When providing emergency vectoring service, the controller must advise the pilot that any headings issued are emergency advisories intended only to direct the aircraft toward and over an area of lower terrain/obstacle elevation. ... Altitudes and obstructions depicted on the EOVM are the actual altitudes and locations of the obstacle/terrain and contain no lateral or vertical buffers for obstruction clearance.
- A first experimental part focuses on longitudinal control assistance: we studied drivers' familiarization with a Forward Collision Warning system in critical situations. A second experimental part focuses on lateral control assistance: we studied drivers' behavior with a Lane Departure Warning system and a Lane Keeping Assistant system, especially in an obstacle avoidance emergency situation.

As we can see from the illustration, Emergency Situation Lateral Assistance has many fascinating aspects to explore.
The Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, and Exposure (ABCDE) principles clearly give priority to airways. In Norway, the lateral trauma position (LTP) was introduced in 2005. We investigated the implementation and current use of LTP in Norwegian Emergency Medical Services (EMS).

Such details provide a deeper understanding and appreciation for Emergency Situation Lateral Assistance.
- Each State/organisation should ensure its own training guidelines and should use if necessary a checklist or an acronym mnemonics which could facilitate a proper response to any unusual/emergency situation. ... ATC Refresher Training Baseline, training scenario matrix table (An updated and downloadable ATC Refresher Training Baseline spreadsheet is maintained on the EUROCONTROL Training Zone - Training Publications). ... The ASSIST principle underlies the following articles comprising the Guidance for Controllers Section of SKYbrary:

- Most designs enable 1 or 2 assistants to control movement down stairs without lifting. ... Consult EH&S Emergency Services, (858) 246-0695, for guidance if your department wants to purchase an evacuation chair. Use an evacuation chair only if you have been trained to do so. Do not make an emergency situation worse.