.edu/snow-science/item/2216
The original micro-search strip system was developed by Genswein and Harvey in 2002. Since that time, there have been significant advances in digital and three antenna beacon technology with the widespread use of the marking function to manage multiple burial scenarios. In the event of the marking feature failing or not being available, then an alternative search system must be applied.

https://arc.lib.montana.edu/snow-science/objects/issw-2012-341-347.pdf
TRANSCEIVER PERFORMANCE WHEN SEARCHING FOR MULTIPLE BURIALS . Jürg Schweizer1,*, Manuel Genswein2, Fred Jarry3, Dominique Létang3. 1 WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research SLF, Davos, Switzerland . 2 Genswein, Meilen, Switzerland . 3 ANENA, Grenoble, France . ABSTRACT: Two large scale field tests at Davos (Switzerland) and on Col du Lautaret (France) focusing

https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/PERFORMANCE-WHEN-SEARCHING-FOR-MULTIPLE-BURIALS-Schweizer-Genswein/42e393d2ed3438d6a2e916b71e7cba43432e321c
Test results clearly indicate that even with modern transceivers with digital signal processing the presence of multiple signals during search may still lead to a challenging and problematic situation for the rescuer. Two large scale field tests at Davos (Switzerland) and on Col du Lautaret (France) focusing on the performance of avalanche rescue transceivers in multiple burial accidents have

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Manuel-Genswein
Genswein. Research and Development. Position. Educator, Instructor, Research & Development. Description. R&D in avalanche rescue, search strategies, emergency and risk management, risk perception

http://www.mammutavalanchesafety.com/2014/11/pulse-barryvox-tips-for-advanced-rescuer.html
As an example, in Statistical analyses on multiple burial situations and search strategies for multiple burials, written by Manuel Genswein and published by the Swiss Avalanche Federation, out of 466 avalanche accidents recorded, only 127 or about 27%, involved more than one burial.

https://www.academia.edu/107840089/Simple_and_Reliable_Methodology_to_Compare_Various_Avalanche_Beacons_Taking_into_Account_the_Useful_Range_Multiple_Burial_and_the_Strength_of_the_Third_Antenna
Genswein & Schweizer (2008), Schweizer (2007 ), Semmel (2 007), Sch weizer & Krüsi (2003), and Meier (2001) give goo d overviews of different methods to determine th e useful ran ges of be acons and to calculate the search strip widths.

https://www.dora.lib4ri.ch/wsl/islandora/object/wsl:8687
Genswein, M., & Harvey, S. (2003). Statistical Analyses on Multiple Burial Situations and Search Strategies for Multiple Burials. Avalanche Review, 21 (3), 9-11.

https://beaconreviews.com/pdfs/PinpointonLine_Edgerly.pdf
In a vertical burial, orient the searching beacon vertically at the spike and bracket. In both cases, ignore directional readings and pay ... burials and for experts in close-proximity multiple burials. For most professionals, however, pinpointing on a line promises a much-needed cure for the deep-burial blues. References Genswein, M., 2001

https://www.mountwashingtonavalanchecenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Companion_Rescue-Beyond_the_Basics.pdf
Notice: beacon searching is a small part of the overall rescue process ... Don't forget to listen as you search! In a multiple burial event, getting an accurate count of people caught and/or buried is important. The safe travel ritual of exposing one person at a time to ... •Genswein & Schwiezer 2008—optimal search strip with

https://amga.com/beacon-overload-making-sense-transceiver-multiple-burial-functions/
Real World Beacon Searching. In the real world, beacon searching can actually be simpler than it is in some avalanche courses: probing is done for bodies, not Tupperware, and if a multiple burial does occur, the victims are usually located the same way as single burials-either "in series" or "in parallel." ... Schweizer, LeTang, and

https://arc.lib.montana.edu/snow-science/item/1697
Two large scale field tests at Davos (Switzerland) and on Col du Lautaret (France) focusing on the performance of avalanche rescue transceivers in multiple burial accidents have been conducted in winter 2011-2012. Whereas in the Swiss test beginners were searching with low-end transceivers, the French test focused on the advanced and professional user groups who used top-end transceivers.

https://pistehors.com/news/ski/comments/0817-multiple-avalanche-burials-rarer-than-you-think/
Therefore in just 16.5% of incidents was a beacon search possible and necessary. There were just 8 multiple burial situations. In six of these incidents standard single beacon protocols were all that was necessary to locate victims. They conclude that a special case multiple burial situations are extremely rare, less than 1%.

http://www.mammutavalanchesafety.com/2015/10/advanced-review-micro-search-box-and.html
For advanced users, Mammut has taught for many years that the best way to solve 100% of multiple burial situations--searches that may suffer from overlapping beacon signals--involves using digital and analog signals at the same time.This allows the searcher to build a mental map that clearly shows when signals are being hidden by overlap.

https://arc.lib.montana.edu/snow-science/objects/issw-2006-510-512.pdf
Students start at one corner of the debris area and proceed using the micro search strip method, with strip widths of 3 m to. 4 m wide (See Figure 1). Once a beacon is located, it is pinpointed, probed and marked. The student then returns to the last point on the micro search strip line before continuing to find the other beacons.

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https://knoxcotn.org/old_site/cemeteries/cemsearch.html
Knox County Cemetery Historian. Search this database for your surname and/or given name (or combination) of interest. You should search on every potential spelling, since spelling variations are not cross-referenced. If you are searching for a person who was a slave, use slave as the surname. If you want to obtain dates and other details that

https://arc.lib.montana.edu/snow-science/objects/issw-2012-214-223.pdf
burial beacon search versus the aspects of fully maintaining the EN300718 standard Schober, Michael1; ... sue about multiple burial support. Accompanied by the questions about the feasibility of several multi- ... Following Schweizer/Genswein, ISSW2008, only 50% of the beacons are within 30Hz deviation from

http://www.myerscemeterytownsend.com/myerscemeteryhistory.html
Myers Cemetery, circa 1795, is located adjacent to the Townsend Visitors Center on East Lamar Alexander Parkway in Townsend, Tennessee. As one walks among the gravestones in Myers Cemetery we are reminded once again of the courage, faith and strength of the early settlers who came into Tuckaleechee Cove in the late 1790's.The earliest identified cemetery burial is for an individual known

https://arc.lib.montana.edu/snow-science/objects/issw-2002-469-476.pdf
Table 2: Number ofaccidents and affected people for multiple burials (completely buried people found without visible parts from 1970 to 1999). 2. Introduction to search strategies for multiple burials The transceiver search for multiple burials always presents lay and professional rescuers with a difficult task. Manufacturers suggest various