International Cospas-Sarsat Programme

International Satellite System For Search and Rescue
Bulk Upload Software
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National Data Providers are invited to use this Beta version of a bulk upload software that allows Administrations to easily save beacon records locally and upload the local beacon registry to the IBRD.

To install the application, please download the following file. To install and use the application, Java must be installed first.


Read full user guide to use the software.

 

Click here to download Bulk Upload.zip

Save the zipped file to your computer. Unzip locally.

To start the installation, open the file install.bat. If this fails you can open install.jar.

 

***New release on 15 April 2009***

Please re-install with the above version if you already have it installed.
Fixed "State/Province" field for upload to the IBRD.


To install Java, please go to www.java.com.

Last Updated on Monday, 21 September 2009 14:57  

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