Abstract

The accurately program of search&rescue of the wounded is designed and an initial design idea of various subsystems is proposed in order to provide theoretical explorations and solutions for making the search & rescue of the wounded on a land battlefield immediate, intelligent and accurate and for lowering the death and disability rates of the wounded. A full combination of skill features and functional advantages is made between BDS and Armored ambulance, which is systematically applied to the search & rescue on the land battlefield. The rationality and feasibility of the program of search&rescue are guaranteed by functional combinations, comprehensive integration and experimental verification. The verification of the program of search&rescue is made in the form of war-game exercises. The result finds that the “BDS + Armored ambulance” pattern of search & rescue can accurately acquire real-time locations of the wounded, immediately provide on-site first-aid services and emergency aid & treatment for the wounded and rapidly receive and transfer the wounded, which demonstrate a better practice and application prospect of health services. As the BDS-3 is to be put into service in 2020, the informationized upgrading and transformation of Armored ambulance will be gradually completed and the “BDS + Armored ambulance” program of search &rescue will exert a more obvious influence on the search & rescue of the wounded on the land battlefield, which provide a capability support for realizing the idea of “Medical Treatment be with Soldiers”.

Details

Title
The Application Study on Accurately Search&Rescue of the Wounded on the land battlefield base on “Beidou + Armored ambulance”
Author
Sun, Peng 1 ; Zhang, Jian 2 ; Ling-Hui, Wang 3 

 Infornation Section of Medical Care Center, Chinese PLA General Hospital, Beijing 100853, China 
 National Defense university, Beijing 100091, China 
 Thoracic Syrgery Department of the First Medical Center, Chinese PLA General Hospital, Beijing, 100853 
Publication year
2021
Publication date
Jul 2021
Publisher
IOP Publishing
ISSN
17551307
e-ISSN
17551315
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
English
ProQuest document ID
2555391907
Copyright
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