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Comparing Two Rope Rescue Systems for Cave Rescue (twin tension) Presenter: Tom 
Evans
Join us for a webinar on Apr 18, 2017 at 9:00 EDT/  8:00 PM CDT /7:00 MDT / 
6:00 PDT Please check your time zone for the correct starting time.
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Tom Evans, NCRC Instructor will be discussing:
Recently, the rope rescue community has been debating the merits of using two 
kinds of two rope systems. Main and belay systems that have a main line that 
holds all the load, and a second belay line that is un-tensioned, versus two 
tension systems, where both ropes hold about half the total load at all times. 
Here we will explore the strengths and weaknesses of both systems based on 
testing data, and compare their usefulness and functionality for cave rescue.

Tom has been a vertical caver for a decade, and has been trained in both above 
and below ground rope rescue. He is a National Cave Rescue Commission 
(http://ncrc.info/) instructor, and has a rescue rigging research program whose 
results are published at the International Technical Rescue Symposium 
(http://itrsonline.org/). Recently he cofounded a nonprofit (SAR3, 
http://sarrr.weebly.com/) dedicated to providing research and teaching in 
support of rescue and sport rigging. Through his work, Tom is constantly 
immersed in the science and practice of rigging.

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The opinions expressed in this webinar are not necessarily those of the NSS.
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